Community Project Officer - London, United Kingdom - Restorative Justice for All International Institute

Restorative Justice for All International Institute

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London, United Kingdom

1 week ago

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Tom O´Connor

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Description

As a Community Project Officer at RJ4All, you will be a confident and ambitious individual with a passion for making a positive change in your community.

You will be responsible for managing and delivering local, national, and international projects within our charitable objectives, conducting research and fieldwork, monitoring project impact and finances, developing new ideas, and leading discussions and policy debates.

You will report to the Community Projects Coordinator, and line-manage interns and volunteers.

Key Responsibilities:

Lead community projects, including planning, promoting, and delivering youth activities, sports projects, and community events
Conduct research, analyze findings, and report on project outcomes
Manage budgets and expenses for allocated projects
Stay uptodate with policy and legislative changes affecting RJ4All
Collect and analyze project data for reporting and evaluation
Develop Theory of Change for each project and monitor progress
Line manage parttime interns for each project, supporting their training and skills development

Qualifications:

Essential:

Bachelor's Degree in related field
1 year of experience in research and fieldwork
Experience leading/managing projects including project planning, delivery, and reporting
Experience in using planning projects' budgets, monitoring spendings, and signing off project expenditures
Strong written and verbal communication, including the ability to contribute to decisionmaking and planning
Excellent attention to detail, welldeveloped organizational skills, and ability to deliver on a deadline
Ability to work independently and communicate proactively
Commitment to the restorative justice values and RJ4All's overall mission
Ability to remain professional and maintain clear boundaries when handling sensitive and confidential information

Desired:

Master's degree in related field
1 year of experience working in a nonprofit, government or NGO environment
1 year of experience in Sports & Development
Experience in linemanagement of volunteers and interns
Ability to develop new ideas and lead discussions and policy debates resulting from their work
Awareness of current safeguarding legislation for children and vulnerable adults
Passion for sport and sports & development

This is a full-time role, 5 days a week, with a salary range of £24,932-£30,771.

To apply:

Job Types:
Full-time, Temp to perm

Contract length: 24 months

Pay:
£24,932.00-£30,771.00 per year

Benefits: