CAPITAL Project Trust
Clients And Professionals In Training And Learning
Western Locality Coordinator
Working closely with two other colleagues who work in other localities, this role will develop and support membership engagement in the area that covers Bognor Regis, Chichester and Midhurst, and manage a Team of CAPITAL Peers.
Ability to travel is essential for this role.
Part time: 21.5 hours per week (3 days)
Rate: £11.25 per hour
Purpose of the Role
CAPITAL’s work across West Sussex is currently divided into three localities:
• Adur, Arun and Worthing which covers the coastal strip from Littlehampton to the border with Brighton & Hove
• Northern which includes Horsham, Crawley, Haywards Heath, Burgess Hill and East Grinstead
• Western covering Bognor Regis, Chichester and Midhurst Locality
Coordinators play a key role in developing and promoting the development and engagement of the membership in their locality.
Coordinators take responsibility for the management and supervision of the CAPITAL Peer Team in their area, and will also lead potential new project developments.
Working closely with colleagues, the roles also seek to proactively engage with diverse communities of the county.
We work in rural areas, so ability to travel is essential.
CAPITAL Project Trust is working through a period of change and development and the post holder will need to be prepared to work flexibly within this changing organisation. This therefore may result in some changes to the key tasks of this role.
For the full job description and role profile, download the PDF below.
Apply by completing an application form and send it to recruitment@capitalproject.org
You must also complete and send an equal opportunities form with your completed application form.
If you would like more details about this role, please email Duncan: duncan.marshall@capitalproject.org
CAPITAL Project Trust is a Living Wage Employer
Closing date for the role is: 12 Noon on Monday 24 October
CAPITAL is part of an alliance of Voluntary Community & Social Enterprise organisations delivering services and working together as Pathfinder West Sussex, with a view to making local services accessible for anyone needing mental health support.
