An outreach worker is someone who supports people in the community who may be vulnerable or in need of extra help. This can include working with young people, the homeless, refugees, those with substance misuse issues, or people with mental health challenges. Outreach workers often meet clients in their own environment, such as on the streets, in community centres, or at temporary accommodation, rather than in an office setting. Their main aim is to build trust, provide practical advice, and help service users access the support they need. This might involve linking people with healthcare, housing, education, or employment services, and sometimes advocating on their behalf. Outreach work can be emotionally demanding but is highly rewarding for those who want to make a positive impact on people's lives and communities.
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