60 Coordinator jobs in London, Greater London

Kingswood House is a 32-room historic mansion in South London, operating as a creative centre, events venue, and community hub.

We combine commercial event delivery with community programming in all creative arts, focusing on local community groups.

Our goal is to strengthen commercial revenue to support Community engagement, ongoing building maintenance and establish a sustainable business model that balances commercial performance with meaningful community benefit. The Community Events Coordinator will focus on developing and delivering events, workshops and initiatives that engage our local and wider community. They will build meaningful relationships with community groups, charities, schools, youth organisations and other local partners, creating opportunities for people to connect, participate and feel part of Kingswood House. The successful candidate will have experience working with community groups and developing or delivering community-focused projects. They will also have experience identifying funding opportunities, preparing funding applications or proposals, and supporting the management and reporting of funded projects. They will be a confident relationship-builder with a genuine passion for community engagement and the ability to take ideas from concept through to delivery

Role Purpose

To develop and lead the organisation's community-focused work, building relationships with local organisations and creating opportunities that support community engagement, participation and access to the building.

The role would have ownership of community initiatives, while working collaboratively with the Head of Events & Programming to ensure they sit within the wider strategy and programme of the building.

Responsible for developing relationships with:

• Local community organisations
• Charities
• Schools and colleges.
• Youth organisations
• Environmental organisations
• Employment and skills organisations
• Local groups and networks
• Organisations such as London Wildlife Trust