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Deputy Service Manager

Building Recruitment Company
Posted 7 hours ago, valid for 13 minutes
Location

London, Greater London E10 6EJ, England

Salary

£18.02 - £37,481 per hour

Contract type

Full Time

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  • The Deputy Service Manager for Homeless in Tower Hamlets offers a salary of £18.02 per hour, equating to a permanent salary of £37,481.31.
  • This temporary-to-permanent position requires a commitment of 40 hours per week, primarily Monday to Friday, with occasional evening and weekend work.
  • Key responsibilities include managing a team, ensuring high-quality support programs, and effective case management for clients.
  • Candidates must have prior experience in managing client-focused services and supporting vulnerable individuals, along with staff leadership and innovative program development.
  • A DBS check within the last 12 months is essential, along with a good understanding of homelessness sector developments and legislation.
Deputy Service Manager – HomelessLOCATION:           Tower Hamlets     SALARY:                £18.02 Basic (£37,481.31 permanent equivalent)DURATION:Temp to PermHOURS:                  40 hours per week               (Monday – Friday 9am – 5pm | occasional evenings and weekend work required)  Daily Duties
  • Ensure a high-quality support programme is delivered which emphasises client choice and control and meets the needs of clients and funding bodies in terms of positive outcomes.
  • Ensure effective case management through case allocation, the accurate and timely maintenance of client records/databases, multi-agency working, file and case reviews and reflective practice.
  • Co-ordinate an innovative, high quality support programme to achieve positive outcomes for clients emphasising client choice and control.
  • Effectively manage a team of support staff in line with the organisations policies, including managing performance against organisational and contractual KPIs.
  • Role model the core values of the organisations to ensure positive relationships across the service and an environment which fosters wellbeing.
  • Implement all financial control measures as required to ensure the service receives all possible income and the clients are supported to pay all outstanding charges and remain debt free.
  • Liaise with external agencies and internal stakeholders to establish a network of support in line with client needs to achieve strategic relevance and contractual requirements and represent the organisation at local events as required.
  • Collaborate with the Chaplain to promote and facilitate the Chaplain’s involvement within the programme (where applicable).
  • Support and develop support staff in their professional development and their work with clients and provide coaching and mentoring for support staff.
  • Take responsibility for own personal development by developing and updating knowledge base in areas associated with the field of homelessness.
  • Participate in staff recruitment and performance management processes including undertaking investigations as required for incidents, grievances and disciplinary matters as required.
  • Deputise for the Service Manager in their absence.
Essential requirements
  • DBS within the last 12 months (must have original copy)
  • Previous experience of managing and delivering a client focussed service which undertakes holistic support needs, risk assessments and identifies appropriate support for clients.
  • Previous experience of working with and providing support to vulnerable people.
  • Demonstrable experience of leading and managing staff, including recruitment, development and performance management.
  • Proven experience of developing innovative support programmes incorporating an understanding of stakeholder and service user involvement.
  • Good working knowledge of developments in the homelessness sector including current legislation.
For more information on this role please contact Emily Rex on

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