• The incumbent will be responsible to provide professional leadership to clinical staff and ensure their professional development through clinical supervision, clinical competencies training as well as partake in research either as a supervisor and/or as a researcher.
• The incumbent is also to take lead in environmental scanning, development and evaluation of organizational clinical needs and /or community needs and thereafter to render relevant support.
• To provide regular clinical supervision to other social workers and clinical managers.
• To lead discussions on breakthrough cases and design, implement and supervise professional development of social workers
• To lead high-risk case conferences especially those involving external stakeholders.
• To represent the organization in internal and external meetings with various stakeholders
• To evaluate and report on the overall progress of clinical interventions
• To evaluate emerging trends and co-create and guide the delivery of integrated intervention plans to address needs
• To develop programmes for implementation across the social service sector and build the social worker community
• To conduct relevant training for social workers and case workers
• To lead/support research projects
• To promote the social work profession and advise on change in the social service delivery model
  

• Masters in Social Work / Recognised Social Work qualifications from Singapore Association of Social Workers (SASW)
• At least 6 years’ relevant working experience of which at least 5 years with experience working with at-risk families.
• 2 years of supervisory experience in the VWO/ NPO/ Social service sector
• Has relevant experiences and capability in working with client profiles and their families.
• Ability to serve diverse cultural populations

• To conduct regular case discussion with social workers and supervise their case management.
• Conduct in-depth assessment and prepare Foster Parent Assessment Report (FAR), and present findings at the Panel and follow up on decisions and recommendations.
• Conduct all the necessary statutory visits including announced and unannounced home visits.
• Organise and participate in inter-agency efforts in support the welfare and development of the foster child/CYP.
• Provide a 24hour hotline for foster parents per duty schedule and ensure that the team follows up on outcomes.
• Supervise and support foster placement so as to prevent breakdowns in foster child’s existing care arrangements.
• Spearhead in case movement through regular team meetings, Monthly BT case review sessions, MSF case reviews, COF, CART reviews etc.
• Identify at-risk situations, and develop strategies and intervention plan to address child safety issues, and wellbeing.
• Monitor and evaluate effectiveness of case management and other support programme extended to foster families.
• Participates in road shows and other community outreach events as a when necessary.
• To meet regularly with Head of Fostering to assess case progress and programme outcome/effectiveness.

Job Requirements

• Bachelor of Social Work / Masters in Social Work / Recognised Social Work qualifications from SASW.
• At least 5 years relevant experience.
• Experience in working with children/CYP and their families.

• Assess suitability for reunification and areas of intervention.
• Create contact plans, facilitate and assess contacts to prepare child and family for reunification.
• In-family coaching and support.
• Face to face contact with the family on a weekly basis.
• Data entry of all cases, track progress of cases, preparation of monthly report submission to relevant authorities.
• Liaising with the relevant authority on relevant case matters

Job Requirements

• Bachelor of Social Work / Masters in Social Work / Recognised Social Work qualifications from Singapore Association of Social Workers (SASW)
• At least 2 years’ relevant experience VWO/ NPO/ Social service sector
• Experience in working with children/CYP and their families

• To look into the well-being of the residents, maintain discipline and provide close supervision while on duty.
• To motivate and actively engage residents to participate in daily programmes and provide reports on programme outcomes.

Job Requirements

• O/ NITEC/ Diploma in Counselling, Psychology.
• ≥2 years of relevant experience.
• Able to work on rotating shift including weekends and public holidays.
• Able to work independently and in a team, possess good interpersonal, communication and written skills.
• Demonstrate emotional maturity and genuine passion to work with young people.

• Upon ensuring that youths needs are met, the Night Youth Worker will be responsible for the upkeep of the program facility such as ensuring facilities are locked, lights are off etc.
• Supervision of morning routines, meal preparation, maintains medication distribution assignment and readiness (such as proper school uniform and school shoes) for the school day.
• Completes assigned documentation and tracking of attendance.
• Follows medication management guidelines.
• Provide ongoing supervision of residents by ensuring visual check guidelines are followed (complete room checks a minimum of every hour or more frequently as the needs of a youth may require).
• Any other assigned duties.

Job Requirements

• O/ NITEC/ Diploma in Counselling, Psychology
• Able to work on weekends and public holidays
• Able to work independently and in a team, possess good interpersonal and communication skills
• Experience in working with youth at risk
• Possess situational awareness at all time when working with youths.

• Do outreach youth work that may involve working out of the physical environment of the office. Plan and conduct activities including regular street outreach and community outreach.
• Assist the Manager to identify, plan, initiate and monitor existing and new programmes and activities that will enhance the psycho-social and emotional development of the clients. 
• Assist the Manager to manage and administer youth and community projects and resources.
• Case management: To spot potential client in crisis or in distress, analyze circumstances and dynamics with sound judgment, develop strategies and intervention plan to deal with identified issues, and to inform supervisor on crisis or unusual incidents. Liaise and work with other professionals and client’s system including family and school counselor to ensure holistic and effective intervention.
• Engage, mentor and counsel alienated and ‘at-risk’ groups who reject formal activities to establish rapport for future intervention.
• Facilitate group work/workshop intervention and ensure regular contact with youths identified to be at-risk.
• Maintain and document records of all outreach activities and case sessions.
• Conduct and document evaluation reports for all outreach activities planned and implemented.
• Meet regularly with the Manager, YouthReach to assess case progress, intervention effectiveness and debrief and inform the Manager, YouthReach of caseloads and outcomes.
• To be flexible in your working hours, according to the needs of the programmes and clients.

• Minimum Diploma in Social Sciences or related discipline;
• Added advantage if candidate has prior experience working with and mentoring youths
• Able to work independently and in a team, possess good interpersonal, communication and written skills.
• Demonstrate emotional maturity and genuine passion to work with young people.