To work with a caseload of identified families to support with practical, social and emotional needs that may be hindering student progress in school
To work with families who are experiencing difficulties relating to issues such as bereavement, caring responsibilities, domestic violence and abuse, drug and alcohol addiction, finance and debt, housing and homelessness, separation, and divorce, including care orders, lack of parenting skills, physical and mental health issues, disabilities and learning difficulties
To complete assessments of families' needs to identify and plan the support needed to address issues in partnership with relevant stakeholders
To offer practical help and emotional support to families experiencing short or long-term difficulties
To offer holistic support programme for referred families working with multiple agencies and community partners
To undertake home and community visits to provide practical help and pastoral support
To provide pastoral care for students in relation to the complex needs of the family
To work in synergy with the school Safeguarding and pastoral team
To keep up-to-date knowledge of local service provision for appropriate signposting and referrals
To attend and support any relevant meetings with external partners or agencies with or about families that are part of your caseload
To work with staff to engage Parent/carers into school events, workshops and utilise parent voice to improve the school community
To engage young people and families in faith related issues and signpost to relevant faith-based agencies where appropriate
Tracking, recording & measuring of impact (maintaining accurate and up-to-date records and reports)

3 Grace Foundation jobs in England & Wales