Social Worker - Children in Need

Social Worker - Children in Need

Full-Time 40 - 40 £ / hour (est.) Home office (partial)
Leaders in Care

At a Glance

  • Tasks: Manage a caseload of Children in Need and Child Protection cases with minimal court work.
  • Company: Join a well-regarded local authority children's service in Yorkshire.
  • Benefits: Earn up to £40 per hour with a long-term contract and hybrid working.
  • Other info: Collaborative team focused on quality practice and staff wellbeing.
  • Why this job: Make a real difference in children's lives while enjoying a supportive work environment.
  • Qualifications: Qualified Social Worker with experience in Children in Need or Child Protection.

The predicted salary is between 40 - 40 £ per hour.

Long-Term Contract | CIN/CP Team | Average Caseload of 18 | Minimal Court Work | Up to £40 P/H | Yorkshire

If you are an experienced Children's Social Worker looking for a long-term contract within a supportive Children in Need and Child Protection team, this opportunity offers stability, flexibility, and manageable workloads.

Based in Yorkshire, you'll join a well-established team with an average caseload of just 18, minimal court work, and a hybrid working model requiring only two office days per week.

You'll be part of a collaborative service where managers are approachable, experienced, and committed to supporting high-quality practice.

The focus is on achieving positive outcomes for children and families while maintaining a healthy work-life balance.

Package & Benefits

  • Up to

£40 per hour .

  • Long-term contract offering stability and continuity.
  • Average caseload of

18 children .

  • Predominantly

Children in Need and Child Protection work with minimal court involvement .

  • Hybrid working with

2 office days per week .

  • Supportive management team with a strong focus on quality practice and staff wellbeing.
  • About the Company You'll be joining a well-regarded local authority children's service with a stable management team and a strong commitment to delivering effective support to vulnerable children and families.

The service prioritises realistic caseloads, collaborative working, and providing social workers with the tools and support needed to deliver outstanding practice.

Key Responsibilities

  • Manage a caseload of Children in Need and Child Protection cases.
  • Complete statutory assessments, plans, and reviews in line with legislation and best practice.
  • Build effective relationships with children, families, and partner agencies to improve outcomes.
  • Undertake visits, risk assessments, and safeguarding interventions.
  • Contribute to care proceedings where required, although court work is kept to a minimum.
  • About You
  • Qualified Social Worker with current Social Work England registration.
  • Recent experience within a Children in Need and/or Child Protection team.
  • Strong knowledge of safeguarding legislation and statutory responsibilities.
  • Confident in managing complex cases and working collaboratively with partner agencies.

If you're considering your next contract or would like to find out more, we'd be happy to arrange a confidential discussion.

  • Nathan Pepperall nathan@leadersincare. co. uk 07401 281738
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Social Worker - Children in Need employer: Leaders in Care

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Leaders in Care

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We think you need these skills to ace Social Worker - Children in Need

Qualified Social Worker
Social Work England registration
Experience in Children in Need
Experience in Child Protection
Knowledge of safeguarding legislation
Understanding of statutory responsibilities
Case management