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Foster Care Associates (The FCA) Senior/Supervising Social Worker Salary: Up to £40,081.10 per annum - dependent upon experience Benefits: • Company car or £2,000 car allowance, • 30 days' annual leave, rising to 35 days with length of service plus Bank Holidays, • Life assurance, • Company pension, • On-site free parking, • Employee discount scheme This is an exciting chance to join FCA Midlands and make a real impact. We're looking for a highly motivated and enthusiastic Senior/Supervising Social Worker to join our inspiring, friendly team and help drive the growth and development of our fostering services across the Midlands. With a Bromsgrove-based office and a flexible hybrid working model, you'll enjoy the freedom to balance office collaboration with working from home. About Us Set up by a former foster parent and former social worker in 1994, Foster Care Associates (FCA) is an established fostering agency which forms part of the Polaris Community - one of the UK's largest leading communities of children's service providers. The business was born out of an enthusiasm for delivering fostering services to make a positive difference to the lives of looked after children. Our first office was in the Worcestershire countryside, and that's still where our Head Office is today. We've come a long way since those early days and, over the years, FCA has built a strong reputation for excellence and now offers a wide range of services to children and families. But our purpose remains the same; 'to make a positive and lasting difference for children, families and communities', and it's underpinned by a series of values designed to help us assist children and young people to reach their full potential. Today, we're one of the country's largest and most experienced independent fostering agencies. But just because we're large doesn't mean we're impersonal. At FCA we're one big family, and we're committed to supporting every single child and foster parent, every single minute of the day. Duties Will Include • Support foster parents and their families to achieve outstanding outcomes for all children and young people in foster care., • Support and monitor the continued suitability and competence of foster parents ensuring they provide a safe, healthy, nurturing and learning environment for children/young people., • Ensure that carers fully understand the fostering task, competencies to be achieved and the standards expected, including complaints and representation procedures as detailed in the FCA policies and procedures., • Provide and record regular supervision to allocated foster parents in line with FCA's Operational Standards., • Work in partnership in a team parenting approach to help identify any needs within the foster family e.g. respite, activities, therapy, holidays, with all members of the child's network, including contributing to all relevant meetings and any other tasks defined., • Ensure each child and foster parent is fully compliant in respect of all key documentation., • Attend meetings and/or provide reports for Commissioning Teams to address individual packages of care., • Promote participation of children/young people in the development of the agency and in accessing resources and opportunities in their local community., • Participate in an out-of-hours support service on a rota basis., • A Social Work qualification., • Professional registration with Social Work England or equivalent., • Proven ability to produce a high standard of report writing., • A comprehensive working knowledge of relevant legislation and child safeguarding procedures., • The willingness and ability to travel extensively (including occasional nights away)., • Confidence with transporting children and young people in sometimes stressful/difficult situations. Ready to make a difference? Apply today, and we'll be in touch with you shortly! No agencies, please. Foster Care Associates is an equal opportunities employer and has been awarded the disability confident employer by Jobcentre Plus. The successful applicant will be subject to an enhanced DBS check. PandoLogic. Category:Social Services, Keywords:Adoption Social Worker, Location:Birmingham, ENG-B12 0HG

About the Role Walsall Council is seeking an experienced and dedicated Advanced Practitioner to join its Children with Disabilities Team. This is a key role for an accomplished social work professional who is passionate about improving outcomes for children and young people with disabilities and their families. As an Advanced Practitioner, you will play a vital role in supporting the delivery of high-quality social work practice across the Children with Disabilities Team. You will provide professional guidance, oversight, and support to social workers while working directly with complex cases. Key Responsibilities • Hold a small, complex caseload involving children and young people with disabilities, • Provide professional leadership, advice, and reflective supervision to social workers within the team, • Support the assessment, planning, and review of child-focused interventions, • Ensure statutory responsibilities are met in line with legislation, policy, and best practice, • Lead on complex Child in Need, Child Protection, and Care proceedings where required, • Contribute to decision-making, risk management, and quality assurance of casework, • Work closely with multi-agency partners to deliver coordinated and effective support, • Support the development and mentoring of less experienced practitioners, • Promote a strengths-based, child-centred, and inclusive approach to practice About You • A qualified Social Worker with current Social Work England registration, • Significant post-qualifying experience, ideally within Children with Disabilities services, • Strong knowledge of relevant legislation, including the Children Act and safeguarding frameworks, • Confident in supervising, mentoring, and supporting other practitioners, • Able to work collaboratively in a fast-paced, supportive environment If you thrive to make a difference and have 3 years Social worker experience and this is the role for you, then we would love to hear from you.

Senior Support Worker – Children’s LD Residential Home (3 Beds, Birmingham) Salary: £28,000 + Sleep and Overtime Contract: Full-time, permanent We are seeking a committed Senior Support Worker to join our 3-bed Children’s Learning Disabilities (LD) home in Birmingham. You will play a key role in supporting the team, leading shifts, and ensuring high-quality, child-centred care. Key Responsibilities * Lead shifts and support the smooth running of the home. * Provide guidance, supervision, and role-modelling to support workers. * Deliver personalised care to children with learning disabilities, autism, and complex needs. * Support communication, independence, and daily routines. * Ensure safeguarding, care plans, and behaviour support strategies are followed. * Maintain accurate records and contribute to care planning. Requirements * Experience in children’s residential care, ideally within LD or autism settings. * Level 3 Children & Young People qualification (or equivalent). * Strong understanding of learning disabilities and communication needs. * Confident, calm, and supportive leadership style. * Ability to work proactively and as part of a team. What We Offer * Competitive salary and benefits. * Ongoing training and development. * Supportive management and positive team culture. * A rewarding role where you can make a real difference. Apply today to join a dedicated team committed to exceptional care.

Are you experienced in working directly with Children and Families and seeking your next opportunity? Look no further! We are collaborating with a Local Authority in Trafford, as they are in search of a Family Contact Worker to join their Children and Families Team! In this role, you will be required to carry a caseload of vulnerable children and young people (0-16 aged) and their families that requires supervised contact, to ensure safeguarding of the children and young people is apriority at all times. Key Responsibilities: • Facilitating family contact sessions, conducting home visits, and working directly with children., • Plan and hold contact sessions for cases children and young people who are looked after by the Local Authority in either the Contact Centre in Trafford, in the community, or outside of the borough as required., • Organise and co-ordinate contacts activities e.g. cinema within the community ensuring that appropriate Risk Assessments are in place and adhered to. At Spencer Clarke Group, we specialise in connecting you with excellent career opportunities. Our experienced Consultants possess in-depth market knowledge and provide expert career guidance. Benefits of Joining Us: • Access to a wide range of temporary and permanent opportunities., • Free DBS checks., • Post Placement Aftercare.

Children’s Development Worker Join an award-winning organisation tackling Violence Against Women and Children. We have a rewarding opportunity for a Children’s Development Worker, to provide specialist support to children affected by domestic abuse. Our client is committed to equality, diversity and inclusion and to providing culturally responsive services that recognise the experiences of Black and minoritised children. Safeguarding is at the heart of their practice, and they are committed to protecting the welfare of women, children and adults at risk. Please note that due to the nature of this role, we can only accept female applicants and candidates must be able to speak a South Asian Language. Position: Children’s Development Worker Location: West Midlands (Birmingham/Walsall) Hours: Full-time (37.5 hours per week) Salary: £25,000 - £26,000 (depending on experience and qualifications) Contract: Contract until 31st October 2027 Closing Date: 2nd June 2026 The Role Working as part of a team, the job may involve working weekends, unsociable hours, and bank holidays and you will be required to work flexible hours to meet the needs of children and young people. Duties include: • Design and deliver an age-appropriate programme of structured and free play activities to support children’s wellbeing and development., • Identify individual support needs and coordinate with colleagues and partner agencies (e.g., schools, health and social care) to ensure needs are met., • Build positive relationships with children and young people, ensuring sessions are inclusive, engaging and safe., • Promote safeguarding and follow child protection procedures, including advocacy and attendance at relevant multi-agency meetings when required., • Maintain accurate records and monitoring systems, producing monthly/quarterly reports against agreed outcomes., • Create opportunities for children, young people and parents/carers to participate, provide feedback and shape service delivery. You will have experience of working with children and young people aged 0 – 18 years old and be able to speak at least one South Asian language. You will also have: • A good standard of education, including a minimum of level 4 or equivalent in Maths and English., • NNEB Diploma/BTEC in Nursery nursing / NVQ3/CQS in childcare or equivalent, • Experience of devising and delivering creative play activities for children that assist in their holistic needs., • Experience of working as part of a team and able to demonstrate your positive influence on team dynamics, • Able to communicate clearly, both verbally and in writing, • Able to work flexible hours, including evenings and weekends., • Able to listen actively and adapt your communication style to meet the needs of the recipient., • Able to be calm and resilient whilst under pressure and to remain optimistic and persistent., • This post is restricted to women under Schedule 9 of the Equality Act 2010 Please note this role is advertised by the recruitment agency acting for the client – Not For Profit People.

