Finance Administrator

Role title: Finance Administrator
Reporting to: Finance Manager
Salary: €29,075 per annum
Contract type: 28 hours a week, permanent contract
Location:Shine’s head office in Maynooth

Purpose of role:

The purpose of this role is to facilitate the day-to-day finance of the organisation. This is a varied role requiring good organisation and multi-tasking skills, as well as excellent interpersonal skills and experience. This position is often privy to confidential information and
requires discretion and confidentially.

Read or download the Full job description and person specification for more information.

Application is by official Shine Application form ONLY. CV’s will not be accepted.

Send your completed Application Form in Microsoft Word or PDF format to recruit@shine.ie. In the subject field, please enter Finance Administrator.

Application Deadline: 5pm, Monday 25th Sept 2023.

 

Conditions of Appointment: All offers of posts are subject to Garda Vetting approval and completion of HSELand Children First E-learning programme prior to commencement of employment.

Shine is an equal opportunities employer committed to promoting and maintaining a diverse and inclusive work environment.

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Mental Health Recovery Support Worker (Kerry)

Role title: Mental Health Recovery Support Worker
Reporting to: Regional Mental Health Team Leader
Salary: €33,630 per annum
Contract type: Full time, 35 hours per week, fixed term 1-year contract
Location: This position would cover county Kerry with an office base in Tralee (The team member would be the sole person responsible for the Kerry region but will be part of a wider team that covers Cork, Kerry, Limerick, Clare and Tipperary North).

Purpose of role:

  • To promote and deliver the aims and objectives of Shine in accordance with strategic and operational plans.
  • To foster the Shine ethos and values.
  • Implement and practice the Shine Recovery and Engagement Model to empower people to manage their mental health recovery effectively.
  • The Mental Health Recovery Support Worker will work in the community with people who experience ongoing mental health difficulties and with people who are family/supporters.

Read or download the full job description and person specification for more information.

Application is by official Shine Application form ONLY. CV’s will not be accepted.

Send your completed Application Form in Microsoft Word or PDF format to recruit@shine.ie. In the subject field, please enter Mental Health Recovery Support Worker (Kerry).

Application Deadline: 12 noon, Monday 9th October 2023.

 

Conditions of Appointment: All offers of posts are subject to Garda Vetting approval and completion of HSELand Children First E-learning programme prior to commencement of employment.

Shine is an equal opportunities employer committed to promoting and maintaining a diverse and inclusive work environment.

Shine privacy policy

Mental Health Recovery Peer Support Group Facilitator (Kerry)

Role title: Mental Health Recovery Peer Support Group Facilitator
Reporting to: Mental Health Recovery Support Group Worker
Rate per hour: €23 per hour
Contract type: Independent Contractor for one year fixed with minimum of 4 hours per month
Location:Tralee, Co. Kerry

Purpose of role:

  • Facilitate Shine peer support groups in the community, in hospital settings and/or online with people who experience ongoing mental health difficulties.

Read or download the Full job description and person specification for more information.

Application is by official Shine Application form ONLY. CV’s will not be accepted.

Send your completed Application Form in Microsoft Word or PDF format to recruit@shine.ie. In the subject field, please enter Mental Health Recovery Peer Support Group Facilitator (Kerry).

Application Deadline: 12 noon, Monday 25th Sept 2023.

 

Conditions of Appointment: All offers of posts are subject to Garda Vetting approval and completion of HSELand Children First E-learning programme prior to commencement of employment.

Shine is an equal opportunities employer committed to promoting and maintaining a diverse and inclusive work environment.

Shine privacy policy

Vacancy: Mental Health Recovery Support Worker (Northeast)

Job title: Mental Health Recovery Support Worker
Reporting to: Regional Mental Health Team Leader
Salary: €33,630 per annum
Contract type: Full-time, 35 hours per week, one-year contract (covering maternity leave)                                       
Location:  Main geographical remit of the role: Meath, Louth, Monaghan, Cavan

Purpose of role:

  • To promote and deliver the aims and objectives of Shine in accordance with strategic and operational plans.
  • To foster the Shine ethos and values.
  • Implement and practice the Shine Recovery and Engagement Model to empower people to manage their mental health recovery effectively.
  • The Mental Health Recovery Support Worker will work in the community with people who experience ongoing mental health difficulties and with people who are family/supporters.

Read or download the Full job description and person specification for more information.

Application is by official Shine Application form ONLY. CV’s will not be accepted.

Send your completed Application Form in Microsoft Word or PDF format to recruit@shine.ie. In the subject field, please enter Mental Health Recovery Support Worker (Northeast).

Application Deadline: 12 noon, Monday 2nd October 2023.

 

Conditions of Appointment: All offers of posts are subject to Garda Vetting approval and completion of HSELand Children First E-learning programme prior to commencement of employment.

Shine is an equal opportunities employer committed to promoting and maintaining a diverse and inclusive work environment.

Informal inquiries regarding the job can be directed to Derek Pepper, Regional Mental Health Team Leader at dpepper@shine.ie or on 086 8525422

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National survey on the experiences of those living with psychosis

As our government prepares for Budget 2023, Shine in partnership with Mental Health Reform and the HSE National Clinical Programme for Early Intervention in Psychosis, wants to hear the voice of people affected by psychosis to support our call for increased funding for improved specialised psychosis supports nationally.

In our national conversations around mental health, the voice of those that experience psychosis and their families is under represented and often not heard. We understand the concern and fear affecting those who have experiences with psychosis and how it presents a barrier to speaking out. However, it means that psychosis remains a stigmatised and rarely spoken about experience.

International evidence has shown that people who experience psychosis deserve and need dedicated, specialised supports and services. We need to demand that current treatments are not good enough and more needs to be done, at a quicker rate, to support people experiencing psychosis.

Have you, a family member or friend, an experience of living with psychosis? If so, we want to hear from you. Please take our survey and have your voice heard.

The survey will remain open until 5pm on Friday 12th August.

Thank you

The Sharing the Vision Implementation Plan 2022-2024 has now been published

The first Implementation Plan for Sharing the Vision – A Mental Health Policy for Everyone, was launched by Minister of State for Mental Health and Older People, Mary Butler TD on Wed 23rd March at 2.30pm.

Shine is proud to have been selected as host for the service user and families reference group for the National Implementation Monitoring Committee (NIMC) for Sharing the Vision.

The Sharing the Vision Implementation Plan 2022-2024 is available to download now from here.

Shirley O’Regan, host of ‘Wellness Wednesday’ on West Limerick 102FM interviews CEO Nicola Byrne

This morning our CEO Nicola Byrne was in conversation with Shirley O’Regan, host of ‘Wellness Wednesday’ on WestLimerick102FM.

Nicola spoke about the work of Shine, highlighting how individuals with lived experience of mental health challenges can access help and support around their recovery both online and face to face. The conversation also focused on the importance of peer support which can be especially beneficial for family members/supporters of people with mental health challenges.

 

She also talked about the importance of self-care, and the impact of our education programmes See Change -The National Mental Health Stigma Reduction Partnership and Headline who support the media in responsible reporting of mental health and suicide.

 

To listen back visit here Wellness Wednesday on West Limerick 102FM with Shirley O’Regan