Position Overview
The Case Worker for the Family Service Centre (FSC) will support the Centre's casework system by managing assigned caseload and implementing client intervention plans.
Key Duties & Responsibilities
- 1. Casework & Counselling
- 1.1. Maintain a minimum caseload of 5 active cases a month.
- 1.2. Identify and assess the needs of the clients after which, plan and implement the appropriate intervention plans with them.
- 1.3. Conduct home visits and assessments to better understand family dynamics and the context of the clients' challenges.
- 1.4. Support the agency's casework system including administration, evaluation of intervention efficacy and ethical closure of cases.
- 1.5. Attend relevant case conferences, interagency meetings as required, advocating for client welfare and representing social work profession to best of ability.
- 1.6. Perform resource mapping and advocacy, connecting clients to relevant community resources, financial schemes and specialised support services.
- 1.7. Complete documentation on SSNet and consult immediately at points of crisis.
- 2. Other Duties
- 2.1. Engage with supervisor via Microsoft Teams or F2F once a month.
Requirements
Qualifications & Experience
- 1. Bachelor's Degree or Master's Degree in Social Work.
- 2. Accredited or registered as a Social Worker under SASW (preferred).
- 3. Experience in the social services or public services sector (preferred).
Capabilities
- 1. Strong counselling and case management skills.
- 2. Ability to support families, couples, and individuals in crisis.
- 3. Good assessment and intervention planning skills.
- 4. Strong communication and interpersonal skills.
- 5. Experience ingroup work and facilitation.
- 6. Ability to work collaboratively with partners and stakeholders.
- 7. Good case documentation skills.
Work Schedule
We understand the need for work-life harmony. This role offers flexible working hours, allowing you to choose your daily start and end times to manage personal commitments, provided you meet key deliverables and outcomes.