GET OUT GET ACTIVE - YOUNG PEOPLE ACTIVATOR POST                                                        





Disability Sport Wales, in partnership with Pembrokeshire County Council and the Spirit of 2012 Trust, is seeking a dynamic individual to help transform the lives of young (disabled) people in Pembrokeshire by helping them to become more active and involved in physical recreation  

Salary:  £12,880 plus pension
Employment Type: Part Time 21 hours per week (£23,000 pa FTE)


The Company:
Disability Sport Wales is the lead organisation for disability sport in Wales.  We are committed to supporting the Sector Vision of ‘Uniting a proud sporting Nation’, where every (disabled) person is hooked on sport and physical recreation. Our partner Pembrokeshire County Council already provide sports to disabled people and share our vision to transform lives and does this by creating choice and opportunity through the provision of high quality community provision, education and the provision of inclusive training and learning opportunities. 

 
The Role: The post holder will develop and support disability sport and physical activity opportunities across the County and co-ordinate the Spirit of 2012’s Get Out Get Active programme (GOGA), benefitting some of the most disadvantaged and inactive young people in Pembrokeshire. The project will focus on encouraging more (disabled) young people (YP) to take part in activities (including Outdoor Activities) which will lead to improved health and well-being.
The GOGA programme sees an investment of £4.5 million across the UK to develop, deliver and learn from innovative ways to support inactive people into active recreation. Disability Sport Wales is leading in Wales a uniquely inclusive and dynamic partnership which will see real change in three Welsh Local Authority areas and a further fifteen locations across the UK. Pembrokeshire has been chosen as one of these key localities. 
 

Location:
The post will be located at Pembrokeshire County Council, Haverfordwest, based within the Sport Pembrokeshire offices.                                                                                     
 
Why should you apply for the job?
Be part of a strong, supportive and proactive teamWork for an equitable and diverse employer, with strong professional ethics and valuesOpportunity to transform lives and support the delivery of inclusive sport and physical recreation within Wales.
Tel:  07918 716316Or visit: www.disabilitysportwales.com
This post is supported by Sport Wales