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    Operations Manager

    Dundee North Law Centre
    Full time
    £35,000 - £40,000
    On site: Dundee Law Centre, 163 Albert Street, Dundee DD4 6PX
    Closing

    Dundee Law Centre is a charitable organisation tackling poverty and preventing homelessness by providing free, accessible, quality legal advice and representation. We are a bespoke service and no other organisation in Dundee offers the same framework of legal support and representation. We assist with disability-related and welfare benefits from application through to appeal, help clients manage debt, and do all we can to help people maintain their tenancies when threatened with homelessness or eviction. Our clients are vulnerable in a wide range of ways: people living with mental health conditions and disabilities (physical, intellectual, or both), people living below the poverty line, and people requiring rehousing after fleeing domestic violence, coping with medical issues, or experiencing anti-social behaviour. We hold appointments at our Albert Street office and make house calls for clients with mobility issues or who are housebound. We are currently the only service in Dundee providing legal representation at benefit tribunals, and we work closely with other third-sector organisations to refer clients to food banks, cash-for-kids schemes, home starter packs and furniture. Job Purpose The Operations Manager is responsible for the operational management of the Law Centre. This includes providing operational and financial guidance and support to key stakeholders so they can make sound business decisions. Develop and maintain relationships with partners and providers to ensure appropriate service levels are agreed and maintained. Collect, collate and analyse information from IT/Accounting systems to support role and that of Principal Solicitors and Board of Trustees. The job holder will be expected to harness a working environment which encourages teamwork, energy and creativity. To achieve this, they should have strong leadership and excellent problem-solving skills along with good communication skills. This role requires someone with the ability to think on their feet and make effective decisions as required. They, will have excellent organisational and communication skills, ensuring support and development of staff in order for them to reach their full potential, coupled with the diligence and attention to detail required of supporting a diverse organisation. A full understanding of the overall company objectives will be required to ensure that focus is maintained on the areas of activity that deliver the greatest return to the business. Accuracy is key in this role. A polite and professional communication style is required. The postholder will work closely with the Principal Solicitors, the Chair and Board of Trustees.

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    Delivery Manager

    The Advocacy Project (Scotland)
    Full time
    £35,689 - £38,159
    On site: Glasgow
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    At The Advocacy Project, we pride ourselves on being a great place to work and put the people we support at the centre of everything we do. We are an independent advocacy charity providing one-to-one advocacy for adults across Glasgow, East Renfrewshire and Renfrewshire. We support people to have their voices heard in decisions about their care, treatment and lives, particularly when they may otherwise find it difficult to be heard. Our work is guided by our values of fairness, independence, inclusion and resilience. We are looking for a skilled and motivated Delivery Manager to lead our Glasgow team of advocates and ensure our busy, fast-moving service runs effectively. Referrals arrive steadily, often at short notice, and may relate to mental health tribunals, adult support and protection, and other time-critical processes. You will make sure the right advocate reaches the right person at the right time, while maintaining high standards of independent advocacy practice. Lead, line manage and support a team of advocates, including supervision, caseload oversight and staff wellbeing Manage referral flow and allocate work so urgent cases are covered and caseloads remain manageable Ensure practice meets independent advocacy principles and standards Retrieve and maintain accurate service data; analyse referral volumes, caseloads, performance and outcomes to identify trends and pressure points; and produce timely monitoring reports for commissioners and internal stakeholders. Build effective working relationships with health and social care and other partner organisations Help shape the service as demand and commissioning requirements evolve Experience of leading and supervising staff in a frontline service Sound judgement under pressure, with the ability to reprioritise quickly A clear understanding of independent advocacy, or experience in a closely related field such as social care, mental health or rights-based work Confidence using case management systems and service data Confident using Microsoft 365 applications and other IT systems A strong commitment to placing the people we support at the centre of everything we do This role would suit someone who remains calm and focused in a busy environment, protects their team’s capacity and is committed to achieving the best outcomes for people who use the service. In return, we offer a generous package of salary, pension, dynamic working, annual leave, CPD, and a wellbeing package. We are a disability and carer-positive employer and welcome applications from people of all backgrounds. Any offer of employment will be subject to satisfactory references and a PVG check.

