Third Sector Vacancies

Find full or part-time third sector jobs in the North East of Scotland here. If you would like to advertise a vacancy in your organisation, please complete this form.

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Alcohol and Drugs Action

Board Member 3 year term, Non-remunerated position

ADA is an award-winning charity, delivering specialist services to reduce harms and promote recovery of individuals and families affected by alcohol and drugs in NE Scotland.

Applications are welcomed from people with lived experience who have been affected by alcohol and drug issues as well as from candidates who have governance experience and/or expertise at board or senior management level in their field.

Time commitment for board members is an average of 6 hours per month for attendance at board and subgroup meetings.  Meetings are in person with remote access as required.

No closing date - applications welcome on an ongoing basis

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Advocay North East

Independent Advocate (Children & Young People), 18hrs pwk fixed term, £13946.43

You must demonstrate experience of working alongside children and young people who can be marginalised due to challenging health, social and environmental factors that make them vulnerable, and have a broad understanding of the issues and barriers that they may face. Knowledge of mental health legislation and social policy as it impacts on children and young people would be desirable.

A valid driving licence and use of a vehicle is a requirement. This post is deemed to be Regulated Work with Children and Adults and therefore recruitment is subject to satisfactory PVG Scheme Membership and references.

Closes 10am, Thursday 5th September

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Bairnecessities Baby Bank

Development Worker, 20 hrs pwk, permanent, £15,600

You will play a crucial role in supporting and enhancing the capacity of the Bairnecessities volunteer board to realise their vision of a better life for disadvantaged families in Northeast Aberdeenshire.

Your primary responsibilities will involve developing and managing systems to make sure that all existing services run smoothly, particularly as we transfer operations into our new building.

You will support and manage volunteers, building and maintaining partnerships.

You will work with the Board to develop new services, helping to find and secure funding, helping manage our growth and ensure compliance with all relevant legislation, regulation and guidance.

Closes 5pm, Saturday 14th September