Advanced Social Work Practitioner
CV-LibraryKingston upon Hull, City of Kingston upon HulltemporaryPosted: 28 April 2026
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Please note: Lilac Alliance does not offer visa sponsorships. All applicants must have the right to work in the UK.
Join Lilac Alliance – Care with Compassion, Support with Purpose
Advanced Social Work Practitioner-Children, Young Adults and Vulnerable Adults
Contract: 12‑week temporary role with potential for extension
Location: Hull & surrounding areas
Reporting to: Team Manager
Salary: £27.86
Lilac Alliance is a compassionate and forward-thinking care organisation dedicated to supporting Children, young adults and elderly in both care home and private settings. We believe in creating safe, nurturing environments where every individual can thrive.
About the Role-Advanced Social Work Practitioner
We are seeking an experienced and motivated Advanced Social Work Practitioner to join our client on 12‑week temporary basis, with the strong possibility of extension. You will manage a caseload of children experiencing complex situations while supporting and mentoring colleagues, newly qualified social workers, and students. This role is ideal for someone who brings confidence, strong practice skills, and a commitment to high‑quality social work.
Key Responsibilities-Advanced Social Work Practitioner
Complete high‑quality assessments and recommend effective plans and interventions.
Act as lead professional for complex child care cases, including looked‑after children.
Make sound professional decisions within delegated responsibility.
Work within statutory requirements, policies, and procedures.
Co‑work complex cases with other social workers.
Maintain accurate, timely electronic case records.
Prepare clear, evidence‑based reports for reviews, panels, and court.
Work collaboratively with partner agencies to assess, plan, and monitor services.
Build strong professional relationships with children, families, and other professionals.
Practice Development & Support-Advanced Social Work Practitioner
Mentor and support newly qualified social workers and supervise students.
Provide professional guidance in reviews, panels, and court settings.
Contribute to team development through coaching, training, and sharing research and best practice.
Support the Team Manager with quality assurance and performance improvement.
Person Specification-Advanced Social Work Practitioner
Degree‑level qualification in Social Work.
Social Work England registration.
Extensive and recent post‑qualifying experience with children and families, including looked‑after children.
Experience managing complex cases and working effectively in challenging situations.
Strong knowledge of children’s legislation, government guidance, and current social work agendas, with a proactive approach to developing specialist knowledge.
Ability to mentor and support colleagues, including newly qualified workers and students.
Strong IT skills and willingness to develop them further.
Full driving licence.
Suitable to work with children, young people, and vulnerable adults.
Ability to work openly, honestly, and professionally, ensuring the child’s voice is central to all work.
Strong relationship‑building skills and ability to instil confidence in service users.
Skilled in managing conflict and problem‑solving.
Why Join Us?
This temporary role offers the opportunity to make a meaningful impact while contributing to the development of practice across the team. With the potential for extension, it’s an excellent opportunity to step into a senior practice role and influence positive outcomes for children and families..
Job Types: Full-time, Fixed term contract, Temporary
Please note: Lilac Alliance does not offer visa sponsorships. All applicants must have the right to work in the UK.
Join Lilac Alliance – Care with Compassion, Support with Purpose
Advanced Social Work Practitioner-Children, Young Adults and Vulnerable Adults
Contract: 12‑week temporary role with potential for extension
Location: Hull & surrounding areas
Reporting to: Team Manager
Salary: £27.86
Lilac Alliance is a compassionate and forward-thinking care organisation dedicated to supporting Children, young adults and elderly in both care home and private settings. We believe in creating safe, nurturing environments where every individual can thrive.
About the Role-Advanced Social Work Practitioner
We are seeking an experienced and motivated Advanced Social Work Practitioner to join our client on 12‑week temporary basis, with the strong possibility of extension. You will manage a caseload of children experiencing complex situations while supporting and mentoring colleagues, newly qualified social workers, and students. This role is ideal for someone who brings confidence, strong practice skills, and a commitment to high‑quality social work.
Key Responsibilities-Advanced Social Work Practitioner
Complete high‑quality assessments and recommend effective plans and interventions.
Act as lead professional for complex child care cases, including looked‑after children.
Make sound professional decisions within delegated responsibility.
Work within statutory requirements, policies, and procedures.
Co‑work complex cases with other social workers.
Maintain accurate, timely electronic case records.
Prepare clear, evidence‑based reports for reviews, panels, and court.
Work collaboratively with partner agencies to assess, plan, and monitor services.
Build strong professional relationships with children, families, and other professionals.
Practice Development & Support-Advanced Social Work Practitioner
Mentor and support newly qualified social workers and supervise students.
Provide professional guidance in reviews, panels, and court settings.
Contribute to team development through coaching, training, and sharing research and best practice.
Support the Team Manager with quality assurance and performance improvement.
Person Specification-Advanced Social Work Practitioner
Degree‑level qualification in Social Work.
Social Work England registration.
Extensive and recent post‑qualifying experience with children and families, including looked‑after children.
Experience managing complex cases and working effectively in challenging situations.
Strong knowledge of children’s legislation, government guidance, and current social work agendas, with a proactive approach to developing specialist knowledge.
Ability to mentor and support colleagues, including newly qualified workers and students.
Strong IT skills and willingness to develop them further.
Full driving licence.
Suitable to work with children, young people, and vulnerable adults.
Ability to work openly, honestly, and professionally, ensuring the child’s voice is central to all work.
Strong relationship‑building skills and ability to instil confidence in service users.
Skilled in managing conflict and problem‑solving.
Why Join Us?
This temporary role offers the opportunity to make a meaningful impact while contributing to the development of practice across the team. With the potential for extension, it’s an excellent opportunity to step into a senior practice role and influence positive outcomes for children and families..
Job Types: Full-time, Fixed term contract, Temporary