Page 2 - 44 Contract Social care jobs found in Putney, London

Job Title: Social Worker Team: First Contact Location: Sutton Pay Rate: £37 per hour Contract Type: LocumJob Overview:The London Borough of Sutton is looking for an experienced Social Worker to join the First Contact Team on a locum basis. The successful candidate will be the first point of contact for referrals into children's services, carrying out timely assessments and ensuring appropriate interventions are made to safeguard and support children and fa

Job Title: Social Worker Team: Disabilities Location: Sutton Pay Rate: £35.00 per hourJob Overview:We are seeking a skilled and compassionate Social Worker to join the Disabilities Team in Sutton. The successful candidate will work with adults and/or children with physical, learning, or developmental disabilities, supporting their independence and well-being through assessments, care planning, and multi-agency collaboration.Key Responsibilities:Carry out s

Job Title: Advanced Practitioner Team: Integrated Adolescent Team Location: Lewisham Pay Rate: £42.24 per hourJob Summary:We are seeking a dedicated and experienced Advanced Practitioner to join our Integrated Adolescent Team in Lewisham. This role focuses on working with vulnerable adolescents and young people at risk of exploitation, offending, homelessness, and other complex challenges. You will play a key leadership role, guiding social workers and sup

Job Title: Senior Social Worker Team: Family Court & Safeguarding (FCSP) Location: Lambeth Pay Rate: £38.50 per hourJob Overview:We are currently seeking a committed and experienced Senior Social Worker to join the Family Court and Safeguarding Proceedings (FCSP) team in Lambeth. This role involves working with children and families involved in court proceedings and child protection matters, delivering high-quality, evidence-based assessments and care plan

Job Title: Team Manager Team: Leaving Care (16+ Service) Location: Lambeth Pay Rate: £45.00 per hourJob Overview:We are currently seeking an experienced and motivated Team Manager to lead one of our teams within the 16+ Service, which forms part of Lambeth's combined Children Looked After (CLA) and Leaving Care service. This role offers the opportunity to lead a committed team supporting young people aged 16 to 25, helping them prepare for adulthood with s

We are seeking an experienced and dynamic Manager to lead a high-performing team within Hackney Adults Services, with a focus on supporting individuals with long-term conditions both within the borough and in out-of-borough placements. This pivotal leadership role will shape the delivery of integrated health and social care services through a strengths-based, person-centred approach.Key Responsibilities:Lead, manage, and develop a team of practitioners - p

Join Lewisham's fast-paced and collaborative MASH team - the critical front door to children's social care. Be the first to respond, assess risk, and ensure children receive timely and proportionate safeguarding responses.Key Responsibilities:Triage and assess referrals from professionals and the publicWork in close partnership with police, health, education, and early help teamsApply threshold guidance to inform decision-makingEnsure children and families

As a Team Manager in Hackney Adults Services, you will play a key role in delivering health and social care for individuals with additional needs, including out-of-borough placements. Leading a multidisciplinary team (nursing, occupational therapy, social work, psychology), you will provide professional supervision in your discipline, ensuring person-centred, strengths-based care for service users and their carers. Responsibilities include:Care Act assess

As a Service Manager within the Children with Disabilities Team, you will oversee support for children and young people with complex needs, including physical and developmental disabilities. Your role involves leading the team to assess needs, develop care plans, and ensure access to services that enhance independence and well-being. You'll work closely with families and multi-agency professionals to achieve positive outcomes while ensuring compliance with

You will play a vital role in supporting adults facing mental health challenges. Your duties will include carrying out comprehensive assessments to understand individual needs, creating tailored care plans, and working with a range of services to ensure timely access to the right mental health support. Responsibilities include: Conduct comprehensive assessments to identify clients' mental health needs and develop appropriate care strategies.Perform mental

As a Social Worker in the Adult Generic Team, you will be crucial in assessing the needs of vulnerable adults and supporting them to maintain their independence and well-being. Your role will involve conducting person-centred assessments, developing care plans, and coordinating services to meet a wide range of needs, including physical health, mental well-being, and social support. You will collaborate closely with adults, their families, and other profess

Responsibilities include:To support challenge and mentor a cohort of Newly Qualified Social Workers, and to provide reflective supervision to other social workers as part of the Steps to Success Programme.To model and support the embedding of the Better Together model of practice.To provide leadership in practice leading and supporting others in improving practice across the Supporting Families DivisionRequirements:Social Work England registrationAt leas

As a Social Worker in the Mental Health Review Team, you will assess and support individuals with mental health needs, working closely with their families and support networks to provide person-centred, strength-based, and recovery-focused care. You will lead on safeguarding, Deprivation of Liberty Safeguards (DoLS), and Care Act reviews, while also managing complex cases and conducting risk assessments. Your ability to respond to crises and protect vulner

Responsibilities include:Conducting in-depth evaluations of clients to assess their mental health requirements.Performing mental capacity evaluations in accordance with the Mental Capacity Act 2005, and submitting applications for Deprivation of Liberty Safeguards (DoLS) when appropriate, ensuring compliance with legal frameworks and the protection of individuals' rights.Providing immediate crisis intervention and support in urgent situations. Keeping prec