House Leader

At The Beehive Project, our mission is to support young people from a variety of backgrounds, including those with mental health concerns, care leavers, neurodivergence and unaccompanied asylum-seeking children. We focus on fostering independence and personal responsibility, providing tailored services that empower people with the skills, resilience, and support needed to make informed decisions that positively shape their futures.

The House Leader will be responsible for leading and supporting young people with diverse abilities, many of whom may have experienced trauma or Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) in a supportive living environment. Our supported living accommodation properties offer a range of support, from high needs through to a move on model, all designed with the young people at their heart to ensure they develop the skills necessary for independent living.

This role requires a trauma-informed approach, providing compassionate, hands-on assistance while promoting safety, stability, and empowerment. The House Leader will also lead and supervise a team of support staff, ensuring the highest quality of support is delivered and that the individual needs and well-being of each young person are consistently met.

• Oversee the implementation of individual support plans and risk assessments for each young person, in consultation with the young person, their professional network and trusted adults.
• Supervise and direct the work of Support Workers, ensuring direct reports receive ongoing training and regular supervisions as well as giving new team members a thorough house induction.
• Ensure compliance with all CQC and Ofsted regulatory requirements, including licensing, health and safety regulations, and national guidelines.
• Report Health & Safety concerns, safeguarding incidents, and ongoing maintenance issues to the Service Manager.
• Foster a positive and inclusive culture at the facility, promoting residents' participation in community activities and events.
• Act as the on-call point of contact within a dedicated on-call team which is determined by a weekly rota basis.

• Level 4 Adult Social Care / Children and Young People or equivalent or working towards.
• Previous experience working with individuals with a range of complex needs, or other related populations, in a residential or community-based setting.
• Demonstrated leadership skills, including the ability to supervise and direct the work of others.
• Strong communication skills, including the ability to work effectively with external stakeholders.
• Ability to maintain confidentiality and respect residents' privacy and autonomy.
• Ability to work flexible hours, including some weekends if necessary.

• Passion: Bring energy, commitment, and heart to everything you do, showing genuine care for the young people we support.
• Respect: Treat every individual with dignity, understanding their unique story and valuing their voice and choices.
• Advocacy: Stand up for and alongside young people, helping them access opportunities, support, and services they are entitled to.
• Innovation: Be open to new ideas and creative approaches that improve the way we work and the outcomes for young people.
• Sense of Fun: Create moments of joy and connection, making our spaces feel positive, welcoming, and uplifting.
• Empowerment: Support young people to build confidence, make decisions, and take control of their own lives.

• 30 days holiday (inclusive of bank holidays) with additional days rewarded with long service.
• Regular supervision, support, and ongoing training opportunities.
• Sponsorship available for relevant health and social care qualifications.
• Gym membership.
• Health & wellbeing programme.
• Blue Light Discount card.
• Day off for your birthday (after successful completion of probation).
• Buy/bank holiday scheme (after successful completion of probation).
• Company sick pay.

If you are passionate about making a meaningful difference in somebody's life, we would love to hear from you.