3 community support worker jobs found in Wigan

Full job description Job Role: Sports Coach Accountable to: Sports Team Lead About Blackburn & Darwen Youth Zone: Blackburn & Darwen Youth Zone is a 21st century youth hub located at the heart of Blackburn and a dedicated site in Darwen, open to young people aged 5 to 25 years old, aiming to change the prospects offered to young people in the area. Our vision is to be at the heart of the community, collaborating to create a more cohesive and prosperous Blackburn and Darwen. We are one of the leading youth organisations in Blackburn, with a membership of over 2,500 young people. We are open 7 days a week, 52 weeks of the year and offer over 40 different activities and opportunities in our open access youth club. Context of Role: Blackburn & Darwen Youth Zone is an iconic, state-of-the-art facility for young people in the heart of Blackburn which opened in June 2012. As our Sports Coach you will work within the Sports Hall at...

Post Title:  Communications Manager - Corporate PR Contract Type:  12 Month Fixed-Term Workplace:  Preston Reporting to:  Head of Public Relations Working Pattern:  M-F, 35 hours. Hybrid   “The EFL is about two things – great football competitions and supporting communities 365 days a year”.   The EFL is looking for a dynamic and creative Communications Manager with a focus on Corporate PR. The role is based in our Preston office with at least 3 days in the office. This is a fixed-term role.   More information is available in the downloadable Candidate Brief that is attached to this advert.   JOB PURPOSE Reporting into the Head of Public Relations, the Communications Manager – Corporate PR will assist in the activation of the annual strategic PR plan for the EFL, specifically from a Corporate PR perspective as well as being responsible for all internal and external Corporate PR communications for the EFL. KEY...

The Purpose:   The Manchester United Foundation works in some of the most disadvantaged areas taking Manchester United to the heart of the community. The Street Reds project uses the power of football to give young people an opportunity to pursue their interest in playing, leading, and coaching the game as well as supporting the participation in educational and diversionary activities. These free sessions are aimed at young people aged 8 -18 and promote inclusivity, provide regular physical activity opportunities and the ability to feel valued as part of a group. Enriching the lives of those who might become isolated. The sessions assist in developing a range of soft skills, increasing social mobility through inter project tournaments, employment and volunteer opportunities. The main responsibility of the role is to support the delivery of the Street Reds community programme through football coaching and youth engagement activities on evening projects. The Role:...