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Administrator (Hull)

Posted on 04 January 2010 by admin

Administrator (Hull)

Location: Hull

Closing Date: 15 Jan 2010

£5,350         14 hours per week

This is a fixed term contract for six months with possibility of extension.

We are looking for a well motivated person to provide high quality, efficient and effective administrative support for the successful running of local services and other activities. The post is for six months and based in Hull. You will have excellent communication skills and an understanding of Microsoft Office IT package.  You should possess GCSE level English and Maths or equivalent.

For a job pack please contact the Hull and East Riding Branch of the Alzheimer’s Society at alzheimers@alzheimershull.karoo.co.uk; 01482 211255

Interview date to be confirmed.

CV’s will not be accepted:

If you need any further information, please do not hesitate to contact me.

Nicky Russell

Branch Administrator

Alzheimer’s Society

Hull and East Riding Branch

Tel:  01482 211255

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Part time youth worker – Sex safe project coordinator

Posted on 01 December 2009 by admin

Job Title: Part time youth worker
Reporting to: Sex safe project coordinator
Accountable to: Women’s Centre management Committee
NJC Salary scale: SCP 22
Location: Preston Road Women’s Centre

APPLICATION FORM

Please complete your application form and return electronically to kim.hutchinson@purplehouse.co.uk by 5pm on Friday 4th December 2009. (Should you be invited for interview, you will be required to sign your application form as a true record of the information therein).

Interviews will take place Week commencing 7th December 2009 in Hull. If you have not heard from us by this time, please assume your application has been unsuccessful.

Please note that CVs should not be included and will not be considered as part of your application. With this in mind, please take full advantage of the space provided on the form to tell us how you feel you meet the criteria for the post.
Further information on Winner, the Preston Road Women’s Centre is available at www.purplehouse.co.uk .

I look forward to receiving your application.

Kind regards

Kimberley Hutchinson
Sex Safe project Coordinator, Preston Road Women’s Centre

1)Job Purpose

  • To operate as a member of a small team in order to run a youth club for girls and young women. You will work directly with young people as individuals and in groups.
  • To assist with the delivery of a youth work programme to meet the needs of young women to improve communication skills improve knowledge of sexual health increase self-esteem and aspirations – particularly in education and employment
  • To deliver a programme with young women which is enjoyable, creative, and empowering.

2)    Knowledge, Skills and Experience Required

See attached person specification

3)    Primary Duties and Areas of Responsibility

  • To establish, maintain and develop relationships with young women in order to increase self-esteem, communication skills, and knowledge of sexual health where appropriate.
  • To encourage young people to actively initiate, plan, deliver and evaluate their activities, therefore empowering them.
  • To encourage young women to take part in activities.
  • To positively promote, and encourage participation of young women in the youth club. As this is a new concept, this may involve outreach work initially.
  • Where necessary provide appropriate Sexual health guidance including distribution of condoms, pregnancy testing, and Chlamydia screening.
  • To work within the Fraser guidelines in relation to sexual health.
  • To ensure a safe environment for young people, and promote and implement the Centre’s Health and safety policy at all times.
  • To ensure security, and confidentiality in relation to young women, including any record keeping in accordance with the Data protection Act
  • To Assist with Monitoring including maintaining records, Statistical information, planning, and evaluation, and providing Oral or written feedback were required.
  • To work within the guidelines of the Women’s centre, and comply with relevant policies and procedures including equal opportunities, ensuring that the needs of all young people are met sensitive to race, disability, and sexual orientation, and challenge and eradicate direct or indirect discrimination.

4) Health and Safety/Risk Management

The jobholder must comply, at all times, with Preston Road Women’s Centre Health and Safety policies, in particular, by following agreed safe working procedures and reporting incidents using the organisation’s Incident Reporting System.

5) Equality and Diversity

The jobholder must co-operate with all policies and procedures designed to ensure equality of employment.  Co-workers, service users and visitors must be treated equally, irrespective of ethnic origin, age, disability, sexual orientation, religion etc.

6) Training and Personal Development – Continuous Professional Development

The jobholder must take responsibility, in agreement with the management committee, for her own personal development, by ensuring that Continuous Professional Development remains a priority.  The jobholder will undertake all mandatory training required for the role.

7) Respect for Service users’ Confidentiality

The jobholder should respect service users’ confidentiality at all times and not divulge their information, unless sanctioned, by the requirements of the role.

