If you are a Community or Voluntary organisation based in Mansfield and District we invite you to become a member of CVS.

Please click on the link below to download the membership form, and see the benefits we can offer you.

If you are interested please complete the form and mail it back to us.

Do you want to be part of a dynamic and growing organisation that works to promote the safety and well being of women, children and young people affected by domestic violence and abuse? Nottinghamshire Women's Aid Limited are seeking to recruit a Female Supported Housing WorkerMinimum of 18 hours per week £21,519 to £22,221 per annum pro rata for part time, plus pension contribution.    

Based at the Farr Centre, Chapel Walk, Worksop, you will be able to demonstrate a strong understanding of the impact of domestic abuse on women and their children. As part of a team, you will provide a comprehensive service across Bassetlaw, Newark and Sherwood to families and single women living within the Supported Housing Scheme which is a dispersed accommodation based project.  A full driving licence and use of a car is essential.

Closing Date:      12 noon 19 March 2010                

Interviews:           1 April 2010

Applications are open to women only under section 7 (2) (d) of the Sex Discrimination Act 1975.
Nottinghamshire Women’s Aid Ltd is striving to be an equal opportunities employer and encourages applicants from BME, lesbian or bisexual backgrounds.

Application packs can be obtained by either email: recruitment@nottswa.org or in writing, enclosing an A5 first class (39p) stamped self addressed envelope to:Nottinghamshire Women’s Aid Ltd  Recruitment, (please insert the name of the job application pack you require here)The Farr Centre, Chapel Walk, Westgate,Worksop, S80 1LR     CV’s will not be accepted.    

Charity Number 513843

Small grants can be applied for by registered charities working for the benefit of all older people or survivors of domestic abuse to improve their housing needs and address financial exclusion.  

The Nationwide Foundation’s Small Grants Programme makes grants every two months.  Grants of up to £5,000 are available to registered charities with incomes of under £500,000.   

Our application process is very simple and we pride ourselves on processing grants quickly. 

If you would like to apply for funding and find out more about our criteria, you should visit www.nationwidefoundation.org.uk or email enquiries@nationwidefoundation.org.uk

Sessional Music Technology Tutor 

Take 1 deliver a range of training opportunities to both young people aged 14-19 and unemployed adults.  We are currently looking for a sessional Music Technology tutor to add to our team. 

The role of the sessional Tutor will be to deliver a range of music technology workshops and programmes, both accredited and un-accredited. We would welcome creative ideas that will engage and progress our learners. You will need experience in developing and delivering learning activities to socially excluded groups and hold a teaching qualification and membership of the Institute for Learning. You will also need to be experienced in using Apple Mac computers and associated software, as well as have a working knowledge of Reason and Logic.  You will also need to have experience of working recording studio equipment and some knowledge of PA and DJ set-ups. 

If you have enjoyed the flexibility and excitement of working in a community setting in the past then we would love to hear from you. 

Applicants need to complete the Take 1 Studios application form and be available to start June 2010. 

Closing date is the 30^th April. 

Hours: Sessional hours vary from between 2 and 10 hours per week

Hourly wage: £10-£15 per hour

Location:  The Tutor will be based in Nottingham City but may be required to travel across Nottingham.

January 2010