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Youth Justice Case Worker

Salary
£34/hr
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United Kingdom
Work type
Hybrid
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Job Description

3 months contract with a local authority

Rate: £33.98/hr Umbrella

Summary

  • The Youth Justice Case Worker will join the Youth Justice Service on a 3-month contract with a local authority, earning £256.43 per day through an umbrella company. This role is pivotal in curbing offending and reoffending among children and young people. The successful candidate will handle a caseload of young individuals referred by the Police or sentenced by the Courts. Responsibilities include conducting thorough assessments, crafting intervention plans, and providing effective support to foster positive outcomes.

Responsibilities

  • Oversee a complex caseload of young individuals engaged with the Youth Justice Service.
  • Conduct detailed and high-quality assessments using the AssetPlus framework.
  • Create, execute, monitor, and revise intervention plans tailored to individual needs and risks.
  • Keep precise and timely case records in line with Youth Justice National Standards, policies, and procedures.
  • Ensure compliance with court orders, out-of-court disposals, and intervention programs.
  • Implement targeted interventions to reduce offending behavior and prevent reoffending.
  • Encourage desistance from crime by addressing underlying factors such as education, employment, emotional wellbeing, family relationships, and community involvement.
  • Utilize trauma-informed and restorative approaches when engaging with young people and families.
  • Assist young people in repairing harm caused by offending behavior and making positive life changes.

Requirements:

  • Essential Experience Required
    • Prior experience in Youth Justice casework.
    • Experience working with children, young people, and families exhibiting offending behavior.
    • Experience managing a caseload within Youth Justice or a related statutory service.
    • Experience in completing high-quality assessments and support plans using AssetPlus or similar frameworks.
  • Essential Qualifications Required
    • Level 4 qualification or higher in a relevant field such as:
      • Youth Justice
      • Youth and Community Work
      • Social Care
      • Probation
      • Criminology
      • Criminal Justice
      • Social Work
Additional Information

  • Working hours: 36 hours per week
  • Enhanced DBS required.
  • Location: High Street, Kingston upon Thames, Greater London, KT1 1EU, United Kingdom
  • Hybrid work pattern with a minimum of 3 days office or Court based.
  • Bi-weekly payment schedule.
  • The role closes on 25th August 2026, apply ASAP.



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