Senior Social Worker - Bully-Free & Digital Resilience Lead

Singapore Childrens' Society; Singapore; On-site; SGD 80,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Singapore Childrens' Society invites a qualified professional to lead the Bully-Free Initiative and KidzShinE programme, focusing on building digital resilience for children aged 6-13 and engaging families and the community.

The role requires 5+ years in children/family counselling, 3+ years supervisory experience, and strong skills in advocacy, partnerships, and evidence-based programme development. Expect collaborative, systemic work across schools and communities.

Qualifications

• Degree in Social Work/Counselling/Psychology or related discipline or Post Graduate Diploma in Social Work.

Responsibilities

• Lead and monitor the Bully-Free Initiative and KidzShinE programme to build digital resilience.
• Plan, implement, evaluate services and activities for children, families, and community.
• Establish and review service workflows for accessibility and accountability.
• Supervise and develop the team in programme development and group work facilitation.
• Provide mental health check-ins and support in high-risk situations.
• Develop community and school-based services and advocacy efforts.
• Collaborate with research for evaluation tools and outcomes.

Skills

Supervisory experience

Group work facilitation

Community engagement

Advocacy partnerships

Ethical reasoning

Programme development

Written and oral communication

Trauma-informed

Research and evaluation

Environment scans

Interpersonal leadership

Stakeholder engagement

Independent and team work

Creative engagements (virtual/face-to-

Education

Social Work / Counselling / Psychology degree or related discipline

Job description

Singapore Childrens' Society invites a qualified professional to lead the Bully-Free Initiative and KidzShinE programme, focusing on building digital resilience for children aged 6-13 and engaging families and the community.

The role requires 5+ years in children/family counselling, 3+ years supervisory experience, and strong skills in advocacy, partnerships, and evidence-based programme development. Expect collaborative, systemic work across schools and communities.