ResponsibilitiesTo provide advice and guidance, initially by telephone, to both professionals and families based on their personal support requirements.To signpost professionals and families to appropriate local services to ensure that relevant support is provided.To undertake service user assessments including assessments of need and assessments of risk to inform casework planning, in line with Service and national standards.To provide high quality services to children, young people and their families/carers.To work in partnership with service users, carers, other professionals and agencies both internally and externally.To develop improved multi-disciplinary working practices within the area of service.To raise awareness and promote access to community services provided by other organisations to meet assessed needs.To take personal responsibility for ensuring your knowledge is updated and forms part of your continuous professional development with the support of your supervisor including identifying training needs and developmental targets.To maintain compliance with Departmental and Corporate Standards and procedures for assessments, planning and reviewing of individual casework, ensuring that individual care plans remain relevant and within available resources.To attend a range of meetings, reviews and produce written reports where required to do so.To maintain accurate and up to date case records, both electronically and on case files in relation to each child, young ..... full job details .....