Community Engagement Co-ordinator – Interact

Posted on: March 3, 2022

We are looking for a motivated and talented individual to join us in this exciting new role of Community Engagement Co-ordinator

This new post will focus upon:

  • Building positive relationships with all stakeholders to re-establish and increase partnerships, networks and outreach activities.
  • Increasing awareness of InterAct services and service uptake.
  • Identifying opportunities for growth and development.

Hours: 37½ hours per week

Salary: £21,000 – £23,000 (depending on skills and experience)

Location: Our office in central Chelmsford, plus community travel

Contract: This role is initially a one-year fixed-term contract, with the potential of extension depending on funding

Applications will be assessed on a rolling basis. Further information about the role can be found in the attached job description & person specification.

To apply for the post please send your up to date CV with a covering letter (not exceeding two A4 sides) saying why you feel you would be perfect for the role to: recruitment@interact.org.uk

Or you can post this to:

InterAct, Moulsham Mill, Parkway, Chelmsford CM2 7PX.

Candidates shortlisted for interview will be required to complete a detailed application form.

 

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