ISCO Occupation Group 2422.12 Social Service Consultant
From Open Risk Manual
Definition
Social Service Consultant: Social service consultants aid in the development of policy and procedure for social service programs. They research social service programs and identify areas for improvement, as well as aid in the development of new programs. They fulfil advisory functions for social service organisations.
Essential Skills
- Evaluate Social Work Program'S Impact
- Communicate With Social Service Users
- Advise On Legislative Acts
- Liaise With Local Authorities
- Maintain Relations With Local Representatives
- Legal Requirements In The Social Sector
- Maintain Relationships With Government Agencies
- Government Policy Implementation
- Monitor Regulations In Social Services
- Advise On Social Service Process
- Influence Policy Makers On Social Service Issues
- Social Justice
- Report On Social Development
- Provide Improvement Strategies
Optional Skills
- Create Solutions To Problems
- Assess Social Service Users' Situation
- Promote Social Change
- Implement Strategic Planning
- Manage Government Policy Implementation
- Work Within Communities
- Make Legislation Transparent For Users Of Social Services
- Plan Social Service Process
- Analyse Community Needs
- Promote Social Awareness
- Build Community Relations
- Promote Inclusion
- Present Reports
Alternative Names
- Social Services Developer
- Social Planning Consultant
- Welfare Consultant
- Social Service Planning Consultant
- Social Development Consultant
- Social Services Expert
- Social Services Consultant
- Community Development Consultant
- Social Services Planner
