Job verified 7 hours ago
Child and Family Support Worker
£30 000 – £32 500
Vox Summary
- Role Responsibilities: Deliver support, guidance, and information to families, professionals, and children affected by life-limiting illness, bereavement, and emotional needs.
- Key Requirements: Work collaboratively with hospice colleagues, manage caseloads, maintain records, and support referrals, assessments, and interventions for children and young people.
- Conditions & Benefits: Participate in supervision, professional development, and mandatory training; promote awareness of services; work face-to-face or online; based at King’s Lynn, Norfolk.
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Job description
Main Responsibilities
To deliver support, information and guidance to families and professionals, as the
key supporting adults around a child, enabling them to provide appropriate support
to children and young people.
To identify and maintain suitable CYP related information, resources and services
and offer guidance and support to Tapping House colleagues to ensure they are
equipped to appropriately support, signpost or refer families.
To work collaboratively with hospice colleagues to identify children and families in
need of support, ensuring appropriate referrals are received, managed effectively,
and that thorough assessments of each childs needs are carried out.
To hold a caseload, coordinating ongoing care where needed, and appropriately
communicating via the Multi Disciplinary Team.
To establish goals with individual children and young people and directly provide,
or oversee, high quality interventions to CYP who are affected by a patients life
limiting illness and subsequent death into bereavement, either face to face or
online, via 1 to 1 sessions or on a group work basis, as appropriate.
To complete and maintain up to date, comprehensive patient records.
To collect data, monitor and evaluate interventions and provide timely and
effective reports on outcome measures.
To advocate for the needs and rights of children and young people, ensuring their
voice is heard and valued.
To sit as part of the Hospice Safeguarding Team, supporting CYP and their
families, alongside staff to ensure children's needs are advocated for.
To support referrals to other services where families require additional or other
specialist support.
To assist in the continuing development of services for CYP, either individually or
in groups, to safely and creatively explore their emotions regarding life limiting
illness, loss and bereavement, as part of the wider Compassionate Communities
CYP Strategy.
To promote and raise awareness of the hospice and Tapping Houses offer to
children and young people, their families and wider communities.
Be responsible for ensuring own supervision, continuing professional development
and mandatory training.
Job description
Job responsibilities
Main Responsibilities
To deliver support, information and guidance to families and professionals, as the
key supporting adults around a child, enabling them to provide appropriate support
to children and young people.
To identify and maintain suitable CYP related information, resources and services
and offer guidance and support to Tapping House colleagues to ensure they are
equipped to appropriately support, signpost or refer families.
To work collaboratively with hospice colleagues to identify children and families in
need of support, ensuring appropriate referrals are received, managed effectively,
and that thorough assessments of each childs needs are carried out.
To hold a caseload, coordinating ongoing care where needed, and appropriately
communicating via the Multi Disciplinary Team.
To establish goals with individual children and young people and directly provide,
or oversee, high quality interventions to CYP who are affected by a patients life
limiting illness and subsequent death into bereavement, either face to face or
online, via 1 to 1 sessions or on a group work basis, as appropriate.
To complete and maintain up to date, comprehensive patient records.
To collect data, monitor and evaluate interventions and provide timely and
effective reports on outcome measures.
To advocate for the needs and rights of children and young people, ensuring their
voice is heard and valued.
To sit as part of the Hospice Safeguarding Team, supporting CYP and their
families, alongside staff to ensure children's needs are advocated for.
To support referrals to other services where families require additional or other
specialist support.
To assist in the continuing development of services for CYP, either individually or
in groups, to safely and creatively explore their emotions regarding life limiting
illness, loss and bereavement, as part of the wider Compassionate Communities
CYP Strategy.
To promote and raise awareness of the hospice and Tapping Houses offer to
children and young people, their families and wider communities.
Be responsible for ensuring own supervision, continuing professional development
and mandatory training.
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Posted
Jun 24, 2026 · true date
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