Spotlight On: The Kids Network

Children are our most valuable resource. They have the ability to bring about positive change in the world and should be inspired, encouraged, and supported in the early stages of life to help them develop into the strong, intelligent, successful individuals they have the potential to be.

And yet not every child gets this support. Despite the numerous challenges they face, from exam pressure and social email addiction to bullying, and gang grooming, many are unheard and overlooked, resulting in stress, depression, anxiety, and anger.

This is where the Kids Network comes in. The charity gives vulnerable young people the chance to pair up with an adult to provide some much-needed one-on-one time, to help build some crucial life skills, at a time in their life when they might be feeling extra pressure at school or home.

If you consider that 50% of mental health problems are established by the age of 14, you’ll see why the Kids Network is such a vital resource.

The Kids Network: Helping Kids Become the G.O.A.T.

The Kids Network is a London-based charity founded in 2016 by Sarah Woodcock.

A volunteer-led mentoring charity, it pairs young adults with children between the ages of eight and eleven to help build confidence and resilience, and improve their wellbeing.

The organisation has gone from strength to strength since its launch. With more than 600 volunteer mentors on board, it’s on track to exceed £900,000 in income. That’s an awful lot of jelly and ice cream right there.

Interested in helping with the fun-draising?

We’re working with the charity to help them fill a number of fundraising roles. So, if making a positive impact on the lives of underprivileged children sounds like your kind of cause, take a look at the vacancies and get in touch today! 

Challenge Events Fundraiser

  • Salary: up to £35k per annum

  • Permanent

  • Full-time/Part-time

  • Hybrid (home-based with trips around London)

Reporting directly to the Head of Income Generation (HoIG), you’ll be looking after the community fundraising and challenge events provision.

The role is perfect for someone with a solid background in challenge events fundraising, who is looking to move into a more strategic position. 

Community & Events Fundraiser

  • Salary: £35-40k

  • Permanent

  • Full time/Part-time

  • Hybrid (working between home and London office)

A new position within the organisation, reporting to the Head of Income Generation, you’ll be responsible for organising fun and engaging community events.This is the perfect role for an ambitious fundraiser with a strong track record of securing income from community fundraising and ‘challenge’ events for a high growth charity. 

Senior Trusts Fundraiser

  • Salary: £40k per annum

  • Permanent

  • Full time

  • Home and flexible working (travel to London required on occasion)

A key role reporting directly to the CEO, nurturing and developing the existing trust's portfolio.

There is scope to explore other funding opportunities, including local authority funding, statutory contracts, cryptocurrency, CILs, and more.

The role will suit an ambitious trust fundraiser with a strong track record of securing income.

Ready to apply?

Do these vacancies make you feel like a kid in a candy shop? Sweet! Give us a call to chat on 020 3750 3111 to discuss the roles further.

 
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