Locality Manager
Listed on 2026-10-08
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Management
General Management, Project & Program Management, Healthcare Management -
Social Work
About
The Role
Community Wellbeing Locality Team Manager (Adult Social Care) A Dynamic Leadership Opportunity at Herefordshire Community Wellbeing!
Are you ready to take the next step in your career and lead a team that truly makes a difference? Herefordshire Council is seeking an Adult Social Care Locality Manager to drive excellence in service delivery and champion person‑centred care across our communities. Join us in providing quality services for vulnerable adults in Herefordshire and support our ambition to help adults live safe, healthy and independent lives by offering enhanced preventative and pro‑active community services.
This isn't just another job; it's a chance to immerse yourself in a fast‑paced and incredibly rewarding environment.
Job Title: Adult Social Care Locality Manager Contract: Permanent Location: Herefordshire Hours: 37 hours Salary: £53,051 - £57,760+ benefits Closing Date: 31st October 2026
We're looking for someone who:
- Is a registered Social Worker with
Social Work England
and holds a qualifying degree. - Significant post‑qualification experience with a deep understanding of current legislation and its real‑world impact.
- A track record of delivering high‑quality services and driving improvement.
- Strong analytical skills and ability to manage complex networks and partnerships.
- Collaborates effectively with external agencies to build strong partnerships.
- Holds a full, clean driving license and is ready to explore our vibrant county.
- Commitment to Herefordshire Council, upholding our core values and working to deliver on wider organisational objectives.
Lead. Inspire. Transform. At Herefordshire Council we have a clear vision which puts the needs of the adults in Herefordshire right at the heart of everything we do – and that takes professionals who share our determination to make a real difference to people’s lives.
As a Locality Manager, you’ll lead a team of senior practitioners, social workers, and support staff to deliver high‑quality adult social care services. You’ll ensure assessments, planning, and provision of care are evidence‑based, person‑centred, and aligned with statutory requirements. This is a strategic leadership role where you’ll shape services, manage resources, and foster innovation to improve outcomes for adults in Herefordshire.
This includes:
- Lead and inspire teams to deliver outstanding adult social care services, and influence system‑wide cultural change, and work together to achieve a joined‑up approach to operational services, creating a clear vision for the future
- Manage budgets, resources, and performance to achieve efficiency and quality, delivering value for money services which manage risk appropriately and improve outcomes.
- Drive service improvements and implement innovative ways of working
. As part of our Community Wellbeing Directorate, you will lead initiatives that reflect our Council Plan priorities:
People, Place, Growth, and Transformation. - Act as a technical reference point for complex social care issues.
- Promote partnership working to safeguard adults and enhance wellbeing, the role is critical in building resilient communities and supporting preventative services.
- Ensure compliance with legislation including the Care Act 2014, Mental Capacity Act, and safeguarding frameworks.
- Thrive in a supportive culture that offers regular supervision and celebrates your professional growth.
- Transform lives with comprehensive Care Act Assessments and bespoke support plans.
- Navigate complex situations with expertise in Section 42 Enquiries, Mental Capacity Assessments, and more.
- Collaborate fearlessly with a variety of partner agencies to ensure holistic care.
- Never stop growing with regular supervision and funded…
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