Policy and Public Affairs Manager (mat cover)

The NSPCC exists to prevent cruelty to children. We are recruiting a Policy and Public Affairs Manager to help us shape law, policy and practice to ensure that children in the UK can grow up free from abuse. This is a key role in a high-performing team. The successful candidate will be responsible for areas of the NSPCC’s policy and public affairs work related to children’s social care and child protection.

Managing members of the team and working closely with senior leaders, the post holder will produce high quality policy calls, devise and deliver effective influencing strategies, strengthen our relationships with policymakers, and make a significant contribution to keeping children safe. They will be an excellent communicator and a skilled policy specialist with a strong track record in achieving change.

You will join an inclusive, supportive and empowering team at a well-established charity that sets high standards for improving the lives of children and young people. You will benefit from generous annual leave, pension and life assurance schemes, as well as an employee benefits and assistance programme.

Please follow the link to view this role: https://join-us.nspcc.org.uk/jobs/vacancy/6069/description 

Policy and Public Affairs Assistant

The NSPCC exists to prevent cruelty to children. We are recruiting a Policy and Public Affairs Assistant to support our work to influence legislative and policy change in England and the UK, ensuring that children can grow up free from abuse and neglect.

The successful candidate will work in the Policy and Public Affairs Team on policy research, parliamentary monitoring, communicating policy positions, and managing relationships with political stakeholders. They will be a motivated team player who is passionate about taking a stand for children.

You will have opportunities to learn and grow while working for a well-established charity that sets high standards for improving the lives of children and young people. You will benefit from generous annual leave, pension and life assurance schemes, as well as an employee benefits and assistance programme.

Please follow the link to view this role: https://join-us.nspcc.org.uk/jobs/vacancy/6067/description 

For more information please contact: vicky.nevin@nspcc.org.uk