Outreach Family Support Worker

Neway International Ltd; Liverpool; On-site; GBP 40,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

A community service organization is seeking an Outreach Family Support Worker to join the team in Liverpool. This role involves conducting assessments and collaborating with families and multi-agency partners to improve children's outcomes. Ideal candidates should have experience in family support and a proactive approach to engaging with families. This position entails a 35-hour work week with a competitive pay rate.

Qualifications

• Experience in family support work.
• Strong skills in assessment and planning.
• Ability to engage with children and families.

Responsibilities

• Conduct early help assessments with families.
• Create and review tailored support plans.
• Lead TAF meetings and coordinate multi-agency input.

Skills

Compassion

Proactive approach

Multi-agency collaboration

Child engagement

Job description

Overview

Neway International are seeking an Outreach Family Support Worker to join our client based with Liverpool City Council.

• Location: Clubmoor Children’s Centre, Liverpool, L11 1DQ
• Client: Liverpool City Council – Children & Young People Services
• Hours: 35 per week | Monday–Friday, 09:00–16:45
• Start Date: 08 September 2025 - ongoing
• Pay Rate: £16.47 PAYE | £21.48 Umbrella/Ltd IR35

About the Role

Liverpool Early Help is seeking a compassionate and proactive Outreach Family Support Worker to join our team at Clubmoor Children’s Centre. You’ll be at the heart of our strength-based approach, empowering families to overcome emerging challenges and improve long-term outcomes for children and young people.

As the lead professional, you’ll coordinate multi-agency support and ensure a whole-family approach is taken to meet identified needs. You’ll carry out early help assessments, develop tailored support plans, and chair Team Around the Family (TAF) meetings to monitor progress and adjust interventions.

What You’ll Be Doing

• Conducting early help assessments with families
• Creating and reviewing support plans
• Leading TAF meetings and coordinating multi-agency input
• Engaging directly with children and young people to understand their views and worries
• Ensuring interventions are meaningful and outcome-focused