Major Healthcare

Ofsted Registered Manager – Children’s Residential Home

Ofsted Registered Manager – Children’s Unit
£48,000 – £60,000
Based In Derbyshire

Are you an experienced leader with a passion for supporting children and young people? This is a vital role that combines leadership, care, and compliance to ensure our service users receive the highest standard of support.

Responsibilities

  • Leadership & Management: Take legal responsibility as the Ofsted Registered Manager, ensuring the unit operates smoothly and efficiently. Provide guidance and support to staff, fostering a positive and professional environment.
  • Care & Support: Implement and monitor individual care plans, ensuring the health, welfare, and development of service users are prioritized. Manage key stages of placements, such as admissions and discharges, with sensitivity and care.
  • Collaboration: Work closely with families, social workers, health and education professionals to maintain strong, positive relationships and ensure comprehensive support for service users.
  • Compliance & Record-Keeping: Ensure compliance with legislation, including the Children Act and National Minimum Care Standards. Maintain accurate records and oversee the staff team’s documentation.
  • Staff Development: Involve yourself in recruitment, training, supervision, and performance management of staff. Ensure regular training and support are provided to maintain a skilled workforce.
  • Budget Management: Oversee unit budgets, prepare reports, and ensure financial systems are followed in accordance with company policies.
  • Community Engagement: Create a homely environment for service users and develop links with local resources to enhance participation in community activities.

Requirements

  • Previous experience in a managerial role within a care setting, particularly with children and young people.
  • Strong understanding of legislative requirements and care standards.
  • Excellent leadership, communication, and interpersonal skills.
  • Level 3 in Children and Young Peoples Workforce Diploma (or equivalent)
  • Level 5 diploma in Leadership & Management (health & social care) children & young people (or equivalent)
  • Minimum two years’ experience working in social care
  • Experience leading and motivating a staff team
  • Knowledge of legislation and Ofsted requirements
  • Flexible and willing to go the extra mile

This role offers a unique opportunity to make a positive impact on families and young people, while ensuring compliance with Ofsted regulations and maintaining the highest standards of safeguarding and care.

Please note, Sponsorship will not be provided, and all applicants must have the right to work in the UK

INDJO

Deputy Manager – Children’s Assessment Centre

Deputy Manager – Children’s Family Assessment Centre
£38,000 – £44,000
Based In Wigan

Responsibilities

  • Support the centre Manager in day-to-day management and operations of the Family Assessment Centre – Maintaining a compliant, safe and homely environment
  • Support parents to reach their full potential in caring for their children
  • Safeguard children and parents through assessment, planning, and reviews
  • Provide leadership, guidance and support to the Staff Team
  • Contribute to the recruitment, training, and development of staff, identifying training needs and opportunities for professional growth.
  • Act as a role model and mentor to staff, demonstrating professionalism, integrity, and a commitment to the highest standards of care and ethical practice.
  • Leadership & Accountability: Serve as the Deputy Manager, taking legal responsibility for the service and acting as part of the senior professionals within the team.
  • High-Quality Family Support: Ensure families receive the best care, meeting all their needs and helping them achieve their full potential.
  • Safeguarding & Risk Management: Help to lead in safeguarding efforts, ensuring all vulnerable individuals are protected and conducting regular risk assessments.
  • Placement & Record Management: Help to oversee placement plans, admissions, discharges, and ensure accurate, detailed record-keeping.
  • Collaboration: Work closely with social workers, health professionals, local authorities, and the Therapeutic Team to provide holistic support for families.
  • Reporting & Court Attendance: Help to supervise report writing and attend court to provide evidence when necessary.
  • Health & Welfare: Promote the health and welfare of families, ensuring all needs are met in a safe, homely environment.
  • Open Culture & Communication: Foster an open, supportive environment for residents and ensure effective communication within the team.

Requirements

  • Hold a Level 3 in Children and Young Peoples Workforce Diploma (or equivalent)
  • Either hold or be committed to completing Level 5 diploma in Leadership and Management for health & social care children & young people services
  • Minimum two years’ experience working in social care
  • Experience leading and motivating a staff team
  • Knowledge of legislation and Ofsted requirements
  • Flexible and willing to go the extra mile

This role offers a unique opportunity to make a positive impact on families while ensuring compliance with Ofsted regulations and maintaining the highest standards of safeguarding and care.

