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To contribute to and apply the Council’s strategy to support vulnerable children and families. • To ensure service is delivered in line with councils’ principles and values of working with partners, children and families To contribute to the assessment of more complex placement needs of children and young people, and
family find for them according to their needs.
• Advise and assist the Child’s Social Worker, in preparation of children for placement either individually, or
in groups (specifically for more complex and evasive families)
• To act as Supervising Social Worker to approved carers and provide supervision, support and training and
to maintain local and statutory records. In addition to undertaking complex assessments and family
finding.
• To produce reports, attend planning meetings, panel, court, reviews, team meetings, Psychology Service
meetings and inter-agency meetings as necessary or appropriate.
• To mentor and support less experienced social workers.
• To contribute to service and policy development and lead on identified prioritise
ASYE + at least 3 years experience plus additional supervisory/practice development role/contributing to learning of others
| Social Worker & Snr Social Worker– Unaccompanied Asylum Seeking Children (UASC) – x3 FTE Vacancies The national increase in the number of UASC is reflected in the number of unaccompanied children that the Trust is also supporting and it is in this context that we are increasing our social work capacity. The UK Border agency’s definition of unaccompanied asylum-seeking children (UASC) is children who are applying for asylum in their own right; separated from both parents; and are not being cared for by an adult, either in law or by custom. The statutory responsibility of the Trust is then to assess and support which for the majority will be as children in care. To enhance our capacity we are now seeking qualified social workers, registered with Social Work England who have the potential but ideally substantial experience of working and supporting unaccompanied children as children in care.
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| Social Worker & Snr Social Worker– Unaccompanied Asylum Seeking Children (UASC) – x3 FTE Vacancies The national increase in the number of UASC is reflected in the number of unaccompanied children that the Trust is also supporting and it is in this context that we are increasing our social work capacity. The UK Border agency’s definition of unaccompanied asylum-seeking children (UASC) is children who are applying for asylum in their own right; separated from both parents; and are not being cared for by an adult, either in law or by custom. The statutory responsibility of the Trust is then to assess and support which for the majority will be as children in care. To enhance our capacity we are now seeking qualified social workers, registered with Social Work England who have the potential but ideally substantial experience of working and supporting unaccompanied children as children in care.
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To contribute to and apply the Council’s strategy to support vulnerable children and families. • To ensure service is delivered in line with councils’ principles and values of working with partners, children and families To contribute to the assessment of more complex placement needs of children and young people, and family find for them according […]
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Social Worker & Snr Social Worker– Unaccompanied Asylum Seeking Children (UASC) – x3 FTE Vacancies The national increase in the number of UASC is reflected in the number of unaccompanied children that the Trust is also supporting and it is in this context that we are increasing our social work capacity. The UK Border agency’s […]
Social Worker & Snr Social Worker– Unaccompanied Asylum Seeking Children (UASC) – x3 FTE Vacancies The national increase in the number of UASC is reflected in the number of unaccompanied children that the Trust is also supporting and it is in this context that we are increasing our social work capacity. The UK Border agency’s […]
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