24.5 hrs per week

Salary £19,427 pro rata plus benefits

The Training and Development Worker is an exciting and rewarding role that will lead on coordinating training delivery, and the development of the training framework for Answer Cancer, the Greater Manchester Cancer Screening Engagement Programme.  You will deliver training to a range of stakeholders.  You will provide overall training coordination and support across the different Answer Cancer workstreams and support capacity and capability amongst other staff and stakeholders (especially Answer Cancer Champions) to take part in the Programme and to deliver local training. This Job Description outlines the expected work priorities and responsibilities. Supervision and peer support will be available to assist the successful candidate to fulfil this role. More…

The Greater Manchester Cancer Screening and Engagement Programme is running a series of Stakeholder Events in June.

This new programme has been commissioned by Greater Manchester Health and Social Care Partnership. Its aim is to deliver a community sector-led approach to improve the uptake of cancer screening programmes and reduce the incidence of cancers.  It will achieve this by engaging, mobilising and working with local communities.   As part of this work, we are inviting local stakeholders to attend sessions that are relevant to their role and interests.

The event themes are as follows:

More…

Volunteers of the Salford Healthy communities project have met with the Salford Star to discuss the end of their project. Read the full article here

The Change Champions Programme is part of the North East Lincolnshire Building Choice and Releasing Community Capacity Programme and is designed to provide staff and the community, protected space to work through the development of new services to address lack of provision in some much challenged communities. More…

Work commenced this week on the Salford Health Gain – Behaviour Change Programme which is an innovative and transformational programme of skilling up front line staff in brief advice and brief interventions.  In areas such as Salford where there are multiple challenges for health and wellbeing a multi-agency approach is the only way to make an impact.  More…

In line with our continuous quality improvement ethos the team at Uni have been working for the past 18 months to ensure that our systems comply to international quality standards.  This was finally recognised, following an independent assessment by ISOQAR one of the leading quality standards organisations.  More…