We are looking for a WorkWell Project Team Lead to join our team.

WorkWell is a national early-intervention work and health programme, jointly led by the Department for Work and Pensions and the Department of Health and Social Care and expanded across England from 2026. 

The WorkWell Team Lead oversees our delivery of WorkWell across King's Lynn and West Norfolk. The role focuses on supporting and supervising Health and Work Coaches, coordinating referrals and caseloads, and ensuring participants receive safe, consistent and effective support. You will monitor service quality and performance, support staff development and manage safeguarding and risk concerns through agreed procedures, while maintaining a smaller participant caseload. Working closely with clinical professionals, employers and local partners, you will strengthen referral pathways, help teams overcome barriers and improve how WorkWell supports people to stay in work, return after sickness absence or move towards employment.

Access to your own transport is essential. 

This is one of two opportunities.  The other role is: Health and Work Coach: WorkWell Project 

Details  

• Part time: 29.5 hours per week
• Location: King’s Lynn and West Norfolk (Office in Dereham) 
• Salary: £33,00 per annum pro rata. 
• Contract: until 31st March 2029. 

To apply please send:  

Complete an application form and send it to recruitment@futureprojects.org.uk. 

This is a partnership project led by Future Projects, and applications are being assessed centrally through them.

A full job description can be found here. 

Deadline for applications: 4th November 2026

Interviews: 10th November 

For an more information about the role email recruitment@futureprojects.org.uk