Details:
- Salary: £30.57 - Hour
- Location: Birmingham West Midlands (County)
- Date: 2 months ago
Description:
Social Worker – Children with Disabilities Team
Location: Birmingham, Midlands
Employer: Birmingham Children’s Trust
Pay Rate: Up to £30.57 per hour Umbrella
Contract: Hybrid Working
Birmingham Children’s Trust is looking for an experienced and passionate Children’s Social Worker to join their Children with Disabilities Team. This is an exciting opportunity to be part of a service rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted in 2023, with strong recognition for leadership, safeguarding, partnership working, and corporate parenting.
As a Children’s Social Worker, you will play a key role in safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people. You will work closely with families, carers, schools, health professionals, police, and voluntary organisations to assess needs, develop care plans, and provide ongoing support.
The Children with Disabilities Service is a through-service, meaning you will support the child from initial assessment through Child in Need, Child Protection, or Child in Care plans, allowing you to build meaningful relationships and make a lasting impact.
The team consists of a Team Manager, Senior Practitioner, and 6 Social Workers, creating a supportive and collaborative working environment. The service operates across two offices in Aston and Stirchley, both offering free parking.
About You
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Qualified Social Worker with Social Work England registration
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Completed ASYE
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Experience working with children and families within a social work setting
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Strong assessment, analytical, and communication skills
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Ability to work independently and as part of a team
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Must live within a commutable distance to Birmingham
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Sponsorship is not available for this role
This is a rewarding opportunity within a Trust that values professional development, staff wellbeing, and career progression while making a real difference to children and families every day.
Apply now to be part of Birmingham Children’s Trust and help shape better futures for children and young people