CSW - Social Worker - CIN of Support & Protection (SP 27 - 38)
Haringey Council
Role
Main Summary About the Job and Location
This role is based within Haringey Council’s Children’s Services, working in the Disabled Children's Team to support children and young people with complex needs and their families. The post holder will manage a varied caseload, undertaking assessments, coordinating short breaks and joint-funded packages, and working closely with multi-agency partners including health and education. Based in a diverse North London borough, the role offers the opportunity to make a meaningful impact on the lives of children with disabilities while working in a supportive, forward-thinking local authority committed to inclusive practice and positive outcomes.
Who You Are
A committed and skilled professional with a strong dedication to supporting disabled children and their families. You possess a deep understanding of child protection and care planning, coupled with excellent interpersonal and communication skills to work effectively within a multi-agency setting. Your approach is grounded in inclusivity and integrity, and you are adept at managing a complex caseload while maintaining attention to detail and adherence to statutory guidelines.
What the job involves
- Managing a caseload of children and families, performing high-quality assessments and reviews.
- Coordinating short breaks and joint-funded care packages, and working closely with health and education partners.
- Conducting direct work with disabled children, ensuring their voices are central to planning.
- Preparing professional reports for a variety of settings, including court proceedings and multi-agency meetings.
- Contributing to service development and engaging in practice improvement initiatives.
Skills
- Analytical assessment skills
- Risk management and intervention planning
- Formulating outcome-focused care plans
- Understanding of disability and development
- Strong communication and report-writing
- Knowledge of relevant legislation
- Collaborative working ability
- Commitment to anti-discriminatory practice