Team Manager - Children with Disabilities Team
Location: South Tyneside
Pay Rate: £37.00 per hour
Contract: Full-time, Temporary/Contract
About the Role: South Tyneside Council is seeking an experienced and dedicated Team Manager to lead their Children with Disabilities (CWD) Team. This is a fantastic opportunity for a skilled social work manager to make a meaningful impact on the lives of children and young people with complex needs and disabilities, ensuring they receive the highest standard of support and care.
Key Responsibilities:
Provide strong leadership, supervision, and guidance to a multidisciplinary team of Social Workers and support staff.
Oversee casework, ensuring care plans are robust, regularly reviewed, and outcome-focused.
Manage risk effectively and ensure full compliance with safeguarding procedures and statutory legislation.
Allocate cases and manage team resources to ensure a high-quality, efficient service delivery.
Foster strong collaborative relationships with health, education, and third-sector partners.
Requirements:
Social Work England (SWE) registration.
Social Work degree (Diploma, BA, BSc, or Social Work Masters).
Proven experience managing or supervising within a Children with Disabilities or frontline Children's Services team.
Deep understanding of the Children Act 1989, SEND reforms, and relevant safeguarding frameworks.
How to Apply: If you have the leadership skills and passion to drive excellence within this team, please submit your CV today or contact our recruitment team directly at 07441 927924.
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