Chief Social Worker for Children and Families

The Chief Social Worker for Children and Families is a senior professional responsible for improving how social services support vulnerable children and their families. They provide expert guidance, oversee policies, and ensure best practices are followed to protect children’s well-being. They also advocate for child-centered approaches, support social workers, and work with government and organizations to develop effective strategies. Essentially, they help ensure that children receive safe, equitable, and high-quality support to promote healthy development and stable family environments.