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Volunteer Position

Role Title: Chair of the Methodist Forces Board

Can you help promote and support chaplaincy by the Methodist Church across the Armed Forces, encouraging good practice and advocating this ministry to the wider Church?

If you are an experienced and effective chairperson, a strategic thinker and excellent communicator, then please consider if this is a role that you might offer as part of your Christian discipleship.

We advise you to review the role description and person specification ahead of completing and submitting your online expression of interest form.

For further information about Armed Forces Chaplaincy, please visit: Armed Forces Chaplaincy - Methodist Church

Please note successful nominees will be asked to undertake further checks, including references and a DBS check.

Term of appointment: To start from September 2024 for an initial term of three years.

If you have questions about the role or require reasonable adjustments to be made at any stage of the recruitment process, please contact us.

Indicative Recruitment Timetable:

Closing date:  23rd July 2024, 23:59pm

Shortlisting: W/C 29 July 2024

Online interivew: Thursday 8 August 2024 

Provisional appointment start date: 1 September 2024

This is a voluntary unpaid position; with appropriate expenses reimbursed.

As an inclusive organisation, we welcome and encourage applications from people of all backgrounds. We particularly welcome applications from people of Black, Asian and other Minority Ethnic groups (BAME), as they are currently under-represented within the committees.

Volunteer Position - Member of the Mission Committee

Are you a member of the Methodist Church in Britain seeking to use your skills, expertise and gifts in a new way? Do you have skills, proven ability and gifts in strategic thinking and planning to enhance the mission of the Church?

We are seeking a new member of the Mission Committee from 1 September 2024, initially for a period of three years, renewable for a further three years if desired.

About the role

The Mission Committee is charged with responsibility to keep in constant review the life of the Methodist Church as it relates to Mission, to indicate what changes are necessary or what steps should be taken to make the work of the Church more effective.

The work of the Committee involves developing and supporting the mission of the Church and those engaged in that mission, both locally and globally. The Committee is charged with overseeing connexional policy for mission and is involved in determining the processes and overseeing the disbursement of funds for mission in Britain.

About You

We are looking for an experienced, committed person who has transferable skills, this individual will:

• Have previous experience of serving on a church body.
• Have an awareness of the variety of contexts that exist within the Methodist Church in Great Britain.
• Have the ability to confer about how the vision and policies for mission adopted by the Conference might be implemented in the Circuits and Districts.
• Be a member in good standing of the Methodist Church in Britain

Expressions of interest are invited from lay and ordained members of the Methodist Church in Britain, and especially from people from ethnic minorities as they are currently under represented on the Committee. All applications will be assessed on merit.

We advise you to review the role description and person specification ahead of completing and submitting your online expression of interest form.

Please note that where appropriate, the successful nominee will be asked to undertake further checks, including references and a DBS check.

Indicative Recruitment Timetable:

Closing date: 10 July 2024

Interviews Date: 19 July 2024

This is a voluntary unpaid position; with appropriate expenses reimbursed.

Volunteer Position

Job Title:  Convener of the Stationing Advisory Committee

Do you want to make a difference and contribute to The Methodist Church? Are you a keen and experienced individual who is interested in supporting the work we do within the stationing process? 

The primary function of the Stationing Advisory Committee is to receive and consider applications from ministers who wish to serve in roles other than Circuit, District and Connexional Team appointments, and to make recommendations to the Stationing Committee.

About the role of the Convener of the SAC

There are nine main elements to the role:

