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Finance & Operations Co-ordinator

Karis Neighbour Scheme, Closing date: 8th October 2025

We are looking for someone with a grasp of financial reporting, both in terms of managing budgets and forecasts, and a confidence in interpreting other data such as reporting on our activities and impacts.

18 hours p.w. Part Time Salary: £14, 150.43 pa (£29,087 FTE)

Contract: Initially 12 months fixed term Location: Ladywood, Birmingham

The ideal candidate will also be able to find ways of communicating this information to a range of different audiences in a format that is easily accessible.

The Finance & Operations Co-ordinator is a varied role, ideally suited to someone with previous experience in a financial role, a good eye for figures, a grasp of data analysis and confident with IT, offering an exciting opportunity to be at the heart of our team - utilising your skills to enable us to make a difference for the hundreds of people we’re supporting every week.

The role will also suit someone who is able to be supportive of our wider team, through key functions including payroll, pensions and policy reviews, but also more broadly being part of our supportive core team - working closely with our staff and volunteers to enable them to effectively fulfil their roles.
Karis Neighbour Scheme is a small and responsive charity, working with volunteers to run valued community projects. The projects aim to provide emotional, practical, befriending and advocacy support in a variety of different ways. Karis Neighbour Scheme also delivers a professional Listening and Guidance service, partly commissioned by the NHS.
Please visit our website to find out more about the background and ethos of our organisation. Learn More

Please click the link below to access an application pack:

If you would like to find out more about the role before applying, please contact:
Harry Naylor or Michaela Brookes on 0121 455 752, admin@karisneighbourscheme.org

 Interviews expected w/c 13th October.

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