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VACANCIES

CADAS is a caring, inclusive employer and our managers always try to help our team to be comfortable in their roles, while prioritising delivery of the aims of the charity.

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When applying for a position with CADAS it's important that you read and understand the following documents before completing an application form. Just click on the buttons below to view them.​

If you decide that you would like to apply, please complete an Application Form and an Equality and Diversity Form. These can be downloaded by clicking on the links below.

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Why CADAS?

  • Be part of a growing, forward‑thinking service

  • Flexible working options, including hybrid digital delivery

  • Ongoing training, development and peer support

Family Service Worker Plus (East Cumbria) - CLOSED

  • Location: East Cumbria, primarily providing tailored support for the improvment of health, wellbeing, and family relationships to individuals and families across East Cumbria. 

  • Hours: 30hpw over 4 or 5 days. Fixed Term for 1.5 years.

  • Pay and benefits:  £13.08 per hour (this equates to £25,506 for a 37.5 hour full time equivalent), with a 6% pension contribution after the first 6 months.

 

Are you passionate about helping others?

Join CADAS as we expand our services across the East Cumbria.

As a Family Service Worker Plus, you will:

  • Support families across East Cumbria where there is substance misuse, addiction and co‑occurring serious mental illness.

  • Develop own skills, achieved through formal and informal training in relation to family work, addiction theory and practice.

  • Deliver adult recovery and Friends & Family support to adults and recovery/educational support to children, including drugs, alcohol and other addictive behaviours.

  • Assess and review family needs to a tailored support plan.

  • Support families with all social needs identified in the family plan e.g. employment, education, social isolation. 

  • Collaborate with partner organisations, with the family, and attend multi-agency meetings.

  • Signpost family members to appropriate specialist services or agencies when required.

  • Work collaboratively with the wider CADAS team.

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What we’re looking for:

  • Proven experience of supporting individuals affected by their own substance misuse or someone else's.

  • Experience in working with vulnerable adults, young people or families in the community.

  • Strong assessment, planning and motivational skills.

  • Excellent teamwork, communication and safeguarding awareness.

  • A genuine desire to make a positive difference.

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Next Steps:​

  • Click on the buttons to review the Further Information and Job Description.

  • Download and read the Impact Report and Strategic Plan from the links on this page.

  • Download the Application Form and Equality and Diversity Form from the links on the web page.

  • Complete the forms and send them to: suzannew@cadas.co.uk before 5pm on 23/01/2026

 

If you have any questions or would like to discuss further,  please contact Suzanne Wannop (Cumberland Manager) at suzannew@cadas.co.uk or phone 07435 167746.

 

We are not accepting CVs for this role.

Recovery Coach (West Cumbria) - CLOSED

  • Location: Supporting clients across West Cumbria.

  • Hours: 30 or 37.5hpw over 4 or 5 days. Fixed Term for 2 years.

  • Pay and benefits:  £12.35 per hour (this equates to £24,082.50 for a 37.5 hour full time equivalent), with a 6% pension contribution after the first 6 months.

 

Are you passionate about helping others?

Join CADAS at our Workington hub as we expand our services across West Cumbria.

As a Recovery Coach, you will:

  • Support vulnerable clients with substance misuse, addiction and co‑occurring serious mental illness.

  • Manage your own caseload, from referral through to sustained recovery and after‑care.

  • Deliver one‑to‑one sessions via face‑to‑face, phone or video—reach clients locally or county‑wide.

  • Lead Support Group sessions, group facilitation and 1:1 support - creating a safe space to boost engagement, self‑esteem and long‑term recovery.

  • Collaborate with partner organisations, championing best practice in safeguarding and recovery coaching.

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What we’re looking for:

  • Proven experience in substance misuse or mental health support.

  • Strong assessment, planning and motivational skills.

  • Excellent teamwork, communication and safeguarding awareness.

  • A genuine desire to make a positive difference.

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Next Steps:​

  • Click on the buttons to review the Further Information and Job Description.

  • Download and read the Impact Report and Strategic Plafrom the links on this page.

  • Download the Application Form and Equality and Diversity Form from the links on the web page.

  • Complete the forms and send them to: suzannew@cadas.co.uk before 5pm on 23/01/2026

 

If you have any questions or would like to discuss further,  please contact Suzanne Wannop (Cumberland Manager) at suzannew@cadas.co.uk or phone 07435 167746.

 

We are not accepting CVs for this role.

Get in Touch

If you are interested in any of these vacancies or have any questions, please contact Judith on judithb@cadas.co.uk.

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