3 Month Contract With A Local Authority
Job Purpose:
To provide prevention and early intervention support for vulnerable young people aged 1018. The post-holder will work with multi-agency partners acting as Lead Professional where required to plan and deliver targeted interventions. They will also deliver evidence-based personal and social development opportunities to support positive outcomes for young people and their families.
Key Responsibilities:
- Engage with young people to assess and address social emotional educational and personal development needs.
- Design and deliver tailored one-to-one or group work interventions based on evidence-based practice.
- Advocate for young people and ensure their voices are heard.
- Collaborate with families schools and community agencies to coordinate support.
- Deliver rostered detached youth work with caseload and other young people.
- Build relationships with local community providers.
- Represent the service at multi-agency meetings forums and events.
- Manage time effectively to achieve objectives and targets.
- Maintain professional knowledge of local and national initiatives.
- Develop a lead area of specialism within the service.
- Manage a personal caseload maintaining records and providing sustained support.
- Work with families in a whole-family approach including referrals and assessments.
- Coordinate access to education training and community support.
- Supervise Youth Support Workers providing guidance on best practice and casework.
- Support recruitment induction and training where required.
- Contribute to the delivery of Youth Offending Service objectives and youth service performance targets.
- Ensure the safety of young people and staff in line with Council policies.
- Comply with safeguarding procedures and child protection standards.
- Deliver services in line with equal opportunities policies.
- Promote active engagement with the community to improve outcomes for children and young people.
Requirements:
Working with young people aged 1018 in a multi-cultural urban environment.
Experience of one-to-one and group work with disengaged or vulnerable young people.
Knowledge of safeguarding systems and referral processes.
Ability to build positive relationships with young people families and professionals.
Plan deliver and evaluate evidence-based interventions.
Strong communication organisational and administrative skills.
Ability to work independently and as part of a multi-agency team.
Proficient in ICT for communication record-keeping and reporting.
Mentoring and supervision of staff (desirable).
Core principles of youth work and evidence-based practice.
Health & Safety safeguarding and child protection standards.
Understanding of youth-related issues such as anti-social behaviour exploitation substance misuse mental health and gang involvement.
Ability to work evenings (up to 4 per week) and alternating weekends.
Willingness to travel and work across various locations.
Capacity to work outdoors and engage young people in street-based settings.
3 Month Contract With A Local AuthorityJob Purpose:To provide prevention and early intervention support for vulnerable young people aged 1018. The post-holder will work with multi-agency partners acting as Lead Professional where required to plan and deliver targeted interventions. They will also de...
3 Month Contract With A Local Authority
Job Purpose:
To provide prevention and early intervention support for vulnerable young people aged 1018. The post-holder will work with multi-agency partners acting as Lead Professional where required to plan and deliver targeted interventions. They will also deliver evidence-based personal and social development opportunities to support positive outcomes for young people and their families.
Key Responsibilities:
- Engage with young people to assess and address social emotional educational and personal development needs.
- Design and deliver tailored one-to-one or group work interventions based on evidence-based practice.
- Advocate for young people and ensure their voices are heard.
- Collaborate with families schools and community agencies to coordinate support.
- Deliver rostered detached youth work with caseload and other young people.
- Build relationships with local community providers.
- Represent the service at multi-agency meetings forums and events.
- Manage time effectively to achieve objectives and targets.
- Maintain professional knowledge of local and national initiatives.
- Develop a lead area of specialism within the service.
- Manage a personal caseload maintaining records and providing sustained support.
- Work with families in a whole-family approach including referrals and assessments.
- Coordinate access to education training and community support.
- Supervise Youth Support Workers providing guidance on best practice and casework.
- Support recruitment induction and training where required.
- Contribute to the delivery of Youth Offending Service objectives and youth service performance targets.
- Ensure the safety of young people and staff in line with Council policies.
- Comply with safeguarding procedures and child protection standards.
- Deliver services in line with equal opportunities policies.
- Promote active engagement with the community to improve outcomes for children and young people.
Requirements:
Working with young people aged 1018 in a multi-cultural urban environment.
Experience of one-to-one and group work with disengaged or vulnerable young people.
Knowledge of safeguarding systems and referral processes.
Ability to build positive relationships with young people families and professionals.
Plan deliver and evaluate evidence-based interventions.
Strong communication organisational and administrative skills.
Ability to work independently and as part of a multi-agency team.
Proficient in ICT for communication record-keeping and reporting.
Mentoring and supervision of staff (desirable).
Core principles of youth work and evidence-based practice.
Health & Safety safeguarding and child protection standards.
Understanding of youth-related issues such as anti-social behaviour exploitation substance misuse mental health and gang involvement.
Ability to work evenings (up to 4 per week) and alternating weekends.
Willingness to travel and work across various locations.
Capacity to work outdoors and engage young people in street-based settings.
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