Hamelin Trust – Exciting Job Opportunities

Posted on: October 30, 2025

Hamelin Trust, a local charity dedicated to supporting people with disabilities across Essex, is expanding its team and currently recruiting for several rewarding roles. These positions offer a chance to make a real difference in the lives of others while joining a passionate, community-focused organisation.

Current Vacancies:

  • Links Project Co-ordinator
    Location: Mid & South Essex
    Salary: £27,398 (37.5 hours per week)
    Deadline: 7th November
    Interviews: 18th & 19th November
    This role supports the growth of Hamelin Trust’s Links project, working closely with key stakeholders to strengthen community connections.

  • Ability Works Employment Support Co-ordinator
    Location: Rochford, Basildon & Castle Point
    Salary: £16,439 (22.5 hours per week)
    Deadline: 7th November
    Interviews: 18th & 19th November
    A fantastic opportunity to help people with disabilities access employment and develop workplace skills.

  • Volunteer Co-ordinator
    Location: Mid & South Essex
    Salary: £21,918 (30 hours per week)
    Deadline: 14th November
    Interviews: 25th & 26th November
    This role focuses on supporting Hamelin’s volunteer network and enhancing community engagement.

To find out more and apply, visit hamelin.org.uk/careers

Author: Emily Smith
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