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Key ResponsibilitiesWork directly with children and families involved in public and private law proceedingsUndertake safeguarding assessments and provide robust analysis to inform decision‑makingPrepare high‑quality reports, including Section 7 and discharge of care reportsEngage children in a child‑centred and creative mannerProvide clear written and oral evidence within the Family CourtLiaise confidently with partner agencies, legal professionals and the JudiciaryManage a complex caseload, working effectively and proportionately at paceEssential RequirementsSocial Work qualification and SWE registrationMinimum 3 years' post‑qualifying experienceProven experience working with highly vulnerable children and familiesStrong safeguarding knowledge and practicePractical, first‑hand experience of the Family Court system, including giving oral evidenceExcellent case analysis, planning and recording skillsConfident and competent IT skills, with experience using electronic case management systemsStrong written and verbal communication skillsHighly organised, resilient and able to demonstrate good self‑careFull UK driving licence and access to a vehicle (travel across a large geographical area required)Desirable ExperienceChild‑centred practice with creative engagement techniquesExperience in both public and/or private lawAbility to work remotely with a strong sense of accountabilityForward planning and effective workload prioritisationConfident negotiating with other agencies and professionalsExperience attending hearings some distance from baseConfident providing oral evidence without legal representationWhy work with Caritas?Competitive rates of payAccess to the broadest range of temporary and permanent vacancies nationwideCaritas app - access to live vacancies, online chat & payment informationDedicated one‑to‑one consultant supportPost‑placement follow‑up meetingsSubsidised trainingRecommend a friend/colleague bonus scheme - £300DBS checkCV writing service and interview technique coachingInterested?