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Are you passionate about driving change towards sustainable healthcare practices? Do you want to lead impactful campaigns that make a real difference in the world? If so, this opportunity is for you!
Health Care With Out Harm charity is dedicated to transforming healthcare to reduce its environmental impact and promote sustainability and environmental health. They are looking for a Campaign Manager who will work on a large project aimed at creating safer and more sustainable pre and post-natal care, with a focus on reducing plastic pollution and toxic chemical exposure. They are a leading international NGO at the forefront of the movement for sustainable healthcare in Europe and beyond. As the Campaign Manager, you will play a pivotal role in developing their Born Green Generation campaign.
This is a full-time position operating on a four-day week (8 hours/day) to support work-life balance. Their head office is based in Brussels and ideally the Campaign Manager would commute to that office but they will consider remote applications. Salary for this role is up to €3,570 gross per month, dependent on qualifications and experience, which is roughly £45,000 GBP.
Why Join Them?
- Make a difference: Contribute to the growth of a collaborative, ambitious, and impactful international NGO.
- Global impact: Make a lasting and tangible impact in reducing the environmental impact of healthcare and safeguarding public health in Europe and beyond.
- Flexibility: Enjoy the freedom of flexible and remote work options, enabling a healthy work-life balance.
The Campaign Manager will be responsible for:
- Campaign Strategy Development and Implementation: Developing and leading the implementation of effective campaigning strategies for a new initiative, aimed at engaging various audiences and maximising impact over the next three years.
- EU-wide Campaign Scale-up: Leading the scale-up of an EU-wide campaign, developing an awareness-raising campaign promoting the pledge and encouraging healthcare providers to take action, while monitoring and reporting on its success.
- Political Engagement and Advocacy: Supporting the Plastics and Chemical Policy Coordinator's activities to drive political engagement and advocacy for a project, including the development of effective messaging and materials.
- Stakeholder Relationship Building: Proactively building and developing relationships with project stakeholders, partners, funders, and policymakers, aiming to build a coalition of motivated advocates across Europe.
- Team Collaboration and Support: Providing guidance and support to team members working on other projects and programs as needed, and acting as a mentor and coach to team members, fostering a culture of excellence and teamwork.
To be appointed you will have:
- Solid of experience in advocacy campaign management within an EU setting – this will include behavioural change and people engagement
- Experience in a relevant field such as communications, international relations, political science or public policy
- Strong understanding of policy issues and the political landscape in Europe
- Experience or interest in health/environmental issues
We want you to have every opportunity to demonstrate your skills, ability and potential; please contact us if you require any assistance or adjustment so that we can help with making the application process work for you.
St Martin-in-the-Fields Charity – Director of Income & Engagement
Base: Hybrid working, minimum two days in Central London office.
Salary: Circa £85k per annum.
Contract: Permanent, full-time.
St Martin-in-the-Fields Charity, one of the UK’s leading organisations working to prevent homelessness throughout the UK, is seeking a Director of Income and Engagement to develop and deliver their fundraising, marketing and communications strategy, focused on growing existing revenue streams, as well as introducing new ways to raise funds and increase reach.
St Martin-in-the-Fields Charity exists to try to prevent homelessness. Where it does occur, the organisation supports the delivery of the best possible solutions that enable people experiencing, or about to experience, homelessness to secure and keep a safe place to live. That could mean support through emergency grants to address urgent housing needs, supporting frontline organisations providing access to healthcare, legal advice, and mental health support to help people move on from homelessness.
The charity is now seeking an experienced and transformational leader for this newly created role to lead their fundraising, marketing and communications team and to contribute to the organisation’s strategic and operational planning as a key part of the Leadership Team. The Director of Income & Engagement will also deputise for the Chief Executive Officer where required.
This is a particularly exciting time to join the charity as they build towards their 100th BBC Radio 4 Appeal in 2026, which offers a unique opportunity to develop a dedicated fundraising appeal that builds on the heritage aspects of the St Martin’s association; promotes the SMC charity; looks back at the difference the appeal has made to the lives of people experiencing or at risk from homelessness; and how the need to address homelessness and its root causes today is greater than ever.
The ideal candidate will have a demonstrable track record of delivering significant and sustainable net income growth from mass engagement fundraising and of developing and successfully implementing cutting-edge fundraising strategies, encompassing a broad range of fundraising streams and related marketing activity. You will be a collaborative and strategic leader with excellent communication skills and high emotional intelligence. You will also have the proven ability to motivate and drive your team and to develop and sustain key stakeholder relationships and partnerships, such as with the BBC and across the St Martin’s network.
Please click through below to find our Candidate Pack for further information, including details of how to apply.
CLOSING DATE: 9am GMT, Tuesday 2nd April 2024