Charity registered in Scotland SC048409
With support and investment from the National Lottery Community Fund the Westfield Park Community Centre (WPCC) (SCIO) Board of Trustees is now recruiting for a Centre Manager to take forward WPCC’s engagement with the community and local partners and support the development of a programme of events to meet the needs of the local community.
The position is 28 hours per week, with a degree of flexibility and incorporating occasional evening and weekend work. Salary is £30,000 per annum, pro rata. While the post is initially a fixed contract of 12 months it is anticipated future funding for the post will be secured.
The Centre Manager will oversee the day to day management and smooth running of WPCC, ensuring that WPCC is a vibrant, welcoming and well managed facility that operates for the benefit of the local community and the residents of the Falkirk District area. The successful candidate will have a key role in developing opportunities for income generation and successful partnerships, securing additional investment through grant funding opportunities, helping to ensure the long-term financial sustainability of WPCC as a result.
Applicants must be able to demonstrate relevant management experience and have a successful track record of delivering quality outputs. Relevant experience of the third sector would be beneficial.
Volunteer and Activities Project Co-ordinator
- Part time
- £23,500 pro-rata
- Falkirk
- Closing 1st April 2023
To recruit and coordinate Community Champion volunteers to promote community resilience by developing services identified during the recent pandemic that helps relieve isolation and help improve local health and wellbeing.
Community Champions Covid Project Co-ordinator
- Part time
- £23,500 pro-rata
- Falkirk
- Closing 2nd April 2021
We are looking for a unique person to grow our band of kind and caring Community Champion Volunteers to promote community resilience by developing new services identified during the recent pandemic that helps relieve isolation and help improve local health and wellbeing.
This position has been made possible by an award from Postcode Neighbourhood Trust, a grant-giving charity funded entirely by players of People’s Postcode Lottery.