Following a significant redesign, and a new model of care which will support all children and young people to thrive, Jersey CAMHS we are looking to recruit an additional consultant Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist to join our multi-disciplinary team. The successful applicant will join the three existing consultants. This is an exciting time to join CAMHS with the launch of the service redesign and significant investment into the service. There is opportunity for private practice and a chance to make a real difference to patient outcomes. The Government of Jersey is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of vulnerable people (to include children) and requires all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. As this position will work with vulnerable people, the selection process will involve safeguarding measures and include an enhanced DBS check. For an informal discussion please contact Dr Catherine Keep (Consultant and Clinical Lead) on 01534 445030 or email or Dr Darren Bowring (Associate Director for Children's Mental Health and Wellbeing) on 01534 445030 or email or Richard Dyer (Head of Children's Mental Health and Wellbeing, CAMHS) on 01534 445048 or email . For a full job description please click here: ___ And as with many aspects of Island life, our Healthcare system is familiar enough for comfort but offers variances that mean our Consultants and patients have a different experience. A small Island community, we have one main hospital that acts as a hub with a small number of offsite facilities and the geography of our Island means there is a shorter commute for you. Find out more about relocating to Jersey ___ Applications from job seekers who require current Skilled worker sponsorship to work in the UK are welcome and will be considered alongside all other applications. For further information visit the UK Visas and Immigration website here ___ From 6 April 2017, skilled worker applicants, applying for entry clearance into the UK, have had to present a criminal record certificate from each country they have resided continuously or cumulatively for 12 months or more in the past 10 years. Adult dependants (over 18 years old) are also subject to this requirement. GMC Registration Applicants must have full current GMC registration, with a licence to practice and have attained specialist registration. The post holders will be expected to take on the full range of duties including the routine and emergency diagnosis and management of children and young people with significant mental health problems (up to the age of 18), the support of other team members and providing consultation and advice to other agencies. Successful applicants will be encouraged to develop a special interest and could take a clinical lead in one of the following areas: • Eating Disorders, • Assessment & Crisis Intervention, • Neurodevelopmental Disorders, • Transition The service has expanded and continues to develop its service delivery to meet the needs of the community. As a senior clinician you will have opportunity to shape the service and influence child mental health more widely on the island. The CAMHS clinics are based at Liberte House, St Helier which is in main central parish. The post-holder may also be required to see Children and Young People who have been admitted to Jersey General Hospital or Orchard Ward (mental health in-patient facility). In-patient Provision There is no designated inpatient provision on island but the team provide flexible intensive packages of care for children and young people with severe or complex mental health difficulties. The packages of care can be provided both for assessment and treatment working jointly with other services including Paediatrics, Adult Mental Health and Children’s Services (Social Care). Both the paediatric ward (Robin Ward) and acute adult mental health ward (Orchard Ward) are used for young people who require admission to hospital. Robin Ward will admit young people up to their 17th birthday. The postholder will be clinically responsible for young people admitted to Robin Ward and Orchard Ward under their care and will be expected to undertake reviews of these patients. All those under 16, and most under 18 admitted to Orchard Ward are cared for separately to the other in-patients if possible or are under continuous observation for safeguarding reasons. When necessary young people can be transferred to the UK for inpatient treatment. Person specification Essential Criteria Recognised Primary Medical Degree Full GMC Registration & License to Practice Registered on the GMC Specialist Register or CCT in Child and Adolescent Psychiatry (or within 6 months of this at the time of interview) or equivalent (which must be confirmed by GMC) Higher speciality training or equivalent experience Eligibility for Section 12 approval (Mental Health Law Approval) Desirable MRCPsych or equivalent Relevant higher degree, e.g. MD. PhD, MSc or other additional clinical qualifications Section 12 approval or equivalent Dual accreditation e.g. Forensic, Learning Disability Responsibilities and Expectations of the Postholders The post holder will be expected to: • Work with children and young people with acute mental health presentations including self-harm, suicidal ideation, low mood and psychotic symptoms and providing support to other members of the team in managing this group during periods of crisis., • Diagnose and manage common psychiatric disorders using both psychological and pharmacological therapies., • Work with young people with mental health problems who have a history of alcohol and substance misuse., • Provide consultation and liaison to other medical specialities, Education, Social Services and other agencies., • Develop and deliver training programmes for a variety of disciplines aimed at improving the level of expertise and the standard of care within the mental health services., • Participate and contribute to the psychiatry teaching programme., • Provide supervision for mental health and other professionals, and receive clinical supervision, • Liaise and work effectively with others who provide services to children and young people as appropriate., • Comply with Health and Care Jersey agreed policies and procedures., • Work with managers and professional colleagues to ensure the efficient running of the services and to share with consultant colleagues the medical contribution to the management of the service., • Participate in clinical governance activities and Quality Improvement including audit There is no requirement for Section 12(2) status and/or Approved Clinician status and/or DOL assessment. However the postholder will be required to attend training to become an Approved Practitioner under the Mental Health (Jersey) Law 2016. Population and CAMHS Caseload • The population of Jersey at the end of 2024 was estimated to be 104,540 with approximately 22,910 under the age of 19., • The current number of cases open to CAMHS is 1885 end of 2025., • The total number of new referrals received in 2025 was 906, • The current postholder’s (locum) caseload is approximately 90. Most of the cases on the caseload will have an allocated care co-ordinator but there may be some exceptions to this. Most new assessments are undertaken by other members of the MDT, but some will require initial medical assessment. There are no fixed requirements for new assessments and follow up appointments. On average there maybe 1-2 new assessments per week and 15-20 follow up appointments, depending on the complexity of the cases and other commitments. Annual leave, Study leave and Job Plan • Consultants are entitled to 30 days of annual leave increasing to 32 days after 7 years’ service (at Consultant level) plus bank holidays., • Study leave for the purpose of professional development should be applied for through the Clinical Lead and is approved by the Director of Medical Education. There is a generous study leave budget and there is an entitlement of 30 days every 3 years., • All consultants have a 10 PA contract for public work, which is non-negotiable. The final job plan will vary according to the successful appointees and be agreed by the Clinical Lead and Chief of Service and ratified by the Group Medical Director. The post holder’s job plan will be reviewed annually and will be appraised according to the current guidance. 1.5 - 2.5 supporting professional activities (SPAs) consisting of: • 1 SPA for clinical learning and preparation for appraisal (including audit, weekly teaching sessions, case presentations, mortality reviews etc), • 1 SPA for managerial activities, service development and quality improvement (subject to agreement), • 0.5 SPA for other SPA activities tba Some SPAs will be annualised rather than represented in the weekly timetable.

About The Role Are you passionate about making a difference in the lives of children and families? We are a service dedicated to safely prevent and reduce the number of children and young people entering care. We do this by providing direct and intensive support to children aged 8- 18 years old and their families in their homes over a period of 4 - 12 weeks and beyond, and we are looking for a motivated and experienced Project Worker - Edge of Care Service, to join our team. We understand that family life is not easy and sometimes relationships break down. Our service works with families to try and understand what has led to the relationship breaking down and support them to repair and move forward. As we deal with families in crisis and children on the edge of coming into care, our families require intensive support which means that we visit at least once a week and sometimes more, if families are in crisis. We often work with families experiencing domestic abuse, mental health issues, and substance misuse alongside child-to-parent violence and children with significant additional needs, including neurodiversity and trauma from abuse, loss, or bullying. We tailor our support to each family's unique needs. Examples of the support we offer include: • Improving communication as a family, • Exploring triggers then sequencing out what has happened to try and make changes for next time, • ...

About The Role THERAPEUTIC & EMOTIONAL SUPPORT SERVICE (TESS) TESS Therapeutic Senior Social Worker Full-time posts at 36.5hrs GRADE D TESS is Birmingham Children's Trust's emotional wellbeing and therapeutic service for children in care, care experienced young adults (up to age 25), unaccompanied asylum-seeking young people, and their parents and carers. Our work spans assessment; a wide range of individual, dyadic and group interventions; consultation; and care-network support. The Early Support pathway within TESS provides timely, short-term therapeutic intervention and early relational support aimed at strengthening placements, stabilising care responses, and supporting the emotional needs of children and young people at the earliest possible point. This part of the service is fast-paced, creative and highly relational. Practitioners offer: • Short-term, focused therapeutic work for children and young people, • Early relational support to parents, carers, and residential teams, • Consultation and guidance to the broader network around the child, • Advice on care responses, emotional regulation and trauma-informed practice, • Collaborative early formulation to guide planning, stabilisation and future...

