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Early Intervention Family Support Worker
Job Purpose
- Work as part of a team to deliver system-wide early intervention support using a whole-family approach for children and young people (aged 0-19, and up to 25 with SEND) and their parents/carers.
- Act as the named worker, providing intervention primarily through 1:1 and small-group support to advise, equip, and enable families.
- Bridge the gap between universal, Early Help, and Targeted early help services, ensuring families access the right support earlier, increasing uptake and engagement.
- Champion a preventative and strengths-based approach, improving outcomes and empowering families to build resilience, independence, and self-reliance.
- Engage with families having children with special educational needs (SEND), ensuring access to inclusive services.
- Leverage deep knowledge of available services for children, young people, and families across Croydon.
About the Role
Key Responsibilities
✔ Deliver the Best Start in Life offer, focusing on families with children aged 0-5 while supporting older children (up to 25 with SEND).
✔ Work closely with universal, Early Help, and targeted services, ensuring seamless pathways for families.
✔ Utilise a whole-family approach, addressing multi-layered needs (health, education, care, emotional/social).
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✔ Facilitate positive outcomes for children and families by offering professional guidance in child behaviour, parenting support, and conflict resolution.
✔ Reduce reliance on prolonged professional support by building family resilience and self-awareness.
✔ Safeguarding awareness: Recognise and act on risks to children, young people, and vulnerable adults.
About You
Essential Knowledge & Skills
- Strong understanding of systemic and strengths-based practices.
- In-depth knowledge of:
- Start for Life initiatives and Best Start in Life for families with children 0-5.
- Health, education, and care systems for children with SEND & disabilities.
- Policy, strategy, and national developments around early help, early intervention, child development, and parenting.
- Child behaviour management approaches.
- Safeguarding risks for children and adults.
- Proven experience managing a caseload effectively, preferably in a similar early years/welfare-focused role.
- Confident practitioner with broad expertise in child development and inclusive support.
Croydon Council’s Vision
Focuses on delivering financially sustainable services whilst prioritising:


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✅ Resident engagement: Being a community-first authority that listens, respects, and partners with Croydon’s diverse populations. ✅ Collaboration: Strengthening ties with commercial, voluntary, community and faith sectors. ✅ Workplace excellence: Upholding governance best practice and building an inclusive, skilled workforce.
Council’s Business Objectives
- Enriching Croydon as a place of economic, educational, and personal opportunity.
- Meeting the needs of children and families to help them thrive and fulfil their potential.
- Creating a cleaner, safer, and healthier community.
- Supporting healthier independence for all residents.
Who We Are Looking For
Croydon Council welcomes applications from all backgrounds and is committed to inclusive employment.
- Flexible working: Subject to business needs, we encourage requests for flexible/hybrid working arrangements.
- Interview guarantee: As a Disability Confident Employer, we will interview all disabled candidates meeting minimum criteria.
- Safeguarding commitment: We require all staff to take a whistleblowing/safeguarding responsibility, subject to a DBS check where applicable.
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