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Growing Communities in Scotland is recruiting two freelance Fieldworkers

  • one post to cover the Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire area
  • one post to cover the Stirling, Falkirk, Lanarkshire, Dumfries and Galloway area

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Closing date for receipt of applications is 9am Monday 28th June.

 


Part-Time Community Project Worker - Lochend, Edinburgh
Carr-Gomm Scotland is a person-centred organisation that supports people to lead their lives safely and to do the things they want to do: in day-to-day living, in planning for the future and in realising dreams.

Working in partnership with a specialist community gardening facilitator the Community Project Worker will undertake outreach work to enable and support people to participate in the garden. The focus will be on engaging people with disabilities, isolated individuals and council tenants to become involved in the garden.
This two year project is initially funded to run from August 2011 until 31 March 2012; we are continuing to seek funding for the second phase of the project.

Salary £15,133 - £17,527 pa Pro Rata
For an application pack contact Carr-Gomm Scotland, SPACE, 11 Harewood Road, Edinburgh, EH16 4NT,
or visit our website at www.carr-gommscotland.org.uk
e-mail  info@carr-gommscotland.org.uk
or telephone  0131 659 4770.
Closing Date: Noon, Thursday 9th August 2011.
Interview: Wednesday 15th August 2011    


 

Business & Development Manager
Silver Birch (Scotland) Ltd
Salary scale: £28,000 - £32,000
Status: Full time, permanent
Closing Date: 18/07/2011 @ 3pm

Silver Birch is a charity providing work experience and skills development to adults with learning disabilities, through Social and Therapeutic Horticulture.
 We are seeking an enthusiastic team player to be responsible for the business development and financial sustainability of the organisation including:
- Financial management
- Strategic Planning
- Community Engagement
- Policy development
- Oversee project fundraising
The postholder will report to the voluntary board of directors and be responsible for regular communications with the board.  The role will also work closely with the client manager to ensure all developments meet the needs of the clients. 
To find out more about this opportunity and to download an application pack, please visit www.silverbirchscotland.org.uk call 0141 777 5050 or email info@silverbirchscotland.org.uk
The closing date is 3pm on Monday 18 July and interviews will be held on Thursday 4 August.
The post is subject to a Protecting Vulnerable Groups scheme check.
Main contact: Stephanie Elder, info@silverbirchscotland.org.uk
6A Lochmill Holdings, Antermony Road, Milton of Campsie, G66 8AE Charity Number: SCO24856



Finance Officer
Silver Birch (Scotland) Ltd
Salary scale: £15,630 - £17880
Status: Full time, one year fixed term maternity leave cover
Closing Date: 18/07/2011 @ 3pm
 
Silver Birch is a charity providing work experience and skills development to adults with learning disabilities, through Social and Therapeutic Horticulture.
We are seeking an experienced financial administrator, with a knowledge of SAGE Accounts on a fixed term contract.  The postholder will undertake all day to day financial activities including:
- Payments and receipts through SAGE
- Monitor cash flow and budgets
- Bank reconciliations and VAT returns
- Administrative support
 
To find out more about this opportunity and to download an application pack, please visit www.silverbirchscotland.org.uk call 0141 777 5050 or email info@silverbirchscotland.org.uk
The closing date is 3pm on Monday 18 July and interviews will be held on Tuesday 2 August.
 The post is subject to a Protecting Vulnerable Groups scheme check.
Main contact: Stephanie Elder, info@silverbirchscotland.org.uk 
6A Lochmill Holdings, Antermony Road, Milton of Campsie, G66 8AE  Charity Number: SCO24856


