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Sorcha Evans

Sorcha Evans

Experienced social care professional with a strong background in assessment, care planning, and multi-agency support for children, young people, and families

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CaerphillyMember since June 15, 2026
Wellbeing assessmentsCase records and documentationSafeguardingPerson-centred supportSupporting individuals with neurodiversityRisk management
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Wellbeing assessmentsCase records and documentationSafeguardingPerson-centred supportSupporting individuals with neurodiversity

About

I am a motivated and compassionate social care professional experienced in supporting individuals with neurodiversity, learning disabilities, adverse childhood experiences, and complex support needs. Registered with Social Care Wales, Enhanced DBS holder, and full UK driving licence holder.

Experience

Social Work Assistant at Cardiff Council – Child Health and Disability Team (2025-01 – Present)

  • Conduct and complete wellbeing assessments for children and families accessing disability services.
  • Develop, review, and update care and support plans in accordance with assessed needs and statutory requirements.
  • Facilitate and coordinate respite provision to support children, young people, and their families.
  • Arrange and participate in multi-disciplinary team meetings involving education, health, social care, and other partner agencies.
  • Maintain accurate case records and documentation in line with legislation, policy, and best practice.
  • Build positive working relationships with children, families, carers, and professionals to support effective intervention planning.
  • Contribute to safeguarding processes and promote the welfare and wellbeing of children and young people.
  • Support social workers in delivering strengths-based and outcome-focused services.

Support Worker at Touchstone Support Services (2024-08 – 2025-01)

  • Delivered person-centred support to individuals with a wide range of needs, including neurodivergence, learning disabilities, and those affected by adverse childhood experiences.
  • Supported individuals within their homes and local communities to promote independence, wellbeing, and social inclusion.
  • Assisted service users in accessing education, employment, healthcare, and community opportunities.
  • Built trusting professional relationships while maintaining appropriate boundaries and safeguarding standards.
  • Monitored wellbeing, identified emerging concerns, and communicated effectively with families and professionals.
  • Maintained accurate records and contributed to support planning and risk management processes.
  • Worked independently and as part of a multidisciplinary network to ensure high-quality support delivery.

Education

BA (Hons) in Childhood and Youth Studies – The Open University

Certificate of Higher Education (CertHE) in Health and Social Care – The Open University

Skills

care planningand multi-agency support for childrenyoung peopleand families

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