Early Help Family Worker | Lead Professional & Multi-Agency

Service Care Solutions Ltd; Nottingham; On-site; GBP 27,552 - 37,195; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

£200 referral bonus

£150 sign-up bonus

Job summary

Service Care Solutions is recruiting a Family Help Worker for Nottingham City Council in Nottingham. This is an Early Help role supporting families with children aged 0–19.

Social Work qualification is required, and the post is a contract with an initial 2 weeks and likely extension. The role involves leading assessments, coordinating Team Around the Family meetings, and delivering child-centered interventions, with a strong emphasis on trauma-informed practice and collaboration with partner

Qualifications

• Social Work qualification required.
• Enhanced DBS clearance.
• Full UK driving licence with access to a vehicle.

Responsibilities

• Completing Early Help Assessments and developing multi-agency action plans using the Signs of Safety framework.
• Acting as Lead Professional and coordinating/chairing Team Around the Family (TAF) meetings.
• Delivering child-centred interventions for children aged 0–19 and their families.
• Working alongside Social Work Lead Professionals on Child in Need and Child Protection Plans.
• Promoting trauma-informed, relational practice throughout your work.
• Supporting families to build resilience and reduce reliance on services.
• Maintaining accurate, up-to-date case records in line with Nottingham City Council standards.
• Collaborating with partner agencies and contributing to service improvement.

Education

Social Work qualification

Job description

Service Care Solutions is recruiting a Family Help Worker for Nottingham City Council in Nottingham. This is an Early Help role supporting families with children aged 0–19.

Social Work qualification is required, and the post is a contract with an initial 2 weeks and likely extension. The role involves leading assessments, coordinating Team Around the Family meetings, and delivering child-centered interventions, with a strong emphasis on trauma-informed practice and collaboration with partner