Vacancies

Sessional Sexual Health Outreach Worker (zero hours contract)

Birmingham LGBT is recruiting Sessional Sexual Health Outreach Workers to work alongside our team of sexual health staff and volunteers working to reduce the incidence of STI infection and poor sexual health, to reduce the late diagnosis of HIV, and to provide a sexual health and wellbeing promotion work that meets the needs of LGBT people in Birmingham and Solihull.

Remuneration: £12.08 per hour

Plus up to 5% matched pension contributions

Working on a sessional basis including evening and weekend work and some travel to sites in Birmingham and Solihull.

Zero hours contract, fixed term to 31st March 2024.

Sexual Health Promotion Worker – African Caribbean and African MSM

Can you make a difference to the sexual health and well-being of African Caribbean and African men who sleep with men?

If so, join our diverse LGBTQ+ community sexual health team in Birmingham.

Birmingham LGBT is seeking to recruit a Sexual Health Promotion Worker for African Caribbean and African men who have sex with men (MSM). The aim of the role is to develop sexual health and well-being promotion work that meets the needs of these communities.

£23,249 (pro rata) and up to 5% matched pension contributions.

Part Time 18.5 hours per week , with some evening and weekend work. 25 days annual leave entitlement (pro-rata).

Fixed term to 31st March 2024.

Rainbow Project Sessional Group Worker

Birmingham LGBT is seeking to recruit two sessional domestic abuse group workers for the Rainbow Project. The Rainbow Project is a new culturally competent group work programme for lesbian, bi and trans women who are survivors of domestic abuse.

Rainbow Project Group Worker

Birmingham LGBT is seeking to recruit a part time domestic abuse Group Worker for the Rainbow Project. The Rainbow Project is a new culturally competent group work programme for lesbian, bi and trans women who are survivors of domestic abuse.

Trans Advisory Group member (volunteer)

The Trans Inclusion Project is currently recruiting members of the trans community to join its voluntary Trans Advisory Group. The purpose of the group is to oversee the Project and ensure it meets the needs of, and listens to the voices of, the trans community.

Successful applicants will be required to attend Trans Advisory Group Meetings, every 2 months on a weekday evening, for 2-3 hours; other meetings may be arranged as and when.