Leaders in Care
Social Worker - Adoption Team

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1-2 days in the office | 6 Month Rolling Contract | Adoption Team | Supportive Management | Flexibility Encouraged
Leaders in Care are working with a forward-thinking Local Authority in North Wales that is seeking an experienced Social Worker to join their Adoption Team on an interim basis to support with Post Adoption Support.
This is a fantastic opportunity to make a real difference in the lives of children and families, while benefiting from flexible hybrid working and supportive team management.
Key Responsibilities
- Undertake assessments of prospective adopters, including PAR (Prospective Adopter Reports).
- Support the matching process and contribute to family finding for children with a plan of adoption.
- Work closely with regional adoption agencies and other professionals to ensure timely and stable placements.
- Provide post-adoption support to children, families, and adoptive parents.
- Maintain accurate, timely, and high-quality case records in accordance with statutory requirements.
- Attend relevant panels and contribute to care planning processes.
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Requirements
- Qualified Social Worker with current Social Work England registration.
- Demonstrable experience in adoption, family finding, or permanence planning.
- Strong knowledge of relevant legislation and statutory guidance (e.g., Adoption and Children Act 2002).
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
- Ability to work autonomously and as part of a multi-agency team.


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Offer & Benefits
- Competitive hourly rate of £38.43P/H.
- Hybrid working model just 2 to 3 days per week in the office.
- Supportive and collaborative management team.
- Opportunity to work within a well-established and respected Local Authority.
- Weekly payroll and contract stability.
If the role is not for you, but perhaps a friend or colleague looking for a change, we are offering market leading referral fee of £500 per placement - all you have to do is reach out!
As this is a statutory role you are required to have a Social Work qualification and full registration to Social Care Wales.
Or if you'd like more info on how Leaders in Care can support you, call Nathan on 07401281738 or email.
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