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Company Shop Group

Redistributes surplus stock to reduce waste

Community Wellbeing Practitioner

Community Outreach & ProgramsConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeLiverpool, UK£30k

About the Job

Requirements

  • Lead by example and uphold Company Shop Group values.
  • Be flexible and adaptable to support business needs.
  • Use a solution-focused mindset to identify solutions and opportunities.
  • Demonstrate a desire for continued professional development.
  • Have a sound understanding of and experience in social change objectives and strategies.
  • Be able to deliver effective training and development programmes.
  • Have experience implementing and administering data collection tools.
  • Demonstrate the capacity to work at community level in a multifaceted, integrated team operational environment.
  • Have high-level experience in shared implementation of social programmes with relevant multidisciplinary organisations.
  • Have highly developed communication and interpersonal skills.
  • Be committed to achieving high-quality, innovative results.
  • Work collaboratively, flexibly, and with initiative to fulfil individual and team performance targets.
  • Be a confident presenter and trainer.
  • Be confident using Microsoft Office and Excel.
  • Have well-developed organisational and time-management skills.
  • Have high attention to detail.
  • Be able to coordinate multiple tasks simultaneously and meet deadlines.

Responsibilities

  • Uphold all Health, Safety and Environmental policies and practices.
  • Locally lead and deliver Community Hub Social Impact and Development services, including promoting and supporting communities through development and engagement initiatives.
  • Deliver membership drives to broaden Community Hub’s Social Impact.
  • Deliver in-house training and development programmes.
  • Deliver social programmes with housing providers and organisations in the not-for-profit, social enterprise, public and private sectors, and advance social-impact opportunities that maximise joint-working benefits.
  • Implement and gather data for bespoke projects, formulate them, design projects, set budgets, manage resources and support knowledge transfer alongside the Regional Social Impact & Development Manager.
  • Build understanding within the social sector and Community Shop to develop the social-impact business offer, working with the Social Impact & Development department.
  • Deliver and develop membership practices to ensure service-user access to and promotion of Community Shop.
  • Engage the team within the department and across departments to support cross-functional working relationships.
  • Foster a supportive, high-performing culture through leadership and motivation, making effective use of and developing team skills and capabilities.
  • Keep up to date with information relevant to the department and share it with the team.
  • Drive membership to maximise use of services across Community Store, Hub and Kitchen, with a target of 35 per week.
  • Produce written material to a good standard and communicate effectively with the team about social-programme implementation.
  • Maintain organised electronic and paper filing systems and manage sensitive and confidential information with integrity.

Desired Qualifications

  • Hold a professional qualification in a community or social science discipline.
  • Be aware of current issues affecting community-based work and their potential impact on the profession.
  • Know recent and relevant educational legislation, including related regulations and guidance.
  • Know social science and community development theories and evidence as applied in community-based settings.
  • Hold a full driving licence.

About the Company

Company Shop Group

Redistributes surplus stock to reduce waste

Company Shop Group redistributes surplus stock in the UK to prevent waste. It handles all kinds of surplus items that can be eaten, used, or worn, acting as a distributor that connects surplus from suppliers with buyers such as retailers, wholesalers, or charities. Its product works by sourcing excess inventory, sorting and channeling it to intended buyers to extend product life and reduce disposal. The company differentiates itself by being the UK’s leading, broad-spectrum surplus redistributor across multiple product types and by emphasizing commercial, social, and environmental returns, not just profit. Its goal is to create a world where no surplus product goes to waste, turning unused inventory into value and positive impact.

Company size
201-500
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
United States
Founded
Not listed

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