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    Project Worker – Scottish Borders

    Children First
    Full time
    £30,602 - £35,778
    On site: Selkirk
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    At Children First our ambition is for every child in Scotland to be safe, loved and well with their family. As a charity we offer emotional, practical, and financial support to help families to put children first and campaign to uphold the rights of every child. We have a long history of working with children, families and partners in the Scottish Borders. Children First along with our partners share a determination to act upon the recommendations from The Independent Care Review and deliver The Promise to children and young people. We are also determined that the full incorporation of the UNCRC means that children will have their rights respected in all areas of their lives and will have a real say in the way they are supported. This is an exciting opportunity to be part of our specialist Domestic Abuse team, delivering evidence-informed, trauma-responsive support to children, young people and families affected by domestic abuse. The postholder will build trusted relationships that promote safety, recovery and resilience, undertaking risk assessment, safety planning and tailored interventions that respond to the unique needs of each family. Working collaboratively with statutory and third-sector partners, they will contribute to high-quality service delivery, strengthen protective networks and ensure children's experiences remain central to decision-making. The role also involves evidencing impact and outcomes, supporting continuous improvement and the development of effective responses to domestic abuse across our local community. If you have a professional qualification in a relevant area such as Social Work, Health, Teaching, Child Care/Social Care, accredited counselling/therapeutic qualification, IDAA training/qualification or other relevant qualification at SCQF level 9 or higher then we want to hear from you. have experience of keeping children safe in their own families are fiercely passionate about children’s rights thinks it’s a privilege to work with and on behalf of children and families and, are kind and will bring their whole selves to the job: heart and mind Knowing our ambition for children, you will be someone who is: resilient, skilled and knowledgeable who wants to transform children’s lives determined to support children to stay safely with their own family big hearted and courageous able to build strong relationships and to manage the tricky conversations is compassionate and understanding of trauma a cool head and clear minded at times of pressure inspiring colleagues and teams to be even better an amazing ambassador for children and Children First Above all else, the most important thing to us is that you are someone who will do the right thing for children and their families at every turn. At Children First, we are committed to building a diverse and inclusive team that reflects communities across Scotland. Guided by our values, With Love, With Purpose, With Strength, we strive to create a culture where everyone feels valued, respected, and supported to thrive. We actively work to remove barriers to inclusion and promote equity in all aspects of our work. We warmly welcome applications from people of all backgrounds, especially those from marginalised communities, and are dedicated to ensuring a fair and supportive recruitment process. Your base will be shared between our office in Selkirk as well as venues within the local community. You will work on an outreach basis to connect with children and families in communities across Scottish Borders. A driving licence and access to a car is essential. We will offer you a competitive salary, generous annual leave entitlement (40 days inclusive of 9 public holidays). We have additional benefits such as a cash back health plan, cycle to work scheme, and option to join a Credit Union.

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    Team Leader Housing Support

    Action For Children (Scotland)
    Full time
    £29,000 - £31,100
    On site: Dundee
    Closing