Bridgend Growing Communities is looking to establish a pool of sessional staffthat it can call upon for time limited projects.
Bridgend Growing Communities (formerly known as ‘Bridgend Allotments Community Health Inclusion Project) is an established organisation currently using community growing to address health inequalities. Growing can result in better health, new skills, stronger communities and job opportunities. In recognition that the underlying cause of health inequalities is socio economic we do not consider growing in isolation we also seek to support individuals to gain new skills and go into communities to build capacity.
Our principal services operate from the Bridgend Allotments in Craigmillar, Edinburgh but we have also helped people to develop food growing spaces and delivered training programmes in many other areas of the city including: Leith: Dumbiedykes; Gilmerton; Wester Hailes and Restalrig.
The rate of pay is dependent on skills and experience. Please send a CV and/or a letter of interest outlining your skills and experience to: Karen Carrick, Secretary …… By e-mail: bridgendgrowingcommunities@gmail.com Telephone: 0131 664 9559 or by post to: Bridgend - Growing Communities, Bridgend Allotment Site,41 Dalkeith Road, Edinburgh, EH16 4TE


Community Projects Officer
Urban Roots, in Toryglen, Glasgow is looking for a Community Projects Officer (conservation and biodiversity).
Hours are 14 per week, Thursday plus one other day.This is a temporary contract (July-September), rising to 17 hours per week for 1 year (funding dependant).
To apply, please send CVs to glen@urbanroots.org.uk by the 24th June 2011.
For more info, phone 0141 613 2766

Growing Communities Scotland

We are looking to recruit two freelance fieldworkers, to support community and therapeutic gardens in Scotland.‘Growing Communities in Scotland’ is a Big Lottery-funded partnership between Trellis, the Federation of City Farms and Community Gardens and the Allotments Regeneration Initiative.

We are ideally looking for:
One fieldworker with specific garden design skills from the Dundee, Perth and Kinross or Fife areas
A second fieldworker with income generation and fund raising experience, ideally based in the Highlands.
The rate of pay is £125 per day , based on a 7.5-hour working day. Payment will be made on submission of an invoice, sent to the Fieldwork Co-ordinator to approve. You are responsible for paying your own national insurance contributions and income tax, and will complete annual tax returns.
Please note that the closing date for receipt of applications is 12 noon Monday 27th June. Please send the completed Expression of Interest form and Skills & Experience form to:
Vicki Ferguson, Fieldwork Co-ordinator, Growing Communities in Scotland c/o Trellis, 40 St John Street, Perth, PH1 5SP or email to: vicki@trellisscotland.org.uk

Interviews will be held on Thursday 7th July 2011 in Perth so please let me have contact details where I can reach you during the week of the 27th June.

The successful applicants will be required to attend some training, full expenses for which will be paid (see the attached job pack for further information). This will take place in early August – date to be agreed.

If you would like to discuss the role in more detail, please contact me on tel: 01738 624 348 or vicki@trellisscotland.org.uk.
 

Cyrenians Farm Enterprise
Based near Kirknewton, West Lothian have a vacancy for a Manager
Full time (37 hours per week).
Salary £26,468 - £29,410 per annum, plus pension.
Cyrenians Farm is a well-established and highly successful social enterprise with massive potential for growth. We’re looking to recruit someone of exceptional talent who combines knowledge of and passion for the land with great people skills and business acumen. You will have previous experience of managing land, market gardens or other agricultural work. You will be able to demonstrate how you can be the lead player in a team taking Cyrenians Farm Enterprise forward in generating income for reinvestment, while using the work of the Farm to deliver training and other life enhancing opportunities for people blighted by homelessness and other problems.
For informal enquiries and arrangements to visit the farm please contact Carol-Anne Alcorn, Cyrenians Head of Enterprise on 0131 475 2354.
Closing date: 12 noon Tuesday 24 May 2011 Interviews will be held on Friday 27 May 2011 For full details and an application pack please visit www.cyrenians.org.uk
or call 24 hour recruitment line 0131 475 2490 or e-mail: recruitment@cyrenians.org.uk
Edinburgh Cyrenians, Norton Park, 57 Albion Road, Edinburgh EH7 5QY Scottish Charity Number: SC011052


