Suffolk County Council

Administration

• Lead and manage a team of specialist Pension Leads
• Provide expert technical guidance across TPS and LGPS administration
• Plan, coordinate and monitor multiple project workstreams
• Manage risks, dependencies and delivery milestones
• Report progress, outcomes and performance to senior stakeholders
• Drive process improvement, operational efficiency and service resilience
• Ensure compliance with pension legislation, scheme regulations and organisational policies
• Collaborate with payroll, pensions, HR, finance, systems support and external pension providers
• Support development of sustainable processes, controls and operational procedures

Pensions Administration Assistant Manager

Social Worker

• Assess and support adults aged 18+ living in the community across Central Norfolk
• Work with the Physical Disability and Older People’s Team
• Apply the Care Act (2014) to provide proportionate, outcome-focused support
• Support individuals to achieve outcomes that matter most to them
• Use person-centred and strengths-based approaches
• Work collaboratively with Social Workers, Assistant Practitioners and Occupational Therapists
• Collaborate with Norfolk County Council, NHS and wider community partners
• Promote independence, resilience and wellbeing
• Manage complex cases
• Contribute to community-led and personalised solutions
• Reflect on practice, share insights and adapt approaches based on what works
• Contribute to continuous learning, improvement and innovation
• Attend face-to-face interviews at County Hall, Norwich

Assistant

• Undertake Care Act Assessments
• Develop support plans
• Conduct reviews
• Participate in covering the Mental Health Duty Team
• Work across the North Norfolk area and Mental Health Duty Team
• Work collaboratively with Norfolk and Suffolk Foundation Trust and various stakeholders
• Promote independence
• Engage with people in public spaces and utilise community assets
• Support people to be independent, resilient and well
• Contribute to continuous learning, shared insight and innovation
• Work from home and the Hellesdon Hospital office base, with opportunities to work from other Norfolk County Council bases

Assistant Practitioner

Clinician

• Join Norfolk County Council’s Therapeutic Services, Fostering Team
• Work across the County of Norfolk
• Work alongside social work teams in an integrated, trauma-informed service
• Offer specialist support to foster carers and respective social workers
• Provide clinical advice and consultation to social workers and foster carers
• Undertake direct work when a young person’s presentation or needs indicate intervention is required
• Support foster carers caring for children stepping down from residential care to family-based care
• Assist in devising individualized support plans for children, young people and foster carers
• Improve outcomes for children, young people and foster carers through a relationship-based, purposeful approach