Family Support & Volunteer Lead (Neurodiversity)

Family Action; Sheffield; Híbrido; GBP 29.000 - 32.000; A tiempo parcial

Ventajas ofrecidas por este puesto de trabajo

Annual leave 25–30 days

Pension contributions up to 6%

Enhanced sick and family leave

Eye care vouchers

Cycle to work

Professional development

Descripción de la vacante

Family Action in Sheffield is seeking an Early Help and Volunteer Coordinator to lead drop-in sessions across the city, delivering open door and early support services for neurodiverse families. The role is permanent, part-time (25–29.6 hours), with hybrid working from a Sheffield base.

You will recruit and train parent/carer volunteers, develop marketing materials and social media content to promote the service, and work directly with families to shape the support offered and its delivery.

Formación

• An ability to work with families in an inclusive way.
• Experience or knowledge of working with volunteers.
• Experience and understanding of Neurodiversity.
• Lived experience of SEND and/or experience of working with families with SEND in an educational environment, local authority or voluntary organisation.
• Demonstrable ability to work on your own initiative and have excellent verbal and written communication skills.
• Appointments subject to DBS clearance (Enhanced DBS).

Responsabilidades

• Leading the organisation and delivery of drop-in sessions for open door, early support.
• Leading on the recruitment and training of parent/carer volunteers.
• Working directly with parents/carers to help shape the service.
• Developing marketing materials and social media content to promote the service.
• Support with delivery of parent information sessions.

Conocimientos

Volunteer management

Inclusive working

Verbal and written communication

SEND/neurodiversity awareness

Self-motivation

Educación

NVQ4 or above in social work/social care/health/education

Descripción del empleo

Family Action in Sheffield is seeking an Early Help and Volunteer Coordinator to lead drop-in sessions across the city, delivering open door and early support services for neurodiverse families. The role is permanent, part-time (25–29.6 hours), with hybrid working from a Sheffield base.

You will recruit and train parent/carer volunteers, develop marketing materials and social media content to promote the service, and work directly with families to shape the support offered and its delivery.