5 working supervisor jobs found

Are you an experienced professional passionate about working with children and families? Service Care Solutions are currently seeking a dedicated Family Time Worker to join a dynamic team on an initial 3-month contract basis with a view to this being extended on an ongoing basis. This opportunity offers an engaging role within a  local authority, focusing on safeguarding and family support services. As a Family Time Worker your main responsibility will be to facilitate and support positive contact arrangements between children and their families. The role involves travel across County Durham and neighbouring Local Authorities, ensuring children maintain meaningful relationships safely and effectively. This role requires flexibility, as start and end times may vary depending on demand, with a guaranteed 30 hours per week and offering a pay rate of £13.26 per hour.  Candidate Responsibilities: Organise and supervise child contact sessions, ensuring a safe and supportive...

Supportive front door team | High-impact safeguarding work | Strong supervision culture | Professional development focus Step into a role where your early interventions change lives as a Social Worker within an Assessment and Intervention Team. This Children’s Social Worker position places you at the front door of services, giving you the opportunity to make timely, meaningful decisions that shape better outcomes for children and families. As a Social Worker in this team, you will be trusted to manage your work with autonomy while benefiting from a culture that prioritises supervision, continuous learning, and collaborative practice. This is a setting designed to help you grow while delivering high-quality safeguarding work. Package & Benefits •£40 per hour. Manageable caseload.  Long term contract. Flexible working with the ability to manage your own diary.  Opportunity to work within a newly formed team.About the organisation delivers child-focused services through a...

Our client Oxfordshire county council is looking for a Social Worker to join their Childrens UASC Team. Job Purpose The Unaccompanied Children and Young Person's Team cares for children and care leavers. The team includes: - managers, senior's, social workers, leaving care personal advisors and a family support worker. As a social worker in the team you will be responsible for unaccompanied children who are usually care for by the local authority under sec 20 of the Children Act. You will have your own case load and be responsible for completing all statutory duties within timescales. You will be part of a duty pod and this is usually when you will need to respond to newly arrived children. You will need to take part in a front door assessment to ensure that the right services are offered. This role offers a unique opportunity to develop your knowledge in working with children of different cultures and gaining a good understanding of the asylum process Job responsibilities...

Trainee Recovery Worker Location: Gillingham Salary: £23,200 Vacancy Type: Full Time About The Role Looking to start a rewarding career where you can make a real difference? We’re looking for a passionate and motivated Trainee Recovery Worker to join our team in Medway on a 35-hour per week, 12-month fixed term contract. This is an exciting opportunity to start a rewarding career supporting individuals on their recovery journey while gaining hands-on experience and working towards a recognised qualification (subject to eligibility criteria). Throughout the traineeship, you’ll receive full support, mentoring, supervision, and regular reviews to help you develop the skills and confidence needed to succeed in the role. You’ll shadow experienced team members, gain practical experience, and learn how to support service users in a professional and compassionate environment. What You’ll Be Doing * Supporting service users through tailored recovery plans * Assisting with assessments,...

Social Work Assistant – Area Services Grade: GR3 Reporting to: Team Manager About Birmingham Children’s Trust At Birmingham Children’s Trust, our vision is simple but powerful: “Working Together to make Birmingham the greatest city to grow up in.” As one of the largest children’s services organisations in the country, Birmingham Children’s Trust supports a diverse city of over 1.1 million residents and works tirelessly to improve outcomes for children, young people and families. With approximately 1,900 employees and an operating budget of around £200 million per year, the Trust is committed to delivering outstanding safeguarding, support and intervention services across the city. We work in a city facing significant challenges, including high levels of child poverty and health inequality, which makes the work we do both meaningful and vital. Every member of staff plays an important role in helping children and young people achieve their potential. Our Values One Team...