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AAFDA is seeking an experienced evaluation specialist to shape evidence, learning and impact communications. You will develop theories of change, design data collection tools and oversee reporting for funders.
Working remotely from the UK, you will combine quantitative data, qualitative feedback and lived experience to identify results, coach colleagues, and support decisions across services, fundraising and leadership.
AAFDA provides specialist advocacy and peer support following fatal domestic abuse. As its sole dedicated evaluation specialist, you will shape evidence, learning and impact communications, reporting to the Fundraising and Grants Manager.
Develop outcome frameworks, theories of change and practical collection tools. Combine quantitative data, qualitative feedback and lived experience to identify results and improvements. Maintain reliable reporting systems, coach colleagues and support decisions across services, fundraising and leadership. Own annual and funder impact reporting; create briefings, case studies, web content and accessible visualisations. Manage external evaluation support where appropriate, embedding consent, confidentiality and safeguarding.
Bring evaluation or research experience, framework development, mixed-method analysis and reporting for funders or senior stakeholders. You will need strong writing, data management, project organisation, Excel and presentation skills, with confidence working independently and building sensitive relationships. Knowledge of ethical evaluation and data protection is essential; domestic-abuse sector experience is desirable. The full pack includes all criteria.
Permanent, 21 hours across three days weekly, with potential future growth in hours. Home based in the UK; occasional UK meetings may require overnight stays and evening or weekend work. UK work permission is required. Advertised annual salary: £21,600 actual, £36,000 FTE.