Team Leader- Adults Supported Living
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31st March 2026 | |
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Position: Team Leader
Location: Wolverhampton / Dudley Area
Hourly rate: starting from £15.00 per hr
Hours: 38 hours per week
Due to expansion and growth we are recruiting a Team Leader to work with adults with learning disabilities and other needs, in the Hub, – our supported living service. We are seeking inspirational, caring and motivated people who believe they can make a difference in the lives of the adults that we support.
In the Hub we:
Empower you to be the best version of yourself
Ensure you have a rota that gives you the time to have fun and relax when not at work
Support you to develop and gain new skills
Thrive on diverse people who bring their unique experiences to the team
The role:
As a Team Leader with Progress, you will be working with adults within our Supported living services.
As a Team Leader, you will assist the management team in maintaining a safe and enabling environment that provides positive experiences to our adults within our supported living services.
Managing the health needs of our young people forms a significant part of the service that we provide and are firmly committed to meeting the very unique and individual health care needs of our young people.
Provide a safe and nurturing environment where preconceptions are challenged and young people are encouraged to be the best that they can be and to live life to its fullest.
This is a hands’ on, shift based role.
You will be leading the shift and supervising staff whilst still providing direct support to the young people in your care.
You will be contracted to working 38 hours per week and will include working various shifts; Days shifts can be a mixture of Earlies 7am – 3pm, lates 3pm – 10pm, or Long Days. You will need to be available to work all of the above and to work at weekends.
You will also be hands on, supporting our young people at home as well as enabling them to access the community, this could be engaging in fun activities such as going to the gym, cinema, bowling etc. attending appointments, or going shopping
Please note this role will involve lone working so you will need to be comfortable with this.
Interested in knowing more? Please click “APPLY” and one of our team will be in touch.
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