Delivery Lead - Community Led Support

• £43,000 per annum on commencement, rising to £44,000
• Full time, permanent role

• Generous 8% pension contribution
• 30 days annual leave plus bank holidays
• Wellbeing perks

Community Led Support (CLS) is a change programme for statutory adult social care and health organisations across the UK. Areas that invite us to work with them join a diverse and vibrant network that promotes a strengths-based approach, builds on what is already working, joins up good practice, and strengthens common sense, empowerment, and trust. You can find out more about the programme on our website here.

With ongoing support and encouragement, our Delivery Lead will deliver of a range of workshops that promote strengths based practice and community connections. We expect the majority of this support to be delivered online, in liaison with Site Leads and CLS sites. You will provide an active role in contributing to CLS online forums, participate fully in CLS and NDTi wide team meetings, develop CLS programme materials, and take part in the strategic development of the programme.

If you have experience and understanding of adult social care or health, of the benefits of strengths based supports in building community connections and independent, and have an ability to communicate this in ways that inspire others, we would love to hear from you.

How to Apply

We recognise that for many people with the skills and experience we are looking for, a role of this nature may be quite different to their experience to date and therefore see this as a development role into which the post holder can grow over time.

You will join a supportive team and have opportunities for shadowing, on site learning as well as co-hosting of events and workshops prior to having to do these alone.

Please follow the links from this page to download:

• A Role Description and Person Specification
• An Application Form

We offer everyone on our team the same great benefits, irrespective of salary, length of tenure, contract type or position. For further guidance on completing your application, and to find out more about what makes NDTi a great place to work, check out our Guide for Applicants.

If you are interested and would like to apply for this position, please email a completed copy of the application form to recruitment@ndti.org.uk by no later than 10:00am, Monday 4th July.

We value diversity

If you would like support to download information or assistance with the application process, our team are here and ready to support you. Please contact us at recruitment@ndti.org.uk.

We invite interested applicants to complete an online Equality and Diversity Monitoring form to help us better create diverse and inclusive workplaces. The form is not compulsory and is anonymous. The form can be accessed and completed online here.

Key dates

To ensure fair and successful selection, NDTi use a range of methods to assess candidate competency to undertake roles with our team. Please note the following key dates.

Got a question?

You can get in touch by emailing our dedicated recruitment team at recruitment@ndti.org.uk.