Crisis Line Workers (casual) Leeds Survivor Led Crisis Service

Crisis Line Workers

Location: Home working

Salary: £16.58 per hour

Hours: casual, various

Casual Workers to work as: Crisis Line Workers within LSLCS’s Children and Young People’s Crisis Services: Night OWLS Service.

POST 2: Casual Crisis Line Workers to cover ad-hoc staff annual leave and illness across all seven nights of the week.

Working remotely from home in a suitable private space for the Night OWLS service that operates with the following shifts every night of the week:

7.45pm – 1.45am

7.45pm – 2.45am

10pm – 2am

1am – 8am

Please note that flexibility and availability to cover the full range of different shift times is a requirement of the casual crisis line worker role for the Night OWLS service.

Please state on your application which post(s) you are applying for.

Leeds Survivor Led Crisis Service is a survivor led organisation and personal experience of emotional distress is an essential criteria for the posts.

For an informal discussion about the roles and posts, please contact Natalie Kirby and Shabana Sadique, Children and Young People’s Service Manager’s by phone 0113260 9328 or email natalie.kirby@lslcs.org.uk and shabana.sadique@lslcs.org.uk

To apply for an application pack please email admin@lslcs.org.uk or phone 0113 260 9328

Application deadline: Thurs 5th March 2026

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