Registered Manager

At National Fostering Group, our Registered Managers are central to our mission of providing safe, nurturing and stable environments for the children and young people in our care. They are responsible for our agencies and their teams of employees and foster families at a local level. While our agencies range in size, this role is vital in ensuring that our fostering services operate effectively, our foster carers are supported and the needs of the children are met with dedication and professionalism.

What are the key responsibilities of a Registered Manager in Fostering?

As a Registered Manager you will:

Lead and Manage Foster Care Services: You will take overall responsibility for the day-to-day operation of your own fostering agency. This includes ensuring your service meets regulatory standards, your team and supported and you ensure the delivery of high-quality care to children and young people.
Support and Supervise Foster Carers: You will provide ongoing support and guidance to foster carers, ensuring they receive the help they need to care for the children placed with them. Your role will include overseeing regular supervision and training for carers to ensure they are prepared to meet the evolving needs of the children in their care.
Ensure the Delivery of High-Quality Care: You will work closely with children, families and professionals to ensure the care provided meets individual needs. This includes coordinating care plans, leading regular reviews and ensuring the well-being of each child is a top priority.
Compliance and Standards: You will ensure that the service operates in line with the necessary regulatory requirements and quality standards, and you’ll be responsible for maintaining a culture of continuous improvement in care practices.
Lead and Develop a Team: You will provide day to day management of people and show leadership to a dedicated team of social workers and support colleagues, ensuring they have the training and resources to excel in their roles. Your leadership will help maintain high standards of care and support across the service.
Promote Collaborative Working: You will work with external agencies, including local authorities, schools, health services and other professionals to ensure that children’s needs are met holistically and that they are supported in all areas of their development.
Ensure Safeguarding: Safeguarding is at the core of your role, ensuring that every child placed in care is protected and supported to grow and thrive. You will be responsible for ensuring that safeguarding procedures are followed, and children’s welfare is top priority.

Why choose to be a Registered Manager at National Fostering Group?

Make a Lasting Impact: You’ll play a crucial role in improving the lives of children and families, directly contributing to their well-being and development. The opportunity to see positive changes and outcomes is incredibly fulfilling.
Professional Growth: We are committed to your professional development. With ongoing training and opportunities to progress in your career, we support you in growing both personally and professionally.
Supportive Leadership: As part of a nurturing and collaborative environment, you’ll receive continuous support from senior leaders and a strong network of colleagues, ensuring that your work and achievements are recognised and celebrated.
Innovative Practice: Join a team that values creativity and strives to implement the latest approaches to foster care. You’ll have the chance to work with new and innovative methods, including therapeutic practices and family-focused approaches.
Work-Life Balance: We understand the importance of maintaining a healthy work-life balance and offer flexible working arrangements, along with a range of benefits designed to support your well-being.
Recognition and Reward: At NFG, we appreciate the hard work and commitment of our Registered Managers. We offer competitive salaries, a comprehensive benefits package and opportunities for professional recognition and reward.

By joining our team, you’ll be part of an organisation that’s passionate about delivering high-quality care to children and making a real difference in their lives.