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We are seeking a children’s residential team leader to join a new children’s home in Wolverhampton. They are looking for an experienced support worker who understands safeguarding, supervisions and Ofsted regulations. They need someone with strong leadership skills and communication who is child first and can bring good motivation to the team.

We are seeking a children’s residential team leader to join a new children’s home in Wolverhampton. They are looking for an experienced support worker who understands safeguarding, supervisions and Ofsted regulations. They need someone with strong leadership skills and communication who is child first and can bring good motivation to the team.

Requirements:

  • 1yr+ experience working within a children’s residential care setting (essential)
  • NVQ Level 3 Residential Childcare, or equivalent qualification (essential)
  • Robust safeguarding knowledge
  • Leadership skills
  • Able to work 3 days minimum, 7-7 or 8:30am – 4:00pm and 3:00pm – 9:30pm
  • 1yr+ experience working within a children’s residential care setting (essential)
  • NVQ Level 3 Residential Childcare, or equivalent qualification (essential)
  • Robust safeguarding knowledge
  • Leadership skills
  • Able to work 3 days minimum, 7-7 or 8:30am - 4:00pm and 3:00pm - 9:30pm

About the Employer

A specialist children’s residential care provider supports young people aged 8–17 who have experienced significant trauma and may present with emotional and behavioural needs. The organisation provides small, family-style homes with high staff-to-child ratios, creating safe, nurturing and structured environments where young people receive personalised care, therapeutic support and education. Its approach focuses on building trusting relationships, promoting independence and responsibility, and helping children develop confidence, resilience and emotional wellbeing while working towards positive long-term outcomes.
A specialist children’s residential care provider supports young people aged 8–17 who have experienced significant trauma and may present with emotional and behavioural needs. The organisation provides small, family-style homes with high staff-to-child ratios, creating safe, nurturing and structured environments where young people receive personalised care, therapeutic support and education. Its approach focuses on building trusting relationships, promoting independence and responsibility, and helping children develop confidence, resilience and emotional wellbeing while working towards positive long-term outcomes.

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Contact for this Role

Recruitment Consultant: Alex Beacroft

07747 027000

Contact for this Role

Recruitment Consultant: Alex Beacroft

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