    Over 7 weeks inclusive paid leave and the option to buy or sell leave Cycle to work scheme Excellent training and the opportunity to undertake professional training for some roles Flexible maternity, paternity and adoption packages Up to 5% employer contribution and life assurance cover Blue Light Card eligibility with discounts at 15,000 national retailers As part of our commitment to staff wellbeing, you’ll receive a paid annual Wellbeing Day to use however you choose, supporting a healthy balance between work and life. Dundee Youth Housing Service is spread across two residential sites in the city of Dundee. We can accommodate 25 young people at one time through a mixture of housing support and care at home intervention. The Dundee Youth Housing Service, in collaboration with the Dundee City Council, fulfils its statutory duty by supporting homeless/care experienced young people aged 16 and above. The aim of the service is to engage with young people and families at the earliest opportunity. To be responsive, to prevent situations escalating, and take the pressure off the local authority front line services. As the initial point of contact for any young person facing homelessness in the city, our service plays a crucial role. Within the strategic housing partnership, Action for Children stands as the sole organisation dedicated to preventing young individuals from becoming homeless. Our service operates 24/7. Our primary focus is to provide temporary accommodation for young people who have been assessed as homeless. We extend our support to young individuals who are homeless and have care experience. As a Team Leader within Housing Support, you will provide operational leadership to practitioners and support workers delivering support to young people, ensuring high‑quality, consistent and person‑centred services. You will oversee the delivery of structured support pathways, including referral, assessment, support planning and regular review, ensuring interventions are effective and outcomes‑focused. You will work closely with Social Work, DCC Housing Teams and the AFC Prevention Team to ensure robust baseline assessments are completed prior to accommodation placements. Through supervision, guidance and quality assurance, you will support your team to empower young people to develop independent living skills and progress confidently towards sustainable, permanent accommodation. You will manage and coordinate staffing arrangements for a continuous 24‑hour, year‑round service to ensure staffing levels consistently meet service demands, responding quickly to unplanned absences and allocating resources effectively to maintain performance and service continuity. This post will predominantly be worked on a Monday to Friday basis, however, flexibility is required to meet the needs of the service. The postholder will also participate in the on-call rota, providing management support as required. This will include responding to incidents, offering guidance to staff, supporting decision-making out with normal working hours, and escalating concerns appropriately in line with organisational policies and procedures. An additional payment will be made for participation in the on-call rota. The role involves leading partnership working with internal and external agencies to develop and deliver holistic, tailored support packages that respond to individual needs. You will promote best practice, encourage reflective working, and ensure safeguarding, risk management, and equality principles are consistently applied. Ultimately, you will support your team to help young people live independently, engage positively with their communities, and achieve long‑term, positive outcomes—while maintaining service standards, compliance, and a focus on continuous improvement. As a Team Leader within Housing Support, you will lead and support staff to deliver effective, person‑centred support to young people. While maintaining an understanding of frontline practice, your role will focus on overseeing the delivery of general support and guidance, including independent living skills, tenancy sustainment, housing applications and access to appropriate services. You will ensure your team has a strong awareness of local services available across Dundee and that young people are effectively signposted to relevant support based on assessed need. Through supervision, guidance, and role‑modelling best practice, you will support staff to deliver consistent, high‑quality interventions that promote independence and wellbeing. You will also be responsible for: Promoting and maintaining effective working relationships with colleagues, partner agencies, young people and families to support positive outcomes Ensuring safeguarding and child protection responsibilities are fully understood, embedded in practice and escalated appropriately in line with policy Providing regular supervision and facilitating practice meetings, ensuring reflective practice and a cohesive, consistent approach across the team Monitoring compliance with policies, procedures, and professional standards, addressing issues through support and performance management where required Leading and embedding practice aligned with GIRFEC, The Promise, the Health and Social Care Standards, and the SSSC Code of Conduct Through strong leadership, oversight, and support, you will ensure services are delivered safely, consistently and in line with statutory and organisational expectations, contributing to positive long‑term outcomes for young people. Must possess SVQ 3 in Social Services & Healthcare, or HNC Social Services or equivalent / SVQ4 in Social Services or Healthcare or willing to work towards / SSSC registered. Previous experience of supervising staff. Significant experience of working with children and young people with Learning Disabilities. Confident in all aspects of MS Office. Experience of coaching and supporting staff to reach a competent standard. Ability to work under pressure while maintaining drive and enthusiasm and to be able to deal with children and young people effectively and safely with challenging behaviour. Every child should have a loving home, food, warmth, the chance to grow and learn - the support to cope with life’s challenges. But too many children don’t. By bringing your passion and unique skills and experience, you’ll help us change that where it really matters. We've been driven by love to take action for children for over 150 years, giving them the protection and practical help they need. A lot’s changed since 1869. But what children really need, hasn’t. So as long as children need us, we’ll be here. Will you join us?

