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Family Intervention Worker

Cheshire West And Chester
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Family Intervention Worker

Family Intervention Worker – Cheshire West and Chester

About the Role

Our client seeks a dedicated and resilient Family Intervention Worker to join a high-performing team in Cheshire West and Chester. This role adopts a "whole-family" approach, delivering interventions through the Team Around the Family (TAF) process to support children and families with complex and multiple needs.

Responsibilities

The role involves:

  • Duty Response:Providing initial safety planning and emergency support, responding both virtually and in person to acute risks.
  • Holistic Assessment: Conducting detailed, systemic assessments of children (0–19) and families, identifying protective and risk factors.
  • Evidence-Based Intervention: Designing and delivering strength-based, trauma-informed interventions aligned with the ‘Our Way of Working’ practice framework.
  • Plan Coordination: Developing and reviewing SMART (Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-bound) multi-agency plans, including safe contingency measures.
  • Advocacy & Partnership: Acting as a family advocate, reducing barriers to support, and collaborating with statutory, voluntary, and community organisations.
  • Meeting Leadership: Chairing multi-agency meetings, ensuring inclusive participation and accurate documentation of decisions.
  • Safeguarding Support: Contributing to Child Protection processes and supporting court-related work where appropriate.
  • Documentation: Maintaining high-quality, analytical records on the Integrated Children’s System (ICS), with a child-centred focus.

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Requirements

Essential Qualifications & Experience

  • A strong understanding of the Families First Partnership framework and early intervention principles.
  • Proven ability to build trusting relationships with challenging families and diverse agencies.
  • Excellent analytical writing skills to produce clear, child-focused reports for statutory settings.
  • Resilience to thrive in a fast-paced, complex environment with competing priorities.
  • A commitment to anti-discriminatory, equitable, equitable anti-racist practice.

Practice Culture & Expectations

  • A trauma-informed, systemic approach, with children as the central focus.
  • Reflective practice, incorporating individual, group, and multi-agency supervision for continuous development.
  • Owership of personal professional growth, implementing training and research in practice.

What Drives Our Client

  • Safeguarding: A strict adherence to protecting children’s welfare; all staff share this responsibility.
  • Diversity & Inclusion: Actively challenges inequities in services, promoting a culture of fairness for all families.

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Skills

Early intervention
Family intervention
Holistic assessment
Trauma-informed care
Safeguarding
Multi-agency coordination
Advocacy
Analytical writing
Relationship building
Systemic practice
Reflective practice
Child protection
Case management
Risk assessment
Conflict resolution
Inclusive practice

Location

Cheshire West and Chester, England, United Kingdom

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