Plaintext Who You Are You are an experienced social worker who is passionate about safeguarding and improving the lives of vulnerable children, young people, and young adults with disabilities. You have strong interpersonal skills and are committed to working in partnership with families, respecting their wishes in formulating plans. You are someone who can work self-sufficiently within the framework of social work legislation, policies, and procedures and are dedicated to improving service quality through regular training and personal development. What the Job Involves This role involves working with children, young people, and young adults with disabilities and their families in Worcestershire to address their social, emotional, and environmental needs. The job requires assessing risks, coordinating services, and safeguarding the welfare of the most vulnerable. You will gather and analyze information for assessments, maintain confidential records, and participate in supervision processes. The role demands collaboration with multi-agency networks to ensure that social care plans align with the goals of the children and young adults supported. There may be occasions requiring work outside core office hours to meet the needs of the service. Skills Specialist knowledge of social work theories and practices Detailed knowledge of relevant legislation for children and young adults Strong communication, both oral and written Good interpersonal abilities for working with diverse individuals Effective organizational skills with the ability to handle multiple priorities Ability to work well within a multidisciplinary team Proficiency in IT applications, including Microsoft Office Strong assessment skills for complex family situations Liaison and negotiation skills with other agencies and service users