About The Role Are you passionate about making a difference in the lives of children with learning disabilities, autism, complex health conditions, and challenging behaviour? We have vacancies at one of our Children's Homes which is rated GOOD and would like new staff to join us on our journey to OUTSTANDING ! We are seeking dedicated and experienced Residential Child Care Officers to join our supportive and nurturing team. Our aim is to create a nurturing environment where children can develop the skills and confidence, they need for day-to-day life. We support children with emotional well-being, health, and social needs, tailoring our care to meet their individual requirements. As our Residential Child Care Officer, you will play a vital role in supporting children and young people to thrive in a safe, nurturing, and structured environment. You will develop and implement personalised care plans that reflect each child's individual needs, preferences, and goals, ensuring their voices are heard and respected. Using a variety of communication methods and visual aids, you will help children express their wishes and feelings confidently. This role based in Birmingham so you must have the correct right-to-work documents to work in the UK. Sadly, we do not support those who require sponsorship. Working collaboratively with parents, schools, social workers, and other professionals, you will promote consistency and positive developmental outcomes. You will also encourage independence by supporting children with everyday life skills such as meal preparation, personal hygiene, and self-care, while planning and delivering meaningful activities tailored to each child's abilities and interests. This is an exciting time to join us, and we need the right talent to help us to continue to improve and grow our services. The Children's Home provides a 24 hour service, applicants for these roles will be expected to work shifts, some weekends, and bank holidays. We have been rated as 'Good' by Ofsted, following a 2023 inspection. This is a fantastic achievement for Birmingham Children's Trust, with many positive highlights focusing on areas including the quality of staff leadership, partnership working, safeguarding and corporate parenting. Did you know: Birmingham Children's Trust won the Supportive Social Work Employer of the Year award at the Social Worker of the Year Awards in October 2025. James Thomas, our (BCT) Chief Executive, said: "Winning two Social Worker of the Year Awards is testament to the devotion and dedication of all our staff, from those working with and directly supporting children, young people and families to those who are providing extremely valuable support services to enable practitioners to thrive." About you: • Ability to supervise and manage groups of disabled children who may have emotional and behavioural difficulties. • Ability to assess risk and monitor arrangements in place to safeguard children. • Strong organisation and time managements skills. • Excellent communication skills, with experience in using communication aids. • A compassionate and patient approach, with a commitment to providing high-quality care. • Ability to work collaboratively with co-workers, a range of professionals and stakeholders. • Relevant qualifications in childcare are desirable. • Ability to work flexibly Our Benefits • A generous annual leave package of 30 days annual leave, plus bank holidays, rising to 33 days after 5 years of service and 35 days after 10 years of service. • Salary Sacrifice Car Scheme which gives you the chance to drive a brand-new car for an affordable fixed monthly amount as part of a salary sacrifice initiative. With no deposits or credit checks required a range of all-inclusive driving packages • Free on-site parking at our offices on One Avenue Road (Aston) and Lifford House (Stirchley). We also provide onsite electric car charging ports which are free to use! • Full access to our amazing internal employee benefits scheme including, Occupational Health services, Rewards Schemes, Benefits discounts (including the Blue Light Card), Health & Fitness and Personal Wellbeing support and much more! • You will receive a generous local government career average pension scheme in line with the Local Government Pension Scheme. If you're a passionate, experienced childcare professional ready to help shape young lives while driving high standards of care, we'd love to hear from you! Onboarding Process: Please note as part of our onboarding process, the successful candidate will be required undergo a series of background checks with Experian Including Experian DBS, Right to Work, and Digital ID verification. These are essential pre-employment requirements. To ensure compliance with Schedule 2 of the Children's Homes regulations we require a full employment and education history. About You About Us Help us to change children and young people's lives ! At Birmingham Children's Trust, we are committed to making a positive impact on the lives of over 10,000 children and young people in our city every day. Our mission is to support the most disadvantaged children and young people in Birmingham, ensuring they are safe, happy, and healthy. Why Join Us? • Impactful Work - be part of a team that makes a real difference in the lives of the city's most vulnerable children. • Supportive Environment - enjoy a supportive and collaborative work culture where your contributions are valued. • Career Development - benefit from tailored development programs, supportive supervision, and a range of learning opportunities to enhance your skills and advance your career. • Generous Benefits - take advantage of our competitive reward package including generous leave allowance, Local Government pension scheme, and additional benefits. Our Values We approach our work with care and compassion, actively listening to the needs of the children and young people we serve. We involve them in the decisions that affect their lives, ensuring their voices are heard and respected. We are committed to using our resources wisely, ensuring that every penny is spent where it counts the most. We foster collaboration among schools, health professionals, and the police, working together to create a supportive network for our young people. We believe that when we work as one cohesive team, the children and young people of Birmingham are more likely to thrive. Our unified approach ensures that we provide the best possible support and opportunities for their growth and development. Join us and together, we can create a brighter future for all. Safeguarding At Birmingham Children's Trust, we are committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people. Depending on the role, you may be asked to undergo the appropriate level of Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check to assess your suitability for working with children and young people. The level of check (Standard, Enhanced, or Enhanced with Barred List) is determined based on the specific responsibilities of the role and the level of contact with children and young people. We are committed to the fair treatment of all applicants, including those with criminal records. Having a criminal record will not necessarily bar an individual from working with us. This will depend on the nature of the position and the circumstances and background of the offence. Please note that we reserve the right to close the job early should we reach the required number of applications, therefore please ensure you submit your application and supporting statement early to avoid any disappointment. TPBN1_UKTJ

About The Role Are you committed to improving outcomes for children and families? Do you bring the leadership, expertise, and determination needed to support and empower young people to reach their full potential? If so, Birmingham Children's Trust is looking for a dedicated Senior Social Worker to join the team. At Birmingham Children's Trust, we are committed to delivering high-quality care and support to children and families across the city. Our aim is to ensure every child can grow up in a safe, stable, and nurturing environment. We are a progressive organisation, focused on continuous improvement, strong practice, and positive outcomes. As a Senior Social Worker, you will play a key role in safeguarding children and promoting their welfare. You will lead on complex cases, undertake assessments, develop and review care plans, and provide guidance and support to less experienced colleagues. You will work collaboratively with families, carers, and a wide range of professionals. Our approach is integrated and partnership-led, and you will build effective working relationships with colleagues across services and external agencies, including police, health, education, and the voluntary sector. We have been rated as 'Good' by Ofsted, following a 2023 inspection. This is a fantastic achievement for Birmingham Children's Trust, with many positive highlights focusing on areas including the quality of staff leadership, partnership working, safeguarding and corporate parenting. This is a hybrid role based in Birmingham so you must reside within a suitable commutable distance around Birmingham and have the correct right-to-work documents to work in the UK. Sadly, we do not support those who require sponsorship. About you We are seeking committed and compassionate professionals who are driven to make a meaningful difference. The successful candidate will have: • A recognised Social Work degree and successful completion of the ASYE • Current registration with Social Work England • Proven experience of working with children and families within a social work setting • Well-developed assessment and analytical skills • Strong communication and interpersonal abilities • The ability to work effectively both independently and as part of a team Additional Information Interview date: TBC Onboarding Process: Please note as part of our onboarding process, the successful candidate will be required undergo a series of background checks with Experian Including DBS, Experian Right to Work, and Digital ID verification. These are essential pre-employment requirements. Our Benefits: • A generous annual leave package of 30 days annual leave , plus bank holidays, rising to 33 days after 5 years of service and 35 days after 10 years of service. • Free on-site parking at our offices on One Avenue Road (Aston) and Lifford House (Stirchley). We also provide onsite electric car charging ports which are free to use! • Full access to our amazing internal employee benefits scheme including, Occupational Health services, Rewards Schemes, Benefits discounts (including the Blue Light Card), Health & Fitness and Personal Wellbeing support and much more! • Flexible and hybrid working policy - we are well adapted to a hybrid model of working which includes a combination of time spent in the office and at home and we offer a variety of working patterns. • Pension Scheme - You will receive a generous local government career average pension scheme in line with the local government pension scheme About You About Us Help us to change children and young people's lives ! At Birmingham Children's Trust, we are committed to making a positive impact on the lives of over 10,000 children and young people in our city every day. Our mission is to support the most disadvantaged children and young people in Birmingham, ensuring they are safe, happy, and healthy. Why Join Us? • Impactful Work - be part of a team that makes a real difference in the lives of the city's most vulnerable children. • Supportive Environment - enjoy a supportive and collaborative work culture where your contributions are valued. • Career Development - benefit from tailored development programs, supportive supervision, and a range of learning opportunities to enhance your skills and advance your career. • Generous Benefits - take advantage of our competitive reward package including generous leave allowance, Local Government pension scheme, and additional benefits. Our Values We approach our work with care and compassion, actively listening to the needs of the children and young people we serve. We involve them in the decisions that affect their lives, ensuring their voices are heard and respected. We are committed to using our resources wisely, ensuring that every penny is spent where it counts the most. We foster collaboration among schools, health professionals, and the police, working together to create a supportive network for our young people. We believe that when we work as one cohesive team, the children and young people of Birmingham are more likely to thrive. Our unified approach ensures that we provide the best possible support and opportunities for their growth and development. Join us and together, we can create a brighter future for all. Safeguarding At Birmingham Children's Trust, we are committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people. Depending on the role, you may be asked to undergo the appropriate level of Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check to assess your suitability for working with children and young people. The level of check (Standard, Enhanced, or Enhanced with Barred List) is determined based on the specific responsibilities of the role and the level of contact with children and young people. We are committed to the fair treatment of all applicants, including those with criminal records. Having a criminal record will not necessarily bar an individual from working with us. This will depend on the nature of the position and the circumstances and background of the offence. Please note that we reserve the right to close the job early should we reach the required number of applications, therefore please ensure you submit your application and supporting statement early to avoid any disappointment. TPBN1_UKTJ

You will support the management team, lead shifts, mentor Support Workers, and provide high-quality, child-centred care. Act as a key worker contributing to care plans, risk assessments and personalised goals. As a Senior Support Worker, you'll play a key leadership role in the daily running of the

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Foster Care Associates (FCA) in Birmingham is seeking a motivated Senior/Supervising Social Worker to support foster parents and enhance child fostering services.

