Social Work - Family Court Adviser Team in Stevenage, Hertfordshire

Stevenage
contract, full-time
£36.50 per hour

Uk working eligibility only.

JOB-20240819-db742659

Join our dynamic team as a Family Court Adviser Social Worker specialising in family law proceedings in Stevenage. With an attractive hourly rate of £36.50, this ongoing full-time locum position offers an exceptional chance to work independently while gaining valuable experience in a rewarding role. If you are skilled in providing impartial social work advice in court settings and making decisions in the child’s best interests, we would love to hear from you!

Perks and benefits:

- Hourly Salary: Receive a competitive hourly wage, providing flexibility and financial reward for your expertise and dedication.
- Full Time: Immerse yourself in meaningful work with a full-time schedule, allowing you to deeply engage with your cases while enjoying the stability and benefits of consistent hours.
- Variety of Cases: Locum work offers exposure to diverse cases, enriching your professional experience and expanding your skill set.
- Networking Opportunities: Build professional relationships within a multidisciplinary environment, connecting with other passionate professionals and expanding your career prospects.
- Professional Growth: Enjoy the chance to continuously develop your skills through ongoing training and peer supervision, ensuring you stay at the forefront of social work practice.

What you will do:

- Deliver independent social work advice to the courts in both public and private law proceedings, ensuring that decisions prioritize the child’s best interests.
- Engage directly with children and families to ascertain their wishes, feelings, and needs.
- Conduct comprehensive, evidence-based assessments and prepare detailed reports for court proceedings under Section 7 and Section 37 of the Children Act 1989.
- Act as a representative of the child's voice and best interests in family court proceedings, proposing informed recommendations to facilitate safe and timely court decisions.
- Participate actively in public law proceedings serving as the Children’s Guardian under the Children Act 1989.
- Collaborate with local authorities, legal solicitors, and other professionals involved in each case for optimal outcomes.
- Attend and provide testimony in family court hearings, prepared to handle cross-examination if necessary.
- Adhere to Cafcass policies, national legislation, and Children and Family Court Proceedings Rules assiduously.
- Maintain accurate, clear, and timely case records and documentation.
- Contribute to the ongoing improvement of practice through active participation in training, supervision, and peer reviews.

Stevenage offers an excellent location to both live and work, blending urban convenience with picturesque countryside. Enjoy the vibrancy and community spirit of the town while being just a short commute from London. With excellent schools, a rich history, and plentiful green spaces, Stevenage is a great place for professionals to thrive. Come and be a part of our team where your skills will make a real difference!

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