3 jobs found in Driffield

NewGen Recruitment is looking for an experienced Deputy Support Manager to support an independent living service in Market Weighton, York. This Deputy Support Manager role would suit someone with experience as a Senior Support Worker, Team Leader or Deputy Manager within supported living, learning disabilities, autism or complex support. Duties include: * Supporting the day-to-day running of the service * Guiding and supporting Support Workers * Helping with rotas, staffing and service cover * Supporting risk assessments, support plans and care records * Monitoring safeguarding, compliance and quality standards * Providing hands-on support when required * Deputising for the Support Manager when needed Requirements: * Experience as a Deputy Support Manager, Senior Support Worker or Team Leader * Supported living, learning disability or autism experience * Medication training * Moving and assisting training * Enhanced DBS * NVQ Level 3 * Driver preferred...

Our client North Yorkshire Council is looking for an Advanced Practitioner to join their Fostering service. Practice Supervisor in Fostering overseeing fostering assessment's of Kinship Carers. Ideally needing a candidate with management experience, experience of signing off assessment work, safeguarding, and fostering regulations and standards. Key skills To supervise Social Workers on a day to day basis to ensure the delivery of an effective social work service to children and their families in accordance with the relevant policies and procedures Modelling and facilitating reflective practice To promote professional development and quality evidence based practice through supervision and contributing to the annual appraisal of team members To ensure all assessments undertaken by the Team are based on clear accurate information and analysis - including direct involvement in some, more complex assessments To ensure all interventions are supported by clear plans which ensure the...

Our client Leeds City Council is looking for a Senior Social Worker to join their Duty Assessments team. Job Purpose: Under the general direction of a Team Manager to provide a high quality and comprehensive social work service to children, their families, and carers in accordance with the organisational needs, policy, and practices of the Directorate and within statutory guidelines. Develop relationships with children, young people, and families/carers so as to best provide a high-quality service. Honour commitments and demonstrate accountability. This is an experienced Social Worker role with specific responsibilities for managing a caseload of higher levels of complexity, which will include assessment and management of risk and to provide casework advice, support, and guidance to other team members. The post holder must at all times carry out the responsibilities within the City Council's Policies and Procedures, and also within the Social Work England Code of Practice....