To work within a multidisciplinary team, working alongside social workers, childrens family support and bereavement practitioner, spiritual care and clinical colleagues under the guidance of the Support, Welfare & Bereavement Lead. To play a key role in delivering holistic support to adults and children with life-limiting conditions, as well as to their families and carers - both within the hospice and across the wider community, addressing psychological, emotional, social, and practical needs through all stages of illness, end-of-life care, and bereavement. To support the future development and growth of the family support service Accept and triage referrals from a range of sources including Hospice services, GPs, hospitals, Specialist Palliative Care team, other health and care providers, and self-referrals. Hold a clinical caseload, acting as a key worker to deliver psychosocial support through comprehensive assessment, care planning, delivery, and evaluation.
Collaborate with the multidisciplinary team to co-produce personalised care and support plans that enhance patient and family wellbeing

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