Location
Brixton Hill, London

Hours
Full Time

Salary
£56,436 per annum rising in annual increments to £59,574 per annum including London Weighting, plus £4,700 per annum Market Supplement

About the Role
As a Team Manager in the 0-25 Disabilities Service, you will lead a team delivering high-quality, responsive support to children and young people with complex and severe disabilities. You will ensure seamless transitioning and preparation to adulthood, focusing on statutory functions within Children’s social care. This role involves working closely with multi-agency teams to provide holistic services and promote independence for children, young people, and their families. You will play a key role in shaping and influencing the service during its growth and development, promoting excellence, setting high standards, and motivating your team. This is an excellent opportunity to develop your management and leadership skills within a dynamic and supportive environment.

About Us
Lambeth Borough is a vibrant community in South London, home to over 317,600 residents and rich in cultural diversity with more than 130 languages spoken. We are proud to be the 9th largest borough in London, with a strong commitment to inclusion and community development. Our Lambeth 2030 Plan outlines bold ambitions for the future of our communities and residents. Lambeth offers exceptional schools, green spaces such as Brockwell Park, cultural landmarks like the Black Cultural Archives, and world-renowned institutions including St Thomas's Hospital.

About the Team
Launched in July 2024, the 0-25 Disability Service brings together children’s and adult services to improve outcomes and promote independence for children, young people, and their families as they transition to adulthood. Joining now means being part of a growing service with opportunities to influence its direction and contribute to positive change.

Experience
Significant post-qualifying experience working in social care settings with children in need. Proven experience delivering services to vulnerable children, young people, and complex families. Experience leading and managing a team of qualified social workers, including supervision, case management, and ensuring risk is managed within the appropriate legislative framework.

About you
You are a committed and experienced social care professional with strong leadership skills. You have the ability to deliver excellent practice standards and achieve the best possible outcomes for children and young people. You are motivated to promote high standards, support your team, and contribute to service development and improvement.

Qualifications
Recognised Social Work Qualification is essential.