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    Employment Facilitator - Glasgow

    Action For Children (Scotland)
    Full time
    £26,006
    On site: Glasgow
    Closing

    Over 7 weeks inclusive paid leave and the option to buy or sell leave Cycle to work scheme Excellent training and the opportunity to undertake professional training for some roles Flexible maternity, paternity and adoption packages Up to 5% employer contribution and life assurance cover Blue Light Card eligibility with discounts at 15,000 national retailers As part of our commitment to staff wellbeing, you’ll receive a paid annual Wellbeing Day to use however you choose, supporting a healthy balance between work and life. At Action for Children, we offer more than just a job. Join us and you’ll be part of a team dedicated to giving children safe and happy childhoods. See how your skills can make a real difference, helping solve the problems children and young people face every day. This is a fantastic opportunity to join within a brand-new delivery team within our employability service. As an Employment Facilitator in South Lanarkshire or South / East Ayrshire, you’ll be part of a supportive team delivering high‑quality employability support to young people. Your role is hands‑on, varied and deeply rewarding. You’ll work one‑to‑one with young people to understand their strengths, barriers and aspirations, helping them build confidence and take practical steps towards employment. You’ll design and deliver tailored employability sessions taking into consideration personal development and essential skills. A key part of your role will be creating outcome‑focused action plans, reviewing progress regularly, and providing warm, consistent support to help young people stay motivated and on track throughout their time with us. Working closely with colleagues, funding partners and employers, you’ll help young people achieve and sustain a work placement and help them explore opportunities in the labour market thereafter, including helping them apply for opportunities, prepare for interviews and develop the skills they need to thrive. You’ll also support them to overcome challenges that may be holding them back, ensuring they feel heard, supported and empowered throughout their journey. Our Employability Service supports young people aged 16–24 across the central belt who are facing barriers to making positive choices about their future. Many of the young people we work with may be struggling to enter the labour market, or may need extra support to feel confident about their next steps. We provide a welcoming, youth‑centred environment where they can explore opportunities, build essential skills, and develop a sense of direction. Through personalised programmes, practical activities and strong partnerships, we help young people strengthen their motivation, resilience and readiness for the world of work. At the heart of our work is a commitment to improving life chances. We empower young people to recognise their strengths, overcome challenges, and take meaningful steps toward long‑term success. Some key responsibilities of an Employment Facilitator are; Working in line with Action for Children’s standards and professional practice expectations and helping to put these into everyday practice. Supporting and coordinating a caseload of young people, offering a range of tailored interventions, whether through group sessions, coordinated activities, or one‑to‑one support, to help them move towards the labour market. Delivering engaging sessions that contribute to our wider employability programmes, encouraging inclusion and recognising different learning styles. Keeping all compliance requirements up to date and accurate, ensuring we meet the needs of both the organisation and our stakeholders. We’re open to people joining us from a variety of backgrounds, whether you’re stepping into your first role after gaining a recent qualification or looking to build on experience in youth work, employability or a related field. What matters most is your ability to engage young people, understand their challenges, and support them to move forward with confidence. An SVQ Level 3 in Social Care, Guidance or a similar area would be helpful, but we’re equally open to applicants who bring relevant experience instead of a formal qualification. Experience working with young people in group settings, particularly those facing multiple barriers, will be really valuable. A good understanding of the challenges young people face when trying to access employment, and the motivation to help them overcome these. The ability to build positive relationships, maintain professional boundaries, and create an inclusive, youth‑centred learning environment. Every child should have a loving home, food, warmth, the chance to grow and learn - the support to cope with life’s challenges. But too many children don’t. By bringing your passion and unique skills and experience, you’ll help us change that where it really matters. We've been driven by love to take action for children for over 150 years, giving them the protection and practical help they need. A lot’s changed since 1869. But what children really need, hasn’t. So as long as children need us, we’ll be here. Will you join us?

