Director (Recent appointment)

Nfp Consulting; Greater London; On-site; GBP 54,000 - 63,000; Full time

Job summary

Nfp Consulting seeks a Director for the ML Community Enterprise, a pioneering mutual organization supporting young people at risk in Lambeth. The role involves leading programs, engaging stakeholders, and promoting social equity. The position offers a full-time, permanent employment opportunity in London, with a competitive salary range.

Qualifications

• Strong leadership skills and motivation to support disadvantaged youth.
• Experience in developing therapeutic interventions for young people.
• Knowledge of social and racial equity issues.

Responsibilities

• Lead ML Community Enterprise in supporting young people and community initiatives.
• Engage with stakeholders and represent the organization in various forums.
• Oversee therapeutic programs and strategic development.

Job description

Director
ML Community Enterprise
Full time, permanent role
London SW9
£54,500 - £62,500

ML Community Enterprise (MLCE) is Lambeth's first ever staff mutual, and we support around 400 young people each year. We provide counselling and therapeutic work and help support young people into a variety of developmental opportunities beyond the Marcus Lipton centre, including employment.

We largely work with young people from local communities, including those not in employment, education or training, young offenders, at-risk and risk-taking young people aged 12 to 19 years (and up to 25 with special needs). We also support those active in gangs to exit gang culture.

We encourage participation from all young people including those with disabilities, active in gangs, LGBT, at risk of perpetrating/experiencing other crime, those in the criminal justice system, and those with Mental Health or Special Education Needs.

As our new Director, you will be joining us a time when we have achieved great success in being recognised as a pioneering provider of therapeutic personal development interventions that can spark a new trajectory for young people who have experienced chaos in their lives and who are most at risk of harm in all its forms.

Our work has attracted interest and attention far beyond the boundaries of Brixton, Myatts Field and the London Borough of Lambeth. We are being recognised across London and in other major cities in the UK where the impact of social and racial inequity is felt the hardest.

I hope you are inspired to want to join us on our journey to bring hope to young people and wider communities and self-belief in their potential to thrive.

How to apply

Application is by way of CV and a Supporting Statement, which should outline your motivations for wanting to be our Director and set out your credentials.

There is a two-stage selection process

First Interviews: Week beginning 8th April

The first round will be conducted via video by NFP Consulting

Second interviews: Week beginning 15th April

The final stage will involve a panel interview conducted by the board of directors along with the opportunity for candidates to see the centre and meet a selection of stakeholders.