​Are you looking for an exciting job opportunity to oversee the continued development of a well-established family support charity? We recruit, train and develop volunteers to support families in East Lancashire.

​Closing Date Friday 31st January 2025 at 5pm Interviews Thursday 13th or Friday 14th February 2025 (Enhanced DBS essential) Email margaret@homestarteastlancs.org for an application pack Download at www.homestarteastlancs.org For informal discussions contact Kishwar Mahmood on 01282 690536

​To find out more about this exciting opportunity please see our website by clicking the button below:

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Lead on the recruitment, training and support for our MIF25 volunteers! Ensuring that the volunteer programme is inclusive and accessible, and that volunteers have a fantastic experience at all points.
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Could you be We are Survivors new Criminal Justice Services Director?

Are you the person that wants to lead an amazing team of therapists working both outside in the community and inside prison and secure settings?

Do you want to inspire a team of ISVAs, the first male focused ISVA team in the UK to do more for those victims/survivors in the criminal justice process as the system across England and Wales is straining?
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Do you, like We are Survivors, think that every person has the capacity to create change and so want to be part of an organisation that is not only ground breaking but now the largest male victim/survivor organisation in the UK?

Role: Criminal Justice Services Director
Salary: £40,000 (rising to £47,000)
Benefits: 33 days annual leave + Birthday leave + Clinical Supervision + Coaching + Tech Scheme + Vaccinations + more
The Criminal Justice Services Directorate is an incredibly important part of their organisation, delivering services in the community and in secure settings including Prisons, with a range of individuals and groups that have all been impacted by sexual harms (including sexual abuse, rape and sexual exploitation, or boys and men) alongside the impact on their families and friends.
Over the past 15+ years We are Survivors have grown as an organisation, both physically and metaphorically, and now supporting approximately 2,500 male survivors every single year across all their services in the Community Services Directorate and the Criminal Justice Services Directorate.

The current state of the criminal justice system, the difficulties in the mental health system, the cost of living and other societal pressures will make the next few years both challenging and fascinating and you could get to help shape the local and regional response, along with influencing the national discussion on tackling sexual and domestic abuse, gender-based violence, and the ever-growing prison population.

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For more information please click the following: https://www.wearesurvivors.org.uk/news/come-join-us/

Closing date is 12th January at midnight.