Social Worker - Adults Multi-Disciplinary Team
Embark on an adventurous journey as a Youth Justice Practitioner in the scenic town of Penrith. In this vital role, you will earn £35 per hour, working full time to support at-risk youths within a dynamic and resilient environment.
Perks and benefits:
* Step into a role that goes beyond standard expectations.
* Enjoy competitive pay that recognises your expertise and dedication.
* This opportunity is perfect for those seeking professional growth in a fulfilling role.
* Flexible shifts mean you can balance your personal and work life with ease, ensuring you can enjoy both career success and personal fulfilment.
* Experience the vibrant work environment where support and teamwork are at the forefront, allowing you to collaborate, learn, and grow every day.
* Working here, you will encounter a variety of challenges and rewards, each day broadening your skills while you make a real difference in young lives.
* Seize the opportunity to expand your talents while enjoying the picturesque backdrop of Penrith.
What you will do:
Work closely with children and young people aged 10-18 who have offended or are at risk of offending, guiding their rehabilitation and desistance from crime with evidence-based methods.
Assess individual needs and circumstances using mandated tools to create personalised intervention plans that aim at reducing reoffending and managing risks effectively.
Supervise and support children with complex needs including mental health issues, substance misuse or safeguarding concerns, ensuring tailored guidance.
Actively engage with families to foster supportive home environments and address root causes of offending behaviours.
Collaborate in a multi-agency context with social workers, police, health services, education staff, probation officers, courts, and secure establishments for cohesive youth support and resettlement post-custody.
Prepare and manage court-ordered interventions, ready court reports, and represent young people's interests within legal frameworks.
Conduct regular risk evaluations to make informed decisions on young people's safety, wellbeing, and progression.
Undertake office duty tasks like crisis intervention and acting as an appropriate adult during police interviews for young people.
Drive service development in specific areas such as education or restorative justice, carrying out specialist assessments and leading initiatives.
Maintain accurate and timely records on case management systems while ensuring compliance with safeguarding and data protection policies.
Rural Penrith is not just a place to work; it is a community that offers a balance of picturesque charm and professional satisfaction. Living in this enchanting region means enjoying the grandeur of the Lake District with easy access to cultural and outdoor adventures, making it a truly exceptional place to live and work.
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