8)    Key Result Areas

Specific objectives for the post holder will be agreed through the process of regular Individual Performance Review meetings with the Women’s Centre management committee

9)    Communication and Working Relationships

To work in partnership and act as the interface with staff within the women’s centre and external organisations, to ensure that services are delivered in a coherent and consistent way

The main working relationships and communication channels linked to the post are:

Internal within Preston Road Women’s Centre

(i)Women’s Centre Chair
(ii)Women’s Centre management committee
(iii)Staff
(iv)Volunteers

10)    Special Working Conditions

There is a requirement for flexibility in working hours, were necessary e.g., to be able to attend meetings outside the normal working day and adjust hours, as required, to meet specific deadlines

11)    Job Description Agreement

Job Holder’s Signature
Date:

Director’s signature
Date:

Terms and Conditions:

1.    NJC Pay scale        SCP 22

2.    Salary            Payable monthly in arrears by Bank Credit Transfer

3.        Hours of Work    0 hours per week (sessional work to be agreed by negotiation)

4.    Pension Scheme    The organisation offers a stakeholder pension and employer’s contribution to this pension or a nominated personal pension scheme at 5% of the employee’s salary.

5.    Annual Leave    The leave entitlement for this post is pro rata

The annual leave year runs from 1 April to 31 March.

6.    Special Conditions    The postholder may be required to work irregular hours on occasions in order to satisfactorily fulfil the requirements of the post.

7.    Sickness Absence    Employees absent from work owing to illness will be entitled, subject to the conditions of the agreement, to receive sick pay in accordance with the guidelines described in the organisation’s standard contract.

All Terms and Conditions are in accordance with the Preston Road Women’s Centre policies and practice

Data Protection Act 1998 and Confidentiality

All members of the staff are bound by the requirements of the Data Protection Act 1998 and any breaches of the Act or of the confidential nature of the work of this post could lead to dismissal.

Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974

Because of the nature of the work, this post may be exempt from the provisions of Section 4(2) of the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974 (Exceptions) Order 1975.  Under these circumstances applicants for the post are not entitled to withhold information about convictions which for other purposes are “spent” under the provisions of the Act and in the event of employment, any failure to disclose such convictions may result in disciplinary action or dismissal by the organisation.

Any information given will be completely confidential and will be considered only in relation to an application for a position to which the order applies.

Disclosure of Criminal Background – Criminal Records Bureau

The Criminal Records Bureau is an executive agency of the Home Office which exercises the powers and fulfils the responsibilities of the Secretary of State under Part V of the Police Act 1997. In order to minimise any possible risk of abuse to children or vulnerable adults or if a post is a position of trust a check will be made with the Criminal Records Bureau (‘Bureau’) on the possible criminal background of the successful candidate for the post.

There are two levels of Disclosure service checks initially – Standard and Enhanced.

A Standard Disclosure check is primarily for: “Any employment or other work which is concerned with the provision of health services and which is of such a kind as to enable the holder of that employment or the person engaged in that work to have access to persons in receipt of such services in the course of her normal duties’.  This check may also be used for occupations that involve positions of trust.

An Enhanced Disclosure check will be undertaken for a post, which involves a greater degree of contact with children or vulnerable adults.

Any information disclosed will be treated in the strictest confidence and all circumstances will be taken into account before any decision is reached.  The successful candidate will be asked to complete a Disclosure Application Form for a Bureau check to be carried out, although applicants should be aware that a refusal to comply with this procedure may prevent further consideration for the post.

Preston Road Women’s Centre Management Committee

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Office / Business Manager

Posted on 01 December 2009 by admin

Salary: £21,519
Hours: 37½ a week
Base: Leeds Office
Closing Date: 12pm 11th December 2009
Interviews held: 22nd December 2009 in Leeds

About Inclusion North

Inclusion North supports Learning Disability Partnership Boards in Yorkshire Humber & the North East of England to promote the inclusion of  people with learning disabilities in all areas of mainstream life.

It works to do this by:
  • € Providing training, consultancy and individual support.
  • € Sharing ideas, knowledge and experience informally but also through a Skills Bank.
  • € Coordinating learning networks.

About the Office / Business Manager job

This valuable job in our small team will:

  • € Provide administrative and support services to the staff and Directors of Inclusion North.
  • € Support the project team in organising events & training, ensuring that there is good marketing, delegate management & resources.
  • € Help develop Inclusion North’s policies and procedures.
  • € Manage Inclusion North’s office and resources.
  • € Develop and manage external communications especially with our members.
  • € Process day to day financial payments, receipts & invoices.

