JOB TITLE: Community Engagement worker
SALARY SCALE: £29,750
HOURS: Full-time (35 hours per week)
LENGTH OF CONTRACT: until 31st March 2022
LOCATION: Flexible
Home-Start Worldwide (HSW) is a membership organisation that provides strategic leadership to a network of Home-Start organisations in 22 countries across the world. All their members offer a free service providing support and friendship to families with at least one pre-school child through regular home visiting trained volunteers.
CommUNITY Barnet are a Census Support Centre and will be based at Tarling Road Community Hub, 20 Fallows Cl, London N2 8LG. If you need support with completing your Census, one of our advisers will be able to help you. Please call 0203 984 4118 or email us on census@communitybarnet.org.uk
For more information about the Census please click here
Barnet Council marked Holocaust Memorial Day differently this year, as COVID-19 has prevented us from hosting the usual physical gathering in commemoration. Please watch the video here
Thanks to National Lottery players, The National Lottery Community Fund has awarded £150,000 to Community Barnet, which will be used to support communities through the COVID-19 crisis.
2 VACANCIES AT BARNET REFUGEE SERVICE (BRS)
BRS wish to appoint 2 highly motivated individuals to join their small, friendly and busy team.
Post 1: Outreach Support Officer
SCHOOL OFFICE STAFF (OFFICE ADMINISTRATOR & OFFICE MANAGER)
St. John’s C.E. Primary School, Friern Barnet
St. John’s is a successful, popular and happy school. They are looking to appoint an office administrator and an office manager to join their dedicated school team. These posts are for January 2021. Applicants will need to be kind and friendly, hard-working and organised.
Over August and September 2020, Hammerson, the owners of Brent Cross shopping centre, was delighted to offer the Brent Cross Community Support Scheme dedicated to supporting homelessness, food poverty, domestic violence, and enterprise in Barnet. CommUNITY Barnet administered the funding.
The scheme offered ten £2,000 grants which were made to charitable, voluntary, or community groups within the London Borough of Barnet, who work in the following areas:
