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CARE employs 20 people, as well as working with freelance contractors and dedicated volunteers.
If you are interested in volunteer roles, then take a look at our volunteer page. If you have specific skills which you would like to offer or would to offer something which isn't listed, then send us an email, we would love to hear from you.
Project Lead & Engagement Coordinator -
Heathland Social Enterprise
We have recently secured funding to significantly progress the development of one of CARE's social enterprises through our project #NNF3 Heathland Social Enterprise. The project aims to manufacture and sell solid fuel briquettes made from heathland plants (bracken, heather, gorse, etc.). This project is funded by the Nature Networks Programme and it is being delivered by the Heritage Fund, on behalf of the Welsh Government.
The project will build on our work to date and develop agreements and a business plan for a social enterprise, which aims to improve the ecological resilience and connectivity of heathland and surrounding habitats across Pembrokeshire.
We have a full-time job available to coordinate and steer the project, as well as lead on engagement and relationship building for this new enterprise. We are open to offering the role as a job share for the right candidates.
Hours = 5 days/week (37.5 hours). Job share and a creative approach to managing working patterns & locations will be considered.
Salary = £27,417 per annum pro-rata.
Contract term = Initial contract until 31/12/24 with potential extension beyond that date depending on project development/ funding/ income generation in the future.
Apply by = 17th April 2024. Click READ MORE on how to apply.
Technical Lead Officer (Paternity Cover)
Heathland Social Enterprise
We have recently secured funding to significantly progress the development of one of CARE's social enterprises through our project #NNF3 Heathland Social Enterprise. The project aims to manufacture and sell solid fuel briquettes made from heathland plants (bracken, heather, gorse, etc.). This project is funded by the Nature Networks Programme and it is being delivered by the Heritage Fund, on behalf of the Welsh Government.
The project will build on our work to date and develop agreements and a business plan for a social enterprise, which aims to improve the ecological resilience and connectivity of heathland and surrounding habitats across Pembrokeshire.
We have a paternity cover role available for a Technical Lead Officer to help develop the harvest, manufacturing and processing of heathland plants into fuel briquettes for this project.
Hours 2 days/week (15 hours).
Salary £27,417 per annum pro-rata.
Contract term Initial contract until 31/08/24 with potential extension beyond that date depending project fundraising.
Apply by 17th April 2024. Click on the application pack for more details and how to apply.