Family Help Social Worker — Intensive, Therapeutic Support

Brackenberry; Liverpool; On-site; GBP 40,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

A social services agency in Liverpool is seeking a qualified Social Worker for their Family Help team. The role involves providing intensive support and intervention to vulnerable children and families to prevent family crises. Candidates must hold a recognized social work qualification and be registered with Social Work England. Responsibilities include managing complex cases, conducting assessments, and maintaining detailed records. This position is crucial in helping families maintain stability and avoid statutory interventions. Immediate availability is preferred.

Qualifications

• Must hold a recognized Social Work qualification.
• Current and valid registration with Social Work England required.
• Post-qualifying experience in statutory children's social care is essential.

Responsibilities

• Provide direct, intensive, and outcome-focused social work intervention.
• Hold professional responsibility for complex cases at risk of significant harm.
• Undertake comprehensive social work assessments and lead Family Help plans.
• Maintain accurate case management records in line with statutory guidance.
• Engage in professional supervision and maintain Continuous Professional Development.

Skills

Experience in statutory children's social care

Direct intervention with families

Knowledge of Children Act 1989

Education

Recognised professional Social Work qualification

Job description

A social services agency in Liverpool is seeking a qualified Social Worker for their Family Help team. The role involves providing intensive support and intervention to vulnerable children and families to prevent family crises. Candidates must hold a recognized social work qualification and be registered with Social Work England. Responsibilities include managing complex cases, conducting assessments, and maintaining detailed records. This position is crucial in helping families maintain stability and avoid statutory interventions. Immediate availability is preferred.