The Young Women’s Film Academy (YWFA) is unique in being the only dedicated film academy for young women in the UK, and is based in Newcastle. The YWFA includes both short-term outreach film projects working with young women in communities across the North East, as well as an on-going Saturday Club enabling young women aged 12 years and over the opportunity to be introduced and eventually well-skilled in filmmaking. The films produced are then used to highlight issues of oppression or difficulty to other young women in the region.

A Way Out is looking to recruit to a Family Intervention Co-ordinator – Liberty (women with complex needs)– part time (22.5 hrs pw), £21,312 pro rata.

Aspire is recruiting a Data, Evaluation and Social Impact Lead Officer – National Lottery Community Fund (16 hours/week) Funded till September 2021, salary range £22 – 26k per annum (pro-rata). This part-time position will be responsible for leading the planning, monitoring and evaluation of our Supporting Sisters’ Programme to demonstrate the outcomes, social impact and learning of this important work.

Aspire is recruiting a Marketing, Media and Communications Officer – National Lottery Community Fund: 10 hours per week, salary range £18 – 22k per annum (pro-rata). This part-time position will be responsible for producing and implementing a marketing, communication and public relation strategy primarily for The Supporting Sisters’ Programme, undertaking similar tasks in other areas of Aspire’s work as appropriate.

Surviving Economic Abuse is recruiting a Privately Owned Housing (POH) Advocate. Full-time (37.5 hours a week) on a 12-month fixed contract. The position may be extended in the future subject to funding. The position is home-based and involves travel to London, Cambridgeshire and a North of England site. SEA is offering a salary of £28-30,000 and membership of a pension scheme with a contribution of 2 per cent. The deadline for applications is 22 February.