1. As each minister e-mails for an appointment, e-mail them back with a suggested time for an appointment. Keep a note of the time offered, to ensure not to offer that time to anyone else, unless it is not accepted. If a Panel is full, offer a date for a later panel. Attach the appropriate background information form and ask them to fill it in and return it, sending a copy to their District Chair, Circuit Superintendent, and the Warden of the MDO, as appropriate.
2. About ten days before each panel meeting write to the District Chairs and the Circuit Superintendents of those coming to request any information from them helpful to the panel. Write also, where relevant, to the Warden of the MDO. Send out the timetable for the day to panel members, including the Zoom link. Email each minister coming to the panel reminding them of the time and date, also including the Zoom link, and telling them the names of panel members as they have the right to object to any members being present.
3. A few days before the panel, send the forms and comments received to the Panel members.
4. Be a member of the Panel.
5. Following the Panel, receive the notes taken by the designated note-taker for proof reading and possible editing, add the relevant top (name, Circuit, year of travel, panel members, date of panel) and bottom (permission recommended). Send the reports to the Panel members for their comments. Once they have been agreed, send them to the minister, and copy them to the District Chair and, where relevant, the Superintendent and the Warden of the MDO.  Send all of the reports to the Panel Chair and to the designated administrator at Methodist Church House, for them to store centrally. Keep an electronic copy of the report in a file. The administrator will update the Table of Permissions.
6. In June, send the Table of Permissions to the District Chairs and the Warden of the MDO, asking them to check for any inaccuracies, and ask the administrator to update the table as necessary. Also send a request asking District Chairs to encourage suitable people to consider being Panel members, including a role description and an application form. Take up references as necessary, and arrange an interview with the applicant and the Chair of the Stationing Advisory Committee.
7. In July, agree dates for the following Connexional Year with the Chair of the Stationing Advisory Committee. Write to all panel members asking if they are still willing to serve and for their available dates for the next year. Draw up a rota and send it to the Panel members.
8. Be a member of the Stationing Advisory Committee.
9. Prepare a brief summary of each report for the Stationing Advisory Committee meetings and present it to the Committee. Liaise with the designated administrator over the distribution of papers to the Committee members.

About You

We are looking for an experienced, committed person who has transferable skills. This individual will:

• Be a member in good standing of the Methodist Church in Britain
• Have previous administrative experience.
• Have an awareness of the variety of contexts that exist within the Methodist Church in Great Britain.
• Have a good knowledge of the stationing process of the Methodist church.
• Have a good knowledge of the constitutional and organisational arrangements of the Methodist Church.
• Have the ability to think strategically and connect vision, aims and strategies through theological reflection.
• Be a person who works well with others as well as individually, and is able to exercises sound judgement in decision making.
• Have the ability to engage diplomatically on sensitive issues

We advise you to review the candidate pack, the role description and person specification ahead of completing and submitting your online expression of interest form. The candidate pack includes some useful information about our processes. 

Please note that where appropriate, successful nominees will be asked to undertake further checks, including references and a DBS check.

If you have questions about the role or require reasonable adjustments to be made at any stage of the recruitment process, please contact us.

Indicative Recruitment Timetable:

Closing date: 30 June 2024, 23:59pm

Provisional appointment start date: 1 September 2024

This is a voluntary unpaid position; however, some additional expenses can be agreed.

Orchards is a Christian charity (CIO: 1179459) working in partnership with local churches across the UK to see women free from sexual exploitation and empowered for flourishing, independent lives. We build trusting relationships with women and support them for lasting recovery through our main areas: 1) transitional safe housing; 2) trauma counselling; 3) training and work opportunities for job and life skills. We are grounded in specially trained churches, who we partner with and train to become communities where a woman, if she chooses, can rebuild belonging, receive befriending support, and explore the Christian faith for herself.We launched in 2018 with one woman and one flat. Since then, we have had the privilege of setting up three safe properties embedded in a network of churches in South London and have launched a national counselling service (face to face and online). We have recently opened a new counselling hub in East London and are now preparing to open a new housing hub in East Sussex and through local church partners in those areas.

Orchards Trustees serve the board with a passion to see women free from sexual exploitation, bringing their relevant career experience and skills and prayerfulness. At present the Trustees have members from a variety of professional backgrounds; including a former CEO of an anti-trafficking NGO, an accountant, HR specialist, church leader and communications consultant. They represent a range of church denominations and church networks. 

Two of our Trustees are reaching the end of their tenure this summer and we are seeking new Trustees to strengthen the Board and help position us for sustainable growth in the coming years. We are particularly looking for Trustees with experience in the following areas:

- Safeguarding

- Church leader or church network leader

- Social housing.

We are particularly looking to ensure diversity of perspective and voice across the board. As such, we welcomeapplicants from all cultural backgrounds to apply, in addition to applicants with lived experience of sexual exploitation.

We are seeking a Company Secretary who can use their skills and capabilities to assist the Board to operate efficiently and effectively. You will also help the charity to continue providing vital support to those who need it.

What will you be doing?

This role is for someone who is organised and methodical, with an eye for detail. You will take minutes at Board meetings and make sure the charity follows company law. You will also participate fully in Board meetings and play an important part in the strategic direction of the charity.