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    Retirement Assistant

    Willowacre Trust
    Part time
    £26,874
    On site: Glasgow
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    As the charitable subsidiary of West of Scotland Housing Association (WSHA), Willowacre Trust’s overarching aim is to tackle social and economic disadvantage and impact on tenancy sustainment within the communities served by WSHA. We want a staff team and Board that shares our values and puts customers at the centre of service delivery. Willowacre Trust are looking for new Retirement Assistant for their sheltered housing complex in Bulldale Place, Yoker who shares our values and will use them to guide the way they work on a daily basis. At WSHA, we pride ourselves on being more than just a landlord. With over 60 years of history and more than 4,500 homes across the West of Scotland, our mission is to listen, adapt, and improve the lives of our customers. Our values - respect, inclusive, integrity, improvement and support - guide everything we do. We’re also proud of our people: 84% of staff say WSHA is a great place to work 40 days annual leave, plus hybrid flexibility Investors in People Gold accreditation, reflecting our dedication to wellbeing Free access to a comprehensive Employee Support Service Healthcare plan for you and your family Cycle to work scheme and secure bike storage Free flu jags and annual health checks The post holder will provide enhanced housing management services to older tenants living in retirement/sheltered housing accommodation. Driven by compassion and kindness, you will build positive relationships with older tenants. You will encourage tenants to participate in groups, events and decisions which affect their lives. The core hours for the provision of this service are generally between 9 am until 1pm Monday to Friday, although some flexibility on start and finish times would be considered. Providing advice and assistance to encourage tenants to maintain the condition of their tenancy. Encouraging tenants participation in issues that affect them and the community they live in. Assisting tenants to resolve or prevent housing debt by signposting to appropriate support including Money or Energy Advice Services and other internal and external support services Welcoming new tenants by providing a new tenant visit to all new retirement/sheltered housing tenants, assisting them to settle and get the most out of the retirement site Excellent communication and engagement skills including face to face and telephone liaison’. Competent IT and office 365 skills, includes the use of outlook Experience of delivering older people’s services or similar Experience of working in partnership with internal and external agencies to meet the needs of older people Experience of providing advice and assistance encouraging tenants to maintain the condition of their tenancy We welcome applications from all sections of the community and particularly encourage candidates from disabled, Black, Asian and minority ethnic backgrounds. We are a Disability Confident organisation and guarantee an interview to disabled applicants who meet the essential criteria.