WMJobs is hiring a part-time Residential Child Care Worker in Walsall to provide care for children during short-break stays. Required qualifications include experience with children, a full UK driving licence, and the ability to communicate effectively in English. Responsibilities include working di

Children’s Development Worker Join an award-winning organisation tackling Violence Against Women and Children. We have a rewarding opportunity for a Children’s Development Worker, to provide specialist support to children affected by domestic abuse. Our client is committed to equality, diversity and inclusion and to providing culturally responsive services that recognise the experiences of Black and minoritised children. Safeguarding is at the heart of their practice, and they are committed to protecting the welfare of women, children and adults at risk. Please note that due to the nature of this role, we can only accept female applicants and candidates must be able to speak a South Asian Language. Position: Children’s Development Worker Location: West Midlands (Birmingham/Walsall) Hours: Full-time (37.5 hours per week) Salary: £25,000 - £26,000 (depending on experience and qualifications) Contract: Contract until 31st October 2027 Closing Date: 2nd June 2026 The Role Working as part of a team, the job may involve working weekends, unsociable hours, and bank holidays and you will be required to work flexible hours to meet the needs of children and young people. Duties include: Design and deliver an age-appropriate programme of structured and free play activities to support children’s wellbeing and development. Identify individual support needs and coordinate with colleagues and partner agencies (e.g., schools, health and social care) to ensure needs are met. Build positive relationships with children and young people, ensuring sessions are inclusive, engaging and safe. Promote safeguarding and follow child protection procedures, including advocacy and attendance at relevant multi-agency meetings when required. Maintain accurate records and monitoring systems, producing monthly/quarterly reports against agreed outcomes. Create opportunities for children, young people and parents/carers to participate, provide feedback and shape service delivery. Plan and organise resources and activities (including offsite and holiday provision), evaluating sessions to drive continuous improvement. About You You will have experience of working with children and young people aged 0 – 18 years old and be able to speak at least one South Asian language. You will also have: A good standard of education, including a minimum of level 4 or equivalent in Maths and English. NNEB Diploma/BTEC in Nursery nursing / NVQ3/CQS in childcare or equivalent Experience of devising and delivering creative play activities for children that assist in their holistic needs. Experience of working as part of a team and able to demonstrate your positive influence on team dynamics Able to communicate clearly, both verbally and in writing Able to work flexible hours, including evenings and weekends. Able to listen actively and adapt your communication style to meet the needs of the recipient. Able to be calm and resilient whilst under pressure and to remain optimistic and persistent. Be IT literate and familiar with Microsoft Word, Excel, Access and PowerPoint. Important Information This post is restricted to women under Schedule 9 of the Equality Act 2010 Enhanced DBS check required You may also have experience in roles such as Children’s Development Worker, Children’s Case Worker, Abuse Support Worker, Support Worker, Criminal Justice, Family Support Worker, Activities Coordinator, Nursery, Nursery Nurse, Primary School, Teaching Assistant, Teacher Support, Teaching Support, School Support Assistant, Youth Worker. #INDNFP Please note this role is advertised by the recruitment agency acting for the client – Not For Profit People

Children's Development Worker Join an award-winning organisation tackling Violence Against Women and Children. We have a rewarding opportunity for a Children's Development Worker, to provide specialist support to children affected by domestic abuse. Our client is committed to equality, diversity and inclusion and to providing culturally responsive services that recognise the experiences of Black and minoritised children. Safeguarding is at the heart of their practice, and they are committed to protecting the welfare of women, children and adults at risk. Please note that due to the nature of this role, we can only accept female applicants and candidates must be able to speak a South Asian Language. Position: Children's Development Worker Location: West Midlands (Birmingham/Walsall) Hours: Full-time (37.5 hours per week) Salary: £25,000 - £26,000 (depending on experience and qualifications) Contract: Contract until 31st October 2027 Closing Date: 2nd June 2026 The Role Working as part of a team, the job may involve working weekends, unsociable hours, and bank holidays and you will be required to work flexible hours to meet the needs of children and young people. Duties include: Design and deliver an age-appropriate programme of structured and free play activities to support children's wellbeing and development. Identify individual support needs and coordinate with colleagues and partner agencies (e.g., schools, health and social care) to ensure needs are met. Build positive relationships with children and young people, ensuring sessions are inclusive, engaging and safe. Promote safeguarding and follow child protection procedures, including advocacy and attendance at relevant multi-agency meetings when required. Maintain accurate records and monitoring systems, producing monthly/quarterly reports against agreed outcomes. Create opportunities for children, young people and parents/carers to participate, provide feedback and shape service delivery. Plan and organise resources and activities (including offsite and holiday provision), evaluating sessions to drive continuous improvement. About You You will have experience of working with children and young people aged 0 - 18 years old and be able to speak at least one South Asian language. You will also have: A good standard of education, including a minimum of level 4 or equivalent in Maths and English. NNEB Diploma/BTEC in Nursery nursing / NVQ3/CQS in childcare or equivalent Experience of devising and delivering creative play activities for children that assist in their holistic needs. Experience of working as part of a team and able to demonstrate your positive influence on team dynamics Able to communicate clearly, both verbally and in writing Able to work flexible hours, including evenings and weekends. Able to listen actively and adapt your communication style to meet the needs of the recipient. Able to be calm and resilient whilst under pressure and to remain optimistic and persistent. Be IT literate and familiar with Microsoft Word, Excel, Access and PowerPoint. Important Information This post is restricted to women under Schedule 9 of the Equality Act 2010 Enhanced DBS check required You may also have experience in roles such as Children's Development Worker, Children's Case Worker, Abuse Support Worker, Support Worker, Criminal Justice, Family Support Worker, Activities Coordinator, Nursery, Nursery Nurse, Primary School, Teaching Assistant, Teacher Support, Teaching Support, School Support Assistant, Youth Worker. #INDNFP Please note this role is advertised by the recruitment agency acting for the client - Not For Profit People. TPBN1_UKTJ

Job Title: Teaching Assistant – SEMH Pay Rate: £101.21 – £103.43 per day Location: Kings Norton, Birmingham Hours: Full-time | Term-Time Only Long-term with potential for permanent Start Date: Immediate and September starts available Smart Education is currently recruiting for a Teaching Assistant to join a specialist setting in Kings Norton, supporting pupils aged 8–16 with Social, Emotional and Mental Health (SEMH) needs. Due to increased pupil numbers, the school is expanding its support team and is looking for resilient, proactive and compassionate individuals who can support pupils both academically and emotionally. This role goes beyond traditional classroom support — you will play a key part in pastoral care, behaviour support and mentoring, helping pupils regulate emotions, engage in learning and develop positive relationships. The school provides a structured and supportive environment with a strong focus on personal development, behaviour support and preparing pupils for future success. Benefits of working as a Teaching Assistant: • Opportunity to work in a specialist SEMH setting • Be part of a supportive and experienced team • Play a key role in pupils’ emotional and educational development • Varied role combining classroom and pastoral support • Potential for long-term or permanent opportunities Job requirements: • Level 3 qualification (or equivalent) • GCSEs (or equivalent) in English and Maths (Grade C/4 or above) • Experience working with children or young people with SEN/SEMH • Experience supporting pupils 1:1 and in small groups • Strong behaviour management and de-escalation skills • Ability to build positive, professional relationships with pupils • Understanding of safeguarding and SEN practices • Enhanced Child DBS on the Update Service • Ability to provide 24 months of recent references • Available for immediate or September start Role responsibilities: • Provide 1:1, small group and classroom support • Support pupils with challenging behaviour and emotional regulation • Act as a key worker for designated pupils • Deliver targeted interventions to support learning and wellbeing • Support pupils during lessons, breaktimes and transitions • Assist with behaviour plans, IEPs and progress tracking • Build strong relationships with pupils, staff and families • Work collaboratively with teachers, pastoral staff and external agencies • Promote a safe, structured and positive learning environment This is an excellent opportunity for a confident and committed Teaching Assistant who thrives in a challenging but highly rewarding environment and is passionate about supporting young people with SEMH needs. About Smart Education: Smart Education is a specialist Education and Early Years agency, recruiting for both permanent and temporary roles including Teachers, Teaching Assistants, SEND professionals, Behaviour Specialists, Nursery Nurses, and Tutors. We are committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people. All successful applicants will be required to undertake an enhanced DBS check. It is an offence to apply for the role if you are barred from engaging in regulated activity with children

