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We offer a safe, friendly and neutral place where children of separated families can spend time with the non-resident parent, and sometimes other family members. It is a child-centred environment that ...
Community & familyChildren & youth
Administrator
Long term role · 1–4 hrs/Week
From home
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Community & familyChildren & youth
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St Albans Child Contact Centre
#70279
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Summary
Can you help us "Put Children First"? We have a requirement for an Administrator.Detailed description
- St Albans Child Contact Centre is open every 1st and 3rd Saturday morning offering 2 hours of contact between children and their non-resident parent.
- We offer a large hall with plenty of toys, games, table tennis table and art table with refreshments for all.
- This is a "work from home" position.
- It is a key post as the Administrator receives and processes all the applications from families in the area who want to attend.
- The post is supported by our Management Committee (Chair, Secretary, Treasurer, Co-ordinators, Training Officer and Fundraising Officer)
- This would be an ideal post for a person who is self-employed with an administrative/customer service background working from home.
- The hours vary according to demand, but it is not necessary to be involved with the Saturday morning sessions at the Centre unless you wish to, as we have 4 teams of volunteers who attend on a rota basis.
- A small remuneration is available, to be negotiated.
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💸 Reimbursement of costsAbout St Albans Child Contact Centre
We offer a safe, friendly and neutral place where children of separated families can spend time with the non-resident parent, and sometimes other family members. It is a child-centred environment that puts the needs of the children first.