We run Football and Education projects that improve lives in areas of deprivation across Brighton & Hove and Sussex. Our projects fuse football with design, nutrition, upcycling, and social, get-togethers.
We work with local people aged 4 - 84, refugees, and children with SEND.
All of our projects are free for participants and we also help source and supply free boots, kits and equipment for those who can't afford them.
Our mission is simple: we want to improve lives through football and education. We share an office with Crew Club in Whitehawk and also run satellite clubs in places such as Mouslecoomb Primary School and other schools and colleges across the city.
What does the opportunity involve doing?
We want someone to work alongside the MD to help develop our projects and measure and evaluate their impact. This is a hybrid role of volunteer only (to start with) and part project funded (where bids allow for this to happen). Eventually, if things develop, we'd like to turn it into a more permanent role possibly. At the moment, though, funds don't allow for that.
You don't have to be a football coach, or even have thought about being one, we want someone whose values align and who wants to make a difference in people's lives.
The role involves working with the MD to plan new projects, develop existing ones, deal with venues and our bid writer, be on-site to see projects in action and collate data so we can measure and evaluate our impact better.
We are also open to new ideas that could benefit the people our projects are for; the disenfranchised, marginalised, the lost and the lonely, and people who don't get the same opportunities in life simply because they were born and live in the 'wrong' postcode.
What induction, training and support is offered?
Working with the MD to get up to speed on organisation's mission, values, and project details
Visiting various sessions to see how they run and liaising with coaches and other volunteers
Paid for coaching qualifications
DBS paid for (if you don't have one)
Support from the Operations Manager and MD at all times
Supply of laptop if required
Supply of kit and equipment as required
Expenses covered
What skills or qualities are needed?
Patience and the ability to remain calm in stressful situations
The ability to work well with others
Sensitivity and understanding
Leadership skills
To be thorough and pay attention to detail
The ability to work on your own
Knowledge of English language
Knowledge of teaching and the ability to design courses
To be able to use a computer and the main software packages competently
Day-to-day tasks
In this role, you could:
Find and train staff, coaches and volunteers for projects
Promote and run projects and activities
Monitor and evaluate projects
Find funding, manage resources and budgets
Put local and national policies into practice
Attend meetings, seminars, and conferences
Coach or supervise sports activities
More infoDate added
21st November 2022
Organisation
Location
Can be done at home
City wide
Deadline for applications
16 Dec 2022
Categories
Black and minority ethnic groups Children/families Community and social centres Homeless people Non-English speakers/refugees Older people People with health problems People with mental health problems Young people
Activities
Research/media/campaigning Sports/games Volunteering as part of a team
Disabled access?
No
Expenses paid?
Yes
Childcare available?
No
Contact name
Gary Pleece
Phone number
07989159984
Email address
gary@vydcic.org
https://www.vydcic.org/