Team Leader - Home Support in Coventry

Team Leader - Home Support in Coventry

Coventry Full-Time On-site
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This Team Leader post sits in the Home Support Team at Age UK Coventry and Warwickshire, a charity. The post holder coordinates the team's office, line manages a group of administrators and keeps service targets and monthly reporting on track. The service delivers non-personal support to older people such as wellbeing checks, light cleaning, gardening and shopping trips, so the role is office-based with a strong focus on performance rather than personal care. An enhanced DBS check is required.

What the job involves

  • Oversee day-to-day coordination of the Home Support service across the City and County
  • Line manage administrators, including supervision, regular check-ins and annual appraisals
  • Monitor monthly performance, including hours, clients, support workers and locations, and act early on shortfalls
  • Lead recruitment, onboarding and retention of client-facing and support staff
  • Oversee accurate use of internal databases and dashboards for service delivery, invoicing and reporting
  • Collate client data and produce monthly monitoring reports for the Services Manager
  • Deal with client issues, including safeguarding concerns and complaints
  • Create and embed standard operating procedures
  • Develop IT processes and systems to improve efficiency
  • Promote services by identifying referral pathways and building partner relationships
  • Maintain office presence, manage escalations and ensure cover across core hours
  • Ensure staff follow organisational policies and set high standards of professionalism

Experience

  • Experience of working in health, social care or related support services
  • Line management experience, including supervision, performance monitoring and staff development
  • Experience using case management or CRM systems for service delivery, reporting and performance monitoring
  • Motivating and supporting staff to meet performance targets

Skills & knowledge

  • Strong planning and prioritisation, working proactively and independently
  • Excellent verbal and written communication
  • High digital competence, including Microsoft Office, email and databases, with skill in collecting and interpreting electronic data
  • Developing standard operating procedures and supporting staff to follow them

Checks & eligibility

  • Enhanced level DBS check

Other

  • Professional, compassionate, flexible, approachable, trustworthy and self-motivated

Nice to have

  • Relevant qualifications in health, social care or a related field
  • Experience of working with older people and/or people with multiple health needs
  • Knowledge of issues affecting older people

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Contact Details:

The Methodist Church in Britain Recruitment Team