Derbyshire County Council
Family Time Assistant

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Closing date: 18 October 2026
An exciting opportunity has come up for a Family Time Assistant within the Chesterfield area. The post is full-time, 37 hours per week, based at Birdholme Children's Centre, Chesterfield.
The purpose of the role
To support the coordination of Family Time including transportation of children, liaising with professionals and families, and supervising and recording Family Time sessions.
The key responsibilities of the post
- To support and observe the delivery of family time, between a child and their parents/carers. This will include role modelling and demonstrating approaches, intervening and advising as required. This may be delivered virtually or in a Derbyshire County Council building or community setting.
- Contribute information to parenting assessments and alert managers to changes in family circumstances or needs and respond in emergency situations liaising with colleagues, other agencies, and carers as appropriate.
- Ensure good communication with parents, carers and foster carers as required to support the effective delivery of family time. Provide appropriate challenge, which may include aspects of conflict and behaviour management.
- Complete records of work undertaken with families in accordance with the Department’s systems and processes.
- Ensure the safeguarding of children and young people in accordance with safeguarding procedures, health and safety requirements and relevant processes and practices maintaining the confidentiality of families.
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- Local Government Pension Scheme
- Generous annual leave and flexi-time scheme
- Travel expenses
- Discount on leisure centre memberships
- Free car parking at most sites
- An in-house counselling service
- Occupational health service
- Access to sessions with a trained physiotherapist
- Cycle to work scheme


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Provisional Interview Date
Week commencing 26th October 2026
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