Established in 1920, VAST is a registered charity, providing services and support to Voluntary Organisations, Community Groups, Charities and Social Enterprises (VCS) in Staffordshire as well as offering Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) services to local businesses.Key clients/partners: Big Lottery Fund, Stoke City Council, Newcastle under Lyme Borough Council, HomeTown+, CounterCoin, Adult Social Care, Pubic Health, North Staffordshire CCG, Keele University, Staffordshire University, New Vic Theatre, National Literacy Trust, Michelin, Stoke City FCMain duties:• Successfully deliver VAST’s social impact projects - on time, on budget, on scope. • Responsible for preparing and maintaining accurate project plans and reporting on the status of project deliverables.• Manage project teams to ensure successful delivery.• Nurture existing and build new, lasting relationships with internal and external stakeholders/partners – vol, private and corporate sector.• Design and develop online and offline marketing and communications solutions and campaign/microsites.• Manage project finances from inception to completion, monitoring project expenditure.• Events and experiential planning and management.• Provide single point of contact for projects and stakeholders.• Support wider members of the VAST team to identify new business.• Facilitate the development of strategic networks and consortia locally and regionally.

Staffordshire Buddies is a Sexual Health Charity providing support, information, advocacy and advice to those living with, affected by, or at risk of sexually transmitted diseases.Key clients/partners: NHS England, Public Health, Terrance Higgins Trust, Birmingham LGBT, Keele University, Staffordshire University, Savanna ProjectMain duties:• Led on developing new services and health intervention projects.• Led on the Charity’s learning, volunteering and peer programmes including the development, delivery and co-ordination of internal and external training. • Business, strategic and organisational planning.• Team management of both paid employees as well as volunteer and peer trainers.• Accountable for ensuring that projects met agreed targets, and ensure compliance with all quality and learning standards.• Supported and promoted delivery of person centred practice and act as an ambassador of equality, diversity and inclusivity. • Established links and professional partnerships in order to deliver effective services and contribute to inter-agency working at a strategic level.• Project led on a mini re-brand, launch of new training products, design and development of a new social media strategy and mobilized a new Word Press website.• Supported with the management consultation of a redundancy process.

Established in 1920, VAST is a registered charity, providing services and support to Voluntary Organisations, Community Groups, Charities and Social Enterprises (VCS) in Staffordshire as well as offering Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) services to local businesses.Key clients/partners: Staffordshire County Council, Staffordshire Fire and Rescue, Staffs Police (PREVENT team), One Recovery, Integrated Offender Management (IOM), Staffordshire Library Services, South Staffordshire and Shropshire Foundation Trust

Midlands Psychology offer mental health and support services which are values based and benefit from a strong focus on local services and partnerships with service users.Key clients/partners: Cabinet Office, Midlands Psychology, Staffordshire County Council, CAMHS, Staffordshire Youth Offending Services, Changes UK, BAC O’Connor, One Recovery

Victim Champions are existing staff within an organisation who are already specialists in supporting vulnerable people. Champions are linked to the new Victim Gateway and act as the single point of contact in the host organisations for issues around crime victims.

TMP Worldwide are a recruitment advertising agency who support a to engage and attract top talent across entry level, volume recruitment and senior/specialist hiring. Key clients/partners: Jaguar Land Rover, London Midland, N-Power, Wesleyan