The Federation of City Farms and Community Gardens
Edinburgh vacancy
Community Land Advisor
Based in Edinburgh, 22.5 hours (3 days) per week, to include Tuesdays
Fixed term contract until 30 June 2012, with extension subject to funding
The aim of the post is to facilitate access to land for community use in Scotland, primarily through the provision of specialist advice and support to community groups, focusing on finding and negotiating for sites, leases and licences, and other legal matters such as planning advice.
Liaison with local authorities, other public and private landowners and community groups and networks.
Contributing to the development of a web-based brokerage facility.
Ideal candidates will have a solid understanding of land transfer (leases, negotiation, legal and planning issues etc) and of the community growing sector.
Further details are available please click here.
The closing date is 12pm, 25 May 2011. Interviews will be held on 2 June 2011 in Edinburgh.
To obtain a job pack email admin@farmgarden.org.uk
For an informal discussion about the post, please contact Helen Pank at helen@farmgarden.org.uk or phone 0131 623 7058.

Federation of City Farms & Community Gardens Jobs in Wales
FCFCG has received a grant to expand and develop their work with community growing initiatives in Wales through the new Tyfu Pobl programme, funded through the Rural Development Plan for Wales 2007‐2013, which is itself funded by the Welsh Assembly Government and the European Union. As a result we arecurrently recruiting for a number of Cardiff-based jobs:
 
Wales Development Manager, Cardiff
Full time, £28,636 pa.
You will lead this exciting new programme, overseeing four regional offices in Wales and six members of staff.
Closing date: 12pm, Wednesday 13 April 2011.
Interviews: Tuesday 19 April 2011, Bristol
Further Information
Wales Development Manager Application Form
 

South East Wales Development Worker, Cardiff
Flexible up to 4 days/wk, £24,646 pro rata.
One of a team of 4 Development Workers across Wales, you will provide advice, support and networking opportunities to community groups in your region.
Closing date: 12pm, Wednesday 20 April 2011.
Interviews: Thursday 5 May 11, Cardiff
Further Information
SE Wales Development Worker Application Form
  
 

Community Enterprise & Funding Co-ordinator, Cardiff
Full time, £24,646 pa.
You will deliver advice and training on social enterprise and funding opportunities to community groups across Wales.
Closing date: 12pm, Wednesday 20 April 11.
Interviews: Wednesday 11 May 11, Cardiff
Further Information
Community Enterprise Funding Co-Ordinator Application Form
 

Wales Administrator, Cardiff
Full time, £17,802 pa.
You will provide support to the development staff, including organising events and dealing with information requests.
Closing date: 12pm, Wednesday 20 April 2011.
Interviews: Wednesday 4 May 2011, Cardiff
Further Information
Wales Administrator Application Form



 

 

Garden Co-ordinator - Lothlorien Community  (Rokpa Trust), Castle Douglas, SW Scotland

A PART TIME, JOB SHARE POSITION (18.75 hours per week).  Salary Scale £ 18,321 to £23,082pa pro-rata.  Lothlorien is a therapeutic community in SW Scotland for people with mental health problems. Organic vegetable gardening plays a central role in the daily programme.This is an exciting opportunity for someone with both training and experience in organic horticulture.  Experience of being in a supportive role with people with mental health problems is also required.  For further information please visit www.lothlorien.tc  or phone  01644 440602.  CLOSING DATE:  Friday  24 Sept 2010 

Assistant Horticultural Therapist - Gardening Leave, Erskine

Gardening Leave (GL) is opening a new project at Erskine Hospital, Bishopton which will provide Horticultural Therapy for ex-Service personnel in accordance with the GL Template established at the Pilot project at Auchincruive in Ayrshire.  Gardening Leave are looking for an Assistant Horticultural Therapist to support the Horticultural Therapist.  CLOSING DATE 17 SEPTEMBER 2010.

