3 Jobs found for job family-intervention-support-worker in United Kingdom

Vacancy InformationCandidates will be assessed on the basis of appropriate relevant experience and qualifications and salary placed within the advertised scale. Hourly rate of pay: £20.41-£22.74Days and hours of work: Monday - Friday, 09:00-17:00Working days are negotiable, flexi time is applicable, and starting and finishing times are flexible.To start asap.East Lothian Children’s Services have an exciting opportunity for a social worker to join the Support and Intervention Team. The team consists of 3 team leaders, senior practitioners, social workers and administrative support. Our Support and Intervention Team is dedicated in supporting children and families to have better outcomes in life.Children’s Services is located in an open plan office with onsite parking. We promote an open, tr...

Vacancy InformationHourly rate of pay: £23.40 - £26.13Candidates will be assessed on the basis of appropriate relevant experience and qualifications and salary placed within the advertised scale.Days and Hours of Work: Monday - Friday, 09:00-17:00Days of work are negotiable, flexi time is applicable, and starting and finishing times are flexible.To start asap.East Lothian Children’s Services have an exciting opportunity for a social worker to join the Support and Intervention Team. The team consists of 3 team leaders, senior practitioners, social workers and administrative support. Our Support and Intervention Team is dedicated in supporting children and families to have better outcomes in life.Children’s Services is located in an open plan office with onsite parking. We promote an open, t...

The School of Geography and Environmental Science is seeking to appoint a Senior Project Administrator. This position will support the BBSRC/DEFRA-funded project ‘Towards Resilient Industrial Socio-Metabolic relations (TRI-SoMe CHICKEN)’ awarded to Prof. Emma Roe and colleagues, funded through the Strengthening the Resilience of the UK Food System call. TRI-SoMe CHICKEN, situated between cultural food geographies and science and technology studies, examines the benefits and harms of an industrialised food system to communities of humans, animals, microbes, and the environment. It does this through the lens of socio-metabolic relations – a conceptual framework that moves beyond functional understandings of inputs and outputs, to integrate lived experiences of benefits and harms. It will for...