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Adult Social Worker- Court Team- Sutton As a Social Worker in the Adults Court Team, you will work with vulnerable adults involved in legal proceedings. You will be responsible for preparing detailed court reports, attending court hearings, and working with other professionals to ensure that adults in need of care and protection receive the appropriate support and safeguarding. You will provide assessments and recommendations that protect individual's righ

As a Social Worker in the Initial Assessment Team, you will be pivotal in the first response to referrals involving vulnerable adults and families. Your role will involve conducting detailed initial assessments to determine immediate needs, risks, and appropriate interventions. You will ensure that service users receive timely and effective support while safeguarding their well-being in accordance with statutory requirements and council policies. Responsib

As a Permanent Adults Social Worker, you will play a crucial role in supporting and empowering adults who require social care services. You will work collaboratively with individuals, families, and other professionals to deliver high-quality, person-centred care and support. Responsibilities include:Produce high quality work with a rapid throughput, combining increasing productivity with quality of caseworkConduct comprehensive assessments of adult's needs

The Assistant Team Manager in Adult Care is responsible for overseeing the provision of high-quality, legally compliant services to vulnerable adults. This role involves managing complex cases, ensuring adherence to the Care Act 2014 (S42), Mental Capacity Act 2005, and supervising the development of person-centred care plans. Responsibilities include:Care Act assessmentsReport writing Providing high quality caseworkComply with the Care Act 2014, the Ment

The Independent Child Protection Conference Service provides a vital quality assurance role in safeguarding Children at risk of significant harm in Lambeth. Child protection conference chairs work closely with SWs, families and other agencies to build a child protection plan that is purposeful and safeguards the children. Responsibilities include:Care Act assessmentsReport writing Providing high quality caseworkHaving an informed understanding of mental