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Sydney Group Coordinator

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Organisation : RESULTS International (Australia)

Location : Sydney (Sydney)

Time required : 10-12 hours a week, at times will be demanding, at other times less so.

Duration of project : 12 months or longer

Sector : Community Engagement, Humanitarian, Law, Justice & Human Rights, Overseas Aid & Development, Research / Medical Research, Youth & Young People

About the role

RESULTS is looking for a Group Coordinator to lead action on global justice issues.

You will manage a team of 4-6 volunteers to lead community activity, engage with decision makers, raise awareness on global poverty, and execute creative tactics to win media attention.

 

You’ll join a community of like-minded and passionate people.

Our greatest strength is our volunteers – who are passionate, driven and inspired to create change. We all bring different and unique skills, experiences and quirks to the table and you’ll learn from the role and from the people around you. Together we share the common unshakable belief that we are all equal, that we can work together to change the status quo for the good of all.

 

This is a leadership role, managing 4- 6 volunteers locally. You will work closely with other Group Coordinators in the leadership teams across the country and with partner organisation in the Aid & Development sector, civil society and churches, to coordinate events to engage the public and increase participation.

 

A typical week of a Group Coordinator may look like:

  • Implement campaign actions such as organising MP meetings, project planning and managing roll out of events, and presenting to community groups.
  • Holding weekly Team meetings, setting priorities, fostering a healthy team culture and troubleshoot with the team.
  • Attend fortnightly Group Coordinators Huddles, share learnings and contribute to discussions on team health and expansion strategy.

 

What we’re looking for:

  • Someone passionate about ending poverty, and committed to taking action to build the political will to end poverty.
  • A “people person”, who is excellent at building relationships and who loves to inspire, develop and motivate others. Someone who wants to create a community of like-minded volunteers who work together to create change.
  • Someone with excellent verbal and written communication skills.
  • A logistical mastermind, all about event organisation and time management with great attention to detail.

If:

  • You love creating something that encourages efficiency and ensures high-quality results.
  • You have a creative mindset and are willing to experiment, fail fast and fail often but you pick yourself up and start again with renewed enthusiasm
  • You love solving problems, big and small, and are relentless in getting to solutions.

If any one of the above qualities speaks to you we encourage you to apply!

 

We know our capacity to create change is amplified by diversity. We want to ensure everyone’s individuality can thrive because you’re at your best when you can be yourself. We encourage applicants from a diverse range of genders, cultures, language groups, abilities, and experiences to apply.

 

What you’ll get out of it

  1. Be part of a community of like-minded people committed to creating change.
  2. Build meaningful relationships across the country with volunteers, staff and partner organisations, who will see and be impacted by your work.
  3. Grow expertise in practical skills like running meetings, setting up processes and managing internal communications.
  4. Build your skills in people management and leadership, including recruitment, training and diversity strategy.
  5. Develop deep knowledge in core Campaigns issues such as Australia’s Foreign aid policy (Official Development Assistance)
  6. Get hands-on experience in Australian Parliamentary system by working with MPs and their staffs.
  7. Build key skills in coalition-building. Learning how to form consensus from sector partners and make decision to achieve shared political purpose.

 

Time commitment:

10-12 hours a week, at times will be demanding, at other times less so.

A rough breakdown

  • 3-4 hours/week on Team Meetings include planning, setup and follow up
  • 4- 7 hours/week on Campaign actions: project planning, executing on tactics such as organising MP meetings and running events
  • 2-3 hours/week on checking in with individual Team Members for a healthy team culture and to ensure campaign actions or event planning going according to plan.

 

Apply: http://bit.ly/RESULTS_GrpCoordEOI

About the organisation

Organisation name : RESULTS International (Australia)
Not for Profit : Yes

How to apply

Applications not allowed for this volunteering opportunity.


Please quote in application: Sydney Group Coordinator via Pro Bono Australia.


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