Youth Offending
Youth Offending, or YOT, teams work with young people who have committed an offence, or are considered high risk of doing so. Social Workers within these teams meet with young people in care and other groups who are at high risk of offending (including those who have a formal reprimand/warning from the police, or those on bail) and those who have offended previously; working with them to prevent (re)offending. This can be through offering support with schooling, drug & alcohol advice, leisure activities, or working directly with their families.
Youth Offending Officers supervise young people to encourage them to change their outlook and behaviour. They also work alongside families and the community to help promote positive changes in young people.
Social Workers and Youth Offending Officers will work alongside the Youth Inclusion Support Panel (YISP) and Intensive Supervision and Surveillance Programme (ISSP).
If you are GSCC registered or have experience of working with Youth Offending we would love to hear from you!
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Salary:
£34-42k,
Job type:
Permanent,
Location:
Surrey / Hampshire
Reference:
SL/QSW/SH
Description
Experienced Qualified Social Workers required for an Established Local Authority Child Protection/Locality Services (Permanent)
We are currently seeking experienced Qualified Social Workers to join frontline Child...
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Salary:
£37-40k,
Job type:
Permanent,
Location:
Hampshire
Reference:
SL/FCA/01
Description
Family Court Advisers required for Hampshire
We are currently seeking x2 experienced Qualified Social Workers whose role it will be to advise a family court on the best course of action for a particular child or...
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Salary:
£13,745 - £17,275,
Job type:
Permanent,
Location:
Berkshire
Reference:
SL/SSWA/01
Description
Principal Social Workers - Adoption Services (Berkshire) - part time.
Our client is looking for experienced qualified senior social workers for a permanent position within an Placement Support Service in Berkshire...
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