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Senior Social Worker - Case Management Team (North East)
Shropshire Council
£33.30ph Umbrella
Hybrid Working | 1 Day Per Week in the Office
Initial 3-Month Contract
Caritas Recruitment is working with Shropshire Council to recruit an experienced Senior Social Worker (not practitioner level) to join their Case Management Team.
This is an excellent opportunity to manage a varied and complex caseload, working across CIN, Child Protection, PLO and Court proceedings while making a real difference to children and families.
Key Responsibilities
Manage complex CIN, CP, PLO and court cases.Undertake home visits and direct work with children and families.Lead Core Group Meetings and multi-agency planning.Complete high-quality assessments, court reports and statements.Work collaboratively with partner agencies to safeguard children and improve outcomes.Maintain accurate and timely case recordings.About You
Qualified Social Worker with Social Work England registration.Significant experience within Children's Social Care.Strong knowledge of Child Protection, PLO and court work.Confident managing complex cases and working within statutory timescales.What's on Offer?
£33.30ph UmbrellaHybrid working (1 office day per week)Supportive team environmentImmediate start availableOpportunity to work within a well-established Case Management TeamFor more information or to apply, contact:
Lisa Hallinan
Principal Consultant | Caritas Recruitment
[email protected]
07825 538951
Caritas Recruitment is acting as an Employment Business in relation to this vacancy.
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