Youth Justice Case Worker

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

Job summary

A social services agency is seeking a Youth Justice Case Worker in Kingston, responsible for managing caseloads of children and families with complex needs. The role involves supporting youth through justice processes, contributing to safeguarding, and applying trauma-informed approaches. Applicants should have relevant qualifications and experience in youth justice services.

Qualifications

• Direct experience working in a Youth Justice Service.
• Experience managing Out-of-Court Disposals and court cases.

Responsibilities

• Manage a caseload of children and families with complex needs.
• Contribute to multi-agency safeguarding and public protection.
• Apply trauma-informed and Signs of Safety approaches.

Skills

Strong communication

Organisation skills

Multi-agency working

Confidence in using ICT

Education

Relevant professional qualification

Tools

Google Suite

Microsoft Office

Job description

Neway are looking for a Youth Justice Case Worker to join our client based in Kingston & Richmond

Location: Guildhall Complex

Contract: initially for 3 months (extended after review)

Hours: 36 per week | 09:15–17:15

Rate: £26.00 PAYE / £33.97 Umbrella

Achieving for Children is seeking a dedicated and experienced Youth Justice Case Worker to join their Specialist Adolescent Services team for short-term sickness cover. This vital role sits within the Youth Justice Service (YJS), part of AfC’s Family and Adolescent Directorate, and is focused on supporting children and young people across Kingston and Richmond.

About the Role

You’ll manage a caseload of children, young people, and families with complex needs and risks related to offending behaviour. The YJS takes a “child first, offender second” approach, working collaboratively with families to build resilience and drive positive change.

Responsibilities

• Supporting children and families within Kingston or Richmond
• Managing both Out-of-Court Disposals (OOCD) and court cases
• Contributing to multi-agency safeguarding and public protection
• Applying trauma-informed, whole-family, and Signs of Safety approaches

Requirements

• Has direct experience working in a Youth Justice Service
• Has held both OOCD and court cases
• Is confident using ICT (Google Suite/Microsoft Office)
• Demonstrates strong communication, organisation, and multi-agency working skills
• Holds a relevant professional qualification