Together the Trustees are collectively responsible for the governance and management of the Charity, including regulatory compliance. However, the Company Secretary is expected to lead on all aspects of the charities adherence to legal and regulatory requirements, that includes submission of documentation to the appropriate body.

This includes being able to present and explain any requirements to other Trustees, to aid the Board’s understanding and ability to jointly make decisions about changes to the charities governance matters.

For full role description please see candidate pack attached. 

What are we looking for?

Desirable skills, experience and knowledge:

• Experience in one of the following: Legal, Office & Administration Management or Governance.
• A strong affinity with the vision and values of Top Church Training.
• Excellent organisational and communication skills.
• Integrity and sound judgement.
• Able and willing to work collaboratively with others.

We welcome candidates of all backgrounds, identities and experiences. We would like to diversify our Board in order to strengthen our governance and better represent the demographics of those who use our services.

What difference will you make?

This is an exciting time to join us as we are looking to develop the existing Board and our policies and procedures around our governance. The long term goal is to expand the Board by bringing on people with new skills, experience and backgrounds.

As Company Secretary you will play a key supporting role in helping us achieve this goal, and will use your skills and capabilities to assist the Board to operate efficiently and effectively. You will also help the charity to continue providing vital support to those who need it.

London City Mission (LCM) shares the gospel alongside the local church of London, equipping everyday Christians to lovingly bring a message of hope in Christ to those least likely to hear it.

LCM's events are a great way of getting involved in God's mission in London. The event support assistant supports in the running of events by providing any practical help required on the day. This may include assisting with event-day set-up, welcoming attendees, serving refreshments, and generally giving a helping hand wherever needed to ensure all goes according to plan.

WHAT THE ROLE INVOLVES

• Set-up/take-down of venue
• Welcoming at door
• Stewarding
• Serving refreshments (teas, coffees, food)
• Helping at event reception desk
• Stage management
• Fire warden (after attended training)
• First aider (after attended training)

Hours: No regular hours as event-dependent. Events take place, on average, one to two times per quarter. Usually held on Saturdays, but occassionally also evenings or weekdays.

QUALIFICATIONS AND SKILLS REQUIRED

• Physically able to move furniture and other large objects.
• Excellent people skills.
• ‘Can do’ attitude to serving and ability to see what needs to be done.
• Good timekeeping.
• Desirable to have Food safety certificate or First aid certificate

We are looking for practicing Christians who want to put their faith into action by serving in events. The volunteers will be seen as representing the Mission and will be interacting with attendees/visitors to LCM.

London City Mission (LCM) shares the gospel alongside the local church of London, equipping everyday Christians to lovingly bring a message of hope in Christ to those least likely to hear it.

LCM hosts a range of events, encouraging people to get involved in God's mission in London. The Audio Visual assistant will support in the running of events by helping manage the sound, visuals, lighting and with A/V set-up and take-down, amongst other things, under the oversight of the AV Comms Officer or production manager.

WHAT THE ROLE INVOLVES

• Manage Zoom/Teams calls for hybrid events.
• Manage visuals when not controlled by speakers.
• Assist with sound and visuals management under direction of A/V Comms Officer or Event A/V manager such as e.g. the facilitation of roving mics and stage lighting.
• Assist with event equipment set-up and take-down.
• Post-event recording management.
• Any other A/V tasks as requested by the A/V Comms Officer.

Hours: No regular hours as event-dependent. Events take place, on average, one to two times per quarter. Usually held on Saturdays, but occasionally on evenings or weekdays.

QUALIFICATIONS AND SKILLS REQUIRED

• Able to use sound desk or willing to learn.
• Able to use Zoom, Teams, ProPresenter, or willing to learn.
• Excellent people skills.
• ‘Can do’ attitude to serving and ability to see what needs to be done.
• Good timekeeping as set-up will be required before others arrive.
• Ability to work well under pressure in keeping with LCM values.
• Good troubleshooting skills.
• Adaptable and able to support AV or production manager at a moment’s notice.
• Attention to detail in a fast-paced environment.

A Christian is required for this role. 

London City Mission (LCM) shares the gospel alongside the local church of London, equipping everyday Christians to lovingly bring a message of hope in Christ to those least likely to hear it.

LCM has an amazingly rich history of nearly 200 years, where God has been at work, drawing people to faith in Jesus! We are looking form someone with a passion for history, to help manage our archives and respond to requests for historical information.

