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Community Ambassador Co-Ordinator Role

Community Ambassador Co-Ordinator Role

Practical details

Volunteering • Organisation role

Flexible hours
From home

Contact person

Laura Darby

Crimestoppers

#76482
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The Community Ambassador Coordinator is responsible for recruiting and sustaining Community Ambassadors (‘Ambassadors’).

The Community Ambassador Coordinator is responsible for recruiting and sustaining Community Ambassadors (‘Ambassadors’). This includes recruiting, training, motivating, encouraging and supporting all Ambassadors, enabling them to deliver effective results and reach as many people in communities as possible with the Crimestoppers message.


Experience:

• Comfortable with speaking to senior representatives of third-party organisations.

• Ability to deliver high impact verbal and written presentations.

• Highly developed interpersonal and networking skills.

• Good organisational and research skills.

• Excellent knowledge and understanding of the organisation’s strategies and plans.

• Able to commit sufficient time to make the role successful; with a flexible diary.

• Existing strong connections in the region to fulfil this role


Role:

• Identify and contact potential Ambassadors in the area covered by the committee.

• Recruit Ambassadors and provide any training (overview of Crimestoppers objectives and activities).

• Ensure Ambassadors are sufficiently resourced (e.g. posters, leaflets, etc.) to be effective.

• To maintain a positive engagement with existing Ambassadors and ensure high levels of engagement in communities.

• Organise any Ambassadors events.


Competences:

• Facilitating and maintaining positive communications locally.

• Encouraging and nurturing local partnership working.

• Interpersonal awareness and relationship management.

• Commitment to the policies, procedures, goals and values of the charity.


Commitment:

• Regularly attend committee meetings.

• Ability to travel to meetings, events, and networking opportunities.

• Commit to the principles of the Crimestoppers Volunteer Charter.

• Sign a Volunteer Agreement and Non-Disclosure Agreement.


Support:

• Regular contact with the local committee, and support from the Committee Chair person.

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Campaigning
Marketing & Communications
Administration
Support work
Hosting
Coordination
Design
Lobbying
Social media
Advice & Mentoring
Social contact
Events & festival
Supervising
Social justice
Community & family
Wellbeing
Sustainable cities and communities
Peace, justice and strong institutions
Partnerships for the goals

About Crimestoppers

We’re an independent charity that gives people the power to speak up and stop crime – 100% anonymously.

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The organiser has marked this opportunity as filled. Applications are closed. You can find other volunteering opportunities here.

Practical details

Volunteering • Organisation role

Flexible hours
From home

Contact person

Laura Darby