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Charity registered in Scotland SC011012
Down's Syndrome Scotland (DSS) is a parent led charity which was established in 1982. We are the only charity in Scotland dedicated solely to supporting people with Down's syndrome (Ds) and their carers. Our aims are that:
- Children and adults with Ds, their parents and families, receive appropriate and timely information and support through all the ages and stages of their lives.
- Public and professional attitudes to Ds will be more positive and inclusive.
- Children and adults with Ds will be provided with choices and support to enable them to develop and reach their full social, physical and intellectual potential.
Services Administration Assistant
- Part time
- £22,932 pro-rata
- Remote: Home working
- Closing 16th February 2026
Do you have the skills and experience to provide high quality support for our services teams?
Are you enthusiastic, a dynamic problem solver, an effective listener and a good team player?
Are you looking for an exciting new challenge?
If you have answered yes to the above questions, we have a fantastic opportunity within our organisation. Down’s Syndrome Scotland is a member-led charity, established in 1982. We are the only charity in Scotland dedicated solely to supporting people with Down’s syndrome and their families and carers.
We are looking for a committed individual to join our Team. The post holder will be responsible for the day-to-day general administration duties for our front-line service teams to ensure a high-quality service is provided to all those who contact us as well as responding to incoming enquiries via our digital phone system and emails.
For an informal chat regarding this post please contact Jo Hughes, Head of Service Development email: jo@dsscotland.org.uk tel: 07590 047472
Communications Lead
- Part time
- £37,293 pro-rata
- Remote: Remote working, requirement to attend key meetings/events
- Closing 3rd February 2026
About Down's Syndrome Scotland
Down's Syndrome Scotland is the only national charity in Scotland solely dedicated to promoting the value and potential of everyone living with Down's syndrome. Established in 1982, we support people with Down’s syndrome and their families to reach their fullest potential and champion their rights at every stage of life.
With over 1,500 members across Scotland and ten local branches, we campaign for greater acceptance and inclusion of people with Down's syndrome in every aspect of life. Our work has been guided to date by our three-year strategic framework "All to Play For", focusing on our four key programmes for change: Employment, Health, Transitions, and Community Living.
Role Purpose
We are seeking a creative and self-motivated Communications Lead to bring our communications strategy to life across all our digital and print channels. You will be responsible for developing engaging content that celebrates people with Down's syndrome, challenges misconceptions, and drives action to support our movement for change.
This role is crucial in amplifying our voice, growing our reach towards 4,500 Down’s Syndrome Scotland members by 2029, supporting ambitious fundraising goals and maximising our impact in changing perceptions and attitudes. You will work collaboratively with staff, members, and volunteers to tell authentic stories that demonstrate impact and inspire support.