About the Organisation Our client is an Ofsted-registered provider of children’s residential care, committed to creating safe, stable, and nurturing environments. They support young people who may have experienced trauma, neglect, or adverse childhood experiences. Their focus is on therapeutic care, consistency, and helping each child develop the confidence and skills needed for a positive future. The Role We are looking for an experienced and dependable Senior Support Worker to join a residential childcare team. In addition to providing day-to-day care, you will take on a leadership role within the home, supporting less experienced staff and helping to maintain high standards of care. This is a hands-on role where you will lead by example, ensuring children and young people feel safe, supported, and encouraged to thrive. Key Responsibilities • Deliver high-quality care in line with Ofsted standards and individual care plans, • Act as a role model and provide guidance to Support Workers on shift, • Build strong, trusting relationships with children and young people, • Support daily routines including education, activities, appointments, and home life, • Encourage independence, resilience, and personal development, • Manage challenging behaviour using a calm and therapeutic approach, • Contribute to care planning and risk assessments, • Maintain accurate records and ensure compliance with regulatory requirements, • Liaise effectively with families, social workers, and external professionals, • Help create a safe, stable, and structured home environment About You • Genuine passion for supporting children and young people, • Calm, resilient, and confident in managing challenging situations, • Strong leadership and communication skills, • Minimum 3 years’ experience in residential childcare, • Level 3 Diploma in Residential Childcare (or equivalent), • Full UK driving licence (essential) What’s on Offer • Competitive hourly rate of £14.75 to £15.00 (based on experience), • Structured induction and ongoing training, • Support to gain further recognised qualifications, • Clear progression opportunities into leadership roles, • Supportive and collaborative team environment How to Apply If you are ready to take the next step in your career and make a real difference in young people’s lives, we would love to hear from you. Submit your CV to apply

Are you an experienced residential support worker looking for your next opportunity to step up to Team Leader? Would you like to work under the leadership of an Outstanding Registered Manager ? We are looking for a Childrens EBD Residential Team Leader to oversee a dedicated team in providing positive outcomes for children and young people. This warm and welcoming home provides therapeutic, day-to-day support for up to three children aged 8-18. Most of the children who live here have experienced Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs), which may continue to impact how they feel, relate to others, and understand the world around them. You will be under the guidance of a highly experienced Ofsted Outstanding Registered Manager. The approach within this home is built on compassion, consistency, and positive relationships, helping each child to feel safe, valued, and understood. Through nurturing support and meaningful engagement, you will help to promote their emotional well-being and encourage the development of crucial life skills. As a Childrens EBD Residential Team Leader, you will lead by example, acting as a positive role model while overseeing the implementation of care plans, risk assessments, and safeguarding procedures. You will delegate effectively, supervise staff, maintain accurate records, and ensure compliance with Ofsted regulatory standards. Your role will be key in providing consistent, high-quality outcomes for both the children and the team. Experience in a Senior role, strong leadership skills, and the confidence to develop others within a therapeutic setting are highly desirable. Salary: £35,000 - £39,000 (Including sleep-ins) Rota: 1 on 2 off (6-9 sleep-ins per month) Benefits of a Childrens EBD Residential Team Leader The chance to provide children with lasting, positive outcomes A company with excellent values and ethos Working with a highly experienced senior leadership team, including a dedicated Registered Manager who has achieved a number of Outstanding Ofsted results A supportive management team that will encourage career and skill development Training on various therapeutic models of care Working within a welcoming, homely environment Casual dress code Meals provided whilst on shift Role of a Childrens EBD Residential Team Leader Oversee and support your team of Support Workers Lead shifts with confidence and be the go-to person for support and guidance. Maintain the friendly, warm, and homely environment of the home Build trusting relationships with the children through consistent, positive interactions Support the children with their emotional, social, behavioural, and educational needs Support behaviours that challenge and understand the reasons for them Encourage the development of crucial life skills and support their independence Oversee and review key worker sessions Support and lead the day-to-day shifts, ensuring smooth handovers and consistent care Contribute to care plans and risk assessments Maintain thorough and accurate records of behaviours and events Ensure safeguarding is always prioritised, and procedures are followed To liaise with families, schools, social workers, CAMHS and other professionals Attend and contribute to team meetings Requirements of a Childrens EBD Residential Team Leader Must hold a valid Level 3 or 4 Residential Childcare qualification (or equivalent) Must have prior experience working in an Ofsted-regulated childrens home Have prior experience supporting children with social, emotional, and behavioural needs Must be a driver with a valid UK Driving License Be able to work a 1 on 2 off rota pattern that can include long days and sleep-ins If this role appeals to you, please apply today! TPBN1_UKTJ

About The Role Birmingham Children's Trust are expanding the internal Children's Homes portfolio. We recognise the importance of providing good quality placements to our children and young people and want to provide homes that keep children and young people close to family, peers and education. We are excited to be recruiting for a new Registered Manager with strong leadership and childcare experience to lead our team in our residential home. This role is to manage a 3 bed long term EBD home. The home is currently rated as GOOD and we are looking for an aspirational manager to lead the home to achieving outstanding. This is role based in Birmingham so you must have the correct right-to-work documents to work in the UK. Sadly, we do not support those who require sponsorship. As our new Registered Manager, you will oversee the day-to-day running of the residential home. You will champion the best interests of young people, lead child-centred practice, and ensure all safeguarding procedures are followed. The role requires strong resource management and effective leadership, as well as active contribution to the wider Children's Residential Services management team. You will have experience of working in a children's residential setting at a senior level, with the ability to manage staff capability successfully. This is an excellent opportunity to make a meaningful impact within a supportive and collaborative service. The Residential provision is a 24 hour service, applicants for these roles will be expected to be part of an on-call rota. This is shared with an established and experienced group of Registered Managers and you will be paid for the on-call shifts that you undertake. We have been rated as 'Good' by Ofsted, following a 2023 inspection. This is a fantastic achievement for Birmingham Children's Trust, with many positive highlights focusing on areas including the quality of staff leadership, partnership working, safeguarding and corporate parenting. Did you know: Birmingham Children's Trust won the Supportive Social Work Employer of the Year award at the Social Worker of the Year Awards in October 2025. James Thomas, our (BCT) Chief Executive, said: "Winning two Social Worker of the Year Awards is testament to the devotion and dedication of all our staff, from those working with and directly supporting children, young people and families to those who are providing extremely valuable support services to enable practitioners to thrive." About you: • You have worked within the last 5 years, worked for at least 2 years in a position relevant to the residential care of children • You have worked for at least one year in a role requiring the supervision and management of staff working in a care role • Be knowledgeable and prepared to adopt best practice to ensure our young people experience the very best opportunities. • Ability to reflect on experiences, both good and bad, and be able to communicate how this has shaped your practice and ensured effective safeguarding. • Ability to demonstrate and convince us why you are the right leader for our new home. • Proven experience managing a children's home. • Strong leadership skills as you will be managing a team of dedicated and hardworking Residential staff. • Excellent communication skills as you will be engaging with a wide range of diverse stakeholders. • Be passionate about good quality care and enjoy being part of a team where everyone contributes and celebrates success. • Ability to manage budgets, resources, and performance data • Commitment to continuous professional development and reflective practice. • Ability to work flexibly, including participation in an "on-call" rota. Our Benefits • Supportive peer group • Substantial training package • A generous annual leave package of 30 days annual leave, plus bank holidays, rising to 33 days after 5 years of service and 35 days after 10 years of service. • Salary Sacrifice Car Scheme which gives you the chance to drive a brand-new car for an affordable fixed monthly amount as part of a salary sacrifice initiative. With no deposits or credit checks required a range of all-inclusive driving packages • Free on-site parking at our offices on One Avenue Road (Aston) and Lifford House (Stirchley). We also provide onsite electric car charging ports which are free to use! • Full access to our amazing internal employee benefits scheme including, Occupational Health services, Rewards Schemes, Benefits discounts (including the Blue Light Card), Health & Fitness and Personal Wellbeing support and much more! • You will receive a generous local government career average pension scheme in line with the Local Government Pension Scheme. If you're a passionate, experienced childcare professional ready to help shape young lives while driving high standards of care, we'd love to hear from you! Onboarding Process: Please note as part of our onboarding process, the successful candidate will be required undergo a series of background checks with Experian Including Experian DBS, Right to Work, and Digital ID verification. These are essential pre-employment requirements. We will require a FULL employment history to ensure we are compliant with Schedule 2 requirements. About You About Us Help us to change children and young people's lives ! At Birmingham Children's Trust, we are committed to making a positive impact on the lives of over 10,000 children and young people in our city every day. Our mission is to support the most disadvantaged children and young people in Birmingham, ensuring they are safe, happy, and healthy. Why Join Us? • Impactful Work • be part of a team that makes a real difference in the lives of the city's most vulnerable children. • Supportive Environment • enjoy a supportive and collaborative work culture where your contributions are valued. • Career Development • benefit from tailored development programs, supportive supervision, and a range of learning opportunities to enhance your skills and advance your career. • Generous Benefits • take advantage of our competitive reward package including generous leave allowance, Local Government pension scheme, and additional benefits. Our Values We approach our work with care and compassion, actively listening to the needs of the children and young people we serve. We involve them in the decisions that affect their lives, ensuring their voices are heard and respected. We are committed to using our resources wisely, ensuring that every penny is spent where it counts the most. We foster collaboration among schools, health professionals, and the police, working together to create a supportive network for our young people. We believe that when we work as one cohesive team, the children and young people of Birmingham are more likely to thrive. Our unified approach ensures that we provide the best possible support and opportunities for their growth and development. Join us and together, we can create a brighter future for all. Safeguarding At Birmingham Children's Trust, we are committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people. Depending on the role, you may be asked to undergo the appropriate level of Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check to assess your suitability for working with children and young people. The level of check (Standard, Enhanced, or Enhanced with Barred List) is determined based on the specific responsibilities of the role and the level of contact with children and young people. We are committed to the fair treatment of all applicants, including those with criminal records. Having a criminal record will not necessarily bar an individual from working with us. This will depend on the nature of the position and the circumstances and background of the offence. Please note that we reserve the right to close the job early should we reach the required number of applications, therefore please ensure you submit your application and supporting statement early to avoid any disappointment. TPBN1_UKTJ

