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Community Landshare Coordinator (part time, 24 hours per week)

Community Landshare Coordinator (part time, 24 hours per week)

locationBracknell RG12 1JD, UK
remoteHybrid
ExpiresExpires: Expiring in less than 3 weeks
Community
Part time
£19.18 per hour

    Please complete the attached application form and return it by email to mch3472@gmail.com by 12 noon on 6th May 2026.

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    This vacancy is being advertised on behalf of Jealott's Hill Community Landshare CIC

    Jealott’s Hill Community Landshare (JHCL) is a prestigious, award-winning Community Interest Company (CIC) set in a 6-acre site in Warfield. Our mission is to enhance community wellbeing through horticulture and environmental engagement.

    Supported by a dedicated volunteer workforce, we provide a range of services for a diverse range of beneficiaries, including individuals with learning and physical disabilities, those in mental health recovery and participants in community service programs. As we enter a phase of strategic growth - including the development of commissioned services, corporate partnerships and charitable status - we require a disciplined professional to lead our daily operations.

    The Role:

    Reporting directly to the Board of Directors, the Community Landshare Coordinator will serve as the primary operational lead. Your objective is to establish and maintain high-level administrative systems that ensure the Landshare remains a safe, efficient and professionally managed environment.

    Key Strategic Responsibilities:

    • Design and manage robust administrative and communication systems to streamline day-to-day operations.
    • Ensure the site meets all health and safety and legislative requirements, maintaining a secure and therapeutic environment for all stakeholders.
    • Line manage and provide occasional cover for the part-time Horticultural Assistant.
    • Oversee the recruitment, induction, coordination and support of the volunteer workforce.
    • Act as the primary liaison for our landowner (Syngenta), health and social care professionals and community partners.
    • Manage the organisation’s digital profile via social media and other channels to ensure positive messaging and effective community engagement.
    • Execute basic bookkeeping, manage small-scale local fundraising initiatives and handle contract negotiations.
    • Coordinate and manage public facing events.

    Ideally, you will have:

    • A track record of management within a community or social enterprise context.
    • Exceptional organisational and leadership skills with a focus on accountability.
    • Proficiency in IT systems, digital marketing and the implementation of operational workflows.
    • Demonstrated experience working with vulnerable populations and the ability to navigate complex social care landscapes with empathy and confidentiality.
    • A "hands-on" approach to problem-solving, comfortable working in a rural, outdoor environment and managing DIY/horticultural requirements.
    • A thorough understanding of safeguarding and health and safety protocols.
    • An ability and willingness to work occasional weekend days.
    • The successful candidate may be required to undertake a standard DBS check.

    Terms and Conditions:

    • Part-time, 24 hours per week, to include at least 3 x 6 hour days per week on site.
    • Salary - £19.18 per hour.
    • Free on-site parking
    • PPE provided.

    Your application:

    For a confidential discussion regarding the position, please contact Alison Bird on 07894 459131.

    For a full application pack see the Landshare website, Facebook or use email:

    Interview date:

    Interviews will be held on Thursday 14th May 2026.

    Equal Opportunities

    How to apply

    Please note that the completion of a formal application form is mandatory for all candidates.

    Please complete the attached application form and return it by email to mch3472@gmail.com by 12 noon on 6th May 2026.

    Salary range

    • £19.18 per hour