MAIN DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: Working independently at a community level, but in consultation with the Project Manager (Communities) Scotland, to ensure a professional relationships with local partners based on agreed governance and reporting mechanisms Recruit and work with statutory partners in various locations across Scotland, including local authority, health, and housing providers supporting older people Engage with older people, their families and carers, and groups representing older people, at a community level, supporting participation in the Walking Connects project Undertake activity in partnership with older people and their representatives locally, to identify barriers to walking and participating in local decision making; and to co-produce effective and impactful short term interventions that help deliver the outcomes of Walking Connects Coordinate the development and delivery of related resources, materials, and activities including workshops and research Effectively monitor and report on the experience of older people participating in our project, using the Communities Outcomes Star, or other appropriate monitoring tool. Contribute to the evaluation and improvement of the project through delivery of the project Evaluation Plan as required Support the dissemination of project learning to key audiences through the creation of case study materials, website content, via social media, and other channels Coordinate and deliver workshops or other events to disseminate project learning where required Reporting to the Project Manager (Communities) Scotland, contribute to managing a small budget for the delivery of project events and resources Identify opportunities to sustain the project or develop activities in related areas and work with the Scotland team to help secure them OTHER DUTIES: Where required, support colleagues with delivery of aspects of our broader communities and schools work in Scotland Be an ambassador for Living Streets as required to external audiences, promoting the Living Streets brand and messages, including at public events, in interaction with stakeholders Be an active contributor to your Department to team meetings and away days Adhere to Living Streets policies and procedures, maintaining good liaison across the organisation Ensure the effective delivery of our Scotland strategy and overarching objectives Ensure our equal opportunities policy is understood and implemented at all levels
MAIN DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: Working independently at a community level, but in consultation with the Project Manager (Communities) Scotland, to ensure a professional relationships with local partners based on agreed governance and reporting mechanisms Recruit and work with statutory partners in various locations across Scotland, including local authority, health, and housing providers supporting older people Engage with older people, their families and carers, and groups representing older people, at a community level, supporting participation in the Walking Connects project Undertake activity in partnership with older people and their representatives locally, to identify barriers to walking and participating in local decision making; and to co-produce effective and impactful short term interventions that help deliver the outcomes of Walking Connects Coordinate the development and delivery of related resources, materials, and activities including workshops and research Effectively monitor and report on the experience of older people participating in our project, using the Communities Outcomes Star, or other appropriate monitoring tool. Contribute to the evaluation and improvement of the project through delivery of the project Evaluation Plan as required Support the dissemination of project learning to key audiences through the creation of case study materials, website content, via social media, and other channels Coordinate and deliver workshops or other events to disseminate project learning where required Reporting to the Project Manager (Communities) Scotland, contribute to managing a small budget for the delivery of project events and resources Identify opportunities to sustain the project or develop activities in related areas and work with the Scotland team to help secure them OTHER DUTIES: Where required, support colleagues with delivery of aspects of our broader communities and schools work in Scotland Be an ambassador for Living Streets as required to external audiences, promoting the Living Streets brand and messages, including at public events, in interaction with stakeholders Be an active contributor to your Department to team meetings and away days Adhere to Living Streets policies and procedures, maintaining good liaison across the organisation Ensure the effective delivery of our Scotland strategy and overarching objectives Ensure our equal opportunities policy is understood and implemented at all levels