Vacancy: Volunteer – Maternity Action

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Job summary

Maternity Action seeks a volunteer for their Vulnerable Migrant Women’s Project, requiring engagement with healthcare organizations and assessment of training programs. The role involves two days a week in London, offering valuable experience in a charitable setting.

Benefits

Travel expenses reimbursed

Qualifications

• Experience in liaising with healthcare organizations beneficial.
• Ability to promote health guidance effectively.
• Data entry and analysis skills required.

Responsibilities

• Support evaluation of training for midwives.
• Liaise with Primary Care Trusts and Local Authorities.
• Distribute resources to migrant organizations.

Skills

Data Analysis

Communication

Liaison

Promotion

Job description

Maternity Action are looking for a volunteer to support their ‘Vulnerable Migrant Women’s Project’. Maternity Action is a national charity working to challenge inequality and promote the wellbeing of pregnant women, new mothers and their families.

They are seeking a volunteer to promote their guidance for commissioning health services for vulnerable migrant women, and to support evaluation of their training course for midwives on improving care for refugee and asylum seeking women.

The post will involve liaison with Primary Care Trusts, Clinical Commissioning Groups and Local Authorities; liaison with refugee and migrant organisations and networks; distribution of electronic and hard copy resources; and data entry and analysis.

The role will be part of their small team based in Old Street, London. The post is for two days a week for three months. Travel and expenses are reimbursed.

Please send your CV plus a letter outlining why you would like to work with Maternity Action and what you feel you can contribute to [e-mail] close Tuesday 19 June 2012. Interviews will be held Thursday 21 June.

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