Service coordinator team

 

Our Service Coordinators act as the bridge between our clients with complex needs and the many services they engage with.

The team provides a wide range of support to improve the lives of people with multiple disadvantage.

  • They coordinate services, broker support and advocate on our clients’ behalf.

  • They empower individuals to take control of their own recovery journey.

  • They establish partnerships with services and agencies to share risk and accountability and find new ways of working.

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“Without your help I would never have been able to work with the services that have helped me over the past few years.”

— Golden Key client

In numbers

250+

clients since the start of the project

37%

reduction in clients experiencing homelessness after 3 years of working with Golden Key

86%

reduction in number of arrests among our clients after 3 years of working with Golden Key

41%

reduction in number of attendances at A&E after three years of engagement

Identifying what works and what doesn't

A key part of a Service Coordinator’s role is to identify and reduce the blocks and barriers that clients experience when attempting to access services. The coordinators record their finding and track good practice. This then provides an evidence base for our system change work.   

Our approach

Our approach is:

  • Strengths-based

  • Tailored to meet each person’s unique needs;

  • Person-centred

  • Trauma-informed

 

Our Products:

  • Three Pillars

    In our work, we have noticed three closely connected elements which help people to work more effectively with complex problems, complex people and complex situations.

  • Strengths Meeting Toolkit

    We have created a toolkit to help you start working in a strengths-based way, quickly and easily. It includes a meeting structure and supporting information and applications for multi-agency meetings.