Community Foundation WalesCommunication and Marketing CoordinatorHours: Part-time – 25 hours per weekContract: PermanentLocation: HybridSalary: £25,000 pro rataCommunity Foundation Wales are here to inspire people to give, to help Welsh communities to thrive and to change lives together. They have given more than £40m to people and community groups across Wales since 1999 – quite a success story!They work with generous supporters to reach the people most in need and to help to create positive change in Welsh communities. They have grown over the past 25 years and now have big plans for further development as they look ahead to developing their new five-year strategy, making it the perfect time to join them.They are looking for a talented Communication and Marketing Coordinator to join their fantastic team – and to help them continue to grow so they can change more lives across Wales.This new role will support the growth of Community Foundation Wales and help bring their communications and marketing strategy to life. You’ll create engaging content and capture inspiring stories from their grantees and donors, showcasing the impact of their work and raising awareness of the Foundation.Working closely with the Head of Communication and Marketing, you’ll assist in producing content that connects with their audience. You’ll also support the organisation of events and meetings with their stakeholders to help grow and strengthen their supporter community.They are looking for someone eager to take on responsibility and develop their creative skills. If you're organised, proactive, and enjoy variety in your work, this is the role for you.Fluency in both English and Welsh would be a bonus, helping them to reach and connect with supporters across Wales.Benefits include flexible working arrangements, professional development opportunities, monthly well-being activities, competitive pension scheme and employee assistance programme that extends to family.To support in the search and appointment of this role, Community Foundation Wales have exclusively retained the recruitment services of Penodi.For an informal discussion about this role, please contact the Penodi team on 07385 502078 or helo@penodi.cymru.Closing date: 12pm on Monday 19 May 2025Interviews: Wednesday 4 June 2025
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Creative Support Permanent, part-time role (flexible hours, average of 22.5 hours per week) To start as soon as possible Salary: £24,500 pro rata Closing Date: Monday 5 May 2025. Interviews*: Thursday 15 May 2025Location: We are a collaborative team that works across Wales, with offices in Llanystumdwy and Cardiff. We work in a hybrid fashion; attendance at one of the offices is occasionally required but a large proportion of this role can be delivered whilst working from home. If attendance at the office might prevent you from applying for any reason, please email us to discuss your situation further. *Llenyddiaeth Cymru | Literature Wales aims to be an inclusive organisation, committed to welcoming candidates from a wide range of backgrounds. We assess applications on the strength of potential, and we will take positive action by guaranteeing an interview to every applicant who meets the suitability requirements of the role and who notes in their application that they identify as under-represented within the literary sector.This is an exciting opportunity to join a dynamic and creative team to support the administration and delivery of Llenyddiaeth Cymru / Literature Wales' projects and wider programme, which aims to create a Wales where literature empowers, improves, and brightens lives. The creative support will work closely with the Artistic Director and creative project manager, learning from their expertise as we work to ensure our programmes benefit the writers and communities we work with across Wales. You will support application processes and the delivery of flagship schemes, including our writer development programme, Representing Wales and Writing Well, our programme supporting the development of literary facilitators. This work will include devising surveys to gather feedback on our activities and making recommendations for improvements, liaising with writers and facilitators, administering applications and designing case studies to communicate the impact of work. For more details please click here.
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