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Resilience Coordination and Case Management

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Resilience Coordination Service

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AgencyWokingham Borough Council
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Organization / AgencyWokingham Borough Council
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Performs person-centred, trauma-informed support and coordination for prime contractors on Wokingham Borough Council resilience projects. Manages referrals and warm handovers for individuals receiving crisis fund support and implements collaborative models to prevent engagement drop-offs. Requires trauma-informed practice certifications and person-centred care standards. Delivers coordinated support pathways and managed resident engagement.

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