Postes à Colchester, Grande-Bretagne

Intelligent Health is on a mission to create active, vibrant communities where physical activity becomes a way of life.

Beat the Street is our flagship programme – a public health and community engagement tool that uses an interactive, game‑based programme to encourage physical activity in communities.

This is a part‑time and remote role as a Beat the Street Engagement Coordinator. The Engagement Coordinator will be responsible for engaging with community stakeholders, fostering partnerships, and supporting campaign activities. Day‑to‑day responsibilities include coordinating outreach events, building relationships with local organisations, and ensuring smooth communication with stakeholders. The individual will assist in the delivery of Beat the Street, creating awareness and encouraging participation in alignment with campaign goals.

• Increase participation and engagement levels with Beat the Street across whole communities (schools, businesses, community groups).
• Continued engagement and management of key project stakeholders such as sponsors and a wide range of local organisations like the health sector, local authorities, schools and community groups.
• Work with partners to target specific groups (i.e. those with long term health conditions or from lower socio‑economic groups).
• Work with sports and culture organisations to create an engaging calendar of events.
• Updating and maintaining project plans and marketing documentation – to include engagement planning and event management documents.
• Work with the comms and marketing team to create and deliver a communications and marketing plan.
• Problem solving and adapting to the changing needs of the project as they arise.
• Management of social media activities.
• Co‑ordination of the prize distribution for schools and scheme participants.
• Feed into evaluation, demonstrating the impact of the programme and how partners are working together for long term well‑being of residents.
• Manage a legacy programme supporting participants to stay active.
• Present at relevant conferences/events.

• Experience of developing and delivering successful community outreach programmes and events.
• Experience of working with schools.
• Experience and knowledge of the health and wellbeing sector.
• Knowledge of the local area and the barriers and opportunities for increasing physical activity levels.
• Event Management skills.
• Excellent communication skills.
• Experience of delivering communications, social media and basic marketing.
• Experience of creating sustainable project legacies.
• Stakeholder management and diplomacy.
• Enthusiasm.
• Microsoft office proficient.
• Good organisation and prioritisation skills.

You must have access to your own vehicle with a full driver’s license and insurance which covers Business use. Alternatively, you will be able to demonstrate how you will travel around the area easily.