Disability Information Bureau (DIB) supports disabled people and people with long-term health conditions to improve wellbeing, independence and financial security, while working with communities and employers to promote inclusion and reduce barriers
You will not be responsible for delivering project services directly, but will ensure that the strands of the Welfare, Wellbeing and Work (WWW) project are being delivered effectively, in line with funder requirements and agreed outcomes.
Working two days per week, the Project Manager will take a strategic, supportive role, helping to coordinate delivery, monitor progress and support staff and volunteers to meet targets and produce evidence of impact. The role is designed to provide oversight rather than daily operational management.
Charity Manager – 30 hours per week Salary – £32,534 wte (£26,027 actual)
Are you passionate about making a difference in the community? We’re seeking a dedicated and dynamic Charity Manager to lead our organisation and drive impactful change for people with sight loss.
East Cheshire Eye Society is a small charity, formed in 1875, and very well established in the local community. We provide a range of support services to people across East Cheshire with a vision impairment.
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Nantwich Methodist Church is looking to recruit two experienced joint Team Leaders for Drop ‘n’ Shop our childcare facility which currently opens twice-monthly Saturdays 10am – 12 noon for primary school age children.
Drop ‘n’ Shop is an inclusive childcare provision therefore all candidates need to have understanding and experience of working with children, including children with SEND needs and a passion for inclusion.
Salary £16 per hour (£2,412.80 per year) fixed term of 12 months for 5.8 hours twice per month.
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The Bridgend Centre has been providing support to the people of Bollington in Cheshire for 36 years. We are a registered charity that supports everyone in the community, particularly those who are experiencing difficulties in life.
Hi there! We're pleased to announce two upcoming training webinars for the Community Fridge Network, delivered by organisational development and fundraising trainer, Christina Poulton, focussing on finding funders, and writing strong funding bids.
Having the confidence and tools to secure funding can make a real difference to community fridges, from sustaining day-to-day operations to expanding services and reaching more people.
We are looking for someone who shares our ethos and passion to support and empower children and young people who are finding life hard. This is a dynamic, exciting role, building on much of the work currently shared by the whole team. The role has a dual focus, including delivery with children and young people, and engagement with the wider community and stakeholders. We are seeking an excellent communicator and relationship builder. Someone who is also a great organiser who can manage their own time and work flexibly.