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    Treasurer

    Common Wheel
    Management Board
    On site: Glasgow
    Closing

    Our vision is that people with mental illness in Glasgow can live a meaningful and satisfying life and contribute to society. Our mission is to improve mental wellbeing, increase skills and reduce isolation through the provision of supported, meaningful activities for people with mental illness and dementia. Our values are Care, Equality, Positivity and Partnership We currently provide four principal activities as well as “drop-in” sessions at various Glasgow locations: Bicycle building, maintenance and repair at workshops in Maryhill and Bridgeton Participatory music, in a variety of settings Carnival art – creating art in all forms. Indoor climbing We support people living in the local community, on hospital wards and in care homes. Over 500 people a year benefit from the work we do. We will have an annual turnover of just under £300K and a permanent workforce of approximately seven staff, supported by volunteers and freelancers who help deliver our programmes. This is a volunteer role joining the existing Board of Trustees. The Treasurer will be a full trustee and will provide leadership and assurance on Common Wheel’s finances, while sharing collective responsibility for the charity’s governance and strategic direction. We are particularly keen to hear from candidates with financial management, accounting or audit experience. A recognised accountancy qualification is welcome, but it is not essential where applicants can demonstrate strong financial literacy, sound judgement and experience of explaining financial information clearly to non-financial colleagues. Experience of charity finance, governance, budgeting, risk management, reserves planning, payroll, funding or regulatory reporting would be valuable. The Treasurer should be collaborative and willing to work constructively with the Chair, Charity Manager, external Finance Manager, staff, trustees, independent examiner or auditor, and external advisers. We welcome expressions of interest from younger candidates, women, people from ethnic minority communities, and disabled people, as we recognise our board would benefit from a greater diversity of backgrounds and perspectives. Knowledge or experience of the charity or community sector is desirable but not essential. Direct experience of the issues our charity seeks to address is also welcome but not essential. As a trustee, the Treasurer shares the Board’s collective responsibilities and leads its scrutiny of financial matters. Key responsibilities include: ensuring that Common Wheel pursues its charitable purposes and complies with its governing document, charity law and other relevant legislation working with the Charity Manager, Finance Manager and relevant staff to prepare annual budgets, cash-flow forecasts and longer-term financial plans for Board approval presenting clear and timely financial reports to each Board meeting, highlighting performance against budget, cash position, forecasts, risks and decisions required helping trustees understand the charity’s financial position and the implications of strategic, operational and funding decisions overseeing the adequacy of financial controls, delegated authorities, banking arrangements, record keeping, fraud prevention and management of financial risk being an authorised user for banking purposes, able to deputise for the Finance Manager and other authorisers as required monitoring the charity’s reserves, restricted funds, income sustainability and use of resources, and advising the Board where corrective action is needed coordinating preparation and Board review of the annual accounts and trustees’ annual report, and liaising with the independent examiner or auditor supporting timely and accurate regulatory submissions, including annual returns and accounts, and helping ensure compliance with OSCR requirements, relevant accounting standards, tax and other applicable financial obligations contributing to strategic decision-making and working in partnership with the Project Manager and fellow trustees to achieve Common Wheel’s aims The responsibilities of charity trustees in Scotland are set out in detail at http://www.oscr.org.uk/media/2728/v10\_guidance-and-good-practice-for-charity-trustees.pdf Board meetings typically take place on a Tuesday at 6pm each month and last for approximately 2 hours. In addition, Trustees have historically taken part in an annual strategy development meeting, either at the weekend or extended evening session. Trustees are also invited to join one of the sub-committees (currently focused on our bike project) or occasional working groups to suit their skills. These groups meet as and when necessary, at times to suit the members. The Treasurer should also allow time between Board meetings to review management accounts, budgets, forecasts and year-end information; discuss material issues with the Chair and Project Manager; and liaise with the independent examiner or auditor. Additional time is likely around budget setting and preparation of the annual accounts. Common Wheel is a small organisation supported by volunteers, so the Treasurer should be comfortable combining strategic oversight with occasional practical support, while respecting the distinction between governance and day-to-day management. All reasonable out-of-pocket expenses will be reimbursed.

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    Family Wellbeing Worker

    Quarriers
    Full time
    £28,167
    On site: Glasgow
    Closing

    North West Carers Service provides support to improve the quality of life and wellbeing of unpaid carers of all ages in the Northwest of Glasgow. We have an exciting opportunity to recruit a Family Wellbeing Worker. Identify and coordinate support for unpaid carers in North West Glasgow by developing Adult Carer Support Plans that promote wellbeing and help carers balance their caring responsibilities with a life of their own. The successful applicant will be a highly organised and self-motivated individual with the ability to plan and prioritise their own workload. This role is an agile working role with blend of home/office/community settings dependant on service requirements. Monday - Friday 9am - 5pm with possible evening and weekend work. Please note a driving licence and access to your own vehicle is essential as you will be required to travel to various locations and participate/lead on group work. Reliability, flexibility and a positive attitude Experience in Microsoft packages, Word, Excel etc. is essential Ability to build trusting relationships Empathy and excellent communication skills Excellent team player Ability to apply transferable life experience and skills to support and enable individuals. Knowledge of unpaid carers and relevant legislation SVQ qualifications via our accredited centre Generous leave Training & development opportunities Opportunity to change lives through meaningful work Family-friendly policies Health benefits: HSF cash plans, physio & occupational health Free 24/7 Employee Assistance Programme £500 refer-a-friend bonus (T&Cs apply) Life Assurance & Pension Cycle to Work scheme Access to Concerts for Carers