WHAT THE ROLE INVOLVES

Responding to requests:

• Access the Archives email inbox to receive requests from supporters
• Use internal IT system to run a digital search on any information people request
• Search the physical archives room for additional information that is not online, or that any online archives refer to (ie missionary diaries/magazine issues/annual reports)

Organising the archives:

• Neatly label and organise the archives room
• Organise and file specific missionary information (diaries/photos)
• Digitise specific missionary information (scanning things in or typing things up)
• Digitise other useful archives
• Create a catalogue of the physical archives
• Keep the archives room tidy and organised (working towards opening to the public again)

QUALIFICATIONS AND SKILLS REQUIRED

• Organised and logical thinker, with attention to detail
• Computer literate
• Experience dealing with supporters/members of the public outside of the organisation
• Passion for history in London and/or history of LCM

A Christian is required for this role. 

Trustee

Are you passionate about advancing the Christian faith and making a tangible impact on the lives of those in need? Pilgrims’ Friend Society is looking for a dedicated and skilled individual to join our Board of Trustees. As a trustee, you will share in the strategic oversight of our charity, ensuring we fulfill our mission of advancing the Christian faith amongst older people and helping them with the some of the challenges of older age to the glory of God.

Key Responsibilities

• Uphold and develop the charity’s Christian distinctiveness.
• Provide strategic direction and oversight.
• Ensure effective use of resources and compliance.
• Act as an ambassador for our work.
• Offer expertise and guidance in your specialised field.
• Engage in strategic planning and serve as a critical friend to the executive team.

What We’re Looking For

We welcome applications from committed Christians who:

• Worship at a Protestant Church.
• Are over 18 and support our charity’s Objects.
• Believe in the Lord Jesus Christ and agree with our Doctrinal Basis.
• Have relevant skills and experience in our needed areas.
• Can commit around ten days a year to trustee duties.

 Commitments

• Board Meetings: Attend up to five meetings annually, both face-to-face in London and via Zoom and including one overnight meeting with our management team,
• Committee Involvement: Participate in one of our key committees that steer and review key aspects of our work (finance; care quality; organisational development; our building and growth programme)
• Prayer and Spiritual Support: Pray regularly for our work and engage with our teams for spiritual encouragement.

Read the Job Information Pack below for more information.

Why Join Us?

Becoming a trustee at The Pilgrims’ Friend Society is an opportunity to contribute to a cause that matters and that you care deeply about. You will be able to use and/or develop strategic and leadership skills and be part of a community that views its work as a calling from God.

To learn more about the role of a trustee, visit the Charity Commission website. If you are interested in applying, please ensure you meet our qualifications and are prepared to sign a written declaration of your commitment to our mission.

Apply Today!

Join us in making a meaningful impact through faith-driven service. If you feel called to serve and have the necessary skills and commitment apply today and help us continue our mission to serve and glorify God.

We are committed to a diverse board and encourage applications from women, disabled individuals, and Black, Asian, and Minority Ethnic candidates, who are currently underrepresented.

London City Mission (LCM) shares the gospel alongside the local church of London, equipping everyday Christians to lovingly bring a message of hope in Christ to those least likely to hear it.

LCM is reliant on the partnership of Christians across the UK and beyond who support the gospel work through their prayers and gifts. This relationship involves daily interactions - sending updates of the impact supporters' gifts are making, responding to enquiries, processing gifts and maintaining records. We're looking for someone with a passion for gospel mission to support us in these tasks.

WHAT THE ROLE INVOLVES

Supporter Care

• Acknowledgements / correspondence related to Gift processing
• Data entry
• Maintenance of database records
• Updating spreadsheets for various projects
• General office duties

Fundraising and Supporter Partnerships team:

• Providing support for all activities and projects within the Fundraising and Supporter Partnerships Team

Hours: One day per week

QUALIFICATIONS AND SKILLS REQUIRED

Essential

• Excellent administration skills
• Excellent communication skills
• Ability to work on initiative and as part of a team
• Good working knowledge of excel spreadsheets
• Attention to detail
• A practicing, evangelical Christian
• Inspired by London City Mission’s vision and values

Desirable

• Experience in customer service
• Experience of using Customer Relationship Management systems or donor database
• Medium level skills in all other MS Office applications

We are looking for Christians to help us to build relationships with individuals over time. Genuine connections are often made as we share stories of personal Christian faith and how this motivates us to be a part of gospel work. It is essential that the Support Partnerships Officer personally owns, communicates and implements the aims of LCM.

