SOCIAL WORKER / CASE EXECUTIVE

Chen Su Lan Methodist Children's Home; Singapore; On-site; SGD 40,000 - 60,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Supportive team environment

Direct impact on vulnerable children

Exposure to complex casework

Job summary

Chen Su Lan Methodist Children's Home in Singapore is seeking a passionate Social Worker to support female children and young persons in residential care. You will engage with families, conduct assessments, and develop individualized care plans.

This purpose-driven role requires at least 2 years of experience and a degree in Social Work, with a strong focus on child safety and well-being. Join a supportive team and make a meaningful impact on vulnerable children's lives.

Qualifications

• At least 2 years of relevant experience, preferably in a residential children's home.
• Familiarity with Child Protection and residential care frameworks.
• Ability to maintain professional boundaries.

Responsibilities

• Conduct holistic assessments and develop care plans.
• Monitor residents’ progress across various domains.
• Engage families and support reunification efforts.
• Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams.

Skills

Assessment skills

Case planning

Risk management

Report writing

Teamwork

Empathy

Education

Degree or Graduate Diploma in Social Work

Job description

SOCIAL WORKER / CASE EXECUTIVE

(Female Children & Young Persons –Residential Care)

About the Role

At Chen Su Lan Methodist Children’s Home, we believe every child deserves safety, dignity, healing, and hope. Guided by this belief, we work closely with children and families to restore stability, strengthen relationships, and support long‑term well‑being through trauma‑informed and family‑centric care.

If you are a passionate social work professional who wants your work to truly matter, we invite you to join our multidisciplinary team and be part of life‑changing journeys for vulnerable children and families.

Make a Meaningful Impact

Join a purpose‑driven residential care service supporting female Children & Young Persons (CYPs) in need of care and protection. At CSLMCH, we deliver trauma‑informed, child‑centred and family‑focused interventions aligned with MSF standards and practice frameworks.

Key Responsibilities

Casework & Case Management

• Conduct holistic assessments using recognised social work frameworks (e.g. ecological systems, strengths‑based and trauma‑informed approaches)
• Develop, implement and review Individual Care Plans (ICP) in accordance with MSF requirements
• Monitor residents’ progress across behavioural, emotional, developmental and psychosocial domains
• Prepare case reports, risk assessments, and review documentation in a timely and professional manner

Residential Care Practice

• Apply evidence‑informed residential care practices in managing female CYPs with trauma histories
• Maintain structure, routines, and therapeutic milieu within the residential setting
• Manage group dynamics, peer relationships and behavioural challenges using consistent approaches
• Identify and respond to safeguarding concerns, including self‑harm, AWOL risks, and emotional distress

Family Work & Reintegration

• Engage families using a family‑centric approach to support reunification where appropriate
• Conduct home visits and facilitate home leave planning and reviews
• Coordinate and implement reintegration plans aligned with case goals and MSF care planning processes

Multi‑Disciplinary Collaboration

• Work closely with internal care staff, psychologists, and programme teams
• Liaise with external stakeholders (MSF, schools, FSCs, hospitals)
• Participate in case conferences, Child Protection processes, and inter‑agency reviews

Education & Development Support

• Monitor educational progress and coordinate with schools
• Support life skills development and transition planning for independent living

Documentation & Compliance

• Ensure all case documentation meets MSF licensing, audit and organisational standards
• Maintain accurate records in case management systems

What We Are Looking For

• Degree or Graduate Diploma in Social Work from a recognised institution. Qualifications in psychology, counselling and related fields will be considered.
• At least 2 years of relevant experience, preferably working with female CYPs in a residential children’s home setting
• Familiarity with MSF Child Protection and residential care frameworks will be an advantage
• Strong competencies in assessment, case planning and risk management
• Good report writing and documentation skills
• Ability to work in a team within a residential care environment
• Demonstrates empathy, professional boundaries, and commitment to child safety and wellbeing

Why Join Us

• Purpose‑driven role with direct impact on vulnerable children
• Exposure to complex casework within residential care
• Supportive and collaborative team environment