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    Dementia Advisor

    Alzheimer Scotland
    Part time
    £30,837 - £34,138
    On site: Ayr
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    Alzheimer Scotland is Scotland’s national dementia charity. Our aim is to make sure nobody faces dementia alone. We provide support and information to people with dementia, their carers and families, we campaign for the rights of people with dementia and fund vital dementia research. As a Dementia Advisor, you will provide information, advice and person-centred support to people living with dementia, those experiencing memory concerns, and their families and carers across South Ayrshire. You will help people navigate health and social care services, understand their rights, access appropriate support and maintain their independence, choice and control. You will deliver tailored one-to-one support, facilitate opportunities for peer support, and connection, deliver group education programmes and develop initiatives that promote brain health, wellbeing and positive attitudes towards dementia. You will build on established relationships with health and social care professionals, community organisations and local partners to improve access to support, raise awareness and help communities become more inclusive and dementia friendly. You will also contribute to service planning, partnership working, community engagement and contract monitoring, ensuring the service responds to local needs and delivers positive outcomes for people affected by dementia. You will have a positive approach to dementia and brain health, a passion for making a difference, and a commitment to ensuring people living with dementia and their families and carers receive the right support at the right time. You will bring excellent communication and IT skills, a compassionate and person-centred approach, and the ability to provide information, advice and practical and emotional support tailored to individual needs. You will be confident in building trusted relationships, working collaboratively with health and social care professionals and community partners, and developing opportunities that promote social connection, independence and wellbeing. You will be organised and proactive, with the ability to plan and deliver meaningful activities, support volunteers and contribute to the effective delivery and monitoring of services. You will be comfortable working independently, managing competing priorities and maintaining accurate records, while also being a supportive and collaborative member of the wider team.

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    Fundraising Consultant

    Unicorn Preservation Society
    Part time
    On site: Dundee
    Closing

    Unicorn Preservation Society (UPS) is a Scottish charity responsible for the preservation of HMS Unicorn, one of the world’s oldest surviving warships and an important part of Scotland’s maritime heritage. The Society faces two related fundraising challenges: Financial sustainability: securing sufficient unrestricted and revenue funding to support the charity’s core operating costs, develop sustainable income streams and strengthen its long-term financial position. Project Safe Haven (PSH) securing the capital funding required to support the major conservation project to safeguard HMS Unicorn for the future. Comprising transfer of HMS Unicorn into permanent dry dock in the East Graving Dock adjacent to her current location with new visitor facilities and shelter structure. The Society wishes to appoint an experienced fundraising consultant/contractor to develop a clear, realistic and actionable fundraising plan that addresses both these priorities and supports the long-term sustainability of the organisation and the ship. This work will contribute to UPS’s PSH Development Phase funded by National Lottery Heritage Fund (NLHF.) The successful applicant will work with the Society to develop a prioritised fundraising plan for the period 2027 – 2030 covering both revenue and capital funding and keyed to Project Safe Haven milestones as appropriate. The plan should identify the most promising funding opportunities, establish clear priorities, and set out the actions, resources and timescales required to pursue them. It should be grounded in an assessment of the Society’s circumstances, fundraising capacity and funding needs, and should distinguish between opportunities that can deliver income in the short term and those requiring longer-term development. The plan must be realistic about the likely availability and timing of funding, the probability of success and the resources required to secure it. It should be sufficiently practical to guide implementation by the Society following completion of the commission. Full details can be downloaded below.

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