Foster Care Associates (The FCA) Senior/Supervising Social Worker Salary: Up to £40,081.10 per annum - dependent upon experience Benefits: Company car or £2,000 car allowance 30 days' annual leave, rising to 35 days with length of service plus Bank Holidays Life assurance Company pension On-site free parking Employee discount scheme Medical cash plan Office Location: Hybrid - supporting our Foster Parents across Birmingham, Dudley, Walsall, Wolverhampton and surrounding areas, with an expectation to travel to the regional head office in Bromsgrove on occasions. Ofsted Rating: Outstanding - February 2024 This is an exciting chance to join FCA Midlands and make a real impact. We're looking for a highly motivated and enthusiastic Senior/Supervising Social Worker to join our inspiring, friendly team and help drive the growth and development of our fostering services across the Midlands. With a Bromsgrove-based office and a flexible hybrid working model, you'll enjoy the freedom to balance office collaboration with working from home. About Us Set up by a former foster parent and former social worker in 1994, Foster Care Associates (FCA) is an established fostering agency which forms part of the Polaris Community - one of the UK's largest leading communities of children's service providers. The business was born out of an enthusiasm for delivering fostering services to make a positive difference to the lives of looked after children. Our first office was in the Worcestershire countryside, and that's still where our Head Office is today. We've come a long way since those early days and, over the years, FCA has built a strong reputation for excellence and now offers a wide range of services to children and families. But our purpose remains the same; 'to make a positive and lasting difference for children, families and communities', and it's underpinned by a series of values designed to help us assist children and young people to reach their full potential. Today, we're one of the country's largest and most experienced independent fostering agencies. But just because we're large doesn't mean we're impersonal. At FCA we're one big family, and we're committed to supporting every single child and foster parent, every single minute of the day. Duties Will Include Support foster parents and their families to achieve outstanding outcomes for all children and young people in foster care. Support and monitor the continued suitability and competence of foster parents ensuring they provide a safe, healthy, nurturing and learning environment for children/young people. Ensure that carers fully understand the fostering task, competencies to be achieved and the standards expected, including complaints and representation procedures as detailed in the FCA policies and procedures. Provide and record regular supervision to allocated foster parents in line with FCA's Operational Standards. Work in partnership in a team parenting approach to help identify any needs within the foster family e.g. respite, activities, therapy, holidays, with all members of the child's network, including contributing to all relevant meetings and any other tasks defined. Ensure each child and foster parent is fully compliant in respect of all key documentation. Attend meetings and/or provide reports for Commissioning Teams to address individual packages of care. Promote participation of children/young people in the development of the agency and in accessing resources and opportunities in their local community. Participate in an out-of-hours support service on a rota basis. Undertake occasional initial home visits and Form F Assessments. You Must Have A Social Work qualification. Professional registration with Social Work England or equivalent. Proven ability to produce a high standard of report writing. A comprehensive working knowledge of relevant legislation and child safeguarding procedures. The willingness and ability to travel extensively (including occasional nights away). Confidence with transporting children and young people in sometimes stressful/difficult situations. A full driving licence. Interested in joining us? For an inspiring and friendly conversation about this exciting role, get in touch with Rachel Lowe, Fostering Service Manager, on 07483 140 323. Ready to make a difference? Apply today, and we'll be in touch with you shortly! No agencies, please. Foster Care Associates is an equal opportunities employer and has been awarded the disability confident employer by Jobcentre Plus. The successful applicant will be subject to an enhanced DBS check. TPBN1_UKTJ

Join Our Team and Make Every Day Meaningful at MacIntyre!. Helping people live glorious ordinary lives. At MacIntyre, we believe in fostering a culture where everyone has a voice and is listened to. We're seeking passionate individuals to help create a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere for those we support—people with multiple learning and physical disabilities, aged from their mid-twenties to mid-sixties. As the Senior, you will develop rotas, complete supervisions and deputise for the Frontline Manager. You'll work closely with the staff team, encouraging, coaching and identifying training needs, whether formal or by way of day-to-day coaching and reflection. Your role will also be vital in assisting with daily activities, including medication support, intimate care, feeding (including via peg tube), and facilitating enjoyable leisure activities such as swimming, arts and crafts, dining out, and outings in our mini-bus. Our staff share mealtimes and cook delicious meals together, valuing the connections formed over shared experiences. Plus, our dedicated multi-disciplinary team, including registered nurses, is available around the clock to ensure the highest standard of care. At MacIntyre, we are ambitious for ourselves and each other. Many of the individuals we support have limited verbal communication, which means you'll learn to recognize subtle non-verbal cues. Every small action you take can make a significant difference—rewarding you with smiles, laughter, and the joy of seeing someone relax or light up. Position Details: Full-time (37.5 hours per week) Shifts on a rota basis, including days, evenings, weekends, and bank holidays. Join us at MacIntyre in our mission to create a supportive environment where friends, family, and neighbourhoods are valued. Together, let's make every day meaningful! *names have been changed for privacy "Please note, we are currently unable to offer sponsorships as we await further guidance from the Home Office. Applications requiring sponsorship cannot be considered at this time. We appreciate your understanding." #IND About you You'll need experience working with vulnerable people, ideally those with a learning disability. Perhaps you have been a Support Worker or Care Worker and are now looking to step up to a more senior role. You'll need to be patient and resilient, with loads of common sense. Perhaps you have an interest in psychology or counselling, or want to specialise in autistic spectrum conditions. Either would be a good fit for this job. We're looking for people who celebrate differences, and we strive to make all our staff feel included, valued and respected. You must be a driver with a manual UK driving licence. About us MacIntyre is a national charity which supports over 1,200 people with a learning disability and/or autism. We were founded in 1966 by the visionary parent of a child with disabilities and have been growing steadily ever since. We celebrate and develop everyone's unique gifts, talents and contributions. Training and Development At Macintyre we fully support your training and development. We know it can be daunting to start a new job, and not everyone learns the same way, so throughout your probation we will provide you with a mixture of eLearning, face-to-face training and mentoring support whilst on the job. But it doesn't stop there - throughout your career with us you will have access to our own dedicated in house Learning and Development team, Quality Specialists and HR Teams. These teams, along with your Manager, will provide you with opportunities to learn and develop professionally as well as enabling and supporting you to achieve professional qualifications and career progression opportunities - all free of charge. Pay and Rewards We provide a range of benefits to reward and thank our staff which includes: Six weeks' annual leave including statutory public holidays Workplace Pension scheme – MacIntyre will contribute 3% of your salary to all eligible employees MacIntyre Staff Savings Scheme Employee Assistance Plan (EAP) to support your health and wellbeing Health Cash Plan which provides money back on core health treatments such as: optical, dental, physiotherapy, chiropody (at reduced cost) MacIntyre Sick Pay (qualifying period) Life assurance scheme offering valuable benefits to your dependents MacIntyre Rewards Scheme which recognises and rewards staff MacIntyre Perks which offers up to 6% discount off leading retailers including Tesco, Curry/PC World, Costa and many more Access to the Blue Light Card which offers thousands of amazing discounts online and on the high street for emergency and social care staff. Enhanced DBS Certificate (cost paid by MacIntyre) How to apply If this job sounds like the right fit for you, click on the Apply button on the MacIntyre website, complete some brief details and upload your CV. if you would prefer to complete a manual application form, call usand we will send an application form to you. Please note: we reserve the right to close this advert early if we have received a sufficient number of applications, so don't delay, apply today. Safer Recruitment and Diversity statement MacIntyre safeguards and promotes the welfare of the children, young people and adults we support. Therefore we work with successful candidates to complete appropriate checks prior to joining. MacIntyre is committed to promoting equality, encouraging diversity and embracing inclusion among our workforce. We want our workforce to be truly representative of all sections of society and the people we support. As part of this commitment, our accessibility toolbar allows you a number of options: read adverts in another language (including Welsh for our Services located in Wales), change the font to Open Dyslexia, change the colours, and many others. Just click the button marked “Accessibility” at the top of the screen. TPBN1_UKTJ

