Recovery & Community Activities Lead

Double Impact; Lincoln; Hybrid; GBP 26,000 - 32,000; Full time

Job summary

Double Impact invites applications for a Recovery and Community Activity Coordinator based in Lincoln. This full-time role supports two linked activity pathways within the Lincolnshire Recovery Partnership, coordinating a small team and linking The Link recovery activities with Beacon respite and family wellbeing sessions.

Rooted in peer support and strengths-based practice, the role promotes connection, wellbeing, and positive alternatives to substance-related harm across community activities,

Responsibilities

• Coordinate weekly schedules, plans, and communication for a small team of Recovery Activity Planners delivering The Link recovery activities.
• Support planners delivering activities such as mutual aid connections (AA, NA, CA, SMART), recovery groups, walking groups, arts and crafts, gardening, and other community-based wellbeing sessions.
• Work in partnership with the Beacon Friends and Family Service to plan and arrange respite and wellbeing activities for families and affected others.
• Organise venues, resources, facilitators, and practical arrangements for both Link recovery activities and Beacon respite sessions.
• Monitor attendance, engagement, and feedback to support continuous improvement across both activity pathways.
• Manage and track agreed budgets for recovery and respite activities, working with budget holder(s) to ensure expenditure is controlled, delivers value for money, and is used effectively.
• Maintain accurate records and contribute to reports on activity delivery and outcomes.

Job description

Double Impact invites applications for a Recovery and Community Activity Coordinator based in Lincoln. This full-time role supports two linked activity pathways within the Lincolnshire Recovery Partnership, coordinating a small team and linking The Link recovery activities with Beacon respite and family wellbeing sessions.

Rooted in peer support and strengths-based practice, the role promotes connection, wellbeing, and positive alternatives to substance-related harm across community activities,