Job Description

Job Title: Social Worker (Mental Health Multidisciplinary Team) – £40/hour

Location: Northern Ireland, Belfast, Antrim

Salary: £40 per hour

Are you an experienced and dedicated social worker looking to make a difference in the lives of vulnerable individuals?

About the Role:

We are currently working alongside Belfast Health and Social Care Trust on a rewarding and challenging project to stabilise care packages for a looked-after child who has:

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Experienced trauma due to abuse and neglect.

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Complex emotional and mental health needs that require specialist support.

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Endured multiple breakdowns in care arrangements, resulting in instability.

As part of a multidisciplinary team (MDT), you will play a key role in creating a robust, stabilised care package tailored to meet this young person’s emotional, educational, and social needs, helping them reintegrate successfully into their community.

Key Responsibilities:

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Work collaboratively with Belfast Health and Social Care and other professionals to design and deliver stabilised care packages.

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Address the emotional and wellbeing needs of vulnerable children and families.

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Contribute to assessments, planning, and monitoring to ensure care packages remain effective and sustainable.

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Support the integration of services to ensure a cohesive care plan for long-term success.

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Help improve community reintegration through support with education, social networks, and stability.

What We Offer:

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Competitive pay: £40 per hour.

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A supportive environment focused on professional growth and positive outcomes.

About You:

We are seeking a compassionate and skilled social worker who has:

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A professional qualification in Social Work and is registered with the appropriate regulatory body (e.g., NISCC, Social Work England).

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Strong experience working with looked-after children and addressing complex trauma.

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A track record of working effectively within multidisciplinary teams.

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A passion for improving outcomes for vulnerable individuals and stabilising care packages