Staff Profiles
Simon Community NI currently employs over 350 people throughout Northern Ireland. Each member of staff plays a fundamental role in helping Simon Community NI achieve our mission of ending homelessness for people who need our help.
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Georgina
Team leader of the South Eastern Low Threshold Drug and Alcohol Outreach team, Georgina has managed a growing team who has constantly expanded its practices, reach and service of delivery.
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Fionnuala
Recognised at the charity's 2019 Staff Awards for her role as cook at Simon's Armagh service, Fionnuala has a unique personality that clients love.
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Jessica
Every day is different, that’s the best thing about the job is. It is never boring, and you never know what your day looks like until you are in it.
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Frances
Frances Black, Accommodation Manager at Saintfield Road, speaks to NIJobfinder about her career at Northern Ireland's leading homelessness charity.
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Ruth
I joined Simon Community Northern Ireland in 2010 as an Accommodation and Community Support Worker after working with another Homeless Organisation in Belfast for over a year. Having built a career within Estate Agency, I worked daily with individuals and families that so often were experiencing difficulties forcing them to sell or move home.
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Christina
Recognised at the charity's recent Staff Awards for her role as support worker and specialist Drug and Alcohol Support Worker at the charity's Falls Road project, Christina's colleagues highlighted her ability to go above and beyond each and every day.
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Rebekah
Recognised at the charity's recent Staff Awards for her role as Volunteer Coordinator, Rebekah led the development of the volunteering strategy by putting the clients at the very centre of her role.
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Joanne
Recognised at the charity's recent Staff Awards for her Senior Support Worker role, Joanne continually shows a passion to learn and develop within her role.
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