Suffolk County Council

We hope you’ve enjoyed reading all about our amazing social workers this week, if you would like to read more case studies, please visit https://lnkd.in/ert37iuG #SocialWorkWeek2025

“I remember thinking to myself how lonely it felt to be carer for a parent and didn’t want others to feel alone.” Hear from Jodie about what inspired her to become an Apprentice Social Worker: https://lnkd.in/dni36raP #SocialWorkWeek2025

Hear from Fiona, a Family Support Practitioner about ‘Life story work’ and the important role this plays in affirming a child’s identity: https://lnkd.in/ezzGe83v #SocialWorkWeek2025

“I feel honoured to work with the families we support and be a part of a wonderful, busy team!” Hear from Amy from the Post Adoption and Special Guardianship Order Team (PASGO), about the variety her role offers: https://lnkd.in/eP5ebqT3 #SocialWorkWeek2025

“The feeling of being able to help someone to manage more independently at home or supporting someone with a residential move at a difficult time of their life, is something else.” In this morning’s blog, Kate reflects on her 10 year career in Social care. https://lnkd.in/edgcW8Zf #SocialWorkWeek2025

This year our Annual Public Health Report is focused on ageing well in Suffolk. Stuart Keeble Director of Public Health in Suffolk has summarised the findings, recommendations and actions that have been detailed within this report. In this video, Stuart highlight three key take away points to note which include: 1. There is not one single thing we can do to help people to age well in Suffolk and it takes action from a number of partners working in Suffolk 2. Everyone ages differently - We must support people throughout the life cycle to make sure they age well in Suffolk 3. There is already some fantastic work being done in Suffolk so we need to embrace Read the report in full at https://lnkd.in/eGkPZjhw #PublicHealthSuffolk #AgeingWell #AgeingWellInSuffolk

Local taxi and private hire fleet drivers have shared their views and opinions on electric vehicles, with Suffolk's councils. This report details more, including the barriers to making the switch to EVs, busting some myths, and what we can do next: https://lnkd.in/eYZRJNkg

This week is #SocialWorkWeek2025. To celebrate the work of our amazing social workers here in Suffolk, we will be sharing interviews videos and blog posts throughout the week which give insight into the roles, challenges and rewards of Suffolk’s Social Workers. “Always seize new opportunities if they arise as you never know where they may lead.” Hear from Caroline in today’s blog post about what inspired her to start her career in children’s social services. https://lnkd.in/eCdqzQwQ

Do you want to make a lifestyle change? Do you want to reach your potential and further your education? Our new video showcases the beauty and charm of Suffolk, inviting you to join our dedicated team of Social Workers who make a difference every day. Suffolk is not just a place to work; it’s a place to live and grow. By joining our team, you’ll advance your career and find a community you’ll be proud to call home. Watch our inspiring video and see for yourself why Suffolk is the perfect place for your next career move. Together, we can create a brighter future for everyone in Suffolk. Reimagine the possibilities   📽 Video production by Ace Anglia   #becomeasocialworker #suffolkcountycouncil #SocialWorkWeek2025 Social Work England https://lnkd.in/egSUujGe

Exciting Opportunity at Suffolk County Council We are looking for a visionary leader to join us as the Head of SEND Transformation within our Local Area Partnership, in Ipswich, Suffolk. - Salary: £70,086 - £79,174 per annum - Hours: 37 hours per week, Permanent position Take the lead in delivering vital projects within the SEND Local Area Partnership, focusing on early identification and meeting the needs of children and young people. For further details and to apply, visit the link provided. https://lnkd.in/e7ETw_Ds #leadership #SuffolkCountyCouncil #SENDTransformation #IpswichOpportunity #SEND