BACKGROUND
\nGivin’ it Laldie is a successful and developing Community Music project based in Gorbals in Glasgow. We are a Scottish Charitable Incorporated Organisation, SCO43406. Our patron is Ricky Ross, lead singer of the Scottish band Deacon Blue. Gorbals is a rapidly changing area on the south bank of the River Clyde, containing a wide mixture of housing stock, housing both old and new residents and a number of asylum seekers and refugees, and including some areas of multiple deprivation. The area is part of the City Council’s \u201cThriving Places\u201d project, focusing on partnership working to plan, resource and deliver services together with local communities.<\/p>\n
THE POST
\nWe are seeking an enthusiastic and committed Project Manager to continue the work of directing and leading Givin\u2019 it Laldie.<\/p>\n
The post is part-time (3 days a week), based in Gorbals Parish Church of Scotland building, 1 Errol Gardens, Glasgow G5 0RA. The post is on the NJC PO2 pay scale \u00a330,178 – \u00a332,778, pro rata; starting salary will depend on the experience of the person appointed. The post includes a pension contribution. Some evening and weekend work is required. The Project Leader is responsible to the Board of Trustees, and is line-managed by a member of the Board.<\/p>\n
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The deadline for applications is Friday 16th February, 5pm. Please direct enquiries to Aimee Toshney, Project Leader by phone or email: 07728 323636 \/ givin.it.laldie@gmail.com.<\/p>\n
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