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The job: Seeking a highly organised project manager with a fine eye for detail who will manage, monitor and deliver Advantaged Thinking programmes, products and
resources that provide genuine value and lasting impact for the federation’s network of Foyers
(youth homelessness projects) and their young people. Full details and how to apply here.

Why We Love The Foyer Federation: The Foyer Federation exists to make sure that young people experiencing homelessness have access to the same opportunities as everyone else, from a healthy, happy home to exciting career prospects, confident independence and a future they’ve chosen for themselves.

The job: As a member of the funding team you will assess applications for funding and manage grants from NLCF’s Reaching Communities and Partnerships programmes. You will use your local knowledge and experience, and the experience of the NLCF’s grant holders and local stakeholders, to ensure the Fund is making the best decisions on the grants they make. Full details and how to apply here.

Why We Love The National Lottery Community Fund: The National Lottery Community Fund is the UK’s largest community funder and distributes 40% of the good cause money raised by National Lottery players. In 2020/21 the NLCF awarded over £752 million to community projects across the UK.

The job: Youth Engagement Coordinators play a critical role in ensuring young learners receive a positive experience with VIY. Coordinators are responsible for engaging young people onto VIY projects and supporting them at the end of the project with progression opportunities where relevant/appropriate, into sustained, further and higher level training and employment opportunities. Full details and how to apply here.

Why We Love Volunteer It Yourself (VIY): Volunteer It Yourself combines DIY and volunteering by challenging young people aged 14-24 to help repair and refurbish youth and community facilities, whilst learning vocational trade skills on the job. Since 2011, 12,000+ young people have volunteered at 600+ VIY projects UK-wide, supported by 1,000+ trade skills mentors.

The job: This role will help to lead a fast expanding team that is dedicated to making private renting safe for all. Safer Renting’s activities include advice and advocacy to protect tenants’ rights as well as research and campaigning projects to improve public policy and law. Full details and how to apply here.

Why We Love Cambridge House: Cambridge House is committed to promoting change that can improve the quality of life and wellbeing of people who are affected by the systemic poverty, social injustice and inequality in our society.

The job: This role will join a fast expanding team that is dedicated to making private renting safe for all. Safer Renting’s activities include advice and advocacy to protect tenants’ rights as well as research and campaigning projects to improve public policy and law. Full details and how to apply here.

Why We Love Cambridge House: Cambridge House is committed to promoting change that can improve the quality of life and wellbeing of people who are affected by the systemic poverty, social injustice and inequality in our society.

The job: This role will join a fast expanding team that is dedicated to making private renting safe for all. Safer Renting’s activities include advice and advocacy to protect tenants’ rights as well as research and campaigning projects to improve public policy and law. Full details and how to apply here.

Why We Love Cambridge House: Cambridge House is committed to promoting change that can improve the quality of life and wellbeing of people who are affected by the systemic poverty, social injustice and inequality in our society.

The job: This role joins one of London’s legal centres of excellence dedicated to providing access to justice and protecting the rights of people living with complex needs. The successful candidate will have experience and expert knowledge of employment and discrimination law. Full details and how to apply here.

Why We Love Cambridge House: Cambridge House is committed to promoting change that can improve the quality of life and wellbeing of people who are affected by the systemic poverty, social injustice and inequality in our society.

The job: This role joins one of London’s legal centres of excellence dedicated to providing access to justice and protecting the rights of people living with complex needs. The successful candidate will have experience and expert knowledge of housing law and casework including representation in the County Court. Full details and how to apply here.

Why We Love Cambridge House: Cambridge House is committed to promoting change that can improve the quality of life and wellbeing of people who are affected by the systemic poverty, social injustice and inequality in our society.

The job: This role joins Cambridge House’s Education & Inclusion team and is responsible for the effective delivery, monitoring and evaluation of their Friday arts group for adults who learn differently or are disabled. The ideal candidate will have experience of facilitating arts projects involving a range of art forms and an NVQ3 in Health and Social Care or 2 years’ relevant experience. Full details and how to apply here.

Why We Love Cambridge House: Cambridge House is committed to promoting change that can improve the quality of life and wellbeing of people who are affected by the systemic poverty, social injustice and inequality in our society.

The job: Recruiting to a small number of voluntary positions on its Board of Trustees to take part in the management and decision-making processes for the Museum. Full details and how to apply here.

Why We Love Norwich Printing Museum: Norwich Printing Museum is a rarity being one of the few remaining working print museums in the UK. The museum exists with the aim of preserving our unique collection of printing machinery and artefacts and to pass on the traditional skills of the Compositor, Printer and Bookbinder through regular demonstrations and specialist courses.

The job: CGAT is looking to expand its family, welcoming perspectives from a variety of different disciplines and backgrounds to help further its goals and ambitions and, ultimately, to help Covent Garden overcome the challenges of the pandemic, creating a solid basis for its future and the challenges that lie ahead. Full details and how to apply here.

Why We Love Covent Garden Area Trust: Covent Garden Area Trust (or CGAT) is a unique charitable Trust that was established in 1988 to protect and safeguard the historical aspects of the main buildings of Covent Garden’s Piazza.

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