Parenting and Group Work Coordinator

Closing Date: 20/08/2026

Post Number: 7932

Category


Education Support

Contract Type


Permanent

Salary


£32,835.90

Location


Trowbridge, Wiltshire.

Role Summary & Benefits


As one of our Parenting and Group Work Coordinators, you will work in partnership to manage a team of Parenting and Group Work Practitioners across Wiltshire operating in Family Hubs and community buildings. You will oversee the development and delivery of group programmes that support parents, carers, children, and young people to achieve positive and sustainable outcomes.

Working collaboratively with families, colleagues, schools, early years settings, community organisations, and multi-agency partners, you will ensure that support is accessible, responsive, and aligned with local needs.

 

Key Responsibilities


  • Lead, support, and manage Parenting and Group Work Practitioners across the Family Hub area.
  • Coordinate and oversee the delivery of parenting programmes and group-based interventions that improve outcomes for children, young people, and families.
  • Act as a Designated Safeguarding Person following Spurgeon’s policies and procedures.
  • Build and maintain effective partnerships with schools, early years settings, health services, and community organisations.
  • Ensure a joined-up approach to family support by working closely with multi-agency partners.
  • Identify local needs and coordinate services that are responsive to the communities you support.
  • Promote participation and engagement, ensuring families can access high-quality support within their local area.
  • Monitor and evaluate programme delivery to drive continuous improvement and demonstrate impact.
  You will be a confident leader with experience of working with families, children, and young people in a community, education, or family support setting. You will have excellent partnership-building skills and a passion for helping families achieve positive change. You will be experienced in managing disclosures, referring cases to local authorities, ensuring staff compliance with safeguarding policies, and keeping secure, confidential records. You will be someone who can:
  • Inspire and lead a team to deliver exceptional services.
  • Build strong relationships with a wide range of stakeholders.
  • Coordinate and manage multiple programmes and activities effectively.
  • Champion the needs of families and communities.
  • Work collaboratively to achieve shared outcomes.

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