Please note, Sponsorship will not be provided, and all applicants must have the right to work in the UK

INDJO

Deputy Manager – Children’s Assessment Centre

Deputy Manager – Children’s Family Assessment Centre
£38,000 – £44,000
Based In Walsall

Responsibilities

  • Support the centre Manager in day-to-day management and operations of the Family Assessment Centre – Maintaining a compliant, safe and homely environment
  • Support parents to reach their full potential in caring for their children
  • Safeguard children and parents through assessment, planning, and reviews
  • Provide leadership, guidance and support to the Staff Team
  • Contribute to the recruitment, training, and development of staff, identifying training needs and opportunities for professional growth.
  • Act as a role model and mentor to staff, demonstrating professionalism, integrity, and a commitment to the highest standards of care and ethical practice.
  • Leadership & Accountability: Serve as the Deputy Manager, taking legal responsibility for the service and acting as part of the senior professionals within the team.
  • High-Quality Family Support: Ensure families receive the best care, meeting all their needs and helping them achieve their full potential.
  • Safeguarding & Risk Management: Help to lead in safeguarding efforts, ensuring all vulnerable individuals are protected and conducting regular risk assessments.
  • Placement & Record Management: Help to oversee placement plans, admissions, discharges, and ensure accurate, detailed record-keeping.
  • Collaboration: Work closely with social workers, health professionals, local authorities, and the Therapeutic Team to provide holistic support for families.
  • Reporting & Court Attendance: Help to supervise report writing and attend court to provide evidence when necessary.
  • Health & Welfare: Promote the health and welfare of families, ensuring all needs are met in a safe, homely environment.
  • Open Culture & Communication: Foster an open, supportive environment for residents and ensure effective communication within the team.

Requirements

  • Hold a Level 3 in Children and Young Peoples Workforce Diploma (or equivalent)
  • Either hold or be committed to completing Level 5 diploma in Leadership and Management for health & social care children & young people services
  • Minimum two years’ experience working in social care
  • Experience leading and motivating a staff team
  • Knowledge of legislation and Ofsted requirements
  • Flexible and willing to go the extra mile

This role offers a unique opportunity to make a positive impact on families while ensuring compliance with Ofsted regulations and maintaining the highest standards of safeguarding and care.

Please note, Sponsorship will not be provided, and all applicants must have the right to work in the UK

INDJO

Deputy Manager – Children’s Assessment Centre

Deputy Manager – Children’s Family Assessment Centre
£38,000 – £44,000
Based In Sheffield

Responsibilities

  • Support the centre Manager in day-to-day management and operations of the Family Assessment Centre – Maintaining a compliant, safe and homely environment
  • Support parents to reach their full potential in caring for their children
  • Safeguard children and parents through assessment, planning, and reviews
  • Provide leadership, guidance and support to the Staff Team
  • Contribute to the recruitment, training, and development of staff, identifying training needs and opportunities for professional growth.
  • Act as a role model and mentor to staff, demonstrating professionalism, integrity, and a commitment to the highest standards of care and ethical practice.
  • Leadership & Accountability: Serve as the Deputy Manager, taking legal responsibility for the service and acting as part of the senior professionals within the team.
  • High-Quality Family Support: Ensure families receive the best care, meeting all their needs and helping them achieve their full potential.
  • Safeguarding & Risk Management: Help to lead in safeguarding efforts, ensuring all vulnerable individuals are protected and conducting regular risk assessments.
  • Placement & Record Management: Help to oversee placement plans, admissions, discharges, and ensure accurate, detailed record-keeping.
  • Collaboration: Work closely with social workers, health professionals, local authorities, and the Therapeutic Team to provide holistic support for families.
  • Reporting & Court Attendance: Help to supervise report writing and attend court to provide evidence when necessary.
  • Health & Welfare: Promote the health and welfare of families, ensuring all needs are met in a safe, homely environment.
  • Open Culture & Communication: Foster an open, supportive environment for residents and ensure effective communication within the team.