RCHS-The Royal Caledonian Horticultural Society (the Caley) is looking for people in various parts of Scotland who are  interested in championing the Recognition Award for people with complex learning needs. This would involve :

  • Visiting projects and organisations who have expressed an interest in the Award
  • Acting as a support to organisations offering the Award
  • Coordinating the verification process. 

It will probably involve a maximum of 3 development visits and 3 verification meetings a year. For the first year, travel and subsistence expenses, together with a small hourly rate will be paid.  For more information and an application form, please contact Margaret Teale at 0131-449-656 (mobile 07711506078)  or email Margaret.Teale@blueyonder.co.uk by Friday 20 August 2010.

 

 

Centre of Health and Well-being (CHWB) in Edinburgh seeks proposals from individuals or organisations, to deliver its Laughter Therapy programme.  This project requires a suitably qualified individual / organisation to develop, disseminate and test new tools associated with laughter therapy, in order to improve the health and wellbeing of individuals living in Edinburgh and the Lothians.  The successful applicant will be required to work closely with a range of organisations including public sector, social enterprise, community and voluntary groups, and other organisations that could impact the programme.

Deadline for tenders will be 25 June 2010 and full details are included in the tender document. (pdf format). For further information, please contact Dr Lubna Kerr directly by telephone on 07769683779 or by email at lubnakerr@talk21.com.

 

Shettleston Community Growing Project  Job advert: Project Co-ordinator/Facilitator

Shettleston Community Growing Project (SCGP) is a community-led organisation that is working in partnership with Shettleston Housing Association and Glasgow City Council to develop and manage a community allotment site in the East End of Glasgow. The SCGP has recently been awarded funding from the Climate Challenge Fund and now wishes to recruit a member of staff to take the project forward.

The Project Co-ordinator/Facilitator will be the sole member of staff of this new project and will play a key role in establishing the community allotment site, guiding its development as a valuable community resource and promoting it to the wider community.  Applicants will have experience of gardening and food growing, ideally in an allotment environment, and will have knowledge of and commitment to sustainable environmental practices. Also required, is the ability to work with and share that knowledge and experience with a diverse range of individuals and groups, including children and young people. The post holder will be required to undergo an Enhanced Disclosure.

Closing date the position is Friday 4th June 2010

 Salary: £27,000 per annum pro rata (£13,500)

Hours: 17.5 hours per week (days and hours to be agreed but will include some evening and weekend working)

Duration: 12 month contract

Holidays: 20 days annual leave + 10 public holidays

 To apply for this post please contact GERA recruitment on 0141 550 5060 or email recruitment@gera.org.ukfor an application pack

 

 

Could you champion the Royal Caledonian Recognition Award and become a verifier?

The Royal Caledonian Horticultural Society (the Caley) is looking for people in various parts of Scotland who are interested in championing the Recognition Award for people with complex learning needs. This would involve : Visiting projects and organisations who have expressed an interest in the Award; Acting as a support to organisations offering the Award; Coordinating the verification process. It will probably involve a maximum of 3 development visits and 3 verification meetings a year. For the first year, travel and subsistence expenses, together with a small hourly rate will be paid. For more information and an application form, please contact Margaret Teale at 0131-449-656 (mobile 07711506078) or email Margaret.Teale@blueyonder.co.uk

ORGANIC GARDENER, Bield at Blackruthven, Perthshire

An opportunity has arisen at the Bield at Blackruthven who are looking to employ an ORGANIC GARDENER . Details of the job are as follows: Wage : £8+ DEPENDING ON EXPERIENCE & QUALIFICATIONS Hours: 39 HOURS PER WEEK. 5/7 DAYS, BETWEEN 8.30AM & 4.30PM. Location: Blackruthven, Tibbermore, Perth, PH1 Duration: Permanent Previous experience in organic gardening is essential. Duties will include being responsible for all aspects of organic gardening at the retreat, including vegetable growing for use in the retreat centre. A Victorian walled garden and green house form an important part of the garden. . . How to apply You can apply for this job by sending a CV/written application to Robin Anker Peterson at Blackruthven House, Tibbermore, PERTH, PH1 1PY or to info@bieldatblackruthven.org.uk. See our website at www.bieldatblackruthven.org.uk

