The Project Coordinator will have responsibility for developing a comprehensive, client-friendly evaluation and monitoring programme, to ensure that adequate data is obtained from clients on an ongoing basis to inform the preparation of professional, statistically robust management reporting. The Coordinator will be responsible for the preparation of all management reports in relation to Steps to Recovery, including Big Lottery Fund update reports. The Coordinator will carry out any other duties as reasonably requested by management. Flexibility is required in relation to hours of work (core hours will be between 9am and 4:30pm, Monday to Friday but DACA also operates an evening service between – 6:30pm and 9:30pm, and some events and activities occur over the weekend). Person specification Having an understanding of the issues facing individuals affected by chronic alcohol misuse, as well as those of their families and carers. Able to demonstrate compassion and sensitivity in relation to these issues. An appropriate qualification in the addictions sector, or in social care (equiv. SVQ3) is preferred, although relevant work experience equivalency will also be considered. Ability to self-start, and take the lead on developing new partnerships, sub-contracts, activities and processes against a framework of organisational objectives and values. Able to act as a trusted ambassador for DACA in a range of different settings. To communicate clearly and sensitively to different audiences, including public speaking. Of equal importance is good listening skills and empathy. People management experience covering both paid staff and volunteers, and including setting objectives and monitoring performance. Experience of project management, and working autonomously to targets within a set timeline of activity. Experience of working within a multi-agency framework and the ability to engage and naturally build rapport with stakeholders from across the addictions community – clients and their families, statutory partners in health and social work, other third sector organizations and services. Ability to analyse complex or high-volume data in order to measure performance and results. To use data for the production of clear and informative performance reports that illustrate outcomes and exceptions, including identifying the need for corrective action. Good written English skills in general.
The Project Coordinator will have responsibility for developing a comprehensive, client-friendly evaluation and monitoring programme, to ensure that adequate data is obtained from clients on an ongoing basis to inform the preparation of professional, statistically robust management reporting. The Coordinator will be responsible for the preparation of all management reports in relation to Steps to Recovery, including Big Lottery Fund update reports. The Coordinator will carry out any other duties as reasonably requested by management. Flexibility is required in relation to hours of work (core hours will be between 9am and 4:30pm, Monday to Friday – but DACA also operates an evening service between 6:30pm and 9:30pm, and some events and activities occur over the weekend). Person specification Having an understanding of the issues facing individuals affected by chronic alcohol misuse, as well as those of their families and carers. Able to demonstrate compassion and sensitivity in relation to these issues. An appropriate qualification in the addictions sector, or in social care (equiv. SVQ3) is preferred, although relevant work experience equivalency will also be considered. Ability to self-start, and take the lead on developing new partnerships, sub-contracts, activities and processes against a framework of organisational objectives and values. Able to act as a trusted ambassador for DACA in a range of different settings. To communicate clearly and sensitively to different audiences, including public speaking. Of equal importance is good listening skills and empathy. People management experience covering both paid staff and volunteers, and including setting objectives and monitoring performance. Experience of project management, and working autonomously to targets within a set timeline of activity. Experience of working within a multi-agency framework and the ability to engage and naturally build rapport with stakeholders from across the addictions community – clients and their families, statutory partners in health and social work, other third sector organizations and services. Ability to analyse complex or high-volume data in order to measure performance and results. To use data for the production of clear and informative performance reports that illustrate outcomes and exceptions, including identifying the need for corrective action. Good written English skills in general.
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