Charity registered in Scotland SC009828
Wellbeing & RESPECT Coordinator
- Part time
- £28,000 – £30,000 pro-rata
- Hybrid: Scotland-wide (hybrid working at Ingliston office and at home. Travel in Scotland required)
- Closing 29th May 2026
RSABI provides emotional, financial, and practical support to people in the Scottish agricultural community.
The Scottish Association of Young Farmers Clubs (SAYFC) represents over 3,500 young people across Scotland, creating opportunities for personal development, leadership, skills building, and community support.
RSABI and SAYFC are collaborating to expand and deepen the impact of the RESPECT campaign and the #AreEweOkay? wellbeing campaign across Scotland’s young farming network.
Role Purpose
The Wellbeing and RESPECT Coordinator will lead the delivery and activation of the RESPECT and #AreEweOkay? campaigns/initiatives across the Young Farmers network.
This role will include inspiring, supporting, and equipping over 70 SAYFC RESPECT Ambassadors throughout Scotland, promoting messages around:
• Mental health awareness and suicide prevention
• Alcohol and drug awareness
• Respecting others across gender, sexual orientation, and neurodiversity
• Creating safer, kinder, and more inclusive rural communities
The role requires significant collaboration, excellent communication skills, and a passion for improving the wellbeing of young people in agriculture.
Volunteer Coordinator
- Part time
- £33,000 pro-rata
- Remote: Home-based with some requirement to be in our office
- Closing 5th June 2026
About RSABI
RSABI provides practical, emotional and financial support to people involved in Scottish agriculture. Our mission is to work steadfastly at the heart of Scottish agriculture to improve the lives of people in farming and crofting and our services are friendly, professional and confidential.
Role Purpose
The Volunteer Coordinator will lead the recruitment, management and support of RSABI’s nationwide volunteer network. The postholder will work with volunteers of diverse ages, backgrounds and skills, ensuring they receive appropriate training, safeguarding support and regular communication.
A key part of the role is coordinating RSABI’s Plough On initiative, which brings older members of the farming community together to build friendships, reduce isolation and connect through shared interests.
This is an exciting and rewarding role for someone passionate about community engagement, wellbeing, and Scotland’s agricultural sector.