Intensive Support Social Worker (Child Welfare)

We are actively recruiting across North Carolina, with an immediate focus in the Charlotte, NC area and surrounding counties.

As a member of the Intensive Support Social Work Team (ISSWT), you will engage in direct child welfare practice, including:

• Completing backlog assessment cases
• Conducting assessment initiations
• Supporting Family In-Home Services and Permanency Planning through visits, case planning, and related activities
• Participating in after-hours and weekend on-call rotations
• Ensuring practice aligns with federal and state law, policy, and best practices
• Partnering with counties to carry cases (anticipated expansion in 2026)

This role requires professionals who embody the Allies4Outcomes excellence-in-customer-service philosophy and thrive in a creative, innovative, non-governmental agency environment.

What We Offer

• Flexible opportunities for up to 38 hours per week
• Weekday, weekend, and after-hours options
• Statewide impact through collaborative county partnerships
• Immediate openings available

Required Competencies & Qualifications

• Minimum 5 years of experience as a North Carolina CPS Social Worker or Supervisor
• Forensic training preferred
• Must not have been employed by Mecklenburg County DSS within the past 3 years (to ensure contract compliance and avoid conflicts of interest)
• Deep knowledge of NC child welfare policy, practice standards, CQI processes, and family engagement
• Strong technology skills and ability to work independently while representing company values
• Demonstrated ability to:
  • Manage personal and organizational change with flexibility and emotional regulation
  • Support others through change
  • Adapt to evolving county needs
• Willingness to travel across North Carolina and maintain flexible work hours
• Must meet Investigative Assessment Treatment Social Worker requirements

Join Us

Be part of a team transforming child welfare practice and service delivery through collaboration, innovation, and measurable impact.