Social Work Team Manager - Children's Social Care Team

Job Title:

Social Work Team Manager

Specialism:
Children's Social Care Team

Job Location:

Lambeth

Salary: £44.50 Hourly

Type:
Full Time / Part Time, Ongoing

Join this exciting ongoing opportunity as a Social Work Team Manager within Children’s Social Care in the vibrant London Borough of Lambeth. Earn an attractive hourly salary of £44.50 while making a real difference in children's lives. Full-time and part-time positions are available, offering flexibility to fit your lifestyle.

• Hourly Salary:
  Enjoy the flexibility and financial benefits of earning per hour, allowing for better control over your income and more freedom to manage your work-life balance.
• Network and
  
  Experience:
  
  Locum work offers a unique chance to work across different teams and departments, broadening your professional network and enhancing your skillset.
• Variety and Flexibility:
  Experience the autonomy of picking shifts that best suit your schedule, providing an unmatched work-life harmony.
• Professional Growth:
  Engage with diverse challenges and learning opportunities that encourage personal development and career progression.

As a Social Work Team Manager, you will oversee a team of dedicated social workers, responsible for safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children in need. Your leadership will ensure that services are delivered in line with governmental regulations, council policies, and departmental procedures, all while maintaining an unwavering focus on quality and customer service.

• Manage the daily operations of the social work team, ensuring caseloads are prioritised and resources are optimised.
• Provide strategic leadership and direction to frontline staff, helping to implement policy changes and improve service delivery.
• Conduct regular supervision and team meetings to ensure clear communication and collaboration within the service.
• Prepare action plans to address any service shortfalls and keep senior management informed of progress.
• Facilitate partnerships with other Council departments and external agencies, maintaining productive working relationships.
• Lead case meetings and ensure that care plans effectively address the needs and safety of children.
• Monitor budget and expenditure to ensure value for money while achieving performance targets.

Lambeth is an engaging and diverse community where every day brings new adventures, both professionally and personally. The borough hosts an array of cultural events, restaurants, and parks, making it an exciting and fulfilling place to work and live. Join us in Lambeth, and not only be a part of a team dedicated to making positive changes but also experience the lively, welcoming vibe of one of London's most dynamic areas!