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As a Social Worker in the Mental Health Team, you will support adults with various mental health challenges, including anxiety, depression, and severe mental illnesses. Your responsibilities include conducting comprehensive assessments to evaluate client's needs, developing individualised care plans, and facilitating access to mental health services. You will emphasise person-centred support while ensuring compliance with statutory requirements under the C

The Independent Reviewing Officer (IRO) provides a critical quality assurance role in safeguarding children in care and those at risk of significant harm. Operating within a statutory framework, the IRO ensures that each child's care plan is effective, focused on the child's best interests, and fully implemented. IROs work closely with social workers, families, and a wide range of agencies to oversee and review care plans, ensuring they are purposeful, com

As a Social Worker in the Independence and Access Team, you will be committed to supporting adults in promoting their independence, ensuring access to necessary services, and enhancing their overall quality of life. Your primary responsibilities will include conducting comprehensive assessments in accordance with the Care Act 2014 and other relevant legislation, focusing on identifying and addressing the specific needs of vulnerable adults. You will work t

As a Social Worker in the Adult Community Team, you will play a key role in supporting adults to live independently and improve their quality of life within the community. Your work will involve assessing needs, identifying support options, and implementing person-centered plans that promote independence and well-being. You will ensure that individuals receive the appropriate care and resources while safeguarding their rights and dignity.Responsibilities i

As a Social Worker in the Integrated Adult Independence Team, you will be dedicated to working with adults to promote their independence, well-being, and overall quality of life. Your responsibilities will include conducting thorough assessments under the Care Act 2014 and other relevant legislation, ensuring that the needs of vulnerable adults are met. You will focus on enabling adults to live independently, safeguarding their well-being, and providing ta

As a Social Worker in the Assessment and Care Team, you will work with individuals across various age groups, assessing their care needs and providing timely support. Your role will involve conducting assessments under the Care Act 2014, developing tailored care plans, and coordinating access to services that promote independence and well-being. You will work closely with service users, their families, and multi-disciplinary teams to ensure that care is de

As a Social Worker in the North Community Team, you will support adults with a range of complex needs, including physical disabilities, mental health challenges, and learning disabilities. Your responsibilities will include assessing their needs, creating individualised care plans, and facilitating access to services that enhance well-being. This role emphasises delivering person-centred support while ensuring compliance with statutory requirements under

As a Social Worker in the Adult Community Team, you will support adults with a range of complex needs, including physical disabilities, mental health challenges, and learning disabilities. Your responsibilities will include assessing their needs, creating individualised care plans, and facilitating access to services that enhance well-being. This role emphasises delivering person-centred support while ensuring compliance with statutory requirements under t

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

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