Requirements

  • Hold a Level 3 in Children and Young Peoples Workforce Diploma (or equivalent)
  • Either hold or be committed to completing Level 5 diploma in Leadership and Management for health & social care children & young people services
  • Minimum two years’ experience working in social care
  • Experience leading and motivating a staff team
  • Knowledge of legislation and Ofsted requirements
  • Flexible and willing to go the extra mile

This role offers a unique opportunity to make a positive impact on families while ensuring compliance with Ofsted regulations and maintaining the highest standards of safeguarding and care.

Please note, Sponsorship will not be provided, and all applicants must have the right to work in the UK

INDJO

Deputy Manager – Children’s Assessment Centre

Deputy Manager – Children’s Family Assessment Centre
£38,000 – £44,000
Based In Rotherham

Responsibilities

  • Support the centre Manager in day-to-day management and operations of the Family Assessment Centre – Maintaining a compliant, safe and homely environment
  • Support parents to reach their full potential in caring for their children
  • Safeguard children and parents through assessment, planning, and reviews
  • Provide leadership, guidance and support to the Staff Team
  • Contribute to the recruitment, training, and development of staff, identifying training needs and opportunities for professional growth.
  • Act as a role model and mentor to staff, demonstrating professionalism, integrity, and a commitment to the highest standards of care and ethical practice.
  • Leadership & Accountability: Serve as the Deputy Manager, taking legal responsibility for the service and acting as part of the senior professionals within the team.
  • High-Quality Family Support: Ensure families receive the best care, meeting all their needs and helping them achieve their full potential.
  • Safeguarding & Risk Management: Help to lead in safeguarding efforts, ensuring all vulnerable individuals are protected and conducting regular risk assessments.
  • Placement & Record Management: Help to oversee placement plans, admissions, discharges, and ensure accurate, detailed record-keeping.
  • Collaboration: Work closely with social workers, health professionals, local authorities, and the Therapeutic Team to provide holistic support for families.
  • Reporting & Court Attendance: Help to supervise report writing and attend court to provide evidence when necessary.
  • Health & Welfare: Promote the health and welfare of families, ensuring all needs are met in a safe, homely environment.
  • Open Culture & Communication: Foster an open, supportive environment for residents and ensure effective communication within the team.

Requirements

  • Hold a Level 3 in Children and Young Peoples Workforce Diploma (or equivalent)
  • Either hold or be committed to completing Level 5 diploma in Leadership and Management for health & social care children & young people services
  • Minimum two years’ experience working in social care
  • Experience leading and motivating a staff team
  • Knowledge of legislation and Ofsted requirements
  • Flexible and willing to go the extra mile

This role offers a unique opportunity to make a positive impact on families while ensuring compliance with Ofsted regulations and maintaining the highest standards of safeguarding and care.

Please note, Sponsorship will not be provided, and all applicants must have the right to work in the UK

INDJO

Deputy Manager – Children’s Assessment Centre

Deputy Manager – Children’s Family Assessment Centre
£38,000 – £44,000
Based In Doncaster

Responsibilities

  • Support the centre Manager in day-to-day management and operations of the Family Assessment Centre – Maintaining a compliant, safe and homely environment
  • Support parents to reach their full potential in caring for their children
  • Safeguard children and parents through assessment, planning, and reviews
  • Provide leadership, guidance and support to the Staff Team
  • Contribute to the recruitment, training, and development of staff, identifying training needs and opportunities for professional growth.
  • Act as a role model and mentor to staff, demonstrating professionalism, integrity, and a commitment to the highest standards of care and ethical practice.
  • Leadership & Accountability: Serve as the Deputy Manager, taking legal responsibility for the service and acting as part of the senior professionals within the team.
  • High-Quality Family Support: Ensure families receive the best care, meeting all their needs and helping them achieve their full potential.
  • Safeguarding & Risk Management: Help to lead in safeguarding efforts, ensuring all vulnerable individuals are protected and conducting regular risk assessments.
  • Placement & Record Management: Help to oversee placement plans, admissions, discharges, and ensure accurate, detailed record-keeping.
  • Collaboration: Work closely with social workers, health professionals, local authorities, and the Therapeutic Team to provide holistic support for families.
  • Reporting & Court Attendance: Help to supervise report writing and attend court to provide evidence when necessary.
  • Health & Welfare: Promote the health and welfare of families, ensuring all needs are met in a safe, homely environment.
  • Open Culture & Communication: Foster an open, supportive environment for residents and ensure effective communication within the team.

