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Opportunities

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Project Co-ordinator

If you’re passionate about youth development, organised, and great at building relationships, we’d love to hear from you.

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Help lead our Young People Thriving Forward programme, working closely with young people, partners, and community groups to deliver creative, hands-on workshops and real-world experiences.

 

You’ll support young people to build confidence, learn new skills, and thrive.

Hours and Days: 28 hours per week

Contract: 4-month fixed term (with potential to extend)

Salary: £12.60/hr (Real Living Wage Employer)

Deadline: 31st July 2025

  • The Role
    To lead the delivery of the Young People Thriving Forward programme, supporting young people through creative workshops, mentoring, and community-building activities.

    Key Responsibilities

    • Plan, co-ordinate and deliver programme activities

    • Build relationships with young people to support their growth and participation

    • Manage workshop logistics, facilitators, and volunteers

    • Ensure safeguarding procedures are followed

    • Monitor and evaluate programme progress

    • Liaise with project partners and community organisations

    • Work with the Admin Officer to manage communication and records

    • Support the documentation of programme impact (e.g. stories, reports)

  • Qualifications & Experience

    Essential:

    • 2+ years' experience delivering youth or community programmes

    • Experience working directly with young people, particularly those facing barriers

    • Skilled in planning, delivering, and reviewing workshops or sessions

    • Confident using Microsoft 365 (Outlook, Word, Excel, Teams, OneDrive)

    • Knowledge of safeguarding and youth participation principles

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    Desirable:

    • Qualification in Youth Work, Community Development, or related field

    • Experience working with non-profits or social enterprises

    • Lived experience reflecting the communities we serve

    • First Aid or Safeguarding training (or willingness to undertake)

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    Person Specification

    • Experience working with young people or in community-focused roles

    • Confident in planning and coordinating activities or events

    • Strong communication and interpersonal skills

    • Able to work flexibly (some evening/weekend hours)

    • Passionate about youth development and inclusion

    • Knowledge of safeguarding practices (training will be provided)

  • Please apply by clicking the 'Application Form' button.


    The deadline for applications is 30th May 2025.

    If you have any questions about the roles or need support with your application, feel free to email us at info@bluuprint.co.uk.

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    We welcome applications from people of all backgrounds, especially those with lived experience relevant to the role.

Administrative Support Officer

Are you detail-oriented, organised, and good with systems and communication?

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We’re looking for someone to support the smooth running of our Young People Thriving Forward Programme. Keeping things on track behind the scenes.

 

From scheduling sessions and managing paperwork to supporting communications and reporting, your role will be essential in making sure everything flows.

Hours and Days: 10 hours per week

Contract: 4-month fixed term (with potential to extend)

Salary: £12.60/hr (Real Living Wage Employer)

Deadline: 31st July 2025

  • The Role
    To provide essential administrative support for the Young People Thriving Forward programme. You'll help manage logistics, communication, and record-keeping to ensure the smooth running of the programme.

    Key Responsibilities

    • Maintain accurate records, including attendance, consent forms, and evaluations

    • Schedule meetings and workshops, and manage calendars

    • Support communications via email, social media, and newsletter updates

    • Order supplies, track petty cash and basic project expenses

    • Assist with monitoring and evaluation tasks

    • Provide general admin support to the delivery team

  • Qualifications & Experience

    Essential Qualifications & Experience:

    • Previous admin, clerical, or office experience (voluntary or paid)

    • Comfortable using basic digital tools (Google Sheets, Word, email, online forms)

    • Strong organisational and time-management skills

    • Good written and verbal communication skills

    • Experience managing calendars, notes, records, or scheduling

    Desirable:

    • Experience supporting a community or youth organisation

    • Basic understanding of data handling, GDPR, and record-keeping

    • Creative flair for helping with newsletters or social media posts

    • Able to troubleshoot simple tech or organise online sessions

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    Person Specification

    • Previous admin experience (voluntary or paid)

    • Competent with email, Microsoft Office Suite

    • Well-organised, with good attention to detail

    • Friendly and reliable communicator

    • Able to manage workload independently

  • Please apply by clicking the 'Application Form' button.


    The deadline for applications is 30th May 2025.

    If you have any questions about the roles or need support with your application, feel free to email us at info@bluuprint.co.uk.

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    We welcome applications from people of all backgrounds, especially those with lived experience relevant to the role.

Lucy's Pantry Walsall - Assistant Manager

Join Lucy’s Pantry as a part-time Assistant Manager.

 

If you're organised, friendly, and passionate about food justice, we’d love to hear from you.

 

Help run the pantry, support volunteers, and welcome members each week. 

Hours and Days: 24 hours per week - Flexible hours to be agreed

Contract: 6-month fixed term (with potential to extend)

Salary: £24,500 Pro rata

Deadline: 30th May 2025

Role Now Filled

  • The Role
    This role involves supporting volunteers, welcoming and registering members, and helping to coordinate food deliveries and distributions. You’ll play a key part in creating a warm, inclusive space for all who walk through our doors.

    Key Responsibilities

    • Support the day-to-day running of the pantry.

    • Supervise and assist volunteers during pantry sessions.

    • Welcome and engage with pantry members with care and respect.

    • Support stock intake, organisation, and rotation.

    • Assist with admin tasks and maintain membership records.

    • Help uphold the values and community culture of the pantry.

  • Qualifications & Experience

    • Experience working or volunteering in a community setting or food project is desirable.

    • Basic administrative and organisational skills.

    • Confident using digital tools (email, Google Docs, Microsoft Office suite, etc.).

    • Level 2 Food hygiene or safeguarding training is a plus (or willingness to complete).
       

    Person Specification

    • People-centred, with a friendly and welcoming approach.

    • Strong communicator and team player.

    • Committed to principles of dignity, equality, and food justice.

    • Comfortable working in a busy, hands-on environment.

    • Reliable and able to manage time and tasks effectively.

  • Please apply by clicking on the 'Application Form' button or send a cover letter and CV to info@bluuprint.co.uk by 30th May 2025. 

Lucy's Pantry Walsall Volunteer Host

Join Lucy’s Pantry as a part-time Assistant Manager.

 

If you're organised, friendly, and passionate about food justice, we’d love to hear from you.

 

Help run the pantry, support volunteers, and welcome members each week. 24hrs a week.

Volunteer

Expenses only

Deadline: On-going

  • Key Details
    Programme Name: Infrastructures of Care
    Duration: 4 weeks
    Time Commitment: 2 sessions per week (plus optional self-led time)
    Location: Online/ in person - Walsall
    Places Available: 12

    You Will

    • Engage with the pantry team and the local community

    • Co-develop a design brief centered on dignity, accessibility, and care

    • Create design interventions (layouts, furniture, visual identity, etc.)

    • Build and install your designs in a live community setting

    • Present your work in a final showcase and reflection session


    You’ll Gain
    ✔ Real-world experience on a socially impactful live project
    ✔ Skills in participatory design, spatial storytelling, and sustainable fabrication
    ✔ Mentorship and peer collaboration
    ✔ Portfolio-ready outcomes
    ✔ A certificate of completion and letter of reference (on request)

  • We welcome current students or recent graduates (within 3 years) in architecture, interior design, or spatial practice. We’re especially interested in people who are:
     

    • Curious and community-minded

    • Open to hands-on learning

    • Committed to creating more just and dignified spaces


    No prior construction experience needed. Just a willingness to care, show up, and collaborate.

    We welcome applicants from all backgrounds and especially encourage those from underrepresented groups in design to apply.

  • Submit a short expression of interest (max 300 words) and a sample of your work (PDF or online portfolio) by 16th May 2025 11.59 PM here.

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