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Title | Community Project Co-ordinator – training & volunteer liaison |
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Key Requirements: To recruit volunteers and manage the co-ordination and delivery of our Master Composters Project. This role requires specific understanding of delivering volunteer led projects ideally within the charity sector, engaging local communities in the practice of home composting. The successful applicant with have proven skills in planning, training, and engaging with people and local organisations. Hours: Part time 14 hours per week Duration: Fixed Term until 30th September 2027. Salary: £23,000 pro-rata Role subject to DBS Check: No About us: At Garden Organic we care about organic growing, composting, seed conservation, research and citizen science. Our small but hugely knowledgeable and committed team is backed by a family of members and volunteers, all dedicated to growing food and flowers in harmony with nature. We are an established, experienced and innovative membership charity, working in communities around the UK and campaigning for organic practice which protects and promotes life above and below the soil. Now in our seventh decade, we are also home to the vitally important Heritage Seed Library a living collection of 800 rare vegetable varieties that otherwise would have died out. Our mission is to show people how to be organic growers and in doing so, we strive to be a great place to work, volunteer or partner with. We care about what we do, how we do it, and the impact we make. We believe that our time is now – when people are actively seeking positive contributions that they can make in the face of biodiversity loss and climate change. About the role: The role of Project Co-ordinator is to recruit, train and support Master Composter Volunteers in Cumberland. You will be reporting to our Cumbria Project Supervisor and your core responsibilities and main duties are as follows:
What we are looking for: We are looking for someone who enjoys working with people, who can energise and enthuse, support and appreciate the many volunteers and community organisations who will be essential to the work we are doing in Cumbria. You will be organised, flexible and efficient. You will be working as part of a team that is based across the UK so an ability to connect and proactively engage with colleagues is essential to ensure you are contributing to and feel part of the organisation. You will be comfortable with organizing your own time and prioritising workload to ensure that targets and tasks are met and completed. What we can offer:
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