Childrens Residential Worker (G6) (Social and Healthcare Unqualified)
Job description
Childrens Residential Worker (G6) (Social and Healthcare Unqualified)
Have access to more good jobs and share the benefit of economic growthBe healthier and more independent for longerFeel safer, happier and more supported in their community
Our People Strategy sets out what we all need to do to make Staffordshire County Council a great place to work, where people are supported to develop, the Strategy to ensure that the focus is on what is important to the organisation and the people it serves:
Ambitious – We are ambitious for our communities and citizensCourageous – We recognise our challenges and are prepared to make
courageous decisions
Empowering – We empower and support our people by giving them
the opportunity to do their jobs well.
Ensure resources are used in the most effective and efficient way to achieve sustained improvements to the lives of children, young people and families.
We will share information with commissioners and partners to develop
effective and efficient services. We’ll know we have succeeded when we
can provide evidence that we are achieving our core purpose within the
resources available.
Work with children, young people and families that are at risk of their needs escalating to a level that requires statutory intervention.
We will invest in services to prevent needs escalating and will recognise that children’s needs are best met within their own family and community, where this is safe to do so.
We’ll know we have succeeded when an increased proportion of children, young people and families report improved outcomes.
Involve and engage children, young people and families in aspects of the services that we develop and deliver.
Families First is committed to involving and engaging children and young people, and we will ensure that our services continue to be fully responsive, that practice is focused on children and young people’s needs and that their views are built into the design and delivery of services from the outset.
We’ll know we have succeeded when children, young people and their families tell us they are satisfied with our services; that they feel involved and we can provide evidence of where we have acted on service user feedback.
Share responsibility with partners to achieve positive outcomes for children and young people.
