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The British Red Cross is seeking a Programme Manager for the SafeMates Scotland programme based in Scotland, focusing on training young peer supporters. This hybrid role includes managing programme governance, finances, and stakeholder engagement while supporting volunteers and staff in a community-focused environment.
The ideal candidate has extensive programme management experience and a passion for working with youth. Benefits include flexible working, generous leave, and career development opportunities.
Location: Central Belt, Dundee or Inverness (hybrid role between home and various face‑to‑face events across Scotland)
35 hours per week (typically Monday to Friday)
Salary Range: £39,496 to £42,257 per annum
Are you passionate about making a difference in your community? Are you ready to oversee the management of our SafeMates Scotland: Peer Support through Cashback programme?
Through this programme we’ll be training over 1,000 young people over 3 years to become skilled volunteer peer supporters. We’ll give them the practical and emotional skills to help their peers at local events, freshers’ fayres, music festivals and in their own communities. This is a fantastic opportunity for an ambitious and well‑organised individual to oversee the programme (that’s directly supported by CashBack for Communities funding). Could this be you?
Everyday you’ll be central to the smooth running of our SafeMates Scotland (Cashback for Communities) programme. Your day could include:
Interested? Closing date for applications is 23.59hrs on Sunday 21st June 2026. Interviews will take place soon after.
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