Families Connector - Birmingham, United Kingdom - St Margarets Community Trust

Description

An Excellent opportunity to join a successful community organisation in the heart of the Ward End Community in Birmingham.

The Families Connector will play a pivotal role in the year ahead to grow relationships with local families and lead on out-of-school provisions for the local community.

• Demonstrate relevant experience of working with families.
• Demonstrate an understanding of working within organisational policies and practices including Health and Safety, Diversity & Inclusion, GDPR and Safeguarding.
• Ability to recruit, train and supervise volunteers and animators.
• Proven experience in developing relationships with Professionals, Community Leaders, Councillors and Citizens.
• Ability to respond to people from diverse backgrounds, faiths and heritage.
• A selfstarter, ability to take initiative, lead and collaborate.
• IT skills including MS Office and online platforms such as Zoom.

Report writing and data collection skills.

• Demonstrate flexibility, tenacity and ability to travel independently within the local community.

The Role:

• Grow relationships with local families within the neighbourhood of Ward End and to hold a weekly families club.
• Collaborate with colleagues and partners to develop a Lunchtime and After School Club.
• Welcome and encourage local people from all backgrounds, faiths and heritage to participate in activities and where possible encourage local people to lead.
• Implement our 'Theory of Change' through the lenses of Nurturing Trust, Welcome Participation, Inspire Abundance and Ripple Generosity.
• Collect data, records and produce reports for the Board and funders as required.

Represent the organisation for the work delivered with local families.

• Utilise assessment tools and evaluation processes.

This is a fantastic opportunity for the organisation and for the individual at an exciting time of growth, the trust has a successful track record of growth over the past few years and maintained excellent relationships with funders.

Salary:
£25,324 Pro Rata

Hours: 20 hours per week (Including evenings and weekends)

Closing Date for Applications: 31/08/2023

Interview Date: 05/09/2023

Job Type:
Part-time

Part-time hours: 20 per week


Salary:
£25,324.00 per year


Work Location:
In person

Application deadline: 31/08/2023