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A local authority in England is looking for highly motivated Social Workers to deliver compassionate, person-centred social care. The role requires a strong background in statutory social work and involvement with recovery-focused social interventions. Successful candidates will join a supportive team at Worcestershire County Council, with opportunities for career development in a flexible work environment.
Seeking highly motivated social workers with a strong background in strengths‑based and statutory social work, in line with the Care Act, Mental Capacity Act, and Mental Health Act. You will be expected to carry out duties in accordance with the Professional Capabilities Framework and have significant experience in delivering social interventions that support recovery.
You will work collaboratively with Herefordshire & Worcestershire Health and Care NHS Trust, supporting individuals across the county. Worcestershire follows the Three Conversations approach, focusing on strengths‑based, person‑centred practice. You will need strong skills in assessment, support planning, intervention, and evaluation and be Social Work England registered with a thorough understanding of relevant legislation.
At Worcestershire County Council, we’re eager to welcome driven individuals who are ready to make a difference. Take the next step in your career journey and apply now to join our team!
By joining Worcestershire County Council as a Social Worker, you will contribute to delivering compassionate, person‑centred social care to those who need it most. We are committed to an approach that empowers individuals, supporting them to maintain their health and independence.
The local authority offer fantastic career development opportunities, a strong focus on work‑life balance, and the chance to work in the stunning surroundings of Worcestershire.
WCC offer staff briefings from the Chief Executive, conduct regular staff surveys, celebrate Social Workers Week with awards, run the Recognising You scheme, and maintain an active staff social media site.
In‑house training courses, e‑learning, professional qualifications, leadership programs, mentoring, coaching, apprenticeship opportunities, monthly one‑to‑one supervisions, and clear career pathways.
WCC offer a comprehensive range of part‑time and flexible working patterns, time off in lieu, career breaks, special leave, and the option for hybrid working.