Social Worker - Family Intervention Team

JOB-20240819-db742659

Job Title: Social Worker - Family Intervention Team
Specialism: Social Worker - Children
Location: Flintshire, UK
Salary: £38.43 per hour
Type: Part Time / Full Time (Ongoing)

Social Worker - Family Intervention Team within Social Worker - Children in Flintshire, UK, earning £38.43 per hour. This is an exciting ongoing opportunity for an experienced Social Worker to join the Family Intervention Team. Whether you are seeking part-time or full-time work, this role offers the flexibility to suit your lifestyle while providing the opportunity to make a lasting difference in the lives of children and families.

As part of this dedicated team, you will manage a diverse caseload of children subject to Child Protection Plans and Public Law Outline processes, including involvement in court proceedings where required. You will play a vital role in safeguarding children, supporting families, and delivering positive outcomes through effective intervention and partnership working.

Perks and benefits

• Part Time / Full Time: Choose a working pattern that fits your lifestyle and supports a healthy work-life balance.
• Hourly Pay: Earn a competitive rate of £38.43 per hour, recognising your skills, experience, and commitment.
• Professional Development: Access ongoing learning and development opportunities to enhance your expertise and career progression.
• Supportive Team Environment: Work within a collaborative and experienced team where your contributions are valued and supported.
• Locum Flexibility: Enjoy the variety and independence that locum work offers, keeping your role stimulating and rewarding.

What you will do

• Undertake comprehensive assessments to identify the needs, strengths, and risks affecting children and families.
• Develop, implement, and review intervention plans that promote safety, stability, and positive outcomes.
• Undertake Section 47 enquiries and complete detailed risk assessments.
• Manage cases involving Child Protection Plans and Public Law Outline processes.
• Build positive and trusting relationships with children and families to support meaningful and sustainable change.
• Work closely with schools, health professionals, police, and partner agencies to deliver coordinated support.
• Prepare high-quality assessments, reports, and court documentation.
• Attend and contribute to child protection conferences, reviews, strategy meetings, and court proceedings.
• Ensure the child's voice, wishes, and feelings remain central to all assessments, planning, and decision-making.
• Maintain accurate and timely case records in line with statutory and organisational requirements.
• Work within relevant legislation, guidance, and professional standards to safeguard c