9 jobs in Nepacs

Early Days in Custody - Family Support Worker

HMP Holme House

• 18.75 hours per week
• £14,244.75 per annum
• Fixed term - 12 Months

Nepacs is a regional charity which supports positive futures for prisoners and their families.

We are seeking to recruit a Family Support WorkerforEarly Days in Custody to support prisoners and families during the critical first weeks following imprisonment, helping to address issues such as family contact, visits, safeguarding concerns and the impact of imprisonment on children and dependent adults.

This role may be undertaken separately to the Family Support Worker post or combined into a single post of 33.75 hours per week.

This contract is fixed term and is subject toPrison Service vetting, DBS checks and pre employment checks.

We welcome applications from people from all sectors of our diverse communities and all backgrounds; including ex-offenders (appointment to post is subject to a risk assessment).

Closing date for applications: Tuesday 7 July at 12.00pm

Nepacs, a charity in the North East, is seeking a Catering Worker to ensure a warm welcome and refreshments for visitors. The goal is to create a positive first impression for those entering our facility.

The ideal candidate will be required to obtain an Enhanced Disclosure from the Disclosure and Barring Service and possess prison clearance. If you're passionate about supporting prisoners and their families, this could be the perfect opportunity for you.

The closing date for applications is Tuesday 7 July at 12:00pm.

Nepacs is seeking a Family Support Assistant based in Kirklevington, England. In this role, you will work closely with the Family Support Worker and the prison-based team to foster a welcoming and family-focused environment. Key responsibilities include assisting with family visits and engagement activities while promoting positive family relationships.

A passion for supporting families and strong communication skills are essential for this position. The role also requires DBS checks and is a vital part of enhancing the wellbeing of those in custody.

Nepacs, a regional charity in the United Kingdom, is seeking a Family Support Worker for HMP Holme House. The role involves providing practical and emotional support to help prisoners and their families maintain positive relationships, access support services, and prepare for release.

This position requires adherence to Prison Service vetting and DBS checks. Candidates must possess experience in supporting families, especially in sensitive contexts, to ensure effective and compassionate assistance.

Nepacs is a regional charity which supports positive futures for prisoners and their families.

We are seeking to recruit a Family Support Worker at HMP Holme House to provide practical and emotional support to prisoners and their families, helping to maintain positive family relationships, access support services and prepare for release.

Any offer of employment is subject to Prison Service vetting, DBS checks and pre employment checks.

Interviews will be held on: TBC

Nepacs is seeking a dedicated Family Support Worker for the Early Days in Custody program at HMP Holme House. You will provide vital support to prisoners and their families during the initial weeks of imprisonment, addressing critical issues such as family contact and safeguarding.

This is a fixed-term role, offering 18.75 hours per week, with a salary of £14,244.75 per annum. The role may be combined with a further 15 hours, offering flexibility in working hours.

Nepacs is a regional charity which supports positive futures for prisoners and their families.

We are seeking a Family Support Assistant to work closely with the Family Support Worker and wider prison-based team. The post holder will help create a welcoming, supportive and family-focused environment, assisting with family visits, family engagement activities, family days and the provision of practical and emotional support. The role will be to support the delivery of Nepacs' family support services by providing information, guidance and practical assistance to people in custody and their families, promoting positive family relationships and contributing to improved wellbeing and rehabilitation outcomes.

All applicants will have excellent communication and interpersonal skills; experience of working with families and disadvantaged groups in a multi agency environment and a passion for making a difference.

This post is subject to Prison Service vetting, DBS checks and pre employment checks.

Closing date for applications: 12pm on Tuesday 7 July 2026

Interviews will be held on: TBC

• £7,931.04 per annum

Nepacs is a charity working with prisonersand their families in the north east.

We are looking for a Catering Worker to provide refreshments and a friendly welcome to visitors, helping to create a positive first impression and welcoming environment.

An Enhanced Disclosure will be required from the Disclosure and Barring Service as well as prison clearance for the successful applicant.

Closing date for applications: Tuesday 7 July 12:00pm
Interviews will be held on: TBC