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Trust Housing Association

Later Living Manager

Dunfermline
£32k/yr
Posted about 9 hours ago
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Later Living Manager (Housing Support with Meals)

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Why Join Trust?

At Trust, we help people live independently, safely and with dignity. As part of our supportive, values-led team, you’ll make a positive difference to older people across Scotland every day. We offer competitive pay above the minimum wage, aligned with Living Wage rates, generous annual leave and pension contributions. You’ll also receive wellbeing support, paid training and development, and, where applicable, role-specific benefits such as uniform, SVQ support, paid SSSC membership and a paid PVG Disclosure check.

About The Role

As a Later Living Manager (Housing Support with Meals), you will manage the day-to-day delivery of housing support within a Later Living development where a meals service is available.

Your main focus will be housing support, customer wellbeing and creating a safe, welcoming and well-managed development. You will also line manage cooks and catering colleagues, who are responsible for preparing and delivering the meals service.

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A Typical Day Might Include

  • Supporting colleagues
  • Overseeing customer support plans
  • Responding to customer needs
  • Promoting independence and community connection
  • Supporting catering colleagues where meals are provided
  • Liaising with families or external partners
  • Maintaining accurate service records

About You

We’re looking for someone with experience in supported housing, housing support, care, community services or a similar customer-focused environment.

You’ll be able to support and motivate a team, communicate warmly and professionally, manage competing priorities and support customers to feel safe, included and able to live well.

Digital confidence is also important, including the ability to use online systems, emails and digital records as part of your day-to-day work.

Managing a Development with a Meals Service

In this role, “with meals” describes the development setting. Your main focus will be housing support, customer wellbeing, employee support and community life, with line management responsibility for cooks and catering colleagues.

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Vacancy Summary

  • Location: Whitelaw Court, Dunfermline, Fife KY11 4SJ
  • Hours: 35 hours, over 5 days
  • Salary: £17.58 per hour, £31,995 per annum
  • Contract type: Permanent / Full time

Please check the location, hours and working pattern before applying to make sure the role is suitable for you.

Ready to Apply?

If you want to support a housing support team that helps people live independently and feel part of their community, we would love to hear from you.

To learn more about the role, view the full job description on our careers page and apply today.

Important Information

Trust is committed to fair, inclusive and values-led recruitment. Applicants must already have the right to work in the UK, as we cannot provide sponsorship for this role. This role requires PVG Scheme membership and/or an appropriate Disclosure check, and any offer will be subject to satisfactory pre-employment checks. No agencies please.

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Skills

Housing support
Line management
Customer wellbeing
Community connection
Digital confidence
Team motivation
Professional communication
Priority management
Service record maintenance
Catering management

Location

Dunfermline, Scotland, United Kingdom

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