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Lincolnshire County Council is hiring an Assistant Manager to join our community opportunities team in Lincolnshire on a fixed term contract with the possibility of becoming permanent. You will lead and inspire a staff team, develop services for people with learning disabilities, autism and life-long conditions, and help build new community connections.
We offer a competitive salary, 37-hour week, hybrid working, generous leave, and a comprehensive benefits package including pension and salary
Come, join us and be part of our community opportunities team in Lincolnshire as an Assistant Manager.
This is a fixed term contract with the possibility of becoming permanent.
This is a fantastic opportunity to make a real difference in people's lives, creating sustainable community-based support which will have a lasting impact. We have been investing in our services, re-inventing ourselves and we have big plans to play an even greater part in our communities. We have high expectations and want everyone to have the chance to reach their potential.
Are you an experienced manager, passionate about creating positive change, adaptable, determined to make your mark and help us to achieve our ambitious plans? If you've got experience of working collaboratively, inspiring teams, helping them to develop, we'd love to hear from you.
We are here for the whole community, working together to create partnerships and offer a wide range of opportunities which benefit the whole area. Our passion is to help the people that we support to live full, meaningful and active lives. We're working to connect people across the County to promote wellbeing, finding pathways to work and independence.
In our community bases, you'll work with a Team Manager and our staff team to lead, inspire and develop the existing service, creating even more community connections, finding exciting new opportunities which give people with learning disabilities, autism and other life-long conditions the chance to try something new.
The people we support want the chance to try new things and meet new people, as well as keep developing new skills, do more volunteering, get work experience and help local people. We know that everyone has something to contribute to their community and it's our job to help them make that happen.
We have set ourselves an exciting agenda of change and improvement and we have already taken our first steps on the journey.
Lincolnshire is a great place to live and work. At Lincolnshire County Council we value all our employees, and we want to ensure that everyone is supported to do their job well.