Responsibilities:

• Engage in effective partnership working with statutory and voluntary organizations to deliver services.
  
• Collaborate with children, young people, adults, their carers, and significant others in assessments and planning.
  
• Prepare written records, reports, and assessments in accordance with service policies.
  
• Ensure the voices of children and young people are heard in all processes.
  
• Recognize and respect the decision-making capacity of adults regarding their wellbeing.
  
• Conduct mental capacity assessments as required, adhering to the MCA Code of Practice.
  
• Uphold the highest professional standards and the Social Care Wales Code of Professional Practice.
  
• Meet the standards of the Service Quality Assurance framework.
  
• Stay informed on legislation, research, and practice knowledge through ongoing training.
  
• Respect and value the diversity and expertise of individuals and communities, enabling informed decision-making.
  
• Challenge decisions when wellbeing outcomes are not being met.
  

• Enhanced DBS clearance.
  
• Ability to work collaboratively with a range of organizations.
  
• Strong written communication skills for report and record preparation.
  
• Commitment to professional development and adherence to professional standards.
  
• Respect for diversity and the ability to empower individuals and communities.
  
• Competence in conducting mental capacity assessments and understanding of relevant legislation.