Procurement & Resettlement Officer

Procurement & Resettlement Officer (Accommodation for Ex-Offenders)
Location: London | Pay: £31.24/hr (umbrella)
Duration: Temporary until end of March 2026
Sector: Local Authority

Join a mission-driven project helping homeless ex-offenders secure and sustain private rented accommodation. This temporary role puts you at the heart of a groundbreaking housing initiative, combining property procurement, tenancy support, and partnership working to make a real impact.

What You’ll Do:

• Source and negotiate suitable private rented accommodation for ex-offenders.
• Provide hands-on resettlement and ongoing tenancy support to prevent breakdowns and repeat homelessness.
• Coordinate resources like furniture, travel, and essentials to help tenants start successfully.
• Work closely with landlords, agencies, and statutory partners to ensure smooth placements.
• Maintain oversight of tenancies, affordability, and welfare support, keeping accurate records and reporting progress.

Your experience

• Experience supporting vulnerable people, particularly those at risk of or experiencing homelessness.
• Property procurement experience, including working with private landlords and letting agents.
• Knowledge of tenancy sustainment, welfare benefits, and housing legislation.
• Strong communication and relationship-building skills with diverse stakeholders.
• Ability to work independently, travel across London, and manage multiple priorities.

Qualifications
Housing / Homelessness Qualifications

• Level 2/3 Certificate in Housing Practice or equivalent
• Level 3/4 Diploma in Housing or Homelessness Studies

Social Care / Support Qualifications

• NVQ Level 2/3 in Health & Social Care or Working with Vulnerable Adults
• Safeguarding or mental health awareness training

Project / Procurement Skills (Desirable)
Property procurement, tenancy management, or landlord engagement
Project management qualification (PRINCE2 Foundation or similar) could be a bonus

This is a hands-on, impactful role offering immediate responsibility and the chance to make a real difference for ex-offenders in the community.