Part-time Horticultural Development Worker

A Part-time Horticultural Development Worker is needed to set up and develop a new community garden/allotment site at Knowetop Community Farm, Dumbarton. The successful applicant will be enthusiastic and experienced in all aspects of horticultural work, including: Experience of working with horticultural contractors A commitment to organic methods of horticulture Good communications skills to work with local residents to grow and harvest produce Initial contract for 1 year Salary Scale £20,867 - £23,935 (pro rata) 3 days per week including week-ends Further contract depending on funding Please send C.V. to Knowetop Community Farm Project, 113 Castlehill Road, Dumbarton, G82 5AT, phone 01389 732734 or e-mail info@knowetopcommunityfarm.co.uk to arrange an informal visit

Horticultural Therapist , Erskine, Renfrewshire

Gardening Leaveis a Charity supporting people who have served in H.M. Armed Forces. We are currently seeking a Horticultural Therapist who will be based at Erskine Hospital, Bishopton. The post is Full Time – 40 hours per week. Salary …..£19,000 to £21,000 depending on qualifications. This role offers a suitably qualified candidate exciting opportunities to shape new roles in this rewarding organisation. The role comprises: Day to day management of the garden as a horticultural therapy environment, providing over 50 therapeutic sessions per week for veterans. The Horticultural Therapist will be responsible for all therapeutic work at the site, progress reporting and liaison with all referring agencies, and the Garden Centre. Also for annual planning of indoor and outdoor gardening and overseeing the work of a small group of volunteers, including their training.The role will involve travel and a current driving licence is desirable. For further job details please click here. If interested please submit a covering letter stating what you can bring to this role, together with your CV to: PO Box 95, Alnwick, Northumberland. NE66 9AU

Gardener, Midlothian Garden Services

You will be working with young people and volunteers to assist in training. This project is a social enterprise hoping to increase employability for people living in Midlothian with a focus on young people. The main duties of the post include general maintenance of domestic gardens, i.e. grass cutting, hedge trimming, clearing leaves and litter. Other possible duties may include hard & soft landscaping works, nursery work, and growing projects. 6 Month Contract The hours of work for the post total 35 hours per week Salary £18,000. To obtain an application pack, please email Amie on amierai@youth2000project.com or telephone us on 0131 454 9805 or 07974 510 703.

Job Vacancy Edinburgh Community Backgreen Association

Grow Your Own Course Tutor Post Starts on the 17th of April. The course is held every Saturday afternoon between 2-5pm. The tutor will lead a group of 12 folk on a six week course. The pay rate is £13/hour. For more information about the course see http://www.ecba.org.uk/grow-your-own.aspx If you think you have the experience to teach an introductory Grow Your Own course with a large practical element, please send an email to Greig Robertson with a short description of your skills and experience to g.robertson@ecba.org.uk

Sustainability Officer, Clackmannanshire Council

Based in the Sustainability Team at Kilncraigs, Alloa, the Development Officer (Sustainability) will be responsible for developing and delivering a wide range of initiatives relating principally to climate change and biodiversity. Full details of the post can be found on the Clackmannanshire Council website (www.clacks.gov.uk) or via Myjobscotland (myjobscotland.gov.uk). The closing date for the post is 5 March.