Role Summary

We are looking for a new Chair of Trustees who will offer strategic and supportive leadership to our highly effective, collaborative and committed Board.  The Chair leads the board, ensuring that it governs the charity effectively, in service of the charity's vision and mission.  The Chair leads in an inclusive way, supporting the Board to work together well, and providing support and challenge to the Chief Executive.  The Chair is also an ambassador for the charity.

Chair role & responsibilities 

Provide strategic leadership to the charity and the Board, ensuring that Glass Door achieves its mission with the interests of Glass Door's guests at its centre.

Work collaboratively with the CEO, staff and volunteers to achieve our mission and optimise the relationship between the Board and Glass Doors's staff and volunteers.

Provide leadership within the Board, ensuring that it fulfills its responsibilities for the governance of the organisation and promoting governance among fellow Trustees, providing clarity around boundaries between governance, management and operations.

Plan and chair the bi-monthly board meetings and the AGM, with colleagues as appropriate and liaise with the CEO, Company Secretary and Governance Trustee with regard to setting up meetings, agenda items and annual report content.

Facilitate meetings ensuring all have equal involvement in discussions, clarifying any uncertainties, confirming decisions made and actions to be taken and ensuring effective time management of meetings whilst providing appropriate periods of discussion and reflection.

Act as a spokesperson and figurehead for Glass Door when required.

Support Glass Door functions and events eg attendance at supporter events.

Support the Head of Fundraising & Major Donors with the cultivation of high-level donors, occassionally attending meetings where value can be added.

Represent the Board at staff Town Hall meetings.

Support the team liaising with partner churches and statutory authorities as required and be the public face of Glass Door in the local community.

Liaise with the CEO and he Board to keep an overview of the charity's affairs.

Provide supervision and support to the CEO as necessary in addition to planned monthly/bi-monthly 'catch up' meetings and, with the People Trustee, lead the CEO's annual performance review.

To act as final stage adjudicator for disciplinary and grievance procedures if required.

What we are looking for

Experience of being a Trustee, ideally in the third sector, and an understanding of the legal responsibilities and liabilities of a Trustee/Director.

A keen sense of strategic purpose.

Strong leadership skills, able to foster and promote a collaborative team environment and an inclusive and collaborative leadership style; able to inspire and support everyone to participate on an equal footing.

An ability to facilitate, mediate, influence and respect the confidences of colleagues.  The ability to listen and engage effectively.  You are comfortable with challenge and debate and are able to encourage that in others whilst fostering a collaborative board environment.

Excellent presentation and communication skills.

Advocate and ambassador - possess gravitas to lead the organisation and be able and willing to champion Glass Door.

Demonstrate a strong and visible passion and commitment to Glass Door's guests and ensure that the interests of our guests drive the decisions of the Board.

A strong personal commitment to equity, diversity and inclusion.

A willingness to devote necessary time and effort to your duties as Chair and be available and responsive (e.g. when things sometimes 'come up' that require the Chair to advise, support or give consent to).

What's in it for the new Chair?

Our vision is a world where no one has to sleep on the streets of London and we're working every day to achieve this.  Your role as Chair will offer you an incredibly reqarding experience to use your skills and collaborate with the rest of the Board and staff members for the benefit of people experiencing, or at risk of homelessness.

For more information please see the full role description and Glass Door information pack attached,

If you have extensive experience of fundraising, there is a volunteer opportunity here for you which offers a chance to make a difference at Ampleforth Abbey in its mission to the Church and society in the 21st century.

What will you be doing?

The Ampleforth Abbey Trust wishes to appoint a trustee with fundraising expertise and experience who will be able to align fundraising with the charity’s overall Strategic Plan and ensure effective income generation.

As the specialist fundraising trustee, you will play a pivotal role in supporting the Ampleforth community by setting and monitoring the Trust’s strategic direction to ensure sustainable delivery of core objectives. 

Main duties:

• Fundraising strategy: provide expertise, advice and guidance to align fundraising within the charity’s overall Strategic Plan to ensure effective income generation
• Fundraising Steering Group: work with the Chair of the board and invited experts on a Fundraising Steering Group
• Donor engagement: collaborate with the monastic community and the board of trustees to develop and monitor a donor engagement plan
• Compliance and Risk: ensure compliance with legal requirements, assess risks in fundraising planning, alerting the Board of Trustees in a timely manner about any concerns
• To report to the Board at a strategic level on the successes and challenges of the fundraising strategy.

