Who You Are You are a dedicated individual seeking to make a positive impact on children, young people, and families. With a Level 3 qualification related to working with this demographic, you possess a deep understanding of child development, family dynamics, and the issues affecting children's vulnerability and resilience. Your communication skills enable you to engage in direct work with children, effectively document records and reports, and work collaboratively with families to improve outcomes for vulnerable populations. What the job involves As a Support Worker in Children's Social Care and Family Centres, you will be part of a team dedicated to improving outcomes for vulnerable children and young people. Your responsibilities include contributing to care packages, assessing risk, and promoting welfare. You will engage in direct work with children and families in homes and communities, promoting contact with birth families, delivering evidence-based protective and supportive services, and empowering children to make informed decisions. You will also participate in meetings, compile reports, uphold data protection, and contribute to service development. On occasion, you may perform overnight stays and emergency work to prevent children from being accommodated. Skills Knowledge of child development and family dynamics Effective communication skills Ability to write accurate records and reports Partnership working with children and families Problem-solving and solution-focused approach Understanding of legislative frameworks related to child protection Commitment to professional development