Parklea Branching Out, Port Glasgow

Parklea Branching Out is a voluntary sector organisation based in Port Glasgow offering training and skills development opportunities within a horticultural environment to individuals and groups with learning disabilities, mental health issues and young people with a disadvantaged background. The organisation is undergoing expansion and is looking for a Grounds Maintenance Operative/Gardener. Grounds Maintenance Operative/Gardener Ref: PL/GMG/01 Salary £18,500 – £19,500 Full Time Position initially for 2 Years We require an experienced Grounds Maintenance Operative/Gardener capable of delivering our contract maintenance work. Experience and understanding of grass cutting equipment and other maintenance equipment, blowers, hedge trimmers and strimmers are essential as well as basic knowledge of shrub and tree maintenance requirements. You will also be required to lead small teams of employees consisting of young trainees, people with a range of disabilities and learning difficulties and volunteers. As part of the Parklea team you will have responsibility to maintain, develop and expand our own gardens, develop and maintain contract work off site and contribute to the dissemination of information to the general public, teachers, school children and other relevant groups who use the site as an educational venue. A full driving licence is essential for this post. For applications and full job description please contact Darren Murray on 01475 744516 (during normal office hours) or Email: parkleaassociation@fsmail.net Or visit our website: www.parkleaassociation.org.uk for more information and a downloadable application pack Closing date for applications: 19/02/10 12 noon Successful candidates will be required to undertake an Enhanced Disclosure Scotland check

Growing Boxes Project Officer, Urban Routes, Glasgow

Hours: 16 per week flexible Wage: £8 per hour equivalent to £1600 over 12.5 weeks. Paid on receipt of invoice. Eg self employed/freelance worker. The Project Officer will identify and engage with 5 different groups from across the South East - ideally with a broad geographical spread and different ‘types’ of groups. Once identified, the Project Officer will work with the groups to design a food growing area using a raised bed system, to build and create the raised beds and to teach the group basic food growing and gardening skills. The Project Officer will need to have proven experience of working with community and voluntary groups along with knowledge of food growing, gardening and garden design. IT skills are also necessary, and a driving license is highly beneficial. Please send CVs to Abi at projects@urbanroots.org.uk Abi Mordin, Project Coordinator, Urban Roots, Toryglen Community Base, Prospecthill Square, Glasgow, G42 0LE, 0141 613 2766. www.urbanroots.org.uk Deadline Friday 22nd January.

Growing Communities in Scotland Fieldworkers

*** Job Advertisement *** Glasgow Fieldworker Position Ongoing Freelance work, £125 per day, based on a 7.5-hour day (pay review pending) We are looking to recruit a Glasgow based freelance fieldworker to help deliver ‘Growing Communities in Scotland’, a Big Lottery-funded partnership between Trellis, the Federation of City Farms and Community Gardens, and the Allotments Regeneration Initiative. The Post-holder will work for both the FCFCG and Trellis, under the partnership’s Fieldwork Co-ordinator- Vicki Ferguson and be part of the team providing advice and support to community and therapeutic gardening projects across Scotland, and organising regional gatherings and training events. We currently have 7 fieldworkers, who have a range of skills to reflect the different aspects of support that may be required but are looking for one more to support community and therapeutic gardens within Glasgow and the West of Scotland. We will prioritise applications from people who have experience working on city farms, community gardens or therapeutic gardens. For further details please contact Vicki Ferguson at Vicki@trellisscotland.org.uk or phone 01738 624348 Closing date for application is 12pm Friday 4th December. Short interviews will take place on Wednesday 16th December

Click here for Application Form and Job Description. Please click here for Further Information. Click here for Equal Opportunities Form

North Glasgow Community Food Initiative

 

