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Responsible Individual : Childrens Residential

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An excellent new job opportunity has arisen for a Responsible Individual
To support the launch and growth of a new specialist solo childrens home based in the Nottingham area. You will be working for a leading company which specialises in child care.
This is one of UK's leading child care organisations; it provides safe, stable, and therapeutic environments for children with complex needs.
Your Key Responsibilities
As The Responsible Individual
- Leading, mentoring, and supporting the Registered Manager throughout our registration process and thereafter
- Promoting a positive, values-led culture focused on safety, well-being, and outcomes
- Ensuring full compliance with Children's Homes Regulations 2015 and Ofsted Quality Standards
- Leading on safeguarding strategy, serious incident oversight, and learning implementation
- Driving quality assurance, audits, and improvement plans
- Supporting leadership development and succession planning within the organisation
- Acting as the bridge between the homes and the Board, ensuring transparency and accountability
- Representing our home positively with external professionals, local authorities, and regional/national forums
- Contributing to thoughtful, ethical service development and growth initiatives
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Preferred Skills and Experience
- Significant children's residential experience
- Strong Ofsted, safeguarding and regulatory knowledge
- A track record of Good/Outstanding services
- Complex/high-risk and solo provision experience
- Experience opening and registering new homes
- Level 5 Leadership and Management or equivalent
- Strong oversight and governance skills as we grow


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Benefits
The successful Responsible Individual will receive an excellent salary of GBP65,000 per annum. This exciting position is a permanent part-time role working 2 days a week. In return for your hard work and commitment you will receive the following generous benefits:
- Pension
- Annual Leave
- Career Progression
- Free Parking
- Bonuses + much more
Reference ID: 7423
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