- Attend to pre-admission referrals and draw out Individualized Care Plans (ICPs and Needs Assessments for necessary intervention upon admission
- Schedule regular interactions i.e. visitation within families, siblings, or/and extended family members (or/and other caregivers)
- Make regular home visits with families or meetings with external/community resources i.e. schools, SSAs, the healthcare sector in gathering insights and recent developments/updates
- Work with families to equip them with the necessary skills and assistance to be able to manage and provide adequate care for their children (i.e. financial/legal assistance, job training/placement, parenting classes, substance abuse/mental health treatment etc.)
- Collaborate with various community partners in maintaining and reinstating familial ties for reintegration or/and preparation for self-efficacy in preparing for discharge
- Identify community-based support resources and ensure appropriate planning for independent living
- Assist with transitional placement of the children in securing other permanent/alternative care options
- Make referrals and introductions to other social service agencies for relevant services & programmes for both the children and families
- Offer information and support children and their families
- Address the development, emotional and mental needs of the children in providing quality care for the children in residence
- Provide counselling to the children and initiate/coordinate support linkages for the children with internal/in-house programmes or/and external agencies including schools, mental health facilities, private practice etc
- Provide counselling to family members in fostering family bonds and restoring relationships
- Maintain accurate records and prepare social reports (pre-admission, case review/summary, care plans, discharge etc) as required
- Maintain computerized records of admission, discharge and case review of all children
- Ensure case file documents and recordings are kept up to date
- Prepare and submit monthly statistical reports to MSF and other relevant agencies
- Assist in the development of the Casework Management System
- To support MTFA / Darul Ihsan in all events/functions
- To perform any other duties assigned by the Home Manager or Executive Director
- Degree in Social Work / Psychology / Counselling
- At least 2 years of casework and counselling experience
- Good care management and counselling skills
- Certified in doing mandatory counselling cases will be an advantage
- Good interpersonal and communication skills
- Meticulous and a team player
- Possess a responsible and caring attitude
- Meals and Refreshments: All employees may take meals and refreshments served by the MTFA kitchens.
- Healthcare: Medical and Dental Coverage
- Time Off: Paid leave, including Vacation, Medical, Marriage and Birthday Leave
- Learning Opportunities: Access training and development programs to boost your skills and career.
- Team Fun: Join in on yearly retreats and monthly team bonding activities.
Community Support Worker - Singapore - Muslimin Trust Fund Association
Description
About Us:Muslimin Trust Fund Association (MTFA) is a rapidly growing nonprofit organisation dedicated to serving theunderprivilege community in Singapore. Established with the aim of providing financial assistance and support to Muslims in need, MTFA focuses on various areas such as education, healthcare, welfare, and social services. As our organisation continues to expand, we are committed to making a positive impact in the lives of those we serve.
Role Overview: As a Social Worker, you will be a vital part of our team, helping children in need. Your main jobs will include making personalized care plans, visiting families, and linking up with community help. You will also give important counseling to children and their families, helping to strengthen family relationships and promote positive growth. Keeping detailed records and helping out with orphanage events and activities are other important aspects of this role. With your caring attitude and great communication skills, you will make a big difference in the lives of the children we look after.
Responsibilities
Care Planning & Case Management
Counselling
Administration
Other Duties
Candidate Requirements
Our Benefits:
Join us as a Social Worker at Darul Ihsan Orphanage and be part of a rewarding journey in creating a safe and loving home for our residents. Together, let's provide a bright future for these youths and make a lasting impact on their lives.