Requirements

  • Hold a Level 3 in Children and Young Peoples Workforce Diploma (or equivalent)
  • Either hold or be committed to completing Level 5 diploma in Leadership and Management for health & social care children & young people services
  • Minimum two years’ experience working in social care
  • Experience leading and motivating a staff team
  • Knowledge of legislation and Ofsted requirements
  • Flexible and willing to go the extra mile

This role offers a unique opportunity to make a positive impact on families while ensuring compliance with Ofsted regulations and maintaining the highest standards of safeguarding and care.

Please note, Sponsorship will not be provided, and all applicants must have the right to work in the UK

INDJO

Ofsted Registered Manager – Children’s Assessment Centre

Ofsted Registered Manager – Children’s Family Assessment Centre
£48,000 – £60,000
Based In Derbyshire

Responsibilities

  • Leadership & Accountability: Serve as the Ofsted Registered Manager, taking legal responsibility for the service and acting as the senior professional within the team.
  • High-Quality Family Support: Ensure families receive the best care, meeting all their needs and helping them achieve their full potential.
  • Safeguarding & Risk Management: Lead in safeguarding efforts, ensuring all vulnerable individuals are protected and conducting regular risk assessments.
  • Placement & Record Management: Oversee placement plans, admissions, discharges, and ensure accurate, detailed record-keeping.
  • Collaboration: Work closely with social workers, health professionals, local authorities, and the Therapeutic Team to provide holistic support for families.
  • Reporting & Court Attendance: Supervise report writing and attend court to provide evidence when necessary.
  • Health & Welfare: Promote the health and welfare of families, ensuring all needs are met in a safe, homely environment.
  • Open Culture & Communication: Foster an open, supportive environment for residents and ensure effective communication within the team.
  • Oversee the day-to-day management and operations of the Family Assessment Centre – Maintaining a compliant, safe and homely environment
  • Support parents to reach their full potential in caring for their children
  • Safeguard children and parents through assessment, planning, and reviews
  • Provide leadership, guidance and support to the Staff Team
  • Contribute to the recruitment, training, and development of staff, identifying training needs and opportunities for professional growth.
  • Act as a role model and mentor to staff, demonstrating professionalism, integrity, and a commitment to the highest standards of care and ethical practice.

Requirements

  • Minimum two years’ experience working in social care, particularly with children and young people.
  • Strong understanding of legislative requirements and care standards.
  • Excellent leadership, communication, and interpersonal skills.
  • Level 3 in Children and Young Peoples Workforce Diploma (or equivalent)
  • Level 5 diploma in Leadership & Management (health & social care) children & young people (or equivalent)
  • Minimum two years’ experience working in social care
  • Experience leading and motivating a staff team
  • Knowledge of legislation and Ofsted requirements
  • Flexible and willing to go the extra mile

This role offers a unique opportunity to make a positive impact on families while ensuring compliance with Ofsted regulations and maintaining the highest standards of safeguarding and care.

Please note, Sponsorship will not be provided, and all applicants must have the right to work in the UK

