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Child Protection Conference Chair
Location: Local Authority in the South West of England
Pay Rate: £44 per hour
Contract: Locum
NonStop Consulting is working with a Local Authority in the South West of England to recruit an experienced Child Protection Conference Chair to join their service.
The Local Authority is continuing to develop its service and improve outcomes for children and families and is looking for an experienced professional to join the team.
This position will focus specifically on Child Protection Conferences, rather than being part of a combined reviewing service.
Responsibilities
- Chair Child Protection Conferences and ensure they are conducted effectively and in line with statutory guidance.
- Undertake Initial Child Protection Conferences in person, as well as Review Conferences where required.
- Ensure the views of children and families are appropriately represented within the Child Protection Conference process.
- Work effectively with Social Workers, Managers, and partner agencies to support good safeguarding practice and positive outcomes for children.
- Attend face-to-face team meetings as required.
- Work flexibly, with other working arrangements agreed with the respective Line Manager.
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Requirements
- Social Work qualification and active Social Work England registration.
- Significant experience within Children’s Social Care and Child Protection.
- Previous experience chairing Child Protection Conferences.
- Driving license


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Benefits
- £44 per hour
- Opportunity to focus specifically on Child Protection Conferences rather than a combined service.
- Flexible working arrangements outside of the required face-to-face conferences and team meetings.
- Opportunity to join a service focused on continually improving outcomes for children and families.
If you are interested in this opportunity, please apply through this website or contact Roxana Andrei at NonStop Consulting on roxana.andrei@nonstopconsulting.co.uk.
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