Parent Engagement & Community Partnerships Lead

Ealing; London Borough of Ealing; On-site; GBP 30,000 - 42,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Local Government Pension Scheme

Flexible working arrangements

Extensive learning and development

Professional supervision and support

Employee wellbeing programmes

Major transformation programme for EAL

Job summary

Ealing Council is seeking a Parent Outreach Practitioner to lead the development and delivery of parent engagement across the Family Hub network in the borough. You will work with parents, carers, community organisations and partners to build trust, increase participation and ensure parent voice informs service design and delivery.

The role supports Parent Champion and peer-support initiatives, community outreach, and co-production opportunities that reach families from diverse backgrounds.

Qualifications

• Experience of community outreach and engagement.
• Experience working with parents and families.
• Experience facilitating participation and consultation activities.
• Experience building partnerships across organisations.
• Experience managing community projects or initiatives.

Responsibilities

• Lead parent engagement and outreach activity across Ealing's Family Hub network.
• Develop Parent Champion and peer-support programmes.
• Recruit, train and support volunteers and parent representatives.
• Strengthen engagement with underserved communities.
• Facilitate co-production and consultation activities.
• Build partnerships across the voluntary and community sector.
• Support communication and promotional campaigns.
• Monitor impact and report on engagement outcomes.
• Champion equality, inclusion and community participation.

Skills

Community engagement

Public engagement

Facilitation

Presentation skills

Data use for service improvement

Job description

Ealing Council is seeking a Parent Outreach Practitioner to lead the development and delivery of parent engagement across the Family Hub network in the borough. You will work with parents, carers, community organisations and partners to build trust, increase participation and ensure parent voice informs service design and delivery.

The role supports Parent Champion and peer-support initiatives, community outreach, and co-production opportunities that reach families from diverse backgrounds.