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The Marylebone Project is a partnership between Church Army & Portman House Trust and operates as a 111 bed hostel for homeless women. It is one of the largest provisions for homeless women in the country and has helped many thousands of women get back on their feet. The Marylebone Project has an annual turnover of £1.8m and employs 46 staff. It seeks to empower the women so they so they can return to independent living though offering a safe space, support, accommodation and Day Centre facilities. It also runs an effective training programme through its Day Centre and Social Enterprise to assist people gain the skills they need to find work.

The role of Services Manager is a key role in the leadership of the Project and the successful candidate will need to be able to not only demonstrate not only their skills in Finance, Administration and Facilities Management but a strong compassion and understanding of the sector. As well as managing the staff you will be dealing with vulnerable people on a daily basis through the interaction of your role and so a working understanding of this area is essential.

The job is both challenging and rewarding and the right person will have the opportunity to develop their work and teams as we responding to the changing needs of the sector and funding opportunities.

Candidates must be in sympathy with the Christian values and ethos of the Marylebone Project

Closing Date: 16 April 2015
Interviews: 24 April 2015

Please click on APPLY NOW below for the job pack, then send a CV and application letter to recruitment@churcharmy.org.uk.

Your application should evidence how you meet the criteria of the person specification.