Family Time Worker

Sanctuary Personnel; Stafford; On-site; GBP 18,000 - 21,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible Work Hours

Competitive Pay

Career Development Opportunities

Networking Opportunities

Work-Life Fun

Job summary

Sanctuary Personnel in Staffordshire, UK, is seeking a Family Time Worker to support children and families within social care. You will have the flexibility of full-time or part-time hours, with duties centered on transporting children, supervising sessions, and documenting activities.

The role offers meaningful impact and ongoing development within a supportive team. Candidates must have a driving licence and own car, as travel is required to facilitate family interactions across locations in

Qualifications

• A driving licence is essential.
• Own car is essential for this role as you will be travelling to facilitate family interactions.

Responsibilities

• Transport children safely to and from family time, ensuring their welfare and security.
• Supervise family time sessions, taking responsibility for creating a safe and nurturing environment.
• Maintain detailed records of each family time session on Care Director to ensure accurate documentation.
• Coordinate and book suitable venues to facilitate family times, providing a comfortable atmosphere for all involved.
• Communicate effectively with parents, foster carers, and other professionals, engaging in collaborative discussions to support the child's best interest.

Job description

Job Title: Family Time Worker

Specialism: Social Care

Location: Staffordshire, UK

Salary: £13.45 per hour

Type: Ongoing, Full Time / Part Time

Family Time Worker within Social Care in Staffordshire UK earning £13.45 per hour on an ongoing basis. Full Time / Part Time opportunities available.

Join us for an exciting opportunity to make a difference in social care as a Family Time Worker based in beautiful Staffordshire UK. In this rewarding role you will have the unique chance to support families and bring a positive change to children's lives, all while enjoying the flexibility of full time or part time working arrangements.

Perks and benefits

• Flexible Work Hours: Enjoy the freedom to choose from full time or part time shifts that suit your lifestyle, achieving that perfect work-life balance.
• Competitive Pay: Earn a competitive salary of £13.45 per hour, ensuring you are rewarded for your hard work and dedication.
• Career Development Opportunities: Take advantage of ongoing professional development and training to grow in your role and advance your career in social care.
• Networking Opportunities: Connect and collaborate with a diverse group of professionals in social care, broadening your understanding and contacts within the field.
• Work-Life Fun: Be part of a supportive team that believes in the work hard play hard philosophy, hosting regular social events and team-building activities.

What you will do

• Transport children safely to and from family time, ensuring their welfare and security.
• Supervise family time sessions, taking responsibility for creating a safe and nurturing environment.
• Maintain detailed records of each family time session on Care Director to ensure accurate documentation.
• Coordinate and book suitable venues to facilitate family times, providing a comfortable atmosphere for all involved.
• Communicate effectively with parents, foster carers, and other professionals, engaging in collaborative discussions to support the child's best interest.

Requirements

• A driving licence is essential.
• Own car is essential for this role as you will be travelling to facilitate family interactions.

Staffordshire is a fantastic place to live and work, offering a blend of picturesque countryside and vibrant towns. Imbibe the rich culture and history as you explore the region, which is well complemented by its friendly communities and plethora of leisure activities. Whether you're a nature lover, foodie, or history buff, Staffordshire has something for everyone, making it the perfect location to further your career in social care.