- To carry out assessments of children in need, including those in need of protection and cared for children.
- To co-ordinate service provision to meet the needs of those children.
- To carry out reviews and statutory visits in accordance with statutory and service procedures.
- To carry out direct work with children and their families to meet their assessed need.
- To respect and promote the identity needs of children arising from their cultural, religious and linguistic background.
- To engage parents, carers and children in meaningful and open working relationships, to encourage their full participation in meeting the needs of the children.
- To support the development of parents and carers as required to achieve best outcomes for the children.
- To undertake such work jointly with colleagues within the service and from other agencies in appropriate cases.
- To observe all statutory regulations.
- To meet the Professional Registration Standards set by Social Work England.
- To prepare and present information (both written and oral) to Panels, the Court and other agencies.
- To maintain accurate, up-to-date records on all work carried out and to ensure good and effective communication with other professionals involved.
- To attend all regular supervision sessions with the Team Manager as required, taking an active part and preparing for each meeting.
Back to searchChildren’s Social Worker/Advanced Practitioner
The Talent Crowd
Posted 12 days ago, valid for a month
Ashton-Under-Lyne, Greater Manchester OL6 9DP
£43 per hour
Full Time
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Sonic Summary
- The Children’s Social Worker/Advanced Practitioner position in Ashton-U-Lyne offers a pay rate of £43 per hour.
- This role is part of the Safeguarding and Support team, focusing on managing Child in Need, Child Protection, pre-proceedings, and Court matters.
- Candidates are expected to have experience in carrying out assessments, coordinating services, and engaging with children and their families.
- The position requires adherence to statutory regulations and the Professional Registration Standards set by Social Work England.
- Interested applicants should contact Molly Rylance for more information and to explore other social work opportunities if this role does not fit their qualifications.
