Falls VCFSE Voluntary Webinar
Falls Webinar
Nearly 1,500 people in Cheshire East have an emergency hospital admission each year due to a fall. However, falls can be prevented through simple actions, advice and access to services.
Nearly 1,500 people in Cheshire East have an emergency hospital admission each year due to a fall. However, falls can be prevented through simple actions, advice and access to services.
Are you ready to take charge of an incredible, brand-new space designed to inspire young people? Our fantastic Youth Zone is set to open in Autumn 2026 and we need a passionate Senior Youth Worker & Holiday Club Co-ordinator!
You’ll be a key part of our delivery team, right at the heart of the action. Working closely with our Team Managers, you’ll help shape and deliver an exciting, high-quality programme for young people aged 8 to 19 years (up to 25 with SEND).

In April, CVSCE and Cheshire East Council held a webinar introducing the Joint Strategic Needs Assessment (JSNA) and how VCFSE groups can use the data to inform your work.
This is an exciting opportunity to play a key role in the development of a new youth space from concept through to opening and long-term sustainability. The postholder will support fundraising activity for both the initial capital element and future operational delivery of the project, while also acting as a central coordinator across stakeholders, volunteers, and project partners.
Down Syndrome Cheshire (DSC) is a registered charity dedicated to supporting people with Down syndrome and their families across Cheshire. We deliver support from birth into adulthood, providing educational, health and social care guidance, social and recreational opportunities, whilst promoting inclusion, independence and community awareness.
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The Role at a Glance

Scope of the Role
The Catering Lead plays a central role in shaping the atmosphere and daily experience of young people at The Dome Youth Zone.
More than running a kitchen, this role creates a safe, welcoming social hub where young people can relax, connect, and feel at home.
The Catering Lead ensures that every young person, regardless of background, ability, or circumstance has access to affordable, nutritious food in an environment that feels friendly, respectful, and inclusive.
No two days are the same in this dynamic front-of-house role.
As the first point of contact at our Youth Zone, you'll welcome young people (aged 8–19, or up to 25 with additional needs), parents, visitors, partners and stakeholders with a friendly and professional approach.
You’ll lead on reception duties while juggling a wide range of tasks, from processing new members and handling phone enquiries, to managing bookings, supporting meetings and ensuring the smooth running of our space.
Are you ready to take charge of an incredible, brand-new space designed to inspire young people?
Our fantastic Youth Zone is set to open in Autumn 2026 and we need a passionate Facilities Manager to ensure it runs like clockwork!
This role is all about keeping our members, staff and volunteers safe while maintaining a top-tier facility that’s welcoming, efficient and fully operational.
You’ll be at the heart of making sure everything behind the scenes runs smoothly so our young people can focus on having life-changing experiences.