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Working for Harmoni

Our staff at both Strickland’s Care Village and Utility Street Hostel go the extra mile to ensure high quality support and care for our customers. Our values-based approach means our staff all share the same key aims in delivering our services to our customers. Working together, dignity and respect, learning and reflection and commitment to quality care and support is at the heart of everything we do at Harmoni. If you feel you have the right values to work with Harmoni and want a rewarding and exiting new career, then we want to hear from you.

Our Workplace Values

  • Dignity and Respect
  • Learning and Reflection
  • Working Together
  • Commitment to Quality Support and Care

Our Benefits

  • Paid NISCC Registration and Access NI Checks
  • Full Induction Training
  • 28 Days Annual Leave (plus 1 extra day for every year in the service up to 33 days)
  • Opportunities for Further Education – HSC Level 2 + 3 + 4 Qualifications
  • Flexible Hours
  • Company Pension
  • Free Parking (limited at Utility Street Hostel)
  • Refer a Friend Bonus 

Current Vacancies

Support Worker (Days), Men’s Hostel, Belfast

Location: Utility Street Men's Hostel, Belfast

Rate: £13.98 or £14.91 per hour, dependent on qualification level

Hours: 37.5 hours per week, on a rota basis, Monday to Sunday Days

Closing Date: 2026-10-23

We are seeking a Support Worker (Days) to provide person-centred, trauma informed support to men experiencing homelessness and complex needs within a 24-hour hostel environment. Working as part of the team, the Support Worker will promote safety, dignity, independence and positive outcomes through effective support planning, risk management, practical assistance and partnership working, while contributing to the safe and effective day-to-day operation of the service. If you are looking for a role where your work is truly valued and where you can be part of a team that makes a real difference, we would love to hear from you. Please click the button below to download the application pack and job description. Completed applications should be emailed to hr@harmoni.org.uk or posted to our Head office at 39 Downshire Road, Bangor, BT20 3RD. Please note: HarmonI does not currently hold a sponsor licence and is therefore unable to provide visa sponsorship for this role. Applicants will be required to demonstrate that they have the right to work in the UK.

What's Happening at Harmoni

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Retirement of David McIlhagger
David McIlhagger retires from the Board of HarmonI after 11 years of sterling service.
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Promoting Jobs at HarmonI
HarmonI have been actively engaging with job fairs and events to promote vacancies.
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Homelessness Awareness Week 2023! #turnthetide
To mark homelessness awareness week HarmonI hosted a discussion event bringing together a range of stakeholder and those with lived experience to find common ground on how we can #turnthetide of homelessness in NI.

Staff Testimonials

What our staff say about working for Harmoni

I enjoy working at HarmonI because the organisation's values and core mission align with my own. I am a Support Worker at Utility Street Men’s Hostel in Belfast. Working as a support worker here has been a transformative experience, both professionally and personally. What I value the most is our unwavering commitment to true empowerment rather than relying on tired institutionalised practices that often strip people of their autonomy. We don’t just walk our clients through strict rigid rules, we work with them, honouring their agency and treating them with the respect they deserve. I like that I have aligned myself with a team that challenges systemic barriers, champions independence, choice and recovery making every day I work here deeply meaningful.

Keith Senior Support Worker Utility Street

What a rewarding and fulfilling role supporting residents towards gaining and sustaining their own tenancies, working alongside them step by step on their journey from being booked in as homeless, starting from scratch building on this through assessing their risks and needs and structuring person centred support plans, towards success stories of signing for their keys and living independently. My own journey has been of encouragement and support from my Senior and Management at Harmoni, also working alongside me to be the best I can in my job as Support Worker.

Marie Support Worker Utility Street Hostel

Harmoni is a unique environment to work in, we have such a variety of tenants , with such varying degrees of disabilities , so I like to think that we are like a self-contained village within our local community. From the very first day that I came to work here, it felt ‘Homely and Caring’ and although it was very different then ,I do feel that we have managed to maintain those underlying characteristics. I have been able, over the years, to establish good working relationships with many of the tenants, some of whom where here on my first day and many of them have genuinely inspired me and taught me new ways to see life. I have watched tenants through the support of the organisation , develop and grow, enabling them to lead fulfilling, happy lives. There is something very special about working here, it gets into your heart and my job does have it’s challenges but they are far outweighed by the rewards.

Margaret Activities Coordinator Strickland's Care Village

"HarmonI is a good organisation to be a part of because they really do care about the quality of life for the residents and the welfare of the staff team.”

Anonymous Support Worker

“HarmonI continues to provide an environment where tenants can live and develop with the required person-centred support. I will be excited to see how we progress in the future.”

Anonymous Support Worker