Application packs are available:
online at: www.inclusionnorth.org/usefuldocuments or by calling 0113 262 6409.
You can apply for this job by application form only, we will not look at CV’s so please do not include them with your application.
For an informal conversation about the post contact Samantha Clark on 07823 536603.

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Goodwin Development Trust

Posted on 01 December 2009 by admin

Goodwin Development Trust

The Doula Project is a pioneering project that recruits and trains volunteer birth partners – known as Doulas – to help women who need support through pregnancy and childbirth. The Doula project is based at the Fenchurch Street Children’s Centre off Beverley Road, Hull.

Due to our continued success we now need the following members of staff to enhance our service. For further information please look at our website. www.goodwindoulas.org
This post is funded until 31st March 2011 and may be extended depending on further funding being available.
Senior Administration Officer F/T – DAO004 –

Salary £16k
The ideal candidate for this post will be confident, highly organised and motivated to provide a first class administration service to support the needs of the Doula Project Team. An NVQ to Level 3 in Business Administration or equivalent is essential and a qualification in IT, i.e. CLAIT or ECDL. It is essential that you have experience in evaluation
and monitoring, possess report writing skills, be able to work on your own initiative and have experience of website and database development.
Application forms should be returned stating Job Reference to:

  • HR Department,
  • Goodwin Centre,
  • Icehouse Road,
  • Hull, HU3 2HQ

no later than Friday 4th December 2009 ‐ (CV’s not accepted)

If you have not heard from us by Tuesday 8th December 2009 by telephone, please accept that your application has not been successful.

Interviews to be held 9th December 2009 at the Fenchurch Street Children’s Centre.

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Project Co-ordinator

Posted on 01 December 2009 by admin

Following the successful acquisition of National Lottery Fairshare funding through the Hull & East Yorkshire Community Foundation, The Thorpes Community Association

have three salaried part-time posts available:

Project Co-ordinator

Salary – £11,936 per annum

Hours – 22 hours per week to be arranged

The successful candidate will possess amongst other skills:

  • Experience of running child/young peoples’ orientated activities

  • Experience of setting programs of work for children & young people

  • Experience of completing monitoring tasks and a working knowledge of I.T.

  • Dedicated people skills especially within the children/young peoples’ environment

  • Fluent engagement with partnership organisations, children, young people and the public

Sessional Workers x 2

Salary – £5,191 per annum

Hours – 6 hours per week to be arranged

The successful candidates will be amongst other things:

  • Enthusiastic

  • Creative

  • Energetic

  • Able to engage fluently with children & young people, the public and associate organisations

Closing date for applications 31st December 2009 by Email, Telephone or Post

Contact: Telephone 01482 806979 Email tcarclub@hotmail.com

Mailing Address Thorpes Community Association, The Resource Centre, Homethorpe,

Hull, East Yorkshire HU6 9ET

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Regional Development Officer

Posted on 01 December 2009 by admin

Job Title: Regional Development Officer
Department: NDD

Essential Criteria

Desirable Criteria

Assessed By?

Education/

Qualifications.

(Skills attained through education or training)

Proven Ability

(The knowledge skills and aptitudes needed for the job holder to perform the required job competently, these attributes will normally have been gained by exposure to work of a similar type)

Minimum NVQ Level 3 or equivalent holding/working towards appropriate professional qualification (supervisory management and/or youth work)

Ability to manage staff

Working at Foundation degree level 4 or above with appropriate professional qualification (management and/or youth work)

At least one year’s experience of supervising and/or managing staff

  • Application

  • Application

  • Interview

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Regional Development Officer (RDO)

Posted on 01 December 2009 by admin

Job Title:

Regional Development Officer (RDO)

Category of Staff:

Employee

Grade:

Grade 4

Reporting to job title:

Assistant Director

Number and Job titles of people reporting to this role;

None currently

Department:

National Development Department (NDD)

Location:

tba – subject to location of successful candidate – the post involves significant travel inc London

Hours of Work/Working Pattern/Special Arrangements e.g term time only:

18 hours (fte 36 hours)- work patterns to be agreed (some unsocial hours, inc. evenings and Saturdays, subject to TOIL at standard rate)

Full time equivalent salary:

£25,192 pro rata exc. ILWA

1.Overall purpose of the job and its primary objectives

Working as a member of a multi-disciplinary team, contribute to the delivery of NDD Programme Objectives including the Playwork Inclusion Project, Play England ‘support and challenge’ sub-contract and management of the YP-in programme legacy within national development work.

