Location: Hybrid -Based at home, (Ideally no more than 1.5 hours from Corsham) and attendance on Residential courses, currently in Corsham with visits to hubs across the Southwest/Southeast region.
Salary: Circa £30,000
Responsible to: Lead Regional Co-ordinator
Main purpose of the Role: The Warrior Programme Regional Co-ordinator for the Southern region
Duties:
- Build and maintain relationships with the Valour Recognised Centres, NHS Service, military charities, statutory services, partner organisations and Armed Forces groups (Veterans, Serving and Families) primarily in Southern England
- Conduct presentations as required to raise awareness and understanding of The Warrior Programme to include other military charities, breakfast clubs, units, stations and bases
- Be prepared to attend online weekly/monthly multi-disciplinary team meetings with NHS/VRC partners to identify appropriate attendees for the courses
- Attend meetings or conduct office calls with the VRCs across the region as necessary
- Upload information to the Customer Relations Management (CRM) and NHS/VRC equivalent and conduct the necessary Risk Assessments, administration and briefings to ensure participants (Veterans, serving and families) are Ready and Suitable prior to attending the course.
- Maintain contact and nurture the participant so that they arrive at the course well prepared and motivated to attend
- Attend Residential programmes – Mon pm – Thu Fri am (inclusive staying on site with the team) and work with the team to ensure all Warriors receive a first-class experience on the residential Foundation Course
- Sign post/refer Warriors to appropriate support to continue personal development where appropriate
- Manage safeguarding concerns and raise to designated safeguarding lead (DSL) as necessary
- Liaise with the Post Course Co-ordinators and partners to ensure referrals are supported and guided throughout the 12-month programme and maintain consistent progress towards goals
- Attend and host online courses, pre- and post-course workshops as required
- Collect, write and present required data and management information to the Director Operations/Senior Management Team as required
- Any other duties related to the post as designated by the Director or Trustee
The closing date for applications is Friday 1 May 2026 with interviews commencing the following week. Successful candidates will then be invited to visit us on a residential programme19-21 May.
Ideally, we would wish for the successful applicant to start as soon as possible.
To apply please send your CV and covering letter to: info@warriorprogramme.org.uk
The Warrior Programme strives to be an equal opportunities employer and welcomes applications from all sections of the community. We particularly welcome applications from ex-Service personnel. Appointments are subject to an enhanced DBS check.
Please contact John Cummings, Director of Operations on john.cummings@warriorprogramme.org.uk to arrange an informal discussion.
