The Collective is recruiting a Volunteer Coordination Project Delivery Officer
In partnership with Trafford’s six Community Hubs, the Collective has been successful with its application to the National Lottery Community Fund (NLCF) ‘Reaching Communities’ programme, to support the continued development of a network of Volunteer Coordinators across Trafford.
This is a three-year project, beginning in October 2023. The project is being managed by Stretford Public Hall, as one of the Collective’s Lead Partners. To ensure a consistent approach to the delivery of the project and to support a collaborative approach across all the Community Hubs, the Collective are seeking to recruit a Volunteer Coordination Project Delivery Officer.
Hours – this is a part-time post 1 day a week (7.5 hours)
Salary – Actual Salary £5,503 - (FTE£27,514)
Location– Stretford Public Hall
Length of time – 3-year fixed term contract
The post is available for a secondment opportunity
This is a great opportunity for someone with a commitment and passion for working within the VCFSE sector across Trafford, with experience of working on grant-funded projects and/or programmes and with good communication skills across a variety of media and channels.
The key dates for the recruitment to this post are:
· Closing date Friday 10 November 2023
· Shortlisting Monday 13 November 2023
· Interviews will take place on the Thursday 16 November
For a job description and person specification, and application form click below.
Job Description and Personal Specification
If you would like more information about the role, please contact George Devlin george@traffordcollective.org.uk or by telephone on 078 5678 3463.
Completed applications should be returned to info@traffordcollective.org.uk by Friday 10thNovember.
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