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JOB OPPORTUNITY Job Title: Project Co-Ordinator Location: Llanelli Organisation Name: Carmarthenshire LGBTQ+ Project, CETMA Addr JOB OPPORTUNITY Job Title: Project Co-ordinator Location: Llanelli Organisation Name: Carmarthenshire LGBTQ+ Project, CETMA Address: CETMA Business Centre, Marsh St, Llanelli, SA15 1BG We have a new opportunity at CETMA for the role of Carmarthenshire LGBTQ+ Project Coordinator. This post will involve leading an innovative new LGBTQ+ project together, to set up support services and groups for the Carmarthenshire LGBTQ+ Community. We are looking for someone with experience of working with the LGBTQ+ community, has project coordination experience, understands grant funding, partnership working, and of working in the community e.g. setting up community groups. The Project is a National Lottery funded project that will: • Set up regular drop in sessions in a safe environment for members of the LGBTQ+ community • Give members of the LGBTQ+ community the ability to comment via all platforms • Increase LGBTQ+ community participation through Community engagement and through building relationships with local service providers • Publicise LGBTQ+ support via attendance at events • Create learning pathways for LGBTQ+ volunteers to raise their employability skills (where needed) • Encourage the LGBTQ+ community to engage more effectively with the Local Authority and other organisations to encourage participation and involvement. The ideal person will have: • Excellent interpersonal skills, able to develop and maintain good working relationships across all levels with a range of providers and community members • Strong written and verbal communication skills • Knowledge of budgets, finance and project management • Ability to multi-task and to successfully handle multiple priorities • The ability to work well both in a team and on your own initiative • Ability to drive (a minibus will be available to the project for use and training to drive this vehicle will be provided). • A positive attitude to Welsh language and culture • Knowledge of Community Engagement techniques • The ability to work with vulnerable community members and their families sensitively. • Experience of promoting service projects in a Community setting. Remuneration Salary: £21,000 per annum Pension: +5% of basic salary contributory pension scheme. Mileage payable www.carmarthenshirelgbtqplus.org.uk Email: [email protected] Address: CETMA Business Centre, Marsh Street, SA15 1BG Company No: 06737296 Eligibility to Work in the UK Essential This is a fixed-term contract for two and half years. Further employment dependant on securing further funding. How to Apply Please send a CV, with a covering letter outlining how you meet the job specification and why you feel you and your skills are what’s needed for the job. Closing Date: 28 September 2019 If you require a reasonable adjustment or other assistance to participate in the recruitment process, for example due to disability, please contact CETMA on 01554772056. CETMA appoints on merit. Short listing is carried out objectively by assessing the information you provide against the requirements of the job as set out in this notice. If you are short listed, you will be contacted and invited to attend an interview. We will also tell you if we need you to do anything else such as a skills test, presentation or a property visit. Having a criminal record will not necessarily prevent you from working at CETMA. In reaching a decision we will take account of the nature of your work, the circumstances and background of the offence(s) and the time elapsed. FURTHER INFORMATION The ultimate aim of the project is to have sustainable groups set up by the LGBTQ+ community, for the LGBTQ+ community to benefit everyone How will we do this? • Hold LGBTQ+ awareness days in towns in Carmarthenshire to promote equality and understanding in the local community. • To set up and maintain LGBTQ+ Hubs in Carmarthenshire. The purpose is to provide a safe place where the LGBTQ+ community can attend a couple of times a month for support, advice and guidance and to report hate crime. • The long term aim for these hubs is that they will become sustainable: this might mean becoming Constituted and raising their own funds. The project will provide training for people who need it to help this happen. • In each area, there will be a LGBTQ+ support day where local organisations can come together to show their support for this community. • Each Hub can send at least one member to a wider Carmarthenshire LGBTQ+ group that will meet regularly with representatives from the Health Board, police, DWP, etc to create a better Carmarthenshire for the LGBTQ+ community. • Develop relationships with other services such as Dyfed Powys Police. • Create questionnaires and surveys so people can inform us how the project has had an impact on their lives. We will also create case studies and interview people involved in the project. www.carmarthenshirelgbtqplus.org.uk Email: [email protected] Address: CETMA Business Centre, Marsh Street, SA15 1BG Company No: 06737296 We will create / engage with: • 5 hubs • 5 new groups • 15 Volunteers • 15 LGBTQ+ events will be held • Engage with over 500 individuals • Set up 1 County wide group • Set up an LGBTQ+ Friendly Business scheme • 1 County wide newsletter What is CETMA? CETMA or Community Engagement, Technology, Media & Arts is a social enterprise that Provides Social Engagement, Training, Health and Wellbeing through the development of unique sustainable projects for individuals, organisations and businesses. Our current projects are: • Carmarthenshire LGBTQ+ Support • Wales Wildlife Watch • CETMA Community Training • Project and Organisation management • Don’t Panic Group • Mental Health Support • Llanelli Food Surplus www.carmarthenshirelgbtqplus.org.uk Email: [email protected] Address: CETMA Business Centre, Marsh Street, SA15 1BG Company No: 06737296 .
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