Regional Community Welfare Advisor (South)

ciswo; Mansfield; On-site; GBP 16,000 - 20,000; Part time

Job summary

CISWO in Mansfield invites applications for a Part-Time, Permanent Community Welfare Assistant (South) to support miners’ welfare charities across England and Wales. The role includes governance, funding, trustee training, site visits and presenting training materials.

It requires flexibility to work evenings and some regional travel, with a collaborative approach to improve community welfare outcomes and deliver practical tools for trustees.

Qualifications

• Experience in community development or charity sector.
• Experience supporting or working with volunteers.
• Experience designing and delivering training.
• Excellent planning, organisational and problem-solving skills.
• Strong verbal and written communication, including report writing.
• Proficiency in Microsoft Office and data management systems.
• Full UK driving licence and access to a vehicle.
• Excellent teamwork with flexible, creative service delivery.
• GCSEs (Maths and English) or equivalent.
• Ability to work flexibly including some evening work.

Responsibilities

• Support governance, funding and sustainability of miners’ welfare charities.
• Deliver training and develop resources for trustees.
• Undertake site visits and engage with local charity trustees.
• Deliver training events and forums to support trustees to network and learn.
• Assist with evidence gathering for funding applications and reporting.
• Maintain up-to-date information in organisational databases.
• Promote CISWO services and attend events to raise the profile.

Skills

Community development

Volunteer support

Training delivery

Planning & organisation

Communication skills

MS Office

Full UK driving licence

Teamwork

GCSE Maths & English

Evening flexibility

Education

GCSEs in Maths and English

Job description

CISWO in Mansfield invites applications for a Part-Time, Permanent Community Welfare Assistant (South) to support miners’ welfare charities across England and Wales. The role includes governance, funding, trustee training, site visits and presenting training materials.

It requires flexibility to work evenings and some regional travel, with a collaborative approach to improve community welfare outcomes and deliver practical tools for trustees.