At a Glance
- Tasks: Lead and support a team of Recovery Workers in a dynamic residential service.
- Company: Established residential support service in Abingdon with a focus on positive outcomes.
- Benefits: Competitive salary, professional development, and the chance to influence service improvements.
- Other info: Join us for a 6-month FTC with potential for extension or permanence.
- Why this job: Make a real difference by guiding a team through exciting changes and challenges.
- Qualifications: Management experience in mental health or social care is preferred.
The predicted salary is between 30000 - 35000 £ per year.
Are you an experienced Team Leader who enjoys supporting teams, improving services and helping people achieve positive outcomes?
Were currently looking for a Team Leader to join a well-established residential support service in Abingdon.
This is a hands-on management role where youll have the opportunity to lead a team, influence how the service operates and play an important part in supporting colleagues through a period of change.
Please note: this is a 6 month FTC (subject to further extension or the role becoming permanent).
The salary scale is £30,000 - £35,000 per annum (depending on experience).
The role Youll work as part of the management team, taking responsibility for the day-to-day running of the service and providing leadership to a team of Recovery Workers.
Youll have direct line management responsibility for around 45 members of the team , working alongside another Team Leader and reporting into the Service Manager.
The service is currently reviewing and developing its ways of working, so this is a particularly interesting time to join.
A key part of your role will be helping staff understand and adapt to changes, providing clear leadership and making sure the team remains supported and focused throughout the process.
Youll be encouraged to bring your own experience and ideas, while working closely with the wider management team to maintain a high-quality service.
What youll be responsible for Managing, supporting and developing a team of Recovery Workers.
Providing effective day-to-day leadership and operational oversight.
Holding regular supervision and supporting staff with their professional development.
Coaching and motivating team members to achieve their objectives.
Monitoring team performance, targets and quality standards.
Supporting the implementation of new processes and ways of working.
Helping manage change positively and keeping the team engaged throughout periods of development.
Working with internal teams and external professionals to ensure effective support is provided.
Supporting with safeguarding, risk management, incidents and complaints where required.
Ensuring records, reports and other documentation are accurate and completed appropriately.
Contributing to service improvement and identifying opportunities to strengthen how the service operates.
Supporting recruitment, induction and staff training.
Deputising for the Service Manager when required.
What were looking for Were looking for someone with previous management or supervisory experience , ideally within mental health, social care, supported housing, health and social care or a similar setting.
You don't necessarily need to have worked in exactly the same type of service.
What's important is that you can demonstrate that you know how to lead people, manage performance and create a positive team environment.
You'll ideally bring: Experience managing or supervising staff.
The ability to motivate, coach and develop a team.
Experience working towards targets, KPIs or service objectives.
Good organisational and reporting skills.
Strong communication and relationship-building skills.
A calm, practical and solutions-focused approach.
Confidence dealing with challenging situations and making decisions.
The ability to support people through change and introduce new ways of working.
An understanding of the needs of people who may require additional support.
A Level 3 qualification in Health
Senior Recovery Worker employer: Red 5 People
Join an award-winning national charity that prioritises employee well-being and offers a predominantly home-based Quality Assurance Officer role, allowing you to make a significant impact on life-changing public services. With a strong commitment to professional development, a collaborative work culture, and the opportunity to contribute to meaningful employment support programmes, this position is perfect for those looking to enhance their career while making a difference in the community.