INDJO

Head Of Operations – Ofsted Registered Responsible Individual

Responsibilities

  • Oversee the operations for our client and the provisions in the dedicated regions, reporting to the Director of Operations.
  • Lead and manage Registered Managers and resources to ensure the highest quality of service and compliance with regulatory standards.
  • Register with Ofsted as the Responsible Individual for all operational and new homes.
  • Monitor and support Registered Managers to ensure they meet their full potential.
  • Ensure compliance with health, safety, and regulatory frameworks across all homes.
  • Develop and maintain relationships with external agencies and professionals associated with the young people in care.
  • Promote high standards of care, ensuring services align with regulations and organizational goals.
  • Lead the planning, development, and delivery of effective and sustainable services across the London region.
  • Ensure homes are compliant with Ofsted requirements and other regulatory bodies.
  • Implement and monitor the company’s systems, including ClearCare (for children’s social care settings) and Linguix (for AI-based writing assistance).
  • Manage the budget for all homes, ensuring value for money while delivering high-quality services.
  • Oversee pricing and fee structures for young people in care, seeking opportunities to increase revenue and occupancy.
  • Control expenditure and monitor spending to ensure homes operate within financial parameters.
  • Maintain oversight of agency costs and other financial resources to ensure compliance with budgetary expectations.
  • Use Breathe HR and Planday to manage HR processes, staff rotas, and real-time shift monitoring.
  • Recruit high-quality employees and ensure systems and policies are in place to create a positive working environment.
  • Drive a high-engagement culture through leadership, coaching, and performance management.
  • Conduct supervisions, appraisals, and manage disciplinary matters as necessary.
  • Foster talent development and succession planning within the team.
  • Ensure that all homes aim for “Good” or “Outstanding” Ofsted ratings.
  • Monitor and evaluate the standards of care through audits, visits, and performance management.
  • Comply with statutory and legislative requirements, company policies, and procedures.
  • Ensure quality assurance practices are in place to support continuous improvement.

Requirements

  • Knowledge, Education, and Skills:
  • Must pass the Ofsted ‘fit’ test.
  • Knowledge of relevant laws, regulations, and safeguarding processes.
  • Strong leadership, management, and financial management skills.
  • Qualifications required: Level 5 Diploma in Leadership and Management, Children & Young People’s Services (or equivalent).
  • Proven experience in a leadership role, especially within a multi-site organization.
  • Experience in managing children’s homes and understanding of Ofsted requirements.
  • Background in leading strategic initiatives and managing successful children’s residential care services.
  • Experience in managing business partnerships and stakeholder relationships.
  • Track record of achieving Good or Outstanding ratings in previous settings.
  • This role demands a high level of responsibility and leadership, as well as a commitment to ensuring the well-being and safety of young people in care. Successful candidates will have substantial experience in residential children’s home management and a strong understanding of the regulatory environment

Please note, Sponsorship will not be provided, and all applicants must have the right to work in the UK INDJO

Head Of Service – Ofsted Registered Responsible Individual

As the Ofsted registered Responsible Individual, you’ll play a pivotal role in ensuring that the homes provide the highest standard of care to the children and young people in the service.

Responsibilities

As Head of Service, you will be responsible for the overall leadership, management, and compliance of the children’s homes. You’ll work closely with Registered Managers to ensure that the services meet all legal requirements as set out in The Children’s Homes (England) Regulations 2015, and you’ll be accountable for the safe and effective operation of the homes.

  • Providing strong leadership and operational management to ensure high standards of care for children and young people.
  • Overseeing compliance with all relevant legislation, regulations, and internal audits.
  • Regularly visiting homes, building meaningful relationships with the children, and ensuring their care plans are being met.
  • Supporting and holding Registered Managers accountable for the performance and compliance of their homes.
  • Driving continuous improvement and development across all services, ensuring each home is always Ofsted-ready.
  • Managing resource allocation, ensuring effective placement matching and stability for children.
  • Ensuring staff are fully trained and supported in their roles, keeping up to date with best practices and legislation.

Requirements

  • Proven experience in a leadership role within children’s services, preferably within a residential care setting.
  • Strong knowledge of The Children’s Homes (England) Regulations 2015 and Ofsted requirements.
  • Exceptional leadership, management, and communication skills.
  • A passion for making a positive difference in the lives of vulnerable children and young people.
  • The ability to manage complex operational responsibilities while maintaining a child-centred approach.

If you are a dynamic leader with a passion for children’s services and have the drive to ensure outstanding care, we want to hear from you

  • Be part of a dedicated and supportive team making a real impact on the lives of children and young people.
  • Opportunity to shape the future of our services and influence positive outcomes.
  • Ongoing professional development and the chance to enhance your leadership skills.

Please note, Sponsorship will not be provided, and all applicants must have the right to work in the UK INDJO