Tag: Activity

Poster that is advertising a job opportunity. The text is on a purple background. The text says: Get out get active (GOGA) Tayside programme administrator. Deadline: 9am on Friday 22nd November 2024

New Job: Get Out Get Active (GOGA) Tayside Programme Administrator

Salary: £24,000

Hours: 37.5 hours per week

Closing date:  9am on Friday 22 November 2024

Interviews: Friday 29 November 2024 (Time TBC)


Are you a dynamic and enthusiastic team player who has a passion for inclusion? 

Scottish Disability Sport (SDS), in partnership with NHS Tayside and the Tayside Charitable Foundation is seeking to appoint a Get Out Get Active (GOGA) Tayside Programme Administrator to support disabled and non-disabled people to take part in fun and inclusive physical activity across Tayside.

The post holder will work in partnership with local partners to develop and deliver physical activity opportunities.  

The successful candidate will have understanding and experience of administrative processes and procedures as well as being organised, IT literate and self-motivated with excellent communication, prioritisation and time management skills. Experience and knowledge of marketing, communications, website management and social media will also be required.

This post will be Dundee office/home based and will be line managed by the GOGA Tayside Programme Manager. Full time, part-time and flexible hours options will be considered for discussion with the successful candidate.  SDS will also consider employment or secondment arrangements with agreement from current employer.

For a full job description, candidate specification and application form, see our website: www.scottishdisabilitysport.com or apply online using the links below:

 

 

If you would like more information on the post, please contact Iona McKay, GOGA Programme Manager on 07971 641208, or at iona.mckay@nhs.scot.

 

Scottish Disability Sport is an equal opportunities employer, and our recruitment, selection and assessment process is based entirely on values, skills and competencies required of the specific roles.

Sport Toolkits: Supporting Vision Impaired Communities to Move More – 10th January

Tuesday 10 January

 

Sport Toolkits: Supporting VI communities to Move More, 1pm to 2pm

British Blind Sport and RNIB have released two toolkits for sight loss organisations and local sports club providers to support blind and partially sighted people to be more active. In this session, you will hear about the toolkit from British Blind Sport and how to work in partnership with local sports providers.

See Sport Differently aims to challenge perceptions and demonstrate that blind and partially sighted people can get involved with sport and physical activity. The new toolkits aim to provide sight loss organisations and sports clubs with the resources they need to encourage and support blind and partially sighted people to increase their levels of physical activity, ensuring that they can take part in activities, achieve their goals and experience the benefits of physical activity.

For more information about toolkits  please visit the Visionary Website (opens new window).