social services manager

ESCO occupation · 63 essential, 107 optional skills. Click a skill to find jobs that mention it.

Essential skills

manage social crisis undertake continuous professional development in social work prevent social problems advocate for social service users involve service users and carers in care planning communicate professionally with colleagues in other fields perform public relations carry out social work research manage government funding manage stress in organisation evaluate staff performance in social work advocate for others implement marketing strategies psychology manage ethical issues within social services set organisational policies apply change management promote social awareness adhere to organisational guidelines show intercultural awareness legal requirements in the social sector contribute to protecting individuals from harm address problems critically manage budgets for social services programs apply quality standards in social services review social service plan establish daily priorities promote social change deliver social services in diverse cultural communities build business relationships promote inclusion work within communities manage fundraising activities report on social development apply holistic approach within social services manage staff relate empathetically evaluate social work program's impact customer service comply with legislation in social services maintain records of work with service users analyse community needs build helping relationship with social service users follow health and safety precautions in social care practices social justice use person-centred planning monitor regulations in social services business management principles social sciences perform risk analysis communicate with social service users listen actively handle conflicts provide safeguarding to individuals demonstrate leadership in social service cases assess social service users' situation work in a multicultural environment in health care accept own accountability cooperate at inter-professional level consider economic criteria in decision making apply decision making within social work influence policy makers on social service issues apply socially just working principles

Optional & specialised skills

corporate social responsibility impact of social contexts on health maintain relations with local representatives ensure compliance with policies plan social service process perform project management communication principles coordinate with other emergency services apply organisational techniques advise on social security benefits protect client interests manage budgets disability care organise facility activities develop social security programmes test safety strategies ensure information transparency apply person-centred care older adults' needs recruit personnel manage personnel promote the safeguarding of young people personnel management tend to elderly people palliative care maintain the trust of service users law enforcement maintain logbooks ensure equipment availability supervise children first response communicate with others who are significant to service users conduct interview in social service identify security threats maintain relationships with government agencies develop a pedagogical concept public housing legislation report pollution incidents project management evaluate older adults' ability to take care of themselves communicate on the youth's well-being pollution legislation pollution prevention manage government policy implementation investigate social security applications implement care programmes for children health care system manage administrative systems present reports educate on emergency management meet standards of practice in social services manage health and safety flood remediation equipment geriatrics social security law organise operations of residential care services ensure public safety and security build community relations government social security programmes ensure law application maintain relations with children's parents company policies train employees manage accounts communicate by use of interpretation in social services manage health and safety standards oversee quality control delegate activities apply problem solving in social service organisational policies communicate with youth develop contingency plans for emergencies ensure cross-department cooperation schedule shifts represent the organisation support children's wellbeing apply strategic thinking advise on safety improvements plan allocation of space apply foreign languages in social services coordinate rescue missions government policy implementation apply conflict management pedagogy develop professional network child protection contribute to the safeguarding of children manage emergency procedures coordinate care establish collaborative relations provide improvement strategies adolescent psychological development accounting techniques manage children's problems support social service users in skills management financial management budgetary principles assess the development of youth strategies for handling cases of elder abuse liaise with colleagues analyse goal progress prepare exercise session respond to enquiries create solutions to problems recruit employees assist social service users with physical disabilities liaise with local authorities

Other matches: social work supervisor · corporate social responsibility manager · social service consultant · social services policy officer · bank manager

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