SOC Caseworker — Youth & Community Support (Flexible)

St Giles Trust; Wales; In loco; GBP 26.000 - 36.000; Tempo pieno

Vantaggi offerti da questo lavoro

Competitive salary

Generous leave allowance

Staff pension

Flexible working

Mentoring programme

Advice and counselling service

Clinical therapist sessions

Life insurance (4 x annual salary)

Duvet days

Season ticket loan

Employee perks programme

Eye care voucher

Descrizione del lavoro

St Giles Trust seeks a Serious Organised Crime Caseworker to support young people at risk of or involved in crime across Gwent in Wales. You will provide holistic, client-centred help to navigate education, training, employment and access essential services, with safeguarding as a priority.

You will assess needs, build strong relationships with partner agencies, and help families support clients while maintaining accurate records and contributing to court appearances when needed.

Competenze

• Experience delivering youth-centric support.
• Ability to assess risk and develop safeguarding plans.
• Strong collaboration with police, youth services and local authorities.
• Good record-keeping and administrative duties.

Mansioni

• Assess referred young people using St Giles Trust practices and develop support and risk management plans with partner agencies.
• Deliver practical, holistic support to clients, including appointments, benefits and debt advice, and advocacy.
• Support young people aged 16–25 into education, training and employment opportunities.
• Build and maintain relationships with referral partners such as police, Youth Offending Teams, and local authorities.
• Close cases with clear ongoing support plans and monitor progress; carry out admin duties.

Conoscenze

Casework

Holistic support

Risk assessment

Partnership building

Case notes & admin

Descrizione del lavoro

St Giles Trust seeks a Serious Organised Crime Caseworker to support young people at risk of or involved in crime across Gwent in Wales. You will provide holistic, client-centred help to navigate education, training, employment and access essential services, with safeguarding as a priority.

You will assess needs, build strong relationships with partner agencies, and help families support clients while maintaining accurate records and contributing to court appearances when needed.