Growing Hope is currently recruiting four Accessibility Trainers to help churches become places where everyone is seen, heard and able to belong and join in.
These exciting roles are based within the dioceses of Derby, Durham, Leeds and Southwark, working alongside churches to deliver accessibility training, awards and practical support around accessibility for children and young people with additional needs and their families.
We’re looking for experienced therapists with great communication skills and a passion for accessibility, and faith-filled community engagement. The roles involve delivering engaging training sessions, carrying out church accessibility awards and supporting leaders to create welcoming environments for all.
This is a unique opportunity to apply professional experience, helping shape a more accessible future for churches across the UK as part of Growing Hope’s national partnership project with the Church of England.
These are zero-hour contracts with the expectation of working 8-20 hours a month.
Please select your preferred location below to view the full job description and apply:
Growing Hope has a vision to set up 20 clinics across the UK by 2030. We are looking for innovative therapists who share Growing Hope’s vision and values and would like to manage one of our local clinics. If you might be interested in working with Growing Hope in the future, please do get in touch.
Growing Hope Brockley, Maidstone and Ipswich, and York are looking to grow their boards of trustees. If you have experience of charity governance or a willingness to learn, are passionate about championing accessibility across the UK, and have expertise in a particular area such as marketing, finance, fundraising, HR, education, events or healthcare, please read the profile below and get in touch.
Growing Hope York are looking for a Chair of Trustees to hold the Board to account for the Charity’s mission and vision, providing inclusive strategic leadership to the Board of Trustees, ensuring that each trustee fulfils their duties and responsibilities for the effective governance of the charity.
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