The Role
Bring people and communities together through accessible activities, engaging events and meaningful partnerships.
About You
You will combine strong organisation and communication skills with a genuine commitment to inclusion, choice and independence.
The Reward
Bring people and communities together through accessible activities, engaging events and meaningful partnerships.
- Plan and coordinate activities, events and learning opportunities for adults with learning disabilities
- Manage bookings, registrations, risk assessments and participant communications
- Build positive relationships with families, carers, volunteers, community groups and partner organisations
- Promote activities through social media, email marketing and engaging digital content
- Monitor attendance, feedback and outcomes to measure impact and support continuous improvement
About You
You will combine strong organisation and communication skills with a genuine commitment to inclusion, choice and independence.
- Relevant qualification in a related field or equivalent practical experience
- Experience working with people with learning disabilities or within community engagement
- Strong communication and interpersonal skills with the ability to build effective relationships
- Good organisational, analytical and problem solving skills
- Confidence using Microsoft Office and online communication platforms
- Hold a full driving licence
The Reward
- Part time working of 10 to 15 hours per week
- Potential for additional hours in the future
- A varied role with opportunities to build valuable community connections
- The chance to support greater confidence, independence and inclusion
- Meaningful work with a positive impact on adults with learning disabilities and their families