Childcare provider Work, Jobs in Paisley, Sct (with Salaries)

Fostering Panel Member
Kibble —Paisley
- Travel
- Communication skills
6d
Glasgow Services - Childcare Worker
LOVE@Care Ltd —Glasgow
- £13.45 an hour
- Paid training
- Referral programme
Quick apply
Self-Employed Ind. Visitor (Children's Homes)
NATIONAL YOUTH ADVOCACY SERVICE —Scotland
- Part-time
- Experience working with children
- School
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Early Years Practitioner (Term-time) - Kingcase Early Years Centre - SOA12769
South Ayrshire Council —Prestwick
- £26,839 - £29,445 a year
- Temporary
- Experience working with children
- Continuous improvement
- Communication skills
- Employee discount
11d
Nursery Leader (Part time & Full time)
Healthy Steps Nursery —Glasgow
- From £16 an hour
- Part-time
- Childcare
- English
- Experience working with children
- Free parking
- Health & wellbeing programme
Quick apply
4d
Lanarkshire - Childcare Support Worker
LOVE@Care Ltd —Bellshill
- £13.45 an hour
- Part-time
- In-person
- Paid training
- Referral programme
Quick apply
Early Years Practitioner
Kirriemuir Nursery —Glasgow
- £13.64 an hour
- Full-time
- Childcare
- In-person
Quick apply
7d
Activities Coordinator
Ardenlee Care Home —Dunoon
- £13.08 an hour
- Part-time
- Communication skills
- Annual leave
Quick apply
13d
HR Officer
Kibble —Glasgow
- £35,325 - £40,790 a year
- Recruiting
- Contracts
- Leadership
4d
Activities Coordinator
Greenways Care Home —Glasgow
- £12.71 an hour
- Full-time
- Communication skills
- Annual leave
Quick apply
2h
Senior Residential Childcare Worker
CrossReach —Port Glasgow
- £35,653 - £37,101 a year
- Call to connect
- School
- Employee discount
11d
odern Apprentice Roles in Early Learning & Childcare | Multiple Nursery Vacancies Across Glasgow & E
l&g learning(Scotland)ltd —Glasgow
- From £8 an hour
- Part-time
- Experience working with children
- In-person
- Teaching
Quick apply
8d
Early Years Centre Manager (Term-Time) - Space Place Early Years Centre - SOA12938
South Ayrshire Council —Prestwick
- £54,602 - £60,043 a year
- Experience working with children
- Employee discount
10h
Residential Childcare Worker - Nights
CrossReach —Stirling
- £32,600 - £34,699 a year
- Part-time
- Communication skills
- Employee discount
11d
Senior System Analyst
Kibble —Glasgow
- £42,998 - £45,828 a year
- Azure
- SharePoint
- Leadership

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Fostering Panel Member

Kibble -
Paisley

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Job details

6 days ago

Qualifications

Experience working with looked-after children
Report writing
Stakeholder liaison
Collaboration with foster carers
Child welfare experience
Experience of working with children and young people
Communication skills

Full job description

Who are we?

Kibble is Scotland’s specialist provider of services for at risk children and young people. By providing a range of integrated services, we help build positive futures for children and young people, with complex social, emotional and educational needs.

Job Purpose:

We are currently seeking passionate and knowledgeable individuals for our Fostering Panel who have a professional and/or personal experience with looked after children.

Our panel has a very important role at Kibble as it considers and approves applications from those wishing to become foster carers. We are looking for the right people to do this in a way that meets the requirements set out in the regulations, guidance and standards.

Successful candidates will have excellent leadership qualities. You will be required to read and assimilate complex material, identify relevant matters, and participate in professional discussions, ensuring that recommendations made are balanced, evidence based and informed. In return you will be offered an enhanced induction programme in a supportive environment with access to Kibble’s amazing training and development as well as the opportunity to attend external training. Most importantly you will play an important role in supporting children to have the stability, safety and love that they deserve.

