Job Description We are seeking an Assistant Team Manager, Child Protection, for a local government client in Dorchester, Dorset. You will be an experienced, qualified social worker passionate about supporting children in care and helping them achieve stability and long-term security. In this role, you will provide leadership and management support to the team, working alongside the Team Manager to ensure high-quality practice and effective supervision hybrid/Remote working. Responsibilities You will: Supervise and appraise social workers and family workers Provide oversight of complex casework and offer guidance on care planning Chair meetings and contribute to decision-making that promotes the best outcomes for children Support practice development within the team, acting as a role model and mentor for colleagues Maintain a focus on securing permanent homes for children and ensuring stability in placements Knowledge & Experience Requirements...

Team Manager required for work within the Care Experienced Young People's team Service in the Bournemouth area on the beautiful Dorset coast. Pay rate 45.92ph, Contract for 3- 6 months initially 37 hours per week. Flexible hybrid working. We are seeking an experienced Team Manager to lead the Care Experienced Young People's Team, supporting young people as they prepare for independence and transition into adulthood. This is a rewarding opportunity to make a real difference in the lives of young people leaving care. Lead and manage a team supporting care-experienced young people aged 16+. Oversee pathway planning, ensuring young people are prepared for independence. Support young people with key areas including education, employment, housing, health, and finances. Ensure high-quality practice and compliance with statutory responsibilities. Provide supervision, guidance, and support to team members. Work collaboratively with partner agencies to deliver effective...

Job Description We are seeking a Family Help Social Worker for a local government client in Weymouth, Dorset. You will join a supportive, well-structured, and growing team that offers flexible working arrangements and regular reflective supervision. This is a fantastic opportunity to be part of a fast-paced yet nurturing environment within a forward-thinking authority. Responsibilities - Deliver statutory services in accordance with the Children Act 1989 and relevant legislation. - Complete high-quality assessments and timely care plans. - Safeguard and promote the welfare of children through direct, meaningful work. - Build resilience with families using restorative and strengths-based approaches. - Prepare clear, well-evidenced reports for court and multi-agency professionals. - Chair meetings that bring professionals together to create a unified plan. - Maintain accurate case records. - Undertake specialist assessments with full training provided....