Overview
Social Worker - Adoption Team (Part Time) within Children in Northampton (UK) £39,384 to £42,620 Annually
Are you ready to take an engaging role in social work that truly makes a difference? We are looking for a skilled Social Worker to join our dynamic Adoption Team in Northampton on a part-time basis. As part of our innovative Children's Trust, you will be working alongside a passionate team committed to positive outcomes for children and families across the area. Known for our supportive environment and creative approaches to social work, our team thrives on collaboration and the sharing of ideas. This is an exciting opportunity to be part of a forward-thinking organisation that values your contribution as we reshape the future of children's services.
Working within Northampton offers the perfect blend of vibrant town life and tranquil countryside. With a rich history, strong community spirit, and excellent transport links, Northampton is a wonderful place to live and work. Join us on this rewarding journey and be part of making a significant impact in children's lives. Ready to shape the future of family services? Get in touch and apply today!
Benefits
* Highly competitive salaries
* £6,000 Welcome Bonus
* Retention bonus and cover of your Social Work England registration costs
* Flexible working practices including home working, flexi-time, and job sharing
* Annual leave up to 32 days plus bank holidays, with the option to buy back an additional 5 weeks each year
* Subsidised local authority pension scheme
* Additional 12 weeks of maternity leave at 50%
* Relocation assistance of up to £8,000
* Opportunities to engage with the CEO and access learning and development opportunities at the onsite academy
* Heavily subsidised city centre parking
* Employee discount schemes
* Strong support for professional development and Signs of Safety training as standard
Responsibilities
* Engage with children and families to build constructive and respectful relationships, ensuring the welfare of children is paramount
* Manage a complex and diverse caseload, adhering to required standards and employing effective problem-solving skills
* Collaborate closely with multi-agency teams to deliver tailored support and guidance
* Conduct assessments, prepare reports, and make informed recommendations to improve outcomes for children and families
* Actively participate in team meetings and contribute to the continuous development of the service
* Attend court proceedings and provide professional evidence as and when required
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