Careers in Adult Social Care
Careers in Adult Social Care and Housing
Placing the strengths of
individuals, families and community at the heart of care and wellbeing
Are you passionate about making a difference in people's lives?
A career in Adult Social Care on the Isle of Wight could be the perfect fit for you!
Our Adult Social Care and Housing Team is determined to help people to thrive, and not simply survive, in the place that they call home with the people and things that they love.
We work hard to empower island residents whilst ensuring that each person can draw on the care and support that they need, in the way that they need it.
Become part of #TeamIWC - join our Adult Social Care and Housing Needs workforce!
Current Vacancies in Adult Social Care and Housing Needs
Ready to take your social work career to the next level?
Join the Isle of Wight Council’s Localities team and make a real impact in a supportive, forward-thinking environment where your skills and development are truly valued. This is your opportunity to help shape the future of care across our vibrant island community.
Apply for the Social Worker Localities job
Empower your team to deliver care close to home.
Lead and inspire multi-disciplinary adult social care teams, delivering person-centred support and timely interventions. Drive service improvement, promote independence, and collaborate across agencies to enhance community-based care outcomes.
Apply for Team Manager job
Protect rights, deliver care, support mental health.
Deliver statutory mental health duties, lead assessments, and support complex cases. Collaborate across agencies, uphold legal responsibilities, and contribute to 24-hour AMHP rota ensuring safe, person-centred mental health interventions.
Apply for AMHP social worker job
Make CARE your Career
Working in adult social care is not just an emotionally rewarding role, it’s one of the most varied too. Working with a range of people with different care needs means every day is different to the next.
Have you been invited for interview?
The Department of Health and Social Care have drawn up some guidance and helpful tips for applicants about what to expect in an interview for a job in this sector.
This team is dedicated to preventing homelessness and ensuring individuals and families find housing solutions.
They manage cases with care, guiding people through their options and supporting them in securing long-term accommodation.
Their responsibilities include delivering the offering proactive assistance to those at risk and making arrangements for temporary accommodation.
This team is dedicated to preventing homelessness and ensuring individuals and families find housing solutions.
They manage cases with care, guiding people through their options and supporting them in securing long-term accommodation.
Their responsibilities include delivering the offering proactive assistance to those at risk and making arrangements for temporary accommodation.
This team is dedicated to preventing homelessness and ensuring individuals and families find housing solutions.
They manage cases with care, guiding people through their options and supporting them in securing long-term accommodation.
Their responsibilities include delivering the offering proactive assistance to those at risk and making arrangements for temporary accommodation.
This team administers the Choice Based Letting/Homefinder scheme.
Island HomeFinder gives customers choice in deciding where they want to live and properties that are available for rent are advertised each week.
The team deals with applications and queries to helps people access available housing opportunities.
This team manages and allocates temporary accommodation.
They oversee referrals, working with a range of accommodation providers to secure suitable long term housing options.
Their role also involves conducting regular checks to maintain quality standards and ensure Health and Safety compliance across all properties.
This team works to improve housing conditions in the private sector, ensuring all homes are safe, habitable, and meet required standards.
They provide licensing, advice, financial assistance, and enforcement to protect vulnerable residents in rented accommodation.
Their role includes regulating houses in multiple occupation and driving initiatives to raise overall standards in the private rental market.
They also deal with applications for Disabled Facilities Grants.
Be part of our Community Mental Health Teams, working alongside health professionals to support individuals experiencing mental health issues. AMHPs undergo regular re-accreditation to meet the Council’s statutory requirements for Mental Health Act Assessments.
We work closely with our partners to give the best help to those who draw on support and care. Our goal is to help individuals make informed choices, take control of their care, improve their quality of life and be active members of their community.
Our Occupational Therapists help individuals maintain their independence by providing advice, support, and arranging necessary equipment or adaptations for their homes. They collaborate with various teams and sectors to ensure individuals can live safely and comfortably in their own homes.
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