Charity registered in Scotland SC006326
Are you passionate about making a difference in the lives of young people? Do you want to inspire the next generation to foster compassion, social justice, and faith in action? The Society of St Vincent de Paul (Scotland) is looking for a dynamic and enthusiastic Youth Development Co-ordinator to join our team and help drive our mission forward!
About Us
The Society of St Vincent de Paul (SSVP) is a global Catholic lay organisation dedicated to helping those in need through love, compassion, and understanding. Our mission goes beyond relieving immediate need; we work towards addressing the root causes of injustice. Our youth work includes initiatives like Mini Vinnies, Junior Vinnies, Senior Vinnies, and SSVP 1833, engaging young people from primary school to university.
About the Role
As the Youth Development Co-ordinator, you will:
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Join SSVP Scotland in Making a Difference
The Society of St Vincent de Paul (Scotland) (SSVP Scotland) is a dynamic, international organisation of Catholic lay people dedicated to helping those in need through compassionate, person-to-person support. Rooted in the Christian values of love, empathy, and justice, we extend a hand to anyone in need, regardless of their creed, colour, or beliefs.
As part of our mission, we seek to not only alleviate immediate needs but to address the root causes of injustice that create them. Working ecumenically and collaboratively with other organisations, we invite you to bring your talents, energy, and commitment to this important work.
Your Role as Finance and Administration Manager
Based in our National Office in Glasgow City Centre, you’ll oversee the financial and administrative activities that keep our mission thriving. As a key contact for local conferences and Diocesan Councils across Scotland, you’ll ensure they have the support they need to continue transforming lives.
What We Offer
Key Responsibilities
In this role, you’ll handle a mix of financial, administrative, and training duties:
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What You’ll Bring
You’re not just an administrator—you’re a mission-driven professional who thrives on creating systems that help others succeed. You’re detail-oriented, adaptable, and ready to make a tangible difference in communities across Scotland.
Additional Information
This role requires occasional travel across Scotland. A PVG (Protecting Vulnerable Groups) check will be conducted.