About the Role
Role: Project Manager
Department: Management
Location: Weekly flexible working with 3 days from the office
Type: Full - Time
Hours: 37 hours per week
Salary: £25,625
Fixed Term Contract: Six months with Possibility of extension for another 6 months.
Reports to: General Manager
Interview type: Panel Interview
Closing date: 2 weeks after advertisement
Interview date: June 13th – 17th 2022
Start date: July 1st, 2022
Job Description
We are looking to bring on board a project manager who will be responsible for supporting the management, development, and administration of BMHS Services. Additionally, the role aims to support BMHS’ fundraising portfolio.
Our ideal candidate will provide clear leadership, support, supervision and direction to volunteers and staff involved. Ideally you will have a management or business background and be familiar with working with the Third Sector.
Responsible for:
The aim of the post is to support BMHS’s fundraising efforts in pursuit of its charitable objectives. Working closely with the CEO, you will assist in researching, preparing, and writing funding applications to a range of charitable trusts and foundations, as well as developing new fundraising initiatives across BMHS.
We ask our staff team to share our core values and to have the skills and patience to support some of the UK’s most vulnerable children and families.
Aims of the Post
To oversee day to day operations
To write fundraising applications to a range of funders
Working closely with the CEO, you will assist in researching, preparing, and writing funding applications as well as developing new fundraising initiatives across BMHS.
Principal Accountabilities and Main Duties:
Specific
Ensure employees / volunteers work productively and develop professionally
Maintain budgets and optimize expenses
To assist with the preparation of any additional documentation including the preparation of project budgets, and any other required documentation for specific funding applications
To assist in any necessary evidence gathering, consultations and scoping necessary to inform funding applications
To work effectively as part of the BMHS Team underpinning the wider work and development of BMHS.
General
To ensure regular reporting and updates to partners and within BMHS as required
To ensure the collection, entry and return of information as required for monitoring and evaluation
To take part in training courses, staff meetings and regular supervision
To work within applicable health and safety legislation
To ensure that the project and services promotes and reflects equality of opportunity at all levels
To ensure that BMHS safeguarding, and all other relevant policies are implemented
To uphold the confidentiality of information of clients
To work as part of the BMHS Team to set and maintain a culture of high professional standards and to deliver best value services
To carry out any other duties that may from time to time be required.
Person Specification
Excellent research and writing skills.
Knowledge of the third sector and different funding opportunities.
Proven expertise, experience, and success in bid-writing from range of funders.
Understanding of the work of ethnic minority organizations and the voluntary sector.
Pro-active and dynamic, solutions-focused with ability to make connections and ‘think outside the box’
Competence in IT, including Email, Word, Excel, PowerPoint
A self-starter, able to work independently
Benefits
In return we offer you a range of fantastic benefits including:
· Enhanced Annual Leave entitlement
· Robust Learning and Development Programme
· Contributory Pension Scheme
About the Company
BMHS is a not-for-profit organisation focused on education and advocacy to inspire a mentally healthy BAME community by providing support appropriate to their mental health and wellbeing.
We believe that mental health and physical health should be valued equally. Sadly, institutional apathy, structural inequalities, racism, fear, stigma, and discrimination means that Black Asian and Minority Ethnic people are disadvantaged when it comes to accessing mental health and wellbeing services, and to the quality of care they can receive. ​Structural discrimination refers to policies and practices within institutions that are intended to be neutral, but which result in adverse outcomes for particular groups.