Work at a range of levels both internally and externally to implement project plans and deliver agreed objectives and outcomes. This will include the development and maintenance of key relationships eg funding bodies, statutory / voluntary / private agencies, which may include the Dept for Children, Schools and Families (DCSF), Play England, local authorities, National Youth Agency (NYA), National Council for Voluntary Youth Services (NCVYS), and SkillsActive.

2. Key Relationships

Internal

  • Responsible for any direct reports

  • Details of team

  • Details of main day to day contacts

External

  • Main relationships externally and the impact of these relationships to the performance of KIDS

None currently

3 x RDOs and 1 x Sexuality and Relationships Officer (SRO )(immediate colleagues) – also see structure chart

Member of NDD team, work with staff across OneKIDS to support consistency of approach and Quality Assurance (QA)

These may typically include: Children’s Trusts, play, childcare, youth and family information services, development managers and inclusion officers in voluntary, statutory and private organisations

Managers of play, childcare and youth settings and services

Regional development networks, especially Play England, SkillsActive, Together4Children, Together4DisabledChildren, NCMA, PsLA, YHA, NCVYS, NCB, CDC, Participation Works, national, regional play, childcare and youth associations

Due to the level of autonomy on a day-to-day basis, the impact of errors can significantly affect both existing and future resources that ensure Disabled Children, Young People and their families benefit from KIDS work

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Outreach Youth Worker (Part time) + others

Posted on 01 December 2009 by admin

Outreach Youth Worker (Part time)

Hours: 12 hrs per week
Holidays: 25 days per annum (pro rata)
Salary: NJC Scale 5 £19,427 p.a. (pro rata)
Term: Fixed to 30 June 2012

Purpose of the job

Our part‐time youth workers are part of a team of staff engaging young people through outreach and delivering a
varied programme of activities for local young people, many of whom are at risk. The post holder will work with
other staff to support and engage local young people in our youth programme and also share responsibility for keeping
session reports and evaluations and maintaining accurate records for monitoring purposes.

Learning Support Sessional Tutor (Part time)

Hours: 20 hrs per week
Holidays: 25 days per annum (pro rata)
Salary: NJC Scale 25 ‐ £21,519 p.a. (pro rata)
Term: Fixed to 31 December 2012

Purpose of the job

To plan, prepare and deliver courses/workshops for adults within the Employability Skills and Skills for Life programme
of work. To carry out administrative tasks required in each programme area. Provide appropriate learner
feedback and support, educational advice and information where necessary; and to create an appropriate and welcoming
atmosphere for learners.

Personalisation Worker (Part time)

Hours: 20 hrs per week
Holidays: 25 days per annum pro rata
Salary: NJC Scale 28 ‐ £23,708 p.a. (pro rata)
Term: Fixed to 31 December 2012

Purpose of the job

The post holder will have the ability to respond flexibly, positively and successfully to the ever‐changing pressures
which exist for local people with social care needs. They will assist with the promotion of independence, social inclusion
and well being of all adults with social care needs primarily within East Hull. They will seek to provide opportunities
and choices that will improve the quality of people’s lives.

Caretaker/Handyman (Part time)

Hours: 12 hrs per week
Holidays: 25 days per annum pro rata
Salary: NJC Scale 7 ‐ £12,787 p.a. (pro rata)
Term: Fixed to 31 December 2012

Purpose of the job

The post holder will undertake routine duties such as servicing and maintaining the Centre and external site to maintain
a safe, secure and clean environment. To monitor the effective provision of utilities and support services as well
as undertaking basic maintenance and routine repairs.
Email us for a full Job Description, Person Specification and Application form at
support@ssnc.org.uk
Alternatively telephone 01482 781223 to request an Application pack and send completed applications to:
FAO: Margaret Stevenson

  • St Stephen’s Neighbourhood Centre
  • 96 Annandale Road
  • Greatfield Estate
  • Hull
  • HU9 4LA

Closing date: Monday 7th December 2009
Interviews: Week commencing 14th December 2009
Registered Charity No. 1091558. Registered in England
Registered Company Limited By Guarantee No. 4321455

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