Social Work Associate - Family Services & Casework

AWWA LTD.; Singapore; On-site; SGD 27,000 - 42,000; Full time

Job summary

AWWA LTD. in Singapore is seeking a Social Work Associate to support the Social Work department in fostering pupil growth, development, and emotional well‑being through family intervention.

You will assist families in coping with disability and coordinate financial and admission processes as part of a dynamic team. The role involves clerical duties, data submission, and programme facilitation for the social and emotional needs of pupils and their families.

Qualifications

• Diploma in Social Work is required.
• Fresh graduates are welcome; experience is preferred.
• Familiar with Microsoft Office applications.
• Able to conduct financial assessments.
• Strong teamwork and organizational skills.

Responsibilities

• Assist Social Worker with information and referrals from the public and pupils' families; refer clients to appropriate services.
• Provide clerical and administrative support including documentation for Means Testing and data submission.
• Coordinate applications, admissions, and financial assistance; manage an average caseload of 40 and assist independently as Social Work Associate.
• Organize and run programmes addressing social and emotional needs of pupils' families; co-facilitate segments of those programmes.
• Evaluate progress of clients in support programmes.
• Keep records of group sessions and co-facilitate group work sessions where appropriate.
• Perform case assessments independently and support programme evaluation through documentation and statistics.
• Other duties as required by Social Workers, Centre Manager, Director, CEO or Management; work with volunteers during programme implementation.

Skills

Team player

Meticulous

Organized

Financial assessments

Education

Diploma in Social Work

Tools

Microsoft Office

Job description

AWWA LTD. in Singapore is seeking a Social Work Associate to support the Social Work department in fostering pupil growth, development, and emotional well‑being through family intervention.

You will assist families in coping with disability and coordinate financial and admission processes as part of a dynamic team. The role involves clerical duties, data submission, and programme facilitation for the social and emotional needs of pupils and their families.