Counsellor, Social Worker, Family Support Services

Care Corner Singapore Ltd was founded in 1981, in a climate of changes in the early 1980s, as economic competition in the region intensified and the rift between the wealthy and the lower-income, particularly the Chinese blue-collar workers, widened. Rev Tan Tien Ser and a group of passionate individuals believed that these marginalized people with lower income and little opportunities for a formal education could be helped to realize their potential and become more competent and fulfilled persons. Through a series of early outreach initiatives, Care Corner has evolved into an organization offering a wide range of programs and services delivered through various social service centres located island-wide. In a bid to stay relevant to the needs of the community, Care Corner has continuously strived to offer new and innovative programs to support those in need and the less privileged.

You will be part of the team to provide casework and counselling services for families, with the goal for families to achieve healthy family functioning, and to deliver divorce support programmes and services to families who are affected by divorce, with the goal for families and their children to achieve stability and self-reliance.

Roles and Responsibilities:

Casework & Counselling

• Part of the Intake & Triage Team to conduct intake assessments for new intakes to identify needs, strengths, and risks and make necessary referrals for clients.
• Conduct counselling for individuals, couples, and families who are experiencing stress due to marital and family-related issues.
• Conduct case management for clients and case conferences with stakeholders.

Support Programme & Workshops

• Plan, review, and facilitate groupwork intervention for parents and children.
• Facilitate premarital and divorce-related programmes and workshops to help equip couples and parents with knowledge that enhances relationships and skills to cope with life transitions.
• Facilitate and supervise visitation access of divorcing/divorced parents with their children, ensuring that the session carries on smoothly and safely for both the parent and children.

Research & Practice

• Contribute to quality practice and professional matters in the agency.
• Engage in research to evaluate activities and identify service gaps.
• Facilitate internal training for the team/service point.

Networking

• Support networking and advocacy sessions with partners and stakeholders.

Requirements:

• Master's Degree in Counselling or Bachelor's Degree in Social Work (preferably with a recognized certification in Counselling).
• 3-5 years of relevant casework/counselling experience in counselling, social work, or related work involving family, parents, and children, and have experience in conducting training and workshops.
• Preferably an accredited member of SASW or a clinical member of SAC.
• Able to work in multiple sites.

Thank you for your application. We regret that only shortlisted candidates will be notified.