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We are looking for a strategic, values-driven and analytical Systems Improvement & Learning Lead to strengthen the effectiveness, consistency and impact of domestic abuse services across London, ensuring meaningful safeguarding outcomes for victims and survivors. This role is full-time and hybrid, with a minimum of one day per week in the office and occasional travel across London to engage with partners and services.
Job Responsibility
Act as a senior point of contact for statutory and voluntary sector partners, providing constructive challenge and system leadership on safeguarding priorities
Lead pan-London continuous improvement activity, using data, frontline insight and review learning to drive consistency, quality and impact across services
Use system data, frontline insight and survivor narratives to identify risk, challenge ineffective practice and improve outcomes
Act as a credible senior partner to statutory and voluntary agencies, providing constructive challenge on safeguarding effectiveness
Analyse MARAC practice across London, identifying variation in thresholds, models, decision-making and follow-up, to drive meaningful improvement
Ensure MARAC participation is risk-focused and proportionate, promoting effective multi-agency safeguarding action beyond formal meetings
Provide operational leadership and line management, ensuring high standards of safeguarding, supervision, wellbeing and professional accountability
Champion equity, access and culturally competent practice, addressing systemic barriers to safety
Requirements
Proven leadership and relationship-management experience, including delivering through multi-site teams and complex partnerships
Strong operational understanding of domestic abuse, safeguarding and homicide-prevention systems, including MARAC, DARDRs and the role of IDVAs
Demonstrable ability to analyse complex qualitative and quantitative data to identify systemic risk, learning and missed prevention opportunities
Experience translating learning from serious harm or death reviews into credible, practical service improvement
Professional confidence and credibility to challenge entrenched practice while maintaining effective working relationships
A survivor-centred, trauma-informed approach with a strong commitment to equity, access and cultural competence