Vacancy at Charity
* 5% pension contribution
* fixed term contract
* Annual Leave 25 days plus bank holidays pro rata
* Employee Assistance Programme
* Training Opportunities
* Flexible Working
* Hybrid working
We’re looking for a highly creative and collaborative individual with a strong strategic approach and proven ability to see the bigger picture helping to raise the profile of the Traveller Movement and its important work. (TM). Working with internal and External Stakeholders, this individual will show TM’s important work and spearhead the implementation and design, and deliver a comprehensive campaigning agenda and outreach programme in line with of our campaigning communication and strategy.
Your role will contribute to the development of TM’s youth policy output and engagement including campaigning activity, research, writing briefings, public affairs & building networks.
You will assist in developing policy positions and identifying opportunities to promote policy interventions which would improve outcomes in economic inclusion and mental health for young Romany Gypsy, Roma, and Traveller young people.
Using ‘Roads to Success’ as a foundational document, you’ll produce short policy briefings and position papers both to summarise the report’s key findings and conclusions and to expand on them.
You’ll work closely with the Youth Development and Engagement Officer to ensure new policy interventions and TM positions reflect identified best practice, and to identify opportunities for campaigning & networking.
You MUST upload your covering letter AND CV when submitting your application
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Guidance for CV | TM_Guidance_notes_for_CV_Applicants_(4).pdf |
TM Equality and Diversity Form | TM_Equlaity_and_Diversity_form_April_2021_(1)_(2).doc |
Youth Policy Officer Job Advert | Youth_Policy_Officer_Advert_Oct_2023.pdf |
Youth Policy Officer Job Conditions | Youth_Policy_Office_Job_Conditions_October_2023.pdf |
Youth Policy Officer Job Description | Youth_Policy_Officer_Job_Description_October_2023.pdf |