Family Support Practitioner – 2-Week Contract + £250 Training

Service Care; Milton Keynes; On-site; GBP 17,000 - 25,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Training allowance

Consultant support

National clients

Daily payroll

Free registration

Referral bonus

Sign-up bonus

Compliance checks

Job summary

Service Care seeks a Family Support Practitioner for a short-term contract in Milton Keynes. You will provide tailored support to families, conduct assessments, and develop action plans while collaborating with other agencies to ensure comprehensive care.

The role emphasizes emotional support, documentation, and community engagement, with a focus on a compassionate approach to families facing various challenges.

Qualifications

• Experience in family support work.
• Ability to conduct family assessments and develop action plans.
• Provide practical guidance and emotional support to families.
• Collaborate with other agencies to ensure comprehensive care.
• Maintain accurate documentation of interventions.
• Encourage family participation in local programs.
• Demonstrate compassionate approach in challenging situations.

Responsibilities

• Providing tailored support to families to promote their well-being and resilience.
• Conducting assessments to identify family needs and develop action plans.
• Offering practical guidance and emotional support to parents and children.
• Collaborating with other agencies and professionals to ensure comprehensive care.
• Maintaining accurate documentation of all interventions and support plans.
• Encouraging family engagement in local programs and activities to foster community connections.
• Supporting families through challenging situations, ensuring a compassionate approach.

Skills

Family support

Assessments

Action planning

Emotional support

Interagency collaboration

Documentation

Community engagement

Compassionate approach

Job description

Service Care seeks a Family Support Practitioner for a short-term contract in Milton Keynes. You will provide tailored support to families, conduct assessments, and develop action plans while collaborating with other agencies to ensure comprehensive care.

The role emphasizes emotional support, documentation, and community engagement, with a focus on a compassionate approach to families facing various challenges.