Jobs at Suzy Lamplugh Trust

Suzy Lamplugh Trust is a well-respected national charity providing a range of personal safety services including training, consultancy, community projects and public information services. See below for our current vacancies.

Director – Suzy Lamplugh Trust

Circa £48,000
Central London

Suzy Lamplugh Trust is a high profile and well-respected charity working throughout the UK to provide a range of personal safety services including training, consultancy, community projects and public information.

Leading a highly professional and dedicated team, you will build on the excellent work already being undertaken and take us into a new era. We recognise that this will be challenging in the current economic climate, so you will have significant experience of leading an organisation/department of comparable size, preferably in the voluntary sector. Experience of running a social enterprise is also desirable.

You will be able to demonstrate an impressive record of income generation with experience of personally securing funding from a range of sources. We offer a benefits package that includes season ticket loans, personal development loans, flexible working and 34 days annual leave.

To download a PDF version of the application pack, please click here.

To download a Word version of the application pack, please click here.

Closing date: Friday 3 September 2010

First interviews: Week commencing 13 September 2010

Final interviews: Week commencing 20 September 2010

Volunteer – National Stalking Helpline

Our partner organisation National Stalking Helpline is looking for a volunteer, please see below for more details:

Stalking and harassment affects approximately two million people in the UK every year. The National Stalking Helpline works to provide advice and information about the law and support services to victims who may not know where else to turn.

We are a new organisation that has already seen a high demand for our services and we are looking for two dedicated and enthusiastic volunteers to work on the helpline and respond to e-mails providing advice and information.  Personal experience with stalking issues is not essential as full training will be given. The volunteer will be fully supported by experienced staff and attend regular debrief sessions with a supervisor.

Volunteering with the National Stalking Helpline will help volunteers to develop important and desirable workplace skills whilst providing valuable advice and assistance to people who often feel vulnerable and unsupported.

For more information on the job role, please click here.