Head of Money Management
| Posting date: | 06 February 2026 |
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| Salary: | £45,000.00 per year |
| Additional salary information: | £45000.00 a year |
| Hours: | Full time |
| Closing date: | 09 March 2026 |
| Location: | Coventry, CV1 1EX |
| Company: | NHS Jobs |
| Job type: | Permanent |
| Job reference: | B0136-26-0001 |
Summary
Job Description Post Title: Head of Money Management Reporting Line: Director of Services Responsible for: Money Management Team Leader and Casework Supervisors Summary of post: The Head of Money Management role will serve as the senior point of contact for the Money Management service. The post holder will provide line management support to the Team Leader and a team of Casework Supervisors. They will be central to delivering both local authority and privately funded services effectively. Identifying, mitigating, and monitoring risk at a service level. As a key member of the Leadership Team, the post holder will also contribute to the strategic direction and overall management of the charity. Hours of work: 37 per week Duties and responsibilities: Strategic Leadership & Service Direction 1. Lead and oversee the delivery of the Money Management service, ensuring alignment with the organisations strategic plan, regulatory and contractual obligations, and quality standards. 2. To be an active, integrated and cohesive team member of the leadership team, supporting the Senior Management Team in strategy development and delivering the organisations vision. 3. Support the Director of Services in providing leadership and direction in the development of the Money Management service, including identifying development and income generating opportunities, and areas of innovation. 4. Actively contribute to the Money Management steering groups, offering insight into operational delivery and performance, risk management, and service improvements. 5. Monitor sector developments, legislation, and best practice, ensuring the service remains compliant, relevant, and forward thinking. 6. Identify opportunities for partnership development, service expansion, and collaborative working to enhance the services reach. Operational Management & Service Delivery 7. Manage statutory local authority contracts, ensuring robust record keeping, accurate data management, and timely internal and external reporting. 8. Review, monitor and strengthen systems, processes and procedures. Embedding a culture of continuous improvement, accountability and transparency. 9. Lead key organisational and service projects or events. Ensuring effective planning, delivery and evaluation. 10. Proactively promote Money Management to maximise uptake and optimise service delivery. 11. Act as the senior escalation point within the service 12. Facilitate strong client safeguarding People Leadership & Workforce Development 13. Provide strong leadership, direction and mentoring to direct reports, enabling them to perform effectively and with confidence. 14. Drive a high-performance culture, including managing staff performance, setting clear expectations, and fostering a culture of professional confidence and resilience. 15. Identify and support training and development needs across the service, to allow staff to have the skills and knowledge required. Governance, Risk, & Reporting 16. Contribute to the charity's management of risks. Including taking responsibility for service level risks, identifying emerging risks within the service, and ensuring agreed mitigation plans are followed. 17. Prepare high-quality reports, analysis, and updates for service steering groups. 18. Support the Director of Services in budget setting, monitoring, and financial oversight, in accordance with AUKCWs Financial Procedures. Stakeholder Engagement & External Representation 19. Develop and maintain strong working relationships with key stakeholders, including commissioners, external auditors, the Department for Work and Pensions, Age UK brand partners, third sector organisations, statutory services, and other appointeeship providers. 20. Represent the organisation professionally at internal and external meetings, networks and events. 21. Champion and encourage collaboration to support cross organisational discussions that improve service delivery and the awareness of AUKCW services General Organisational Responsibilities 22. To undertake appropriate training and personal development as required for the role. 23. To adhere to all AUKCW policies. 24. To participate as a member of the wider AUKCW team, including travel between AUKCW sites. 25. To portray a positive image of the organisation both internally and externally, and set high standards of personal integrity and professionalism, leading by example. 26. To undertake such other duties as may be reasonably required, consistent with the nature and grade of the post.