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Cheshire East Council is recruiting for a Domestic Abuse Harmful Behaviour Case Manager to lead interventions addressing abusive behaviour and coordinate multi‑agency responses. You will manage a caseload, develop intervention plans, and support victims and perpetrators in a safeguarding framework.
The role offers a competitive NJC Grade 8 salary (£35,412–£39,152), 37-hour week, strong pension, flexitime, and hybrid/remote working where possible to support work‑life balance.
At Cheshire East Council we are resident, and partner focused with a vision to enable prosperity and wellbeing for all. People really are at the heart of everything we do and that starts with our incredible workforce. We promote a culture of high performance where people can aspire, thrive and flourish, where we strive to deliver best value in everything we do.
For us, success isn’t just about what we achieve, but how we achieve it together. We promote curiosity, excellence, innovation and continuous improvement.
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We are proud to work for Cheshire East Council and believe you would be too!
We’re on a meaningful journey in Children’s Social Care and we’d love for you to be part of it. Joining us means becoming part of a supportive, forward-thinking team that’s passionate about making a real difference in the lives of children and young people. Everything we do is about putting them first, helping them grow, thrive and reach their full potential so they can build brighter futures.
If this sounds like the kind of impact you want to make, we’d be delighted to hear from you. Come and join us in shaping positive change for our young people.
The Domestic Abuse Harmful Behaviour Case Manager is responsible for leading and implementing interventions aimed at addressing, changing, and disrupting, harmful behaviour exhibited by perpetrators of domestic abuse. This role requires working with a caseload of individuals who engage in abusive behaviour to proactively facilitate and coordinate responses that incorporate: mutli-agency actions to disrupt abusive behaviour, support to address additional needs that other wise stand in the way of the change process, denial focused behaviour change, and promoting victim safety. The Case Manager will collaborate with partner agencies, develop intervention plans, provide ongoing support to achieve positive outcomes, and serve as an expert in responding to those who harm.
To find out more about the essential and desirable criteria for the role please view the attached job description specification document.