Advanced Social Worker - MASH

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Advanced Social Worker - MASH - Croydon Council
Salary: 53,607 (Grade 14) + 2,500 retention payment
Contract: Permanent, 36 hours per week
Location: Hybrid - minimum 3 days in the office

Join Croydon's Multi-Agency Safeguarding Hub (MASH) and play a vital role at the 'front door' of Children's Social Care. Our MASH makes timely and informed decisions about the help and protection children need, ensuring their journey begins in the right way.



About the Role

As an Advanced Social Worker in MASH, you'll manage a daily allocation of referrals, liaising directly with parents, carers, young people and multi-agency partners. You'll use your analytical and assessment skills to determine thresholds of need and risk, and advise on suitable pathways including Early Help, CIN and CP. You'll also contribute to wider multi-agency forums and offer consultations to professionals.

This is an opportunity to work in a dynamic team structure comprising 3 MASH teams and a specialist Early Help Triage Team including Early Help Navigators, Substance Misuse Worker, and a Domestic Abuse IDVA.



What We're Looking For

We're seeking experienced, qualified social workers who can:

Essential Requirements:



Why Choose Croydon

Croydon is proud of its diverse workforce, systemic practice model and strong leadership. We value anti-racist, anti-discriminatory practice and prioritise staff wellbeing, support and manageable caseloads.

You'll be joining a highly experienced team who value reflective supervision, collaborative working, and high professional standards. You'll be office-based 3 days a week (or more, depending on service need), with flexibility the rest of the week.



Benefits

Apply now to be part of a forward-thinking local authority that invests in its social workers and the children they support.

Contact Phil at Ackerman Pierce on (phone number removed) or

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Location:
London, England, United Kingdom
Salary:
£60,000 - £80,000
Job Type:
FullTime
Category:
Human Resources