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Welfare Officer Jobs London - Build a Career in Student Support, Community Welfare, and Safeguarding Services

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Welfare Officer Jobs London - Build a Career in Student Support, Community Welfare, and Safeguarding Services Property Recruitment & Real Estate Jobs

Updated October 2026 · Fraser Bond

Now recruiting · London

Welfare Officer jobs: applications open

RoleWelfare Officer
LocationLondon
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Role

Welfare Officer

Location

London and surrounding areas

How to apply

Email your CV to jobs@fraserbond.com

Response

We contact shortlisted candidates directly

About the role

Explore welfare officer roles across London, with Fraser Bond’s expert insight into salaries, qualifications, compliance standards, and career opportunities within the capital’s expanding education, healthcare, housing, and community support sectors.

The demand for welfare officer jobs in London continues to grow as schools, healthcare providers, housing organisations, charities, and local authorities strengthen wellbeing and safeguarding support services. Welfare officers play a vital role in protecting vulnerable individuals, improving attendance and wellbeing, and ensuring access to appropriate support services.

London remains one of the UK’s strongest employment markets for welfare professionals, with over 1,000 welfare-related roles currently advertised across the capital.

At Fraser Bond, we support professionals seeking rewarding careers across welfare, safeguarding, housing, and community support services while ensuring compliance and long-term career progression.

What Does a Welfare Officer Do?

Core Responsibilities

A welfare officer in London is responsible for supporting the wellbeing, safety, and welfare of individuals within education, healthcare, housing, or community environments. Key responsibilities include:

  • Supporting vulnerable individuals and families
  • Managing safeguarding and welfare concerns
  • Improving attendance and engagement in schools or services
  • Working with healthcare providers, housing teams, and local authorities
  • Maintaining welfare records and ensuring compliance with safeguarding regulations

Welfare officers commonly work within:

  • Schools and colleges
  • NHS trusts and healthcare organisations
  • Housing associations and supported housing schemes
  • Community wellbeing programmes
  • Youth and family support services

Many welfare roles involve close collaboration with safeguarding teams and external agencies to ensure individuals receive the appropriate support and protection.

Why Welfare Officer Jobs Are in High Demand in London

Expanding Safeguarding and Community Support Services

London’s growing focus on safeguarding, wellbeing, and attendance support has increased demand for:

  • Welfare officer jobs in Central London schools
  • Education welfare officer roles in East London boroughs
  • Housing and community welfare support positions in South London

There are currently hundreds of welfare and safeguarding vacancies across London’s education, housing, and healthcare sectors.

Salary Expectations for Welfare Officers

Salaries for welfare officer jobs in London vary depending on sector and experience:

  • Entry-level welfare roles: £24,000 – £30,000
  • Experienced welfare officers: £31,000 – £40,000+
  • Senior safeguarding and welfare management roles: £45,000+

Average London welfare officer salaries are estimated between £26,000 and £32,000 annually.

Specialist welfare and safeguarding positions in education and healthcare settings can offer significantly higher salaries depending on responsibility and leadership level.

Skills, Qualifications, and Compliance

How to apply

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Prepare your CVPut your most relevant experience, licences and qualifications first.
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Email usSend your CV to jobs@fraserbond.com with "Welfare Officer (FB-17203)" in the subject line.
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Tell us the essentialsYour location, availability or notice period, and right to work in the UK.
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Next stepsShortlisted candidates are contacted for a call or interview.

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How do I apply for this Welfare Officer role?

Email your CV to jobs@fraserbond.com quoting reference FB-17203.

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Yes. Tell us your notice period or start date in your email.

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