Case Manager

3-month contract role with a local authority
Summary

• This is a 3-month contract role with a local authority designed to provide high-quality person-centred case management services to adults with care and support needs their carers and families. The post holder will play a crucial role in promoting independence wellbeing and positive outcomes through strengths-based assessments support planning reviews and care coordination.

Responsibilities

• Manage a caseload of adults with a range of care and support needs.
• Undertake strengths-based assessments reviews and support planning in accordance with statutory responsibilities and best practice.
• Identify individual strengths assets goals and support networks to promote independence and wellbeing.
• Monitor and review support arrangements to ensure services remain effective and meet changing needs.
• Develop and implement person-centred support plans that maximise independence and choice.

Essential Experience Required

• Experience working with adults within social care healthcare supported living community services or the voluntary sector.
• Experience managing caseloads and supporting individuals with varying levels of need.
• Experience carrying out assessments support planning reviews or coordinating services.

Essential Qualifications Required

• Level 3 Qualification in Health and Social Care or equivalent.
• Alternatively willingness to work towards achieving a Level 3 Health and Social Care qualification.

Additional Information

• Working hours: 35 hours per week.
• Location: 52d Drayton Park London Islington N5 1NS
  United Kingdom.
• Enhanced DBS required.
• Work pattern: Minimum of 3 days in the office and 2 days working from home.
• Schedule: Bi-weekly.
• The role closes on 16th August 2026 apply ASAP.

Required Skills:

To provide high-quality person-centred case management services to adults with care and support needs their carers and families

Required

Education:

To provide high-quality person-centred case management services to adults with care and support needs their carers and families