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Autism Initiatives is seeking a Registered Service Manager for Short Breaks in Newcastle, NI. The role requires meeting RQIA criteria to be a Registered Manager in a residential service and holding a Level 5 Diploma or higher in Health and Social Care leadership, including Adult Residential Management.
A senior-level background with residential experience is essential. Applicants must have a full UK driving licence and access to a car, with the organisation covering the required Access NI
Salary: £33,583.52
Hours: Full Time
Job Location: Newcastle, County Down, United Kingdom
Closing Date: Friday, October 30, 2026
We are seeking a Registered Service Manager to join our team. You will work alongside people who use our services, supporting in a range of activities, including developing independence in daily living, accessing work/education and leisure activities.
We are open to considering flexibility in working hours for the successful candidate, where operational requirements allow.
At Autism Initiatives we work alongside autistic people, providing specialist services tailored to each individual. Our Values, shown below, underpin every aspect of the organisation’s culture and activities in NI:
Autism-Focused, Respect, Excellence, Empowerment, Collaboration, Commitment to Change and Rights-based.
Given the nature of the role, these positions are subject to an enhanced Access NI check for the successful applicants. The cost of which will be met by the organisation.
*Please note that all interviews for this position will be conducted in person at our head office - Office 1 & 2, Linden House, Beechill Business Park, 96 Beechill Road, Newtownbreda, Belfast, BT8 7QN*
‘Autism Initiatives are an Equal Opportunities employer. We are committed to Equality, Diversity and Inclusion in employment and service delivery’.
We welcome applications from all suitably qualified applicants, however, we particularly welcome male applicants and also those from a Protestant Community background, as these cohorts are currently under‑represented.