Lincolnshire County Council · Spalding, England · £40k–£44k
This is a live UK-based role at Lincolnshire County Council, a UK Skilled Worker sponsor tracked by Sponsorly AI against the Home Office register. Posted 1 October 2026. Listed as open until 3 November 2026.
Job Introduction Job Introduction Make a Difference. Empower Recovery. Shape the Future of Mental Health Social Work. Are you an experienced and passionate Social Worker looking for your next opportunity? We are recruiting two Social Worker Level 2s to join our Mental Health Social Work Team in the south of the county, where you will play a key role in supporting adults to achieve positive outcomes, maximise their independence, and achieve their personal goals. This is more than a social work role. It is an opportunity to be part of a service that is evolving, ambitious and committed to delivering outstanding support for adults experiencing mental ill health across Lincolnshire. As a Social Worker Level 2, you will work alongside individuals, families, carers and partner organisations to help people regain independence, build on their strengths, and achieve the outcomes that matter most to them. Every day presents new opportunities to make a meaningful difference to someone’s life. You will join a welcoming, supportive, and highly motivated team that values collaboration, reflective practice, and professional curiosity. We recognise that mental health social work can be both rewarding and challenging, which is why we place significant emphasis on wellbeing, learning and development, and creating an environment where colleagues can thrive. You will join a welcoming, supportive, and highly motivated team that values collaboration, reflective practice, and professional curiosity. We recognise that mental health social work can be both rewarding and challenging, which is why we place significant emphasis on wellbeing, learning and development, and creating an environment where colleagues can thrive. About the Role As a Social Worker Level 2 , you will hold a varied and often complex caseload, supporting adults with mental health needs to live as independently and safely as possible within their communities. Working within a strengths-based framework, you will undertake assessments, develop outcome-focused support plans, coordinate services, and work collaboratively with individuals to identify solutions that build resilience, maximise independence and promote wellbeing. This is a role where professional judgement, relationship-building and creativity come together. You will have the opportunity to work closely with health colleagues, community organisations, and partner agencies to deliver integrated, person-centred support that genuinely improves lives. Key aspects of the role include: Managing a varied and complex caseload. Undertaking Care Act assessments and strengths-based conversations. Supporting adults experiencing mental health challenges to achieve positive outcomes. Working collaboratively with health, housing, voluntary sector, and community partners. Leading and contributing to safeguarding enquiries and risk management processes. Developing, implementing, and reviewing care and support plans. Supporting, mentoring, and sharing your e…
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