JOB-20240819-db742659

Lead Practitioner - Family Help Team

Job Title: Lead Practitioner - Family Help Team
Specialism: Social Worker - Children's Services
Location: Plymouth, UK
Salary: £42.00 per hour
Contract Type: Ongoing, Part Time / Full Time

An exciting opportunity has arisen for a Social Work Qualified Lead Practitioner to join the Family Help Team within Plymouth's Family Help Service. This role offers a unique chance to contribute to the ongoing transformation of children's services, focusing on early help and relationship-based practice that supports children and families to thrive.

Whether you're looking for full-time stability or part-time flexibility, this position provides an excellent hourly rate of £42.00, alongside the chance to make a lasting impact in a service committed to innovation and excellence.

Perks and Benefits:

• Part Time / Full Time: Enjoy the flexibility to shape your schedule around your personal and professional life.

• Competitive Hourly Pay: Earn a rewarding rate that reflects your experience and the value you bring.

• Dynamic Work Environment: No two days are the same - experience diverse and meaningful work supporting families in need.

• Career Growth: Access ongoing professional development through the dedicated training Academy, with clear progression opportunities.

• Supportive Team Culture: Join a collaborative and forward-thinking team that values shared learning, reflection, and innovation.

What You Will Do:

• Engage and Assess: Undertake comprehensive assessments and work creatively with families to develop strengths-based support plans that empower and promote sustainable change.

• Collaborate: Build strong working relationships with families, professionals, and partner agencies to coordinate effective, holistic support.

• Safeguard: Fulfil statutory safeguarding responsibilities, managing complex cases and contributing to court proceedings where necessary.

• Innovate: Apply evidence-based interventions and best practice approaches to address a wide range of family needs.

• Prevent and Support: Promote early help and prevention strategies that reduce the need for statutory intervention through compassionate, relationship-focused practice.