Charity registered in Scotland SC043437
The Fundraising & Marketing Manager will be a key member of the management team and will play a significant role in developing and delivering the fundraising strategy for the organisation, implementing new initiatives, enhancing CREATE’s reach and supporting sustainability.
CREATE is recruiting a Fundraising & Marketing Manager to oversee fundraising, marketing and communications.
Fundraising and Income Generation
Marketing and Communications
Other Duties
Generous holiday allowance - 34 days' paid holiday during each holiday year or the pro rata equivalent if you work part-time.
Pension - 6% Employer Pension Contribution
CREATE is recruiting a highly motivated, innovative youth work professional to the role of Youth Work Manager. The role will work with the Executive Director, Senior Leadership Team (SLT), Youth Development Workers and existing staff and volunteers to grow and develop Youth Work provision throughout Renfrewshire.
The Youth Work Manager will:
1. Lead CREATE’s approach to understanding and responding to young people’s needs and voices
2. Oversee delivery and development of high quality youth work practice and programmes
3. Lead, manage and develop CREATE’s youth work team
4. Manage monitoring and evaluation of all youth work activities
Create Paisley (CREATE) is an innovative youth arts project aiming to reduce loneliness and inequality. Since 2009, this impressive charity has provided young people with the opportunity to express their creativity in a safe and inspiring space. Their goal is to increase this support for young people, offering them more opportunities that fit in line with their vision to see ‘young people transformed through creativity, community, confidence and finding their voice’.
CREATE began in response to local young people looking for a safe, inspiring space. At the time, there were so many capable, creative young people. Initially forming as a partnership between local churches and youth leaders, a monthly open-mic night was set up. In 2012, CREATE was constituted as a charity and increased the offering to include regular arts workshops, youth mentoring, a youth forum and fortnightly drop-ins. Through a mix of programmes, young people are supported to develop skills, support networks and strength to succeed and fulfil their ambitions. CREATE now runs programme across six locations in Renfrewshire.
Due to an exciting period of growth and access to new funding, the opportunity has arisen for a new Volunteer Development Worker to join the incredible Create Paisley team. The Volunteer Development Worker will lead and develop the charity’s approach to volunteering for young people and adults. Day to day, this will involve supporting a fantastic team of around 15 current volunteers and recruitment of new volunteers, providing opportunities for them to use their skills, develop new ones and gain experience.
The Volunteer Development Worker will be a dynamic and confident people person, with fantastic writing abilities. Previous experience working in the third sector and in managing volunteers is essential for this role. The Volunteer Development Worker will be able to sensitively train and support volunteers throughout their journey with Create Paisley, as well as being able to find and onboard new volunteers as the charity continues to expand. Experience working with Google Drive would be advantageous, as well as partnership working and recruitment experience. You should have an awareness of equal opportunities, safeguarding and confidentiality. The post entails working with vulnerable people.
CREATE will request a PVG scheme record and will make a final recruitment decision based on the information contained in the disclosure.
Create Paisley (CREATE) is an innovative youth arts project aiming to reduce loneliness and inequality. Since 2009, this impressive charity has provided young people with the opportunity to express their creativity in a safe and inspiring space. Their goal is to increase this support for young people, offering them more opportunities that fit in line with their vision to see ‘young people transformed through creativity, community, confidence and finding their voice’.
CREATE began in response to local young people looking for a safe, inspiring space. At the time, there were so many capable, creative young people. Initially forming as a partnership between local churches and youth leaders, a monthly open-mic night was set up. In 2012, CREATE was constituted as a charity and increased the offering to include regular arts workshops, youth mentoring, a youth forum and fortnightly drop-ins. Through a mix of programmes, young people are supported to develop skills, support networks and strength to succeed and fulfil their ambitions. CREATE now runs programme across 6 locations in Renfrewshire.
Due to an exciting period of growth and access to new funding, the opportunity has arisen for a new Youth Work Manager to join the incredible Create Paisley team. Managing a team of six, the Youth Work Manager will support and equip the team to grow and develop high-quality creative youth work provision throughout Renfrewshire, overseeing the delivery and development of programmes in response to young people’s ideas.
The right candidate for the role will be a people person, with excellent communication and storytelling abilities. You will be a creative thinker, a good listener and able to adapt and develop continuously. The new Youth Work Manager will have the ability to replicate the charity model across a variety of communities in order to support as many young people as possible. You must be able to deliver a strong performance management culture, designing, developing and delivering a diverse range of activities and support programmes for young people including those with challenging behaviour and of varied abilities.
A minimum of five years’ experience working with young people within a community youth work setting is essential for the role. Create Paisley are also looking for somebody who has three years of experience managing staff and volunteers. In addition to this, Youth Work Manager must either possess a CLD certificate or have extensive experience working with young people. The post entails working with vulnerable people.
CREATE will request a PVG scheme record and will make a final recruitment decision based on the information contained in the disclosure.