NYDC is a community development group based in North Yell, Shetland. We are a company limited by guarantee with charitable status. We have 11 directors and no employees.
NYDC own a 4.5MW community wind farm which was commissioned in 2017. The group also owns a Business Park which was opened in 2003.The wind farm is now generating profits which will allow the group to employ a Development Manager, and also to make plans for investment in community development. More information on NYDC can be found at northyell.co.uk.
NYDC wish to recruit a suitable person to manage our established assets including Garth Wind Farm and Cullivoe Harbour Business Park. The management role will also include planned and future projects and general development of the North Yell community.
Preference will be given to someone with a background in community development, but consideration will also be given to relevant managerial or renewables experience.
A job description and job spec are available to download below.
Shetland Rape Crisis is a feminist, trauma-informed organisation and these values underlie everything we do.
We provide free and confidential support, therapy and advocacy to anyone in Shetland, of any gender (age 13+), who has affected by sexual violence at any time in their life.
Job Purpose
Only applications returned using the application form will be accepted. CVs will not be accepted.
Please note only women need apply under Schedule 9, Part 1 of the Equality Act 2010
Shetland Rape Crisis is a feminist, trauma-informed organisation and these values underlie everything we do.
We provide free and confidential support, therapy and advocacy to anyone in Shetland, of any gender (age 13+), who has affected by sexual violence at any time in their life.
Job Purpose
• This project runs until June 2022 and has a focus on increasing Shetland Rape Crisis’ support capacity, the accessibility of the service, and its reach, for survivors of sexual violence in Shetland, and particularly for survivors from marginalised groups.
• The worker, in co-operation with the Service Manager and Staff Team at SRC, will develop and implement an Inclusion and Access Strategic Plan for the service.
• As part of improving access to support and capacity for delivery, a number of service development projects have been identified and these would be led by the new worker, alongside any other actions identified by the worker herself as part of the Inclusion and Access Strategic Plan. These are outlined in the recruitment pack.
Project Outcomes
• Improve access to support for survivors of sexual violence and their supporters.
• Proactively work to identify and overcome barriers to support.
• Engage and collaborate with survivors to identify and address their needs.
Only applications returned using the application form will be accepted. CVs will not be accepted.
Please note only women need apply under Schedule 9, Part 1 of the Equality Act 2010