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Kilcranny House wishes to appoint an Ethnic Minorities Support Worker to implement a project designed to offer support to new citizens in the Coleraine area and to promote multi-culturalism within the local community.
Kilcranny House
21 Cranagh Road Coleraine BT51 3NN
02 Oct 2007
Siobhan Atkins
028 7032 1816
http://www.kilcrannyhouse.org
The person appointed will have responsibility for the project’s work with new citizens, local community groups and schools and will assist in other aspects of the work of Kilcranny House. Experience of working with members of ethnic minority communities and experience of group work and training is essential. The successful candidate will also be educated to degree level and have a minimum of one year’s experience of youth or community work OR a have minimum of 3 year’s experience in the field of community relations/community development.
Hours: 35 hours per week. Salary: £21,975.60 Closing date for applications:
Tuesday, 02 October at 12.00 noon.
This post is funded by the Community Relations Council through Peace II Extension Measure 2.1.
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