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We believe that everyone is important and that Mental Health support should not cost the earth. Here at Nurture hub, we understand the impact a SEND child(ren) can have on finances, as well as other ...
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Grant writer
Task · 2–4 hrs
From home
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Nurture Hub Therapy Service C.I.C.
#60841
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Summary
Are you looking for a flexible role where you can make a big difference to the community?Detailed description
To help increase capacity we are looking for someone with strong writing skills to be able to write identified grant applications to help us gain much needed funding. If you like writing and are keen to support a mental health charity then please get in touch. The role is working from home, with very flexible hours. We can support any new applicants with the task, support can be virtual or in person.
This volunteering opportunity is expired You can find other volunteering opportunities here.
About Nurture Hub Therapy Service C.I.C.
We believe that everyone is important and that Mental Health support should not cost the earth. Here at Nurture hub, we understand the impact a SEND child(ren) can have on finances, as well as other areas of life. We know how stressful life can be, and how this can feel overwhelming at times.
Families that have a child with SEND needs often have to fight for services. We work with all families with children aged 18 or under, regardless of type of diagnosis or identified need. Our criteria is that at least one child in the family has a diagnosis or a plan in place that identifies your child as possibly having an additional need.
Families that have a child with SEND needs often have to fight for services. We work with all families with children aged 18 or under, regardless of type of diagnosis or identified need. Our criteria is that at least one child in the family has a diagnosis or a plan in place that identifies your child as possibly having an additional need.