Family Hub Practitioner

Interviews will be held on the 11th of March 2026.

Welcome to Spurgeons Wiltshire Family Hub, where families come first. We're dedicated to supporting families and young people from early years to young adulthood. Our comprehensive services include personalised one‑on‑one support, dynamic parenting advice and groups, assistance with accessing vital statutory and community services. We also have a digital family hub available 24/7. What sets us apart is our amazing team of dedicated professionals who are passionate about making a difference.

We provide compassionate guidance, while connecting families with essential resources, and champion their well‑being. Together, we’re building stronger, more resilient communities, one family at a time.

This is a home-based role, but not a remote position. Regular and frequent travel across the whole of the North Wiltshire area is required to meet families in their homes, schools, and community venues.

As a full‑time practitioner, you will hold a caseload of families, which will involve travelling across a wide geographical area.

• Provide one‑to‑one and group support that strengthens families and builds resilience.
• Carry a manageable caseload, offering tailored interventions that create lasting impact.
• Work in partnership with schools, health professionals, and community services to get families the right help at the right time.
• Champion the voice of families, advocating for their needs and removing barriers to support.
• Use your safeguarding knowledge and solution‑focused approach to keep children and young people safe and thriving.
• Contribute to innovative Family Hub services across Wiltshire, helping to shape stronger communities.

• Hold a Level 3 or above qualification in social work, family studies, youth and community work, psychology, or a related field.
• Bring experience of supporting children, young people and families, including case management and tailored support planning.
• Have strong knowledge of safeguarding, child protection, and early intervention practices.
• Communicate with confidence and compassion, building trust with families and professionals alike.
• Organise and prioritise a busy caseload, keeping accurate records and delivering positive outcomes.
• Work collaboratively with schools, health services, and community partners to coordinate support.
• Be adaptable, empathetic, and resilient, with a genuine commitment to empowering families.
• Able to travel independently and reliably across the North Wiltshire area to meet the demands of the role.