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Deputy Home Manager

An opportunity has arisen for a dedicated Deputy Manager to a well-established child-focused organisation that provides a safe, supportive environment for growth and learning.

As a Deputy Manager, you will be supporting the overall running of the home, guiding the care team, and ensuring every young person receives tailored, high-quality support.

This full-time role offers a salary range of £30,000 - £34,000and benefits.

You Will Be Responsible For:

? Assisting the Registered Manager with day-to-day operational oversight.
? Contributing to care planning and reviewing the evolving needs of young people.
? Supporting colleagues to deliver proactive, individualised care.
? Encouraging constructive relationships between young people, staff, and families.
? Leading shifts and ensuring smooth, informative handovers.
? Overseeing induction, mentoring, and development of new team members.
? Upholding financial and administrative processes in line with organisational guidelines.
? Ensuring all regulatory documentation is accurate, compliant, and ready for inspection.
? Carrying out risk assessments in line with safeguarding and health & safety requirements.


What We Are Looking For:

? Previously worked as a Deputy Manager, Deputy Home Manager, Assistant Manager, Childcare Manager, Care Manager, Deputy care Manager, Home Manager, Care Practitioner, Therapeutic Practitioner, Childcare Practitioner, Assistant Home Manager, Assistant Care Manager or in a similar role.
? Previous experience of 2 years in a supported housing or children's residential setting.
? Supervisory background of 1 year within a care environment.
? Experience supporting vulnerable young people with diverse and complex needs.
? A relevant Level 3 qualification (e.g., QCF/NVQ) with a willingness to progress to Level 5.
? Knowledge of safeguarding principles and supported accommodation practice.
? Familiarity with relevant legislation and quality standards within children's s