Jobs
- Director - Camden BMEA Alliance
- Workforce Development Worker
- Health Development Worker
- Project Officer - Sexual Health Peer Education Project
- Community Accountancy Manager
Director - Camden BME Alliance
4 days per week)
Ref: CBMEA/director/08
Salary: £36,488 (incl. ILW) pro rata + 5% pension contributions.
The Camden BME Alliance works to provide a strategic voice for the diverse communities in Camden and to facilitate the involvement of BME community groups in local decision making processes.
We are looking for an experienced and dynamic Director, who is able to articulate the needs and concerns of local BME communities; to influence at the strategic, policy and community levels, and raise the profile of CBMEA within Camden and London. Applicant needs good working knowledge of Camden’s current priorities.
For an application pack, please apply quoting the ref code above to:
E-mail: acharles@vac.org.uk
Or by telephone on 020 7284 6553
Alternatively write to:
Voluntary Action Camden
293 – 299 Kentish Town Road
London NW5 2TJ
Fax: 020 7284 6551
Or you can download an appllication pack here.
Covering Letter
A copy of this advert
Job Description
Person Specification
Application Form
Equal Opportunities Monitoring Form
CBMEA Newsletter
All of the above items as a single zip file.
Closing date for applications: 5pm Wednesday 3rd December 2008
Interview date: Monday 15 th December 2008
Charity Registration No 1101643
Company limited by guarantee No 4790738
Workforce Development Worker
NJC SO2 pt32 –34 (£29,246 – £30,773) Children, Young People & Families Services Initially for one year | Plus generous pension
You will undertake outreach to deliver a ‘fit for purpose’ programme for secondary and tertiary category service providers in the field of alcohol and substance misuse. You will also provide ‘information clinics’ and presentations, to enable organisations to assess their skills profile in the areas of commissioning and contracting, the common assessment framework, lead professional and safe recruitment, going on access further training where appropriate.
This is a challenging and interesting post on the cutting edge of the current agenda.
You can download details of this post here.
A copy of this advert
A covering letter to applicants
A brief snapshot of VAC
A job description and person specification
An application form
A summary of our equal opportunities policy
An equal opportunities policy monitoring form
or the entire pack as a single zip file.
Or you can email The Building Administrator for an application pack, or write to Building Administrator, VAC, 293-299 Kentish Town Road, London NW5 2TJ, telephone 020 7284 6550, fax 020 7284 6551.
Closing date: 5pm Friday, 17th October 2008.
Applications must be signed and so applications received by email will not be accepted.
VAC is an equal opportunities employer and positively welcomes applications from all sections of the community. The building is accessible. VAC has a non-smoking policy.
Health Development Worker
NJC SO2. £29,246 - £30,773 - Temporary position for 3 months
VAC , one of London’s leading voluntary and community sector development agencies, is now seeking to recruit a Health Development Worker. The post holder will work to support and facilitate the voluntary and community sector’s input, and response, to the rapidly changing health and social care agenda.
The post holder will need experience in community development, partnership working and a current knowledge of the health and social care agenda
A copy of this advert
A covering letter to applicants
A brief snapshot of VAC
A job description and person specification
An application form
A summary of our equal opportunities policy
An equal opportunities policy monitoring form
or the entire pack as a single zip file here.
Or you can email The Building Administrator for an application pack, or write to Building Administrator, VAC, 293-299 Kentish Town Road, London NW5 2TJ, telephone 020 7284 6550, fax 020 7284 6551.
Deadline now 21st November 2008 at 5:00pm
Applications must be signed and so applications received by email will not be accepted.
VAC is an equal opportunities employer and positively welcomes applications from all sections of the community. The building is accessible. VAC has a non-smoking policy.
Project Officer
Sexual Health Peer Education project for Bangladeshi and Somali communities in Camden
Salary Scale: SO2, Point 32, £11,955 pro-rata including London weighting
Hours: 15 hours per week (2 days per week)
VAC, one of London’s leading voluntary and community sector development agencies, is now seeking to recruit a Project Officer for the Sexual Health Peer Education project for Bangladeshi and Somali communities in Camden. The post holder will work with and support the two community groups to develop and implement a research project plan which is engaging young adults to be Peer Educators to raise awareness in sexual health across Camden.
The post holder will need experience in community development, partnership working and some knowledge of sexual health issues among young adults.
A copy of this advert
A fact sheet about the project
A brief snapshot of VAC
A job description and person specification
An application form
A summary of our equal opportunities policy
An equal opportunities policy monitoring form
or the entire pack as a single zip file here.
Or you can email The Building Administrator for an application pack, or write to Building Administrator, VAC, 293-299 Kentish Town Road, London NW5 2TJ, telephone 020 7284 6550, fax 020 7284 6551.
Deadline now 21st November 2008 at 5:00pm
Applications must be signed and so applications received by email will not be accepted.
VAC is an equal opportunities employer and positively welcomes applications from all sections of the community. The building is accessible. VAC has a non-smoking policy.
Community Accountancy Manager
SO2 £29,246 - £30,773 (pro rata) plus generous pension, 2½ days per week
Voluntary Action Camden (VAC) is recognised as one of the leading development agencies. Following the completion of an independent review, VAC now has some exciting new posts on offer and you will be key to achieving a strategic commitment to growth and excellence in services.
You will be responsible for the management of the Community Accountancy Project, including a team of volunteer accountants and bookkeepers. You will also be responsible for line managing the VAC Accounts Assistant and must have an accountancy qualification, experience of preparing management and statutory accounts and completing Independent Examinations. You will also require extensive experience of using Excel, Sage Payroll and Line 100.
Please contact VAC for more information.
VAC is an equal opportunities employer and positively welcomes applications from all sections of the community. The building is accessible. VAC has a non-smoking policy.
Page last updated: November 18, 2008