Job Title: Family Support Worker Location: Dependent on Team (Solihull area) Directorate: Children’s Services and Skills Contract: Permanent DBS: Enhanced (Children’s Regulated Activity) Car User: Essential User – must have full driving licence and access to a vehicle About the Role We are seeking a dedicated and compassionate Family Support Worker to join a committed Children’s Services team working to improve outcomes for vulnerable children, young people, and their families. In this role, you will work under the direction of experienced social work managers to support statutory assessments, deliver direct intervention work, and help families make meaningful, sustainable change. This is a varied and highly rewarding role where no two days are the same — and where your work will directly contribute to safeguarding and improving children’s lives. Key Responsibilities You will: Support qualified Social Workers with statutory assessments through information gathering, record collation, and analysis Undertake home visits and direct work with children and families, both independently and jointly Capture the voice of the child, ensuring their views, wishes, and lived experiences are central to planning Deliver 1:1 and group-based intervention work to support positive routines, relationships, and behaviour management Produce clear, high-quality written observations, reports, and contributions to Child in Need and safeguarding plans Contribute to child in need planning and act as Lead Professional under supervision Facilitate and supervise family contact sessions, providing professional observations and reports Participate in duty rotas, ensuring any safeguarding concerns are escalated immediately Contribute to court proceedings, including written statements and attendance as a witness when required Maintain accurate case records in line with policy and legislation Work collaboratively with partner agencies to support joined-up, effective interventionsAbout You We are looking for someone who is: Experienced in working directly with children, young people, or families in a social care, education, or voluntary setting Knowledgeable about child development, safeguarding, and the needs of vulnerable children Confident in writing clear, accurate, and professional reports and observations Skilled in building trusting, supportive relationships with families in challenging circumstances Organised, resilient, and able to manage competing priorities under pressure Comfortable working both independently and as part of a wider multidisciplinary team Passionate about improving outcomes for children and familiesEssential Requirements Level 3 Diploma for Children and Young People’s Workforce (or equivalent) Full UK driving licence and access to a vehicle (essential car user post) Enhanced DBS clearance Strong communication and IT skills (including Microsoft Word and Outlook)What We Offer A supportive and experienced team environment Regular supervision and opportunities for professional development The chance to make a real, lasting difference in children’s lives Access to training and career progression within Children’s ServicesSafeguarding Statement This organisation is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children, young people, and adults at risk. All staff are expected to share this commitment. Apply Now To apply or find out more, please contact: ? (url removed)

Team Leader/Senior Support Worker– Children’s Residential Care The Opportunity We are recruiting for an experienced Team Leader to join a well-established provider of children’s residential care, supporting young people with emotional and behavioural needs. This is a key role within the home, working closely with the Registered Manager and Deputy to lead a team, maintain high standards, and create a safe, stable environment where young people can thrive. The Role As Team Leader, you will: • Lead and support a team of Residential Support Workers on shift, • Deliver high-quality, child-centred care, • Support young people with daily routines, education, and life skills, • Build strong, trusting relationships with children and young people, • Promote a positive, nurturing and structured home environment Safeguarding & Compliance • Maintain strong safeguarding practice at all times, • Ensure care plans, risk assessments and behaviour strategies are followed, • Support staff with de-escalation and behaviour management, • Complete accurate records and contribute to care planning Leadership Responsibilities • Provide guidance, supervision and day-to-day leadership to staff, • Support with rotas, training, and staff development, • Assist with recruitment and onboarding, • Act as a role model for best practice ✅ What We’re Looking For • Experience working in a children’s residential setting, • Previous experience as a Senior or Team Leader (or ready to step up), • Strong understanding of safeguarding and Ofsted requirements, • Working towards Level 3 in Children & Young People If you are looking for your next step in children’s residential care and want to join a service that values quality, consistency, and positive outcomes, apply today or get in touch for a confidential discussion

Residential Support Worker Full-Time | 40 Hours Per Week Salary: £27,600 – £28,650 per annum About Us We are committed to providing safe, nurturing, and supportive environments where children and young people can thrive. We believe in investing in our staff through structured career progression, high-quality training, and ongoing professional development. We recognise the importance of consistency in the lives of children and young people, which is why we actively support our Residential Support Workers to develop into future Team Leaders, Deputy Managers, and Registered Managers. The Role As a Residential Support Worker, you will play a vital role in supporting children and young people within a residential care setting. You will help create a stable, caring, and structured environment that promotes emotional wellbeing, independence, resilience, and positive life outcomes. This is a full-time position working within a rota that covers the home 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, including sleep-ins where required. Key Responsibilities • Build positive and meaningful relationships with children and young people., • Encourage participation in education, hobbies, social activities, and community engagement., • Act as a positive role model, offering guidance, encouragement, and consistent boundaries., • Support young people to make informed choices and participate in decisions affecting their lives., • Safeguard children and young people by following all safeguarding and child protection procedures., • Observe and report any concerns relating to wellbeing, behaviour, or safety., • Maintain accurate daily records, reports, and documentation., • Attend meetings with families, professionals, and external agencies when required., • Support the smooth day-to-day running of the home, including cooking, cleaning, and general household duties., • Manage challenging behaviour positively and effectively, using restorative and therapeutic approaches., • Work in line with:The Children Act 1989, Children’s Homes Regulations and Quality Standards, Safeguarding and Child Protection procedures, Ofsted requirements, Company policies and procedures Requirements Essential • Flexibility to work shifts across a 24/7 rota., • Ability to complete sleep-in shifts., • Commitment to ongoing training and professional development., • Enhanced DBS check and satisfactory references. Desirable • Level 3 Diploma in Children and Young People (or equivalent)., • Previous experience working within residential childcare., • Knowledge of safeguarding and child protection procedures., • Understanding of Ofsted regulations and residential childcare standards., • Knowledge of the Children Act and relevant legislation. Salary & Pay Structure Residential Support Workers without Level 3 Qualification • £13.25 per hour during probation, • £13.50 per hour upon successful completion of probation Residential Support Workers with Level 3 Qualification • £13.75 per hour throughout employment Additional progression opportunities and salary increases may be available through promotion into senior roles. Benefits • Structured career progression opportunities, • Supportive and inclusive working environment, • Regular reflective supervision and management support, • Mandatory training provided, • Opportunity to complete Level 3 and Level 5 qualifications, • 28 days annual leave entitlement Safer Recruitment Children’s Home is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people. All appointments are subject to enhanced DBS checks, satisfactory references, and safer recruitment procedures. We are proud to promote equality, diversity, and inclusion within our workforce and encourage applications from individuals of all backgrounds

About The Company We’re opening a brand-new children’s home and are looking for experienced, passionate Senior Support Workers to help shape a safe, nurturing, and inspiring environment for young people. We’re seeking confident, compassionate individuals with experience in children’s residential care and a commitment to achieving the very best outcomes. You’ll join a team built on openness, trust, and mutual respect, where your ideas matter and your leadership is genuinely valued. If you’re ready to take the next step in your career and want to be part of building something meaningful from day one, we’d love to hear from you. About The Role As a Senior Support Worker, you’ll play a key leadership role in the daily running of the home. You will support the management team, lead shifts, mentor Support Workers, and provide high‑quality, child‑centred care. You’ll build strong relationships with young people, helping them develop resilience, independence, and confidence in a safe and supportive environment. This is a hands‑on role where every day is different — and every day makes an impact. What You’ll Do Provide direct care and emotional support to young people using a trauma‑informed, relationship‑based approach. Lead shifts, guide the staff team, and act as a positive role model. Support young people with routines, personal care, life skills, social activities, and education. Act as a key worker contributing to care plans, risk assessments, and personalised goals. Maintain high standards of safeguarding, safety, and compliance with Children’s Homes Regulations. Build effective relationships with families, schools, social workers, and other professionals. Support with records, reporting, handovers, and team meetings. Help create a safe, welcoming, family‑like home environment where young people can thrive.What We’re Looking For Experience working with children or young people (care, education, youth work, or similar). Confidence leading shifts and supporting a team. Strong understanding of safeguarding and trauma‑informed practice. Resilience, empathy, and the ability to stay calm under pressure. A Level 3 Diploma in Residential Childcare (or willingness to complete). A positive, caring approach and commitment to our values.Why Join Phoenix House? Be part of an exciting new service built on Outstanding foundations. Help shape a warm, supportive, high‑quality home from the start. Work within a culture of openness, respect, and genuine teamwork. Opportunities for progression, training, and professional development. Make a meaningful difference every day to the lives of young people. Recognised as a Top Employer United Kingdom 2026 by the Top Employers Institute. Named among the Top 100 Global Inspiring Workplaces by Inspiring Workplaces. ♿ Proud to be a Disability Confident Committed employer. Salutem Care and Education is dedicated to protecting and promoting the well-being of children, young adults, and vulnerable individuals. As part of our safer recruitment process, the successful candidate will be required to complete thorough pre-employment checks, including an enhanced DBS and, where applicable, overseas criminal record checks