NGCFI is a key voluntary sector organisation delivering practical healthy lifestyle projects to the diverse communities of North Glasgow. We invite applications for: Community Garden Co-ordinator Salary: £20,388 or £8,155 pro rata 25 days annual leave pro-rata + 6% pension cont. 14 hrs per week, Monday and Fridays. Funding to 31st March 2010 initially. You have confidence to inspire and supervise gardening volunteers with considerable gardening skills and experience. Good multicultural understanding of the challenges faced by refugees and asylum seekers and vulnerable populations is important and an ability to support those with higher support needs including those with addictions or homelessness challenges. Interview Mon 7th Dec. Development Worker (Addictions and Food) Salary: £18,321 or £8,373 pro rata 20 days annual leave pro-rata + 6% pension cont. 16 hrs per week four afternoons - fixed term. You will lead on, prepare and deliver healthy food tasters to Glasgow Community Addictions clients. You will have experience of working with addictions clients, a nutritional background and good communication skills. From January 2010 for 38 weeks. Interview Tues 8th Dec. We also have vacancies for sessional workers in cookery, gardening and volunteer leaders - see our web site for details For an application pack, down load from www.goodmoves.org.uk Closing Date: Noon Friday 4th December. Interviews: 7th or 8th December. NGCFI, 71 Lenzie Ter; Springburn, Glasgow G21 3TN. Reg Charity SC036842 NGCFI is an equal opportunities employer Tel: 0141 558 2500 Email: manager@ngcfi.org.uk www.ngcfi.org.uk

Occupational Therapy - Horticultural Technical Instructor

The Astley Ainslie Hospital, Edinburgh has a vacancy for a Horticulural Technical Instructor. GRADE: Band 2 HOURS: 37.5 Hours per week CONTRACT DURATION: Fixed term to 31 March 2010 Salary Scale £13,233 - £16,333 per annum The closing date for applications is 25th November 2009. Electronic Application Form available via the NHS Scotland recruitment website. Click here for Further Information and Application Form.

JOB VACANCIES EDINBURGH & LOTHIANS GREENSPACE

A Fundraising & Communications Assistant and a Greenspace Projects Officer are being sought by Edinburgh & Lothians Greenspace. Closing date 2 November. For more information go to www.elgt.org.uk.

Project Worker “Drylaw and Telford Community Gardens Project” £19,500-£21,000 (37 hours) - Contract to 31st March 2011

For further information please contact Thomas Brown on 315 4989 / 07806 714 916 or visit http://www.drylawandtelfordcommunitygardens.org.uk to download an application pack. Closing date for applications is: Friday 9th October 2009

JOB VACANCY - Horticultural Instructor

Parklea Branching Out is recruiting for a Horticultural Instructor, closing date: 5th Oct. www.parkleaassociation.org.uk

Senior Support Worker- Administration, Silverbirch Ltd., Milton of Campsie

Senior Support Worker – Administration Salary c. £15,000 – 35 hours per week We are seeking an experienced support worker to train clients to undertake the administration role within our small business. To view the job advert please click here (link to www.silverbirchscotland.org.uk) For more information or an application pack please telephone 0141 777 5050 or email info@silverbirchscotland.org.uk

Workshop Leaders - Grow Your Own Food Course

We are currently looking to hire workshop leaders to lead our food growing course - Grow Your Own in Edinburgh. This course will be run on a weekly basis, in blocks of six weeks. The course will run one evening a week in each of the areas we work in while day light hours are sufficient. The course will then be run during the weekend. The closing date for this post is 31st July 2009. For more information, application forms and job description please see: http://backgreens.27bits-dev.co.uk/recruitment.aspx If you would like to apply for this job, please send your completed application form and equal opportunities form to e.burnett@ecba.org.uk.

Job Vacancies in the Physical Activity Programme, NHS Scotland

There are currently two job opportunities available within the Physical Activity Programme at NHS Health Scotland: Senior Health Improvement Programme Officer Further Details Closing Date Friday 3 July 2009 Health Improvement Programme Officer Further Details Closing Date Friday 3 July 2009 These posts are open to possible secondment or job share. For further information please contact Ann Kerr, Healthy Living Team Head – ann.kerr@health.scot.nhs.uk

Fyne Futures job vacancies

Fyne Futures Ltd, an established social enterprise located on the Isle of Bute is looking for a Horticulture Coordinator and a Horticulture Assistant. For more information please go to www.fynehomes.org.uk/vacancies.html or tel: 0845 6077117

Landscape Gardener Seeking Work

Experienced hard landscaper seeking paid work in Dundee area. Fencing paving and general garden maintenance (hedging, pruning, grasscutting). Please call Jim on 01382 454771.

