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She has held multiple managerial positions within the realm of social care, both independently and collaboratively, involving communication with other professionals and external entities such as local authorities, family members, and law enforcement. She possesses the necessary qualifications and skills to provide comprehensive consultation. Additionally, she offers support, assistance, input, or guidance to Registered Managers of Homes and Responsible Individuals in order to ensure that the care plans and needs of children are adequately addressed.
Uwa possesses a foundation degree in Therapeutic Community and Therapeutic Organisations, a Bachelor of Science degree in Biochemistry, a National Vocational Qualification Level 5 in Care Leadership and Management, and is currently pursuing a Master’s degree in Psychodynamic Counselling. Uwa exhibits a sincere ardour for providing care to individuals and derives pleasure from the multifaceted nature of the position, which includes training and mentoring staff, as well as overseeing the diverse responsibilities and challenges inherent in managing a residential children’s home.
Uwaila possesses extensive external experience in health and social care settings, having served in various leadership capacities for a considerable duration, an expertise in the creation and execution of personalised support plans that prioritise the welfare, requirements, wishes, and preferences of the child concerned. Uwa possesses a significant amount of knowledge and specialised skills in effectively serving individuals who are susceptible to harm and disadvantage across various age groups. She has experience in leading teams that work with vulnerable populations, specifically children and young people who exhibit emotional and behavioural challenges, self-harm, and are at risk of sexual or criminal exploitation, etc. Uwa has garnered a positive reputation in this field. Her reputation within multiple local councils is attributed to her ability to establish a secure and welcoming environment for even the most difficult or hard to engage children, resulting in improved results and the optimisation of their capabilities. Uwa has collaborated with various organisations to enhance capacity and elevate the standard of care and outcomes. She has effectively maintained positive relationships with the council, social workers, and other pertinent stakeholders.