We are looking for someone to refine and co-ordinate our current temporary COVID-19 emergency food relief distribution hub on the ground in Rotherhithe SE16 to ensure that those most at risk of food insecurity locally are getting the essential supplies they need.  This will be followed by planning and managing the transition of these operations to an alternative site over the coming months, in collaboration with local partners.

What we do

Time & Talents is a lively, busy community centre in the heart of Rotherhithe, SE16.  Set in a leafy heritage building, and ‘T&T2’, our second venue in Surrey Quays Shopping Centre, we offer something for everyone. With a history of 133 years of supporting people of all ages in Rotherhithe and Bermondsey, we bring people together for mutual support, fun and friendship, with a wide range of services and activities for older adults, children and families’ projects and volunteering opportunities.

During COVID-19, in partnership with Southwark Council and other food hubs in the Borough, we have been operating a weekly temporary emergency relief food distribution hub from our Old Mortuary building.  With a team of staff and volunteers, we take in deliveries and donations of essential food and hygiene supplies and in turn sort, pack and deliver food parcels to 250 of the most isolated and socio-economically disadvantaged people in the local area.  We are now looking to refine these operations and to transition them to a partner site in Rotherhithe over the coming months.  In the longer team, and in partnership with other local stakeholders, we want to develop a sustainable model that addresses food insecurity locally with dignity, choice and empowerment and connects local people to their community.

The role

In this role, you’ll be;

• Running the weekly food distribution hub (currently operating on Wednesdays and Thursdays)
  • Managing the flow of food through the project to include:
  • Working with partners who donate food to the project
  • Ordering from our suppliers
  • Receiving deliveries and sorting and managing stock
  • Stock rotation
  • Safe storage of high-risk food items
  • Overseeing food hygiene
• Managing the recipients list, including accepting and rejecting referrals on an ongoing basis and in line with operational capacity
• Assessing and refining current processes and procedures
• Working with clients to shape and improve the service
• Supervising and training volunteers
• Planning and co-ordinating the transition of current operations to a local partner site in partnership with other local community organisations and wider stakeholders
• Managing the day-to-day finances of the project

About you

You are passionate about healthy food and nutritious eating and believe that quality food should be available for everyone.  You’re a problem solver and you get things done. You have strong relationship building skills and build trust and credibility easily. You’re flexible, accountable, take responsibility, are highly organised and skilled in multitasking.

About us

We are an energetic, experienced, and passionate team of 15, with a strong sense of shared purpose and a lively sense of humour. You’ll have the chance to make a big contribution to a growing, ambitious and innovative organisation which has doubled its reach and impact in recent years.

This role is part-time, with flexibility for regular evening and occasional weekend working.

Time & Talents is wholly committed to inclusion and diversity, and to building a culture and environment where everyone is appreciated for the unique person that they are. We actively encourage applications from a broad range of backgrounds and experiences.

If you would like an informal chat about the job, please email us with your phone number and a suitable time for us to call.

The closing date is 17:30 on Wednesday 7 October 2020.  However, we’ll be reviewing applications on a rolling basis, so please apply as soon as possible.

TO APPLY: All applications to be submitted online via CharityJob. Send a CV and a cover letter of no more than two sides of A4, explaining why you want the job and how your experience relates to the job description and person specification.

IMPORTANT: We’ll use cover letters to assess applications alongside CVs. Please ensure you take the time to include a well-written cover letter as detailed above.  We won’t assess applications without one.

Coronavirus/COVID-19: the safety and wellbeing of our current and future employees remain a top priority, therefore interviews will be conducted remotely by video if necessary.

Organisation

Jami was established in 1989 by parents, relatives and friends of people who experienced mental health difficulties. In 2013 Jami became responsible for the community’s non-residential mental health provision, creating a single mental health service for the Jewish community.

Compeer is Jami’s new in-house befriending programme which aims to improve the quality of life, self-esteem, and resilience of people with mental illness through one-to-one support with a trained volunteer.

Pairs meet up regularly for simple social and practical activities, to provide support to people at their homes, or to access their local communities, with most interactions having taken place over the phone in response to lockdown. 

Job purpose

To work closely with the Compeer Volunteer Manager to deliver and develop Compeer volunteering at Jami, as well as to support the wider volunteering aims and objectives across the charity. This includes supporting the recruitment, induction, training, supervision, and retention of Compeer at Jami volunteers, as well as supporting the people who use Compeer.

