Do you want to join us in making a difference in North Lincolnshire? If so we have a fantastic opportunity to join our outstanding Single Point of Access. Our innovative One Family Approach model ensures the best possible outcomes for families and children. We believe children and young people should be in their families, in their schools and in their communities. Everyone at North Lincolnshire Council shares a commitment to enabling resilience and helping families stay together. Ofsted stated in 2022 that "Children benefit from a consistently high standard of practice. The commitment to children as a council and partnership is exemplary. Senior leaders have created a culture on which social work has flourished. It is based on the importance of relationships, and promoting children's sense of being loved and cared for." We are seeking a motivated individual to contribute to the outstanding practice in North Lincolnshire. if you believe, as we do in putting children and their families at the heart of practice, then why not come and join our team. Our workforce is built on enthusiasm, professionalism, passion and pursuit of excellence. We have a commitment to our workforce learning and development, which allows for improved and innovative practice. You would have the opportunity to join a team who are well supported, connected, fun, lively and hold high aspirations for the children and families we work with. North Lincolnshire Council offers agile, flexible working and in-house training and resources and to support your continuous professional development. We strive to support our staff to be confident professionals with the skills, values, knowledge and expertise to do their job well. To apply for the position you must have the relevant experience and demonstrate a good understanding of the issues facing vulnerable children and young people.
Key Responsibilities
* Lead the appraisal and coordination of service requests in line with the Children and Young People\'s Plan.
* Provide expert guidance to colleagues and partner agencies.
* Support families with complex needs through early help interventions.
* Maintain accurate case records and contribute to performance reporting.
* Make informed decisions on service referrals and transitions.
* Experience working with families facing neglect and complex challenges.
* Strong knowledge of child development, safeguarding, and family intervention.
* Ability to work autonomously and manage complex caseloads.
* Skilled in reflective practice, supervision, and multi-agency collaboration.
* Level 4 qualification in a relevant discipline (or equivalent experience).
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