Integrated Commissioning Manager

Hull City Council · Kingston upon Hull, England

Integrated Commissioning Manager at Hull City Council, based in Kingston upon Hull, England, paying £55,058 - £59,021 per annum. This is a permanent role.

Salary
£55,058 - £59,021 per annum
Location
Kingston upon Hull, England
Contract
Permanent
Posted
1 day ago
Closes
26 Sep 2026

Reference 4f38bdcbcb6b6e9980717a8b92caebeedc461dff

About the role

Number of Vacancies:

1

Time Type:

Full time

Worker Type:

Regular

Proposed Interview Date:

Friday, October 2, 2026

Hours of Work:

37

Hiring Manager:

Rachel Roberts

Contact Number: 

[phone removed]

Job Description Summary:

For an informal conversation about this role please contact – Rachel Roberts to arrange a suitable date and time to discuss on [email removed]

Interviews are to be held on Friday 2nd October 2026 at Fenchurch Family Hub.

Shape Better Outcomes for Children, Young People and Families

Are you a strategic thinker with a passion for improving lives through effective commissioning? Do you thrive on partnership working, influencing change and delivering high-quality services that make a genuine difference to the lives of children and young people?

We are looking for an exceptional Integrated Commissioning Manager to join our ambitious and forward-thinking team in Children’s Services. This is an exciting opportunity to play a pivotal role in designing, commissioning and transforming services that improve outcomes for children, young people and families across our area.

Hull is a city on the rise: ambitious, affordable and proud of its strong sense of community. Situated on the banks of the Humber with easy access to stunning coastline and countryside, Hull offers an excellent quality of life, affordable housing, outstanding cultural and leisure opportunities, and a commitment to making a real difference for children and families.

This is an exciting time to join Hull Children's Services, which has recently achieved its strongest ever Ofsted outcome through the ILACS framework, being rated Good overall with Outstanding features. Inspectors recognised sustained improvement, strong leadership, effective partnership working and exceptional support for care leavers, highlighting services that are helping children and families to thrive. Joining Hull means becoming part of a high-performing, values-driven organisation that is ambitious for its workforce and determined to deliver the very best outcomes for children and young people.
Working at the heart of the service, you will bring together organisations, stakeholders and communities to ensure services are responsive, effective and deliver real value. If you are motivated by making a lasting impact and have the skills to turn strategy into action, we would love to hear from you.

About the Role
As Integrated Commissioning Manager, you will lead the development and delivery of commissioning strategies, programmes and projects across a range of service areas. You will work collaboratively with partners across other key directorates in the council and health, education, voluntary and community sectors to ensure services are evidence-based, outcome-focused and meet the needs of local people.
You will:
•Lead strategic commissioning activity from needs assessment through to service design, procurement, implementation and review.
•Develop strong partnerships with internal and external stakeholders to influence and drive service improvement.
•Use data, intelligence and insight to identify needs, evaluate impact and inform decision-making.
•Manage a range of diverse projects and programmes that deliver measurable outcomes.
•Ensure commissioned services achieve quality, value for money and continuous improvement.
•Support the development of innovative approaches that improve outcomes and maximise resources.
•Provide expert advice and leadership on commissioning, contract management and service development.

About You
We are seeking a motivated and experienced commissioning professional who can demonstrate:
Essential Experience
•Significant experience of commissioning, service development or transformation within public sector, health, social care or related services.
•Experience of working across organisational boundaries and developing effective partnerships.
•Strong project and programme management skills.
•Experience of analysing data and translating insights into service improvements.
•Knowledge of procurement, contract management and performance frameworks.
•Experience of managing competing priorities in a complex and changing environment.
Essential Skills
•Excellent communication and influencing skills.
•Strategic thinking with the ability to translate vision into delivery.
•Strong analytical and problem-solving abilities.
•Effective stakeholder engagement and relationship management.
•Leadership skills that inspire collaboration and innovation.
•Ability to manage change and drive continuous improvement.

We Would Particularly Welcome Applications From People Who Have:
•Experience of children's services, safeguarding, early help, prevention, education, housing, public health or health commissioning.
•A track record of leading successful commissioning programmes.
•Experience of integrated working across local authority, NHS and voluntary sector partners.
•Knowledge of outcomes-based commissioning and co-production approaches.

Why Join Us?
This is more than a commissioning role. It is an opportunity to influence how services are designed and delivered, helping to create better futures for children, young people and families.
We offer:
•Flexible and hybrid working arrangements, with min 3 days per week office based
•A supportive and collaborative working environment.
•Opportunities for professional development and progression.
•The chance to work alongside committed partners who are passionate about improving outcomes.
•A role where your ideas, expertise and leadership can make a real difference.

Ready to Make an Impact?
If you have the vision, experience and drive to lead integrated commissioning that delivers meaningful change, we would love to hear from you.

Apply today and help us shape services that improve lives and deliver better outcomes for Hull’s children and young people

ROLE AND PURPOSE

To lead the Children, Young People and Families Commissioning Team and be responsible for: Children Young People and Families service (CYPFS) vision is to make Hull an inspiring City – safe and healthy to learn, play, work and live in. We want all children, young people and their families to make healthy lifestyle choices, be safe from harm and have the confidence to be ambitious and to achieve their aspirations. ”Oversight of end-to-end strategic delivery of the commissioning cycle through, analysing, planning, specifying, procuring, brokering and ongoing review and contract compliance. Ensuring contracts are effectively awarded, monitored and reviewed, and provide input concerning future funding / provision decisions. Develop and manage a thriving provider market ensuring quality, safety and cost effectiveness. Takes an active leadership role, providing innovation and flexibility across joint commissioning activity with partners. Taking an active lead on the more complex and politically sensitive commissioning and service improvement activity programmes/projects across Children Young People and Families Service. Takes a lead role in the wider leadership team and supports the successful delivery of key initiatives, partnership and new ways of working e.g. integrated commissioning, solution focussed conversations, agreeing goals, early help and prevention. Promotes and establishes partnerships with internal and external agencies, stakeholders and partners that are co-ordinated, integrated and trusted by people who use services. Works with co-production principles to secure people’s participation and engagement in planning activities associated with achieve solutions/goals. Providing senior programme leadership across a portfolio of commissioning and transformation projects and lead cross-functional

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