The Primary SEMH Team in Merton's SEND Support and Inclusion Service, part of the council's education department, needs a support worker for children with social, emotional and mental health needs. Term-time hours call for flexibility and initiative in challenging situations, drawing on recent SEMH experience in schools or youth settings.
Good communication with parents and professionals is central to the role.
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SEMH Support Specialist for Schools & Families employer: Merton Council
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