About the Role Walsall Council is seeking an experienced and dedicated Advanced Practitioner to join its Children with Disabilities Team. This is a key role for an accomplished social work professional who is passionate about improving outcomes for children and young people with disabilities and their families. As an Advanced Practitioner, you will play a vital role in supporting the delivery of high-quality social work practice across the Children with Disabilities Team. You will provide professional guidance, oversight, and support to social workers while working directly with complex cases. Key Responsibilities Hold a small, complex caseload involving children and young people with disabilities Provide professional leadership, advice, and reflective supervision to social workers within the team Support the assessment, planning, and review of child-focused interventions Ensure statutory responsibilities are met in line with legislation, policy, and best practice Lead on complex Child in Need, Child Protection, and Care proceedings where required Contribute to decision-making, risk management, and quality assurance of casework Work closely with multi-agency partners to deliver coordinated and effective support Support the development and mentoring of less experienced practitioners Promote a strengths-based, child-centred, and inclusive approach to practice About You A qualified Social Worker with current Social Work England registration Significant post-qualifying experience, ideally within Children with Disabilities services Strong knowledge of relevant legislation, including the Children Act and safeguarding frameworks Confident in supervising, mentoring, and supporting other practitioners Able to work collaboratively in a fast-paced, supportive environment If you thrive to make a difference and have 3 years Social worker experience and this is the role for you, then we would love to hear from you

We offer high-quality, specialist care to some of the most disadvantaged and vulnerable children in society. Every young person in our care is supported by a team of experienced, empathetic staff within warm, welcoming homes. Our approach is built around emotional safety, trust, and consistent daily routines, helping children build confidence, develop independence, and look forward to a brighter future LOCATION: NORTHUMBERLAND (NEWBIGGIN, BLYTH, CRAMLINGTON, NORTH SHIELDS) Role of the Bespoke Support Workers Once any support package is in place, our bespoke support worker (s) will be responsible for: Providing day-to-day trauma informed support set out in the childs care plan, to meet the childs day to day needs, promoting their safety and well-being and protecting them from harm including the cooking of meals, supporting the child/young person to keep their bedroom clean and tidy and ensuring that the home in which the young person lives in is clean. Promoting healthy lifestyle choices through structure and routine that would be expected within a family home. Supporting the childs engagement with education/training/employment Promoting good relationships with neighbours and the wider community Facilitating engagement with broader support services and health appointments (where these are specified within the childs care plan) Facilitating access to the community, cultural and leisure activities in line with the childs interests and aspirations Transporting as and when necessary and have the relevant business use insurance. Promoting Family Time contact for children looked after with birth family members where this is specified within the childs care plan. Ensuring that the childs views about their care, support, and accommodation (where applicable) are listened to and acted upon where appropriate. Adhering to the Philomena protocol if the child goes missing- including searching for the young person, trying to contact the young person, and known associates however possible. If the young person cannot be located within the agreed allocated period to report this to Social Worker/ Duty Worker or EDT during out of hours Supporting move on plans and assist with the childs transition. Maintaining a daily logbook/ incident book and sharing this with colleagues during staff handover points, shared through an agreed secure method. Notifying package managers of all incidents of self-harm, running/missing, substance misuse, damage to property and violent/ abusive behaviour in addition to any other significant risks identified by the support workers immediately through the EDT (out of hours) Adhering to all organisational policies relating to Safeguarding, Health and Safety, General Date Protection Regulations Support workers should not engage in discussion with parents/carers about the case or offer opinions or personal views relating to professionals or circumstances surrounding the case. Family members should be advised to contact the childs social worker if they wish to discuss . TPBN1_UKTJ

About The Company Phoenix House – Opening Soon! Join Our Team Phoenix House is a brand-new children’s home opening soon, built on the successful ethos of our sister home, Henley House, proudly rated Outstanding by Ofsted. We’re bringing that same commitment, passion, and child‑centred care to this exciting new service. At Phoenix House, young people will find more than a place to stay, they’ll find a place to grow, feel safe, and truly belong. Our approach is built on strong relationships, openness, and respect, ensuring every young person feels heard, valued, and supported. We’re creating a warm, family‑like home powered by a dedicated team of compassionate, skilled professionals. Our staff will champion new ideas, drive positive change, and help build a nurturing environment where young people can thrive emotionally, socially, and personally. If you want to be part of shaping a new home from the ground up and make a real difference in the lives of young people, Phoenix House is the perfect place to grow your career. About The Role As a Support Worker, you will be part of a passionate and supportive team, providing consistent, nurturing care to young people with a range of emotional, social, and developmental needs. No two days are the same, from supporting daily routines and education, to outdoor activities and personal growth, your role will have a direct, positive impact on the lives of the young people in your care. You’ll help create a safe, warm, and stimulating environment, building trust and strong relationships while supporting young people to develop resilience, independence, and confidence. What You’ll Be Doing Deliver personalised, trauma-informed care that meets the individual needs of each young person Support daily routines, education, activities, and family contact Build meaningful relationships through empathy, consistency, and effective communication Contribute to key working sessions, handovers, and accurate record-keeping Work collaboratively with colleagues, families, social workers, and other professionals Undertake sleep-in shifts and flexible working hours to meet the needs of the home Identify and report risks, safeguarding concerns, and opportunities for improvementAbout You We’re looking for people who bring heart, dedication, and curiosity to their work. You’ll be: Caring, empathetic, and emotionally resilient A calm, thoughtful communicator who can build trust quickly Organised, reliable, and flexible Passionate about supporting young people to overcome challenges and achieve their potential Committed to working towards (or already holding) Level 3 Diploma in Residential Childcare (England)Why Join Phoenix House? When you join Phoenix, you have the opportunity to be apart of the core team that leads us to success and ensures that the young people have the best start to their new journey. We offer: Comprehensive training and development opportunities Flexible working through our bank system 24/7 emotional and wellbeing support A warm, supportive culture where your ideas are welcomed The chance to make a real difference every day, helping young people feel safe, supported, and empowered Recognised as a Top Employer United Kingdom 2026 by the Top Employers Institute. Named among the Top 100 Global Inspiring Workplaces by Inspiring Workplaces. ♿ Proud to be a Disability Confident Committed employer. Salutem Care and Education is dedicated to protecting and promoting the well-being of children, young adults, and vulnerable individuals. As part of our safer recruitment process, the successful candidate will be required to complete thorough pre-employment checks, including an enhanced DBS and, where applicable, overseas criminal record checks

We are currently recruiting experienced Locum Childrens Social Workers for a wide range of Local Authority contracts across the UK. We are working with councils nationwide who are looking for experienced practitioners across a variety of teams including: Safeguarding Assessment MASH / Front Door Children in Care / LAC Child Protection Court & Care Proceedings Fostering / Kinship Children with Disabilities Leaving Care UASC Family Support & Intervention Edge of Care Permanence Teams Current Regional Pay Rates (Social Worker, Senior Social Worker, Advanced Practitioner Team Manager) Yorkshire: £35ph £40ph North East: £28ph £36ph North West: £35ph £45ph East Midlands: £35ph £45ph West Midlands: £28ph £41ph East of England: £36ph £42ph London: £37.50ph £45.50ph South East: £35ph £45ph South West: £35ph £47.50ph Requirements Qualified Social Worker Social Work England registration Ideally 3+ years post-qualified experience gained within permanent Local Authority Childrens Services roles Strong safeguarding, assessment, and court work experience Ability to manage complex caseloads within statutory services We are recruiting for both office-based and hybrid opportunities, with contracts available across short-term and long-term assignments. If you are considering your next locum role, please get in touch for further details on the specific vacancies currently available that would be most relevant to your experience and preferred location. Apply today or contact us confidentially for more information. TPBN1_UKTJ

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