Community Development Officer

Tenants have a right to say how their homes are managed and maintained. As a Community Development Officer, you will listen and respond to tenant and community needs. You will work with them to create and deliver projects that have a positive impact.

Your job is likely to include:

  • Working in partnership with tenants, resident and local community organisations to identify issues and solutions

  • Developing community projects that promote active citizen participation amongst people of all ages

  • Consultation and engagement, networking, project management and capacity building

  • Working with other agencies

  • Regular meetings with local organisations and community members to build relationships and progress projects.

Community and youth development qualifications are relevant for this role.

Cassiltoun HA’s Paddy McKenna on what she finds so rewarding about working in community development

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Make a positive difference to people’s lives

Enjoy real job satisfaction

Thrive in a career where personal qualities and experience often count for more than academic qualifications

Shape your future with clear career progression and promotion prospects

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