Main Duties:

Preparation for participating in Kibble Panels i.e., reading relevant reports carefully before the meeting
Attend the meeting prepared to raise issues and to contribute to confidential pre-panel discussions and Kibble Panel proceedings
Take responsibility for participating in the making of a recommendation, on each case, drawing on both personal and professional knowledge and experience
Contributing to practice standards within the Fostering Service and the Adult Placement Service based on your relevant experience on the needs of young people at risk
Attending annual training, business meetings and up to four Kibble panels per annum
To be prepared to attend additional panels, if possible, if requested
To participate, with other members, in advising on policy and procedure matters as required
To address diversity issues and promote anti-discriminatory practice
To safeguard the confidentiality of all panel papers and panel discussions
To participate constructively in the annual review of your panel membership
Liaising with both the Kibble Panel Chair and Professional Advisor (Panel Coordinator) in facilitating your duties as a Kibble Panel member i.e. attendance, additional information required
To undertake any other reasonable tasks as requested by the Kibble Panel Chair or other senior member of staff in discharging the role of Kibble Panel member e.g. involvement in presentations to other agencies.

Skills, Knowledge and Experience

Essential

Broad life experience with particular experience in understanding the needs of ‘at risk’ young people including their faith, cultural and spiritual needs
Experience of working in a professional, paid or voluntary capacity with ‘looked-after’ young people involved in the children’s hearing system
Accountability and flexible working
Ability to evidence child centred practice
Good knowledge of child development
Ability to work as part of a professional team
Ability to liaise with relevant persons and professionals
Good verbal and written communication skills
Good assessment skills
Promotes an equal opportunities perspective that respects diversity
The ability to read, process and analyse large amounts of complex and sometimes distressing information
The ability to make an assessment and to form a view, based on the written and verbal information presented to panel, and the confidence to articulate this at panel
The ability to attend panel meetings as required, arriving on time, and to attend at least one training day each year
An understanding of, and a commitment to, the need for confidentiality

Desirable

Experience in working within community-based settings to support ‘at risk’ young people
Experience of young people placed with foster carers and adult placement carers
Experience of working with foster carers and adult placement carers
Experience of report writing and assessment
Broad understanding of the needs of individuals and groups within society i.e. impact of racism, disability and discrimination.
An appreciation of the effect of separation and loss on children
An awareness of the richness of different kinds of families and their potential for meeting young people’s needs
Some understanding of the purpose and function of the panel and of the agency that the panel is serving or a willingness to learn
A commitment to keeping young people within their own family or community where possible and to maintaining an appropriate type and level of contact between young people and their birth families where this appears to be in the young person’s best interest
A commitment to fostering as a way of meeting a young person’s needs for security, safety and nurturing when these are not available within their birth family
A willingness to increase knowledge and understanding of issues through reading, discussion and training
A willingness to contribute constructively to discussion of your panel membership and functioning

Other Requirements

Willing to travel to attend Kibble Panels primarily within Kibble’s Community Hub, Paisley

Additional Information

It is recognised that much of this voluntary work will be conducted during afternoons and that additional financial support may be required to ensure childcare or elder care provision for those with dependent relatives. The timing of Kibble Panels is subject to review on an ongoing basis and alternative arrangements, such as, early evening Panels can also be considered to facilitate participation within the Kibble Panel.

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childcare provider jobs in paisley, sct

Fostering Panel Member

Glasgow Services - Childcare Worker

Self-Employed Ind. Visitor (Children's Homes)

Early Years Practitioner (Term-time) - Kingcase Early Years Centre - SOA12769

Nursery Leader (Part time & Full time)

Lanarkshire - Childcare Support Worker

Early Years Practitioner

Activities Coordinator

HR Officer

Activities Coordinator

Senior Residential Childcare Worker

odern Apprentice Roles in Early Learning & Childcare | Multiple Nursery Vacancies Across Glasgow & E

Early Years Centre Manager (Term-Time) - Space Place Early Years Centre - SOA12938

Residential Childcare Worker - Nights

Senior System Analyst

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