Criminal Justice Project Administrator

Criminal Justice Project Administrator - Turn Around Project

• Location:Derby City
• Hours:12 per week (Permanent)
• Salary:£13.45 per hour (dependent on experience)

To provide a comprehensive and flexible administration support service operating within the Turn Around Project which aims to reduce re-offending among women residing in Derby City and Derbyshire (currently Chesterfield, Swadlincote and Buxton but subject to change).

Working with our partners in HMPPS, you will provide administration support that meets the needs of women