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Staffordshire Women's Aid in Stafford is seeking an Operations Manager to lead front-line services through a period of transformation, ensuring safe, well-governed and empowering support for women in crisis.
The role sits in the Senior Leadership Team alongside the CEO, shaping a five-year strategy and growing the organisation. Key duties include strategic leadership, safeguarding, people management, and financial partnering; a full driving licence is essential.
Vacancy at Staffordshire Women's Aid
Operations Manager
Salary£ 44,774 - £47,125
Stafford
Every year, Staffordshire Women's Aid helps hundreds of adults and children move from crisis to safety. This role sits right at the centre of how we do that, and how we grow to do more of it.
We're looking for an Operations Manager who can lead our front-line services through a period of real transformation: strengthening what already works, building the systems and people around it that let it scale, and making sure every service we run is safe, well-governed and genuinely empowering for the women who use it. You'll join our Senior Leadership Team, working alongside our CEO to shape and deliver a five-year strategy that will define what SWA looks like for the next generation of women who need us.
It's a big, varied role - part strategist, part safeguarding lead, part people manager, part finance partner - and no two weeks will look the same. If you want a job where the work you do on a Tuesday afternoon changes what happens to someone in crisis on a Wednesday night, this is it.
Everything we do at SWA, every decision, every relationship, every service, is underpinned by three values:
Holiday: 28 days' holiday per year, plus statutory holidays
Pension: SWA contributes 3% of annual salary, subject to staff contribution under auto-enrolment
Overtime/TOIL: Overtime is unpaid; time off in lieu is taken in consultation with your line manager
This post is open to female applicants only, as being female is a genuine occupational requirement under Schedule 9, Paragraph 1 of the Equality Act 2010, given the nature of the specialist support SWA provides.