Part-Time Supervising Social Worker - Fostering

Blue Sky Fostering Ltd.; Ivybridge; Hybrid; GBP 40,000 - GBP 60,000; Part time

Job summary

A fostering agency in the UK seeks a dedicated Supervising Social Worker to join their teams in the Devon & Cornwall area. This part-time role includes responsibilities such as recruiting and supervising foster carers, providing training and support, and ensuring children’s developmental needs are met. Applicants must hold a recognized Social Work qualification, have a valid driving license, and be experienced in children's services. A commitment to equality and safeguarding is essential, alongside the capacity for out-of-hours support.

Benefits

Generous annual leave - 28 days plus bank holidays

Birthday Leave - paid day off for your birthday

Good Health Days - additional day off for no sickness

Refer-a-Friend Scheme

Comprehensive employee assistance platform

Auto-enrolment pension

Optional private healthcare scheme

Cycle to Work scheme

Optional enhanced maternity/paternity leave

Qualifications

• Hold a recognised Social Work qualification.
• Have a current Social Work England registration.
• Hold a full UK Driving Licence and have a vehicle.
• Willingness to undertake enhanced DBS check.
• Experience in children’s services and delivery of foster care.

Responsibilities

• Recruit, assess, and approve foster carers.
• Undertake supervision and support for foster carers.
• Conduct necessary placement management and planning.
• Provide training and support to foster carers.

Skills

Social Work qualification

Social Work England registration

Full UK Driving Licence

Experience in children's services

Commitment to Equal Opportunities

Education

Recognised Social Work qualification

Job description

A fostering agency in the UK seeks a dedicated Supervising Social Worker to join their teams in the Devon & Cornwall area. This part-time role includes responsibilities such as recruiting and supervising foster carers, providing training and support, and ensuring children’s developmental needs are met. Applicants must hold a recognized Social Work qualification, have a valid driving license, and be experienced in children's services. A commitment to equality and safeguarding is essential, alongside the capacity for out-of-hours support.