What are we looking for?

• Clear demonstrable and evidenced empathy with support for Ampleforth Abbey Trust’s mission and ethos;
• Experience of participating in the oversight or management of organisations and an understanding of organisational operational and effectiveness issues;
• Experience (professional or non-executive) in strategic philanthropic development and fundraising and an understanding of the key opportunities for the Trust in this area;
• Willingness to use different experiences to support the Trust, and to act as an ambassador;
• A capacity for independent thought, judgement and expression - balanced by influencing skills with an ability to advise and challenge on a constructive and open basis;
• A warm, collegiate and diplomatic style with the ability to take tough decisions when required;
• Good interpersonal, communication and team working skills;
• Able to give sufficient time on a voluntary basis;
• Demonstrable commitment to equality, diversity and inclusion, alongside a personal commitment to core principles of opportunity, openness, transparency and respect for others;
• Experience in a non-executive role.

What difference will you make?

Through your fundraising experience you will have a pivotal role in providing expertise, advice and guidance to align fundraising within the charity’s overall Strategic Plan to ensure effective income generation; collaborate with the monastic community and the board of trustees to develop and monitor a donor engagement plan; and report to the Board at a strategic level on the successes and challenges of the fundraising strategy.

Before you apply

Please provide a CV and a cover letter containing the contact details of two referees. 

All Nations Christian College has a long history of successfully equipping men and women whose sights are firmly set on a future in mission work. In 2021 we celebrated 50 years of training for these remarkable individuals. We believe our work to be vital – preparing people for mission requires training for ‘the whole person’. And central to our ability to deliver high standards of education and growth for our students is a highly skilled, diverse and engaged team, ready to serve and make a difference. Could that be you?

We are looking for a qualified and experienced tutor to take overall responsibility for pastoral care within the College, and to contribute to the teaching of select modules in the candidate’s area of expertise.

This role is for a Tutor to be a residential volunteer on site (accommodation and meals are provided free of charge); or the role could suit a volunteer who lives locally and travels on site (travel expenses covered).

In the nature of the role, it is a genuine requirement that the post holder is a committed Christian and fully supports the objectives of the college.

Working conditions

Residential volunteer, or local volunteer

Located: Easneye, Ware, Hertfordshire

Hours of work: full time / part time (flexible)

Start: 2nd September 2024

All Nations Christian College is committed to safeguarding children and adults at risk, from abuse and neglect. We expect all staff who work with us to share this commitment. Staff may be required to be checked with the Disclosure & Barring Service (DBS)

All applicants must have the right to work in the UK.

Overall responsibility of the job: oversee the operation of the JPIC foodbank, with concern for its operational efficiency and standards in accordance with the JPIC model. In partnership with the management: guide the development of the foodbank project, including its material resources, financial assets, reputation, partnerships and volunteer body.

Specific responsibilities:

Reporting to Trustees

• Work directly with the senior minister and administrator 
•   Report to the charity's trustees bi-annually or at such special meetings as the trustees may call
•   Advise the trustees of exceptional events, such as complaints, major press contacts, accidents, external evaluations or risk to reputation

Strategic development

•   Call meetings of the Team Leaders four times a year, providing a report in advance and agenda
•   Responsible for conducting and ensuring delivery of Training Reviews at Glasgow 
• Oversee collection, sorting and distribution of food and non food items
   

PERSON SPECIFICATION

Experience:

Experience of managing people

Experience of working or volunteering in an organisation that deploys volunteers A sound understanding of, and experience of engagement with, churches and Christians of different denominations

Key Skills:

•   Ability to manage and monitor the development of a project
•   Good oral communication and confident public speaker
  Confident user of email, document and spreadsheet applications, and internet Ability to work independently and unsupervised
  Numerate and comfortable interpreting statistical and financial data
  Empathy and ability to work with people from disadvantaged, marginalised, or socially excluded backgrounds

Personal attributes:

•   Honesty and integrity
•   Passionate about tackling poverty
•   A good sense of humour

Other Requirements

•   Driver with clean licence
•   DBS Check

Training provided

Induction training

IT training as required

H&S, Environmental Health & Manual Handling & Safeguarding as appropriate

Children and adults with care and support needs protection

Food Hygiene as required