Horticultural Instructors

Parklea, Branching Out, based in Port Glasgow is recruiting 2 experienced horticulturalists capable of delivering training programmes up to SVQ level II Horticulture. Experience of working with people within a health or social care environment would be an advantage but not essential. Salary £18,500- £19,500, Full Time Position initially for 3 Years For Further Information please use the following link to access Advertisement, Job Desription and Contact Details .

Growing Communities in Scotland Fieldworkers Wanted!

The Growing Communities Partnership, (Trellis, The Federation of City Farms and Community Gardens & The Allotments Regeneration Initiative) is recruiting a team of Fieldworkers CLOSING DATE NOW PASSED For the advert click here For information about how to apply click here For a Job Pack please click here Download our Equal Opportunities Monitoring Form here

Bridgend Community Allotment and Health Project has been granted two years Big Lottery funding and is advertising for an additional Project Officer. Having consolidated the work at the project site they now want to build on the outreach work already started. Details here and for further information please visit NHS Lothian or call 0845 60 33 444 quoting the reference ECHP/ES/619 If you would like to chat to someone about the post, please call Anne Jepson on 07789 500388

BTCV Scotland, the leading organisation in Community Environmental Volunteering, wants to provide the opportunity for more people to take part in volunteering activities that improves both their lives and the environments where they live. Current vacancy for: Community Project Officer, “Space to Grow”, East Ayrshire Find more information here.

 

Trellis Office Manager We're looking for an organised and efficient administrator for our Perth city centre office. This is a part-time post, 15 hours/week, salary £18,324 pro rata.
You can download the following documents in Word format: job description application form equal opportunities form
Please submit completed application and equal opportunities forms in hardcopy to Trellis, 40 St John Street, Perth PH1 5SP, or via email to Fiona Thackeray. The closing date is 5pm on Wednesday 26 November, 2008. If you’d like to discuss these opportunities further or request an information pack, please email Fiona@trellisscotland.org.uk

Allied Health Professional NHS Lothian Occupational Therapy Horticulture Project, Royal Edinburgh Hospital

Occupational Therapy Technical Instructor

Band 3: £15,190 - £18,157 37.5 hours per week. Fixed Term - 1 Year in the first instance Ref: REH/GH/165. For further information and to apply please visit www.nhslothian.scot.nhs.uk or call 0845 60 33 444 quoting appropriate ref or email: recruitment@wlt.scot.nhs.uk. www.nhslothian.scot.nhs.uk

Trellis Researcher Required

Trellis is currently recruiting an experienced researcher for a 30 day contract to carry out a feasability study into the potential for an SQA level 9 course in Therapeutic Horticulture in Scotland. Please use the following links to access the Advertisement , Job Remit and an Application Form . Download our Equal Opportunities Monitoring Form here

Fieldworker Coordinator with the FCFCG Job description The Federation of City Farms & Community Gardens is recruiting a Fieldworker Manager and some new Fieldworkers to extend the services offered to members. Services that fieldworkers can offer include regional networking meetings and site visits. For more information, contact Juliet Wilson on 0131 623 7058 or email Juliet@farmgarden.org.uk

Vacancy at Cyrenians Farm - Project Worker An Organic Farm with a Difference - Cyrenians Farm is a small community enterprise located just outside Edinburgh. As well as growing delicious organic fruit and vegetables and cultivating livestock, the Farm is also home to a community of vulnerable young people, many with backgrounds of homelessness. Follow this link for more details: http://www.cyreniansfarm.org.uk/jobs.aspx

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