Family Support Worker

Posted 22 April by Service Care Solutions - Social Work
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Family Support Worker - Havering CouncilJob Description

The primary purpose of this role is to work with children and families alongside workers within Prevention & Intervention and other agencies to:

  • Provide a broad range of services with the aim of supporting families by improving family relationships, improving parenting and breaking negative cycles.
  • Promoting positive and healthy outcomes for children & young people.
  • Ensuring safeguarding at all times.

The Family Support Worker will report to the Advanced Practitioner/ Senior Practitioner/ Practice Manager/Team Manager. The successful candidate will be required to occasionally work outside normal office hours.

Requirements
  • Experience of working with children and families from a variety of backgrounds and developing and delivering effective provision in either the public or voluntary sector.
  • Experience of effective partnership or cross sector, multi agency work.
  • Experience of working with families on practical parenting tasks and delivering parenting programmes.
  • Experience of preparing reports and assessments in respect of children this may include presenting to Court..
  • Ability to work independently and as part of a team.
  • Good organisational and time management skills.
  • Ability to manage own caseload and prioritise work effectively.
  • Full UK driving license and access to a vehicle for work purposes.

Full time position, 36 hours per week based at St Kilda's Children's Centre. £20 per hour.

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If you are passionate about improving the lives of children and families and meet the requirements for this role, please apply by sending your CV to or call the office on .

Reference: 52516620

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