Early Help Worker / Outreach Family Worker, Liverpool

TN United Kingdom; Liverpool; On-site; GBP 40,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

An innovative organization is seeking an experienced Early Help Worker to provide empowering interventions for children and families in Liverpool. This role emphasizes a strength-based approach, ensuring that children's needs are met through coordinated support with multi-agency partners. You will lead assessments, create tailored support plans, and engage directly with children to enhance their outcomes. If you are passionate about making a difference in the lives of young people and their families, this opportunity offers a rewarding experience within a supportive environment.

Benefits

Dedicated Consultant

Online Registration Process

Ongoing Compliance Management

Prompt Payroll Services

Generous Referral Bonuses

Qualifications

• Experience in conducting early help assessments.
• Ability to coordinate support with multi-agency partners.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate support with multi-agency partners for families.
• Conduct early help assessments and create support plans.

Skills

Early Help Assessment

Multi-agency Coordination

Support Planning

Engagement with Children and Young People

Job description

Early Help Worker / Outreach Family Worker, Liverpool, Liverpool

Location: Liverpool, United Kingdom

Job Category: Other

EU work permit required: Yes

Job Details

• Job Reference: 076757320fe9
• Job Views: 4
• Posted: 02.05.2025
• Expiry Date: 16.06.2025

Job Description

Pertemps is recruiting an experienced Early Help Worker / Outreach Family Worker in Liverpool. The role offers a pay rate of £20.60 per hour and is a contract role within the Early Help service.

Liverpool Early Help adopts a strength-based approach, providing empowering interventions to children and families to address emerging worries and promote positive long-term outcomes for children and young people.

As the lead professional, you will coordinate support with multi-agency partners to ensure a whole-family approach is taken to meet the identified needs. Your responsibilities include conducting early help assessments, creating support plans, and chairing team-around-the-family meetings to review progress and identify additional support needs.

The role involves direct engagement with children and young people to understand their views and concerns, ensuring that interventions effectively improve their outcomes.

For more information, please get in touch.

Additional Benefits

• A dedicated consultant with access to all Social Work roles across the UK, available for consultation
• Online registration process
• Ongoing compliance management
• Prompt payroll services and more

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