Key relationships

• Compeer Volunteering Manager and Volunteer and Pastoral Coordinator
• Jami service managers
• External volunteering agencies and local community groups
• Compeer affiliates

Main responsibilities

Coordinating Compeer:

• Along-side the Compeer Manager, support the recruitment process for Compeer volunteering, which includes interviewing, screening, developing, and delivering role-specific training, matching, support, and supervision of Compeer volunteers
• Monitor volunteer/friend caseload via telephone and face-to-face contact and processing of volunteer reports
• Support matched pairs in planning for and organizing wellbeing and/or practical activities
• Developing the virtual and telephone Compeer to incorporate wellbeing and other 1:1 activity
• Formally assessing client need, complete with regular reviews and outcome monitoring
• Providing updates in both qualitative and quantitative form to the Compeer Volunteering Manager when needed
• Updating and maintaining key documents, which includes the newsletter and volunteering handbook
• Liaising with internal and external referrers to ensure a smooth referral process whilst also respecting confidentiality and GDPR
• Working with the education team to facilitate other training modules for volunteers for the prospectus when needed
• Provide support in problem solving and crisis intervention as needed in the Compeer relationship and wider program
• Facilitate and organize volunteer support sessions on a regular basis
• Attend meetings with external agencies when appropriate

Other:

• Keep up to date with practice developments through involvement in appropriate national and local networks
• Maintain own personal development and keep up to date with current knowledge and health and social care agenda through reading, attending study days, conferences, and meetings as appropriate
• Work within Health and Safety guidelines, with reference to the Lone Worker Policy and individual risk assessments
• Compliance with the Equality Act, and Health and Safety legislation
• Attend regular supervision with named supervisor
• Participate in the organisation’s appraisal process
• Ensure that all activities are operated in a way which is consistent with the values of Jami and the Jewish community it serves.
• Carry out any other reasonable duties as requested by your line manager or another designated senior manager

See attched JD for more info

To apply please send your C.V. and a one page covering letter 

20 hours per week - Watford/Hemel Hempstead based

– criminal exploitation/offending transition –

Transitions UK is an exciting and growing charity, initially working across Herts, Beds & Bucks, specifically set up to address the needs of a “lost generation” of 15-25-year olds. We work with young people with learning disabilities, mental health & emotional issues, young people leaving care and those at risk of exploitation/offending.

You will further develop and drive forward this exciting and innovative community-based project, part funded by The National Lottery and already running for three years, including spearheading the new hub in Hemel Hempstead. You will have primary responsibility, supported by our FT Project Manager, to provide a mentoring and befriending service to young people aged 13-21 years who are at risk of criminal exploitation or offending. 

The role runs across two hubs – in Watford and Hemel Hempstead – there are two other hubs in Enfield and Stevenage. Within each hub we run “Prevent” for 7-8 13-17-year olds and “Restart” for 3 18-21-year olds. You will support 20 young people and recruit and deploy 30+ volunteers as mentors, both younger and older adults.

You are an excellent organiser, team leader and communicator with a hands-on approach. From experience, you are able to work sensitively and effectively with young people who have personal challenges and need support - so you will provide a quality response to the challenge further developing this project. You will be well supported by an experienced high-quality Board with personal support from your Project Manager. You will be excited by the opportunities in this role and growing charity, and determined to achieve excellent results for the young people we support.

For more information, please see attached Job Description and Person Specification documents.

To apply, please click the Apply button to send us your CV and covering letter.

Closing Date: 9th October

Interviews: 15th October

Registered Charity No 1160105

We are looking for someone who is a born organiser.  Good with people, you think on your feet, a problem solver. 

Your first task will be to bring together 30-40 odd organisers of local groups and national networks, and help them gel as a team. Give them the confidence, knowledge and resources to develop their group, support each other and play an engaged part in Stamma.

We want to ensure that we have local groups across the UK which are welcoming and engaging and provide a consistent quality experience to new and existing members.  More, we want to expand our network, and create more local groups – and ideally more national networks, like the Defence Stammering Network or the Stamma Civil Service. 

ROLE OUTLINE

Your job is to work with our volunteer organisers, many of whom have been involved in Stamma for many years, and look at what they need in terms of resources and information and support – and knit that into an overarching plan.  One that delivers a common understanding and agreement between ourselves and the organisers – and ensure that people taking part in local groups, online groups, networks, experience a consistent quality experience.

