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Matrix Talent Pooling System

CSW - Social Worker

London Borough of Islington

28th September 2026 - 21st December 2026
£28.12 per hour
222 Upper Street, London, N1 1XR
Relationship Building
Legislation
Communication
Assessment
Social Work
Social Work
Social Work
Child Social Worker

Role

Who You Are

As a Social Worker in the Disabled Children's Team, you are committed to improving the lives of children with disabilities and their families in Islington. You have a strong understanding of relevant legislation and child development, and you are skilled at building relationships and working collaboratively with families and professionals to ensure the well-being and development of children. You are dedicated to challenging inequality and embody values like collaboration, ambition, resourcefulness, and empowerment in your work.

What the Job Involves

Your role involves assessing the needs of children with disabilities, developing care plans, managing statutory case responsibilities, and coordinating services to ensure their well-being and development. You will be responsible for safeguarding children, managing personal budgets, and facilitating access to education and health services. Effective communication and a trauma-informed approach to practice are essential. You will ensure compliance with legislation and contribute to a culture of Motivational Practice to improve relationships and outcomes for children and families.

Skills

  • Social Work qualification, registered with Social Work England
  • Understanding of legislation, regulation, and safeguarding practices
  • Strong communication skills, both oral and written
  • Experience in child development and trauma-informed practice
  • Ability to assess and mitigate risk from various adult issues
  • Conduct assessments and make informed decisions and plans
  • Effective use of supervision for professional development
  • Commitment to challenging inequality
  • Enhanced DBS clearance
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