1 year fixed term with possibility of extension to contract depending on funding streams.

Connected Voice is a charity and the principal voluntary and community sector infrastructure organisation for Newcastle and Gateshead.  Our mission is to support the development of voluntary and community action that is effective, sustainable and brings about positive social change.  Connected Voice Advocacy is a service delivered by the charity and provides a free, independent, high quality and ethical advocacy service.

An exciting opportunity has arisen within Connected Voice Advocacy for an enthusiastic and dedicated administrator to provide support to the Connected Voice Senior Administrator and the senior management team and in the day to day running of the service. 

Permanent subject to funding. (Full time – can be negotiated to 30hrs)

£ 33,486 – 35,336 per annum pro rata, depending on experience (NJC Pt 29 – 31), plus 3% pension contribution

*Female applicants only: Schedule 9 (paragraph 1) of the Equality Act 2010 applies

We require an experienced female Counselling Co-ordinator to manage and lead our Sexual Violence Counselling Service. You must be an experienced counsellor, ideally with previous management experience. We welcome applications from roles in a range of relevant sector and service specialisms

The post holder will work as the Counselling Operations Manager for Rape Crisis Tyneside and Northumberland (RCTN), a ‘by and for’ women’s independent specialist violence charity and company limited by guarantee. The post is open to both counselling and non-counselling professionals alike.

The post holder will hold responsibility for the line management of our highly skilled counselling team, ensuring counsellors feel fully supported and empowered to undertake their roles.

Funded for 8/9 months depending on start date including:
• Range of Full time & Part Time positions for Tyneside – Newcastle central (and 1 day/week in South Tyneside)
• 18.5 hr post – Northumberland bases
Full Time Equivalent £27,741.00 gross
NJC pt 23

Eating Distress North East exists because every individual affected by eating distress deserves specialist support, hope, and to know that recovery is possible.

EDNE and Newcastle University have worked closely for several years, with our specialist counsellors working within the Student Wellbeing Service to deliver up to 16 sessions of counselling and psychotherapy to students at Newcastle University.

Do you want to make a difference to the lives of people affected by eating distress?

Eating Distress North East (EDNE) is the only eating distress charity in the region, with a 30 year track record of supporting people with eating distress, and their loved ones. We are recruiting for counsellors to work with clients age 16+ and dealing with issues associated with eating distress / disorders.

Are you our next Creative Producer? Do you want to make a difference to the community? Can you provide exceptional planning and coordination? Can you bring enthusiasm and ideas to our team? Are you a brilliant planner, organiser and communicator? Do you have a love of arts and creativity? Join us!

Our Creative Producers are people who can provide exceptional planning and coordination, bringing enthusiasm and ideas to our team.

Role purpose

Northumberland Cricket Board, in partnership with the England and Wales Cricket Board wish to appoint a Cricket Cities Development Officer to support diverse communities within recreational cricket, focusing on the populations in Newcastle upon Tyne with the highest ethnic diversity.

The delivery programme will focus around existing partnerships with local clubs, schools and community groups as well as developing new opportunities across the recreational game.

Job Title:                                        Data and Projects Manager

Responsible to:                          Chief Operating Officer (COO)