Digital Inclusion Project Lead

Posted on: May 18, 2021

EMPLOYER:                                      WECAN (West Essex Community Action Network)

Location:                                           West Essex (Based in Dunmow)

HOURS:                                             37hrs (Per week)

SALARY:                                            Up to £31,000 (Dependent upon experience)

DURATION OF CONTRACT:          2 Year fixed term contract

An exciting new opportunity has arisen for an experienced Project Lead.

WECAN are recruiting a Project Lead, to coordinate our Digital Inclusion Project. This project will focus upon increasing access to digital kits, skills and infrastructure; prioritising those from minority groups in our community who are experiencing mental ill health. This increased digital inclusion will enable improved access to online mental health resources and tools.

This project lead will work with Local Authorities, voluntary sector organisations and health partners to provide both access to technology and data, as well as direct support to anyone who is digitally disadvantaged, to enable them to benefit from virtual interventions and services.

WECAN (West Essex Community Action Network) is a Social Enterprise formed by 3 voluntary sector infrastructure agencies servicing West Essex; Council for Voluntary Services Uttlesford, Rainbow Services Harlow and Voluntary Action Epping Forest.

If you would like to discuss this position please call 01371 878400.

Please view application here.

Author: Steering Member
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