Charitek

Client Services Manager (Kendal-Barrow-in-Furness)

Barrow-in-Furness

£43.6k/yr

Posted about 23 hours ago

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Client Services Manager (Kendal-Barrow-in-Furness) - Closing date Tuesday 22 Dec 2026

Job Description

Age UK South Cumbria have a vacancy for Client Services Manager to manage and develop our Client Services delivery across South Cumbria, spanning two sites of delivery and their associated teams.

We are looking for an experienced senior manager to lead, inspire, and develop a diverse team of staff and volunteers; support recruitment processes and appraisal reviews. To identify appropriate opportunities for training, in order to continuously develop and maintain knowledge and skills within our Client Services.

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Travel around South Cumbria will be required, so a full UK driving License and access to own car is essential.

Benefits

There are five weeks paid holiday per year, increasing to six weeks after 5 years’ service, plus public holidays and an additional birthday day off.
A health benefit scheme is available for staff after completing a probationary period of three months, and a pension scheme is available after three months’ service.