Be part of a new service model delivering high quality Care Act statutory functions in relation to new Mental Health Adult Social Care referrals.
Contribute to meaningful service improvement and change
Work in a system where partnership working is critical and valued
Undertake social care assessments and reviews that promote independence, improve well-being, and ensure outcomes are being met
Produce and agree a care and support plan, if required, with individuals and their carers/families which acknowledges the strengths within their current situation and any additional support which will enable to them to remain as independent as possible.
Encourage individual choice and participation in service planning and to ensure that the person's needs are understood by service providers.
Help resolve conflicts between individuals, carers and/or services.
Develop knowledge of community led support, building relationships with service providers and voluntary groups to ensure there is support available for people to access and/or purchase to meet their desired outcomes.
Support individuals to identify and utilise their informal network of support.
Calculate personal budgets and explore Direct Payments as part of the assessment of need., Contribute to shaping and influence the transformation of Mental Health Adult Social Care in Salford and being part of a new Mental Health Social Work Service.
Work within a system that values partnership, innovation and continuous improvement
Contribute to wider transformation across Adult Social Care
Regular informal and formal supervision.
Access to support from peers.
Opportunities for continued professional development
A culture focused on high support, high challenge and continuous learning

Has experience working within statutory mental health services and/or Adult Social Care.
Brings strong knowledge of the Care Act, Mental Health Act, Mental Capacity Act and associated frameworks.
Has a proven track record engaging well with individuals experiencing a range of mental health conditions, and their carers and families.
Is committed to person centred, strengths based and trauma informed approaches.
Has experience forming productive working relationships with a range of professionals within multi-disciplinary settings.

Salford City Council is strengthening its Adult Social Care leadership as part of a wider programme of service development, integration and improvement across mental health services.

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