ABOUT YOU
You will like meeting people, be a great listener, a great organiser and by definition be a good planner.  Good taking thought to deed, coming up with a plan, writing it down succinctly and clearly, getting agreement, putting it into action.  You’ll be hoping to be able to travel widely, and meet everyone. Failing that you’ll be pretty great at organising and running Zoom meetings.  Not bad too at social media. You are as at home with local groups as you are with a huddle of city bankers – able to stand up and present with passion and clarity.

LOCAL GROUPS & NETWORKS

A local group could be 4 or 40, meeting in a uni or going for a ramble, or sitting down for a group knit at the Community Centre.  But we need a clear agreement in place for how groups are run and promoted, where data is kept, how people are protected, and importantly the messaging around stammering. Your job is to get this into place.

You will also be responsible for helping secure and set up new local groups and networks – recruiting coordinators, setting them up, helping knit them into the coordinators network, which you’ll also set up.

There is growing demand and interest in setting up networks within organisations, across branches, to support those who stammer.  Whether in the workplace or in education.  You’ll be over this like a rash, sourcing and developing resources and materials for use locally or available online, tailored to the different environments.  This is a huge area to get on top of, but no rush.

You’ll set up systems and relationship so that our local organisers are kept up to date, can support each other and keep the organisation grounded.  In return we’ll be looking to organisers to help set up local Open Days, family days, our biennial conference and workshops. And working together, from the ground up, we will create a better world for people who stammer.

If this is you, if this excites you, then join us.

 Part-time, 25 hours per week – flexible working arrangements considered

Toynbee Hall’s services team runs 5 programme streams of activity with multiple projects within each one. Between these streams thousands of people a year get advice, attend events and community activities, volunteer and run their own projects.

Our diverse, enthusiastic and creative team work hard everyday to make East London a Fairer and Happier place. The team are brilliant at doing, at helping and at getting a lot done with very little resources. And we need your help to make us efficient as possible.

You’ll counter balance the teams creativity by putting into place systems to help them plan, manage and communicate projects. You’ll reduce duplication of work, and simplify daily life by helping us all use shared processes, checklists and ways of communicating. You’ll have your eye on risk, on the things that need reviewing and updating regularly and help us to prioritise the important over the urgent, so we can make real and sustained progress rather than constantly reinventing the wheel.

You’ll be straightforward, friendly and easy to work with. You’ll design systems that are easy and instinctive for human beings to use and support them to use them. You’ll be confident in reminding us of the benefits of using systems, and in supporting your colleagues to work in new ways.

Your role will report into the Head of Services and you will work with Programme Managers across services to ensure that we can see the value in the work we do, are delivering on the organisations strategy and are sharing information with the rest of the organisation in a supportive and helpful way.

This is a new way of working for us – so we’ll be grateful for your confidence, experience and patience. In exchange for all the above you’ll get to work in a historic building, with a really friendly and supportive team and do work you can be really proud of. We can’t wait to meet you.

Deadline for applications: 19th October 2020 (09.00am)

Interview: w/c 2nd November 2020.

These will include a panel interview with Toynbee Staff team, and a test. Interviews are likely to be online – all details you need will be sent in advance.

Part-time, 17.5 hours a week – flexible working arrangements considered

The Befriending Coordinator will look after our community volunteering projects; Phone Befriending and Digital Buddies.

Through our phone befriending project 82 isolated people get weekly phonecalls from a befriending volunteer. Matched according to shared interests these befriending relationships have been a lifeline for people who otherwise would have found lockdown incredibly lonely.

Digital Buddies is a much smaller project working with less than 10 older people, supplying technology and access to the internet, alongside matching with a digital buddy who will support them to explore their individual interests online over a sixmonth period. This could be through watching the opera together, doing yoga classes on zoom, or playing online escape the room challenges – they’ll also support older people to take control of things like prescription ordering, or video chats with relatives dependent on what the older person identifies as being the thing that will make the greatest difference to them.

The Befriending Coordinator will manage these relationships – making sure that the volunteers that are a part of the programme feel supported, and keeping records of what they are doing in their volunteering. They will also monitor how the people being supported are by reading the reports volunteers complete at the end of each contact and elevating anything worrying to their manager.

Our volunteers and the people they are supporting are reflective of the community around Toynbee Hall. In order to be able to effectively support volunteers we need a Bengali speaking person in this role.

Deadline for applications: 5th October 2020 (4.00pm)

Interviews will take place on Tuesday 20th October.

These will include a panel interview with Toynbee Staff team, a panel interview with befriending volunteers and local community members. Interviews are likely to be online, and the all details you’ll need will be sent in advance.

the role

The purpose of the Programme Coordinator role is to ensure the smooth running of all charity projects. The post holder will support the Programme Manager in the administration and delivery of all current and future charitable programmes. This will include assisting with the research, planning, delivery and evaluation stages of all programmes.

The post holder will also be responsible for overseeing and co-ordinating our new food delivery service (the BOX-IT project) to people who are experiencing food poverty.

You’ll be working with a truly dedicated team to support the delivery of a range of health and well-being programmes and helping to make a difference to the lives of women in the community.

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you

• You’ll have the highest level of organisational and management skills as we’ll rely on you to ensure that everything runs smoothly.
• You’ll have amazing interpersonal skills allowing you to work collaboratively with colleagues and service users.
• You’ll be passionate about health and well-being and about supporting others to live happy, healthy lives.
• You’ll be compassionate and care about every detail of the Charity’s offer to its service users.

Convince us that you’re the one.

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our mission:

Working to reduce inequalities in health and wellbeing by supporting women to make positive life choices.

our vision:

A world where women are empowered to live positive, healthy lives.

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want to join the team?

If you think you are suitable for the above role, please send us your CV + completed application form.
(NB. CVs without an accompanying application form will not be accepted.)

We look forward to hearing from you and thank you for applying!

We are seeking a person with excellent organisational skills to help to coordinate our volunteers for the new winter night shelter, assist with food logistics and various other administrative and practical duties. He/she will have a vital role in assisting the Shelter Manager to set up systems and processes for the new shelter.

The post-holder will be based at Stoke Newington for four afternoons each week and one afternoon per week at Clapton offices.

This job is initially offered as a six-month contract, with possibility of extension.

We will be interviewing on a rolling basis as we receive applications, initially by Zoom. 

Please submit your application as soon as possible as we will close to applications once a suitable candidate has been appointed.

Part-time, 25 hours per week – flexible working arrangements considered

Toynbee Hall is community organisation that is working to build a fairer and happier East London in partnership with people who live here. Based in the East End of London, we work alongside people who live here, to tackle unfairness and make this a place where everyone has an equal chance to thrive. We take an asset based approach to our work, and believe everyone has something valuable to offer in the fight for a fairer London. What we learn from our work in London we use to influence change across the UK.

The volunteer programme manager will work to ensure that people volunteering with us have a really great experience here, that they are valued and that they feel that volunteering here is a positive experience for them. They will also work to make sure that volunteers make the biggest impact possible in making East London a fairer and happier place.

In particular they will work in partnership with HR to make sure that anyone within the organisation managing volunteers recruits, inducts and trains them well. That volunteer managers get training, support and resources that make it easy to offer their volunteers a great experience. Core training modules in things like safeguarding, record keeping and confidentiality will be offered by the Volunteer Programme Manager to all volunteers in the organisation. They will put into place celebrations and thank yous for volunteers at regular intervals, and track the impact of volunteering on both their own lives and the projects they will volunteer in.

In addition to this cross organisational function the Volunteer Programme Manager will specialise in supporting advice volunteers to be trained to a high level of competency, placed in our advice teams and supervised by advisors and team managers. Working closely with our advice team managers the volunteer programme manager will devise a progression route for volunteers that will support them to become confident and competent progressing from note taking, into form filling and finally advising people who come to us for support in a way that ensures that anyone coming to us gets the right advice from a competent and appropriate person. Some of the areas we advise in are regulated advice so can only be done by qualified persons, your training will be as good at ensuring that people know what they can’t advise on as well as what they can.

The post holder will be a key member of the Toynbee Hall team, with responsibility for transforming the way Toynbee Hall values and includes our volunteers. This role will include developing a programme of work which co-ordinates volunteer recruitment, inductions, training and ongoing development, and supports managers and teams across the organisation to ensure our volunteers have a quality experience. The role will be supported by a cross organisation programme board including members of the HR, Services and Policy and Research teams.

Deadline for applications:19th October 2020 (9.00am)

Interview: w/c 2nd November 2020.

These will include a panel interview with Toynbee Staff team, a panel interview with volunteers and a test. Interviews are likely to be online – all details you need will be sent in advance.

In many organisations this role is purely fundraising.  We’re looking for someone to design our supporter journeys and as importantly someone to inspire and support them across their many different journeys.  Fundraising is good, but it isn’t everything.

We want to have reached 10,000 supporters and members by 2023. We’ll work on outreach campaigns and need you to make sure new members and new enquirers are given the love and attention they need to get, and stay engaged.

Your role is to create the communications and the processes to support our supporters and members in their engagement with us. We’ve little in place right now, so this is a great time to make your mark.

ROLE

To support our supporters and ensure that they are made to feel welcome;  that they can find the information they need, can get involved in a way that suits them, are aware of the services they can access, take part and vote as members, stand or vote for Trustees, attend the AGM, are supported in reaching out to others, are acknowledged, thanked and are kept informed and inspired.   

ABOUT YOU

You enjoy writing and have an easy, relaxed style. You will be at home in the social media environment.  Alongside your great communication skills (is it wrong to hope you stammer?) you are analytical - able to see the bigger picture – keen to drill down on user journeys and set up processes capable of supporting and tracking the different paths our supporters take – whether that be fundraising, campaigns, volunteering or just kept inspired. And convert passers by into fully engaged members and supporters. 

SUPPORTER JOURNEYS

You will start by mapping the routes people (can) take to get involved – and set up systems and communications (emails, tweets, letters, thank yous, information packs) to encourage them to stay engaged and involved.

You will work with mailchimp, hootesuite and other platforms to ensure supporters are kept informed via a channel which suits them. You’ll work with our Salesforce Administrator to ensure we capture all relevant data, segment our communications and monitor impact. Don’t be afraid to rethink how we do things.  Take a look at Facebook Support Group, Twitter and Insta – how do we use these channels to convert people into members?

A portion of our supporters have been with us for up to 40 years, others are fresh in.  We’ve enquiries in from parents, from students, from those struggling at work and from rebels keen to campaign.  You will need to be systematic and structured in your approach if we are to provide consistent care for all of our supporters.

While your communications will capture and inspire, this needs to be backed up with good structured admin and planning skills.  You’ll design the pathways for fundraisers and runners – from the info packs through to the certificates and thank yous; you’ll have your sights set on high volume recruiting during International Stammering Awareness Day; have a plan for students; have the welcome email off pat.  And because you are ambitious, keen to demonstrate the value you bring and show your achievements, you’ll set up monitoring and tracking from the start.

If this is you, come and join the team.

Part-time, 28 hours per week inc. one Saturday a month, regular Sunday and  evening working (outside these requirements hours can be flexible around needs of the manager and the team)

The When We Speak Programme Manager will be responsible for building and developing our heritage, youth and residential volunteering programmes – with a strong focus on how people experiencing structural inequality have historically, and can continue to influence change. It’s a really varied role so we are looking for a rights focused, creative thinker with bags of energy, amazing organisational skills and the determination to make things happen.

Your job is to be bold about claiming space and celebrating people who have historically been overlooked. In your hands our historical programme must show the impact that the diverse community we are centred in has had around here, our youth programme must be open to all and encourage building networks across cultures and experiences, whilst being honest about our resources and mentoring support being intended to even the playfield for people experiencing structural inequality. Our residential volunteering offer must bring in talented working class people and people of colour to live in our building – who will benefit from a year living in zone 1 rent free, and who will enthusiastically use the time to build connections locally, create alongside local people, and develop their practice.

The tools you have at your disposal are your teams time, a budget for programming, small grants to young people and mentoring, and access to our online and actual space. You’ll be part of a friendly, can do and social justice obsessed team who love to collaborate. If you can make a success of this portfolio you will be enthusiastically supported to fundraise and grow it. You’ll bring with you lived experience of structural inequality, a keen interest in the history of social movements, and the east end in particular, experience of building positive relationships, great organisation and record keeping skills, and the ability to fairly and supportively manage your team.

Deadline for applications: 13th October 2020 (9.00am)

Interview: w/c 19th October 2020.

These will include a panel interview with Toynbee Staff team, a panel interview with young activists and local community members and a test. Interviews are likely to be online – all details you need will be sent in advance.

We are a long established Supported Housing Service that is contracted to deliver our specialist mental health housing provision in the Borough of Lewisham. This is an exciting opportunity to join our dynamic and innovative team, utilizing the Recovery Model and a Trauma Informed Approach to support service users into independent living within a period of 2 years. We are creative in responding to local challenges and changing needs and are committed to service user involvement and co-production in all that we do.

We are looking for two enthusiastic and proactive individuals to join our service. You will have the opportunity to manage your own caseload with support and supervision and to work as part of a team. The successful candidates will utilise the Recovery Star tools and a strength based, Trauma Informed model to promote independence and plan resettlement into the community. You will ensure  action Plans are formulated with clear objectives and SMART outcomes, agreed jointly with service users and  reviewed regularly  in liaison with relatives, care co-ordinators and relevant others. We are committed to the principles of Co-Production and there is an expectation to encourage and support service users to be fully involved in all aspects of service delivery.  You will be expected to carry out full risk assessments of service users, incorporating the views of any other agencies involved and of the service users themselves. We have a successful volunteer programme to support delivery of action plans and you will have the opportunity to supervise a volunteer for which full training and support will be given. As part of our commitment to developing the skills of service users we deliver a comprehensive workshop programme which all staff are given training and support to co-deliver.

The successful post holders will be qualified to at least NVQ level 3 Health and Social Care or equivalent, with a minimum of 2 year’s experience in mental health work, either as a member of staff or as a volunteer. You will have knowledge of the recovery model and principles of co-production and be willing to work weekends and bank holidays on a rota basis

Our Values: People focus, Mutual Respect, Excellence-in-all-we do and a Can-Do attitude.
If you can relate to these and have the necessary skills and attitude we can offer you:

• A competitive salary, leave entitlement and pension scheme
• Career development opportunities
• A full induction and on going quality training
• The opportunity to become part of Family Action initiatives
• Flexible working hours
• Managed work loads with regular supportive and reflective supervision

To download the documents to apply and for further information, inlcuding the benefits we offer, please visit our current vacancies page.

Closing date: 19th October 2020, 9am 

Do you work well in a team and believe in the social model of disability?  Can you build and sustain relationships with customers based on mutuality and peer support?  Do you enjoy managing a varied caseload of people and working in a person centred and empowering way?  Then this could be the role you’re looking for.

We are looking to employ a passionate, motivated individual with excellent communication and people skills to join our Touchpoint Team as one of two Touchpoint Peer Workers. Launched in October 2018, Touchpoint supports people experiencing any form of disability in Barnet to access the services and resources they need so they can live the life they want to live.

As a Deaf and Disabled People’s Organisation, we aim to work with people as equal partners to support positive change.  You will have your own lived experience of disability, a long term condition or mental health issues, and be able to use the knowledge this brings you to empower other people overcome the barriers they’re facing.

You may have experience in a related role, perhaps in the advice or advocacy sector, but you may come from a different sector, bringing a host of transferable skills.

The role is 35 hours a week. Currently it involves a mixture of home working (due to COVID) and office working from our modern, open plan office in Barnet and Southgate College, Colindale.  The successful candidate will enjoy working in a Deaf and Disabled People’s Organisation with an enthusiastic and friendly team of colleagues.

To apply, send your CV plus a detailed covering letter explaining how you would use your own lived experience of disability or a long term condition or mental health issue to provide meaningful peer support.

Funded by the National Lottery Community Fund.  Fixed term contract to 31/07/21, with the possibility of renewal subject to funding.  The successful candidate will need to undergo a DBS check. 

Inclusion Barnet is a registered Charitable Incorporated Organisation (CIO) number 1158632.

We are seeking a Psychological Support Lead to work closely with the Cancer Information and Support Services Manager.  We are looking for an individual who leads the development of the Mulberry Centre’s psychological services and has a pivotal role in managing the provision of counselling services to patients, carers and the bereaved and line managing two part-time Cancer Information and Support Services Assistants who provide a comprehensive holistic cancer information and support service.

You will need to be compassionate and empathetic individual striving to make a difference to people affected by cancer.  You will be an cccredited member of the BACP and hold a Masters/Postgraduate Diploma in Counselling with post qualifying experience of 5 years.

To apply, please refer to the Information Pack and email a comprehensive CV and a covering letter showing evidence of how you meet the personal specification of the role.  We will not be accepting CV's only.

**Any CV's sent without an accompanying Cover Letter will be automatically sifted out of the recruitment process**