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A student organization at Cardiff Met is seeking a motivated Student Drug & Alcohol Harm Reduction Coordinator. This role supports wellbeing initiatives through communication, event planning, and data analysis. The ideal candidate will engage with students and professionals to foster a proactive environment around drug and alcohol use. Passion for community health is essential, and no specific qualifications are required.
Listed by Cardiff Met Students' Union
Are you passionate about student wellbeing and want to make a real difference to student life at Cardiff Met? We’re looking for a motivated and community-minded student to join us as our Student Drug & Alcohol Harm Reduction Coordinator.
You’ll work across both the Students Union and the University to support positive, open, and proactive conversations about drug and alcohol use. You’ll help shape harm reduction campaigns, lead student engagement activity, and support the delivery of interventions that protect and enhance student wellbeing. You’ll gain valuable experience in coordination, communications, and partnership working, all while helping to improve student life and wellbeing at Cardiff Met. You’ll also receive support and guidance from senior staff at both the SU and the University throughout your time in the role.
Applications are open until Monday 16th June at 23:59. Please submit your CV and a cover letter outlining your suitable skills, knowledge, and interest in the role to [contact details not provided].
Student Drug & Alcohol Harm Reduction Coordinator
(name and title of line manager)
Neil Davies - Head of Wellbeing, Cardiff Metropolitan University
Will Fuller - CEO, Cardiff Met Students Union
This role will coordinate communication between students, university staff, external partners, and the wider student community. This involves communicating with fellow students to gather opinions and feedback and engaging with Cardiff Met staff and the internal steering group on substance use. Written communications include news articles, awareness materials, and social media posts. Verbal communication occurs in meetings and student engagement sessions.
Service Delivery: Engaging with students to gather opinions; Coordinating the planning and delivery of substance use awareness events; Providing clear and supportive communications on substance use and harm reduction.
The role coordinates effective communication channels between internal and external stakeholders. External Stakeholders include CAP and Cardiff & Vale Drug & Alcohol Service (CAVDAS).
The role primarily involves supporting decision-making processes rather than making independent or strategic decisions.
Strong planning and organisation skills are essential for managing multiple tasks and supporting initiatives. However, the role focuses on coordination rather than full autonomy over strategic planning or budget management. There is no high responsibility for risk management in this role.
This role requires proactive engagement and developing communications. Assisting with the planning of interventions will require problem-solving.
No specific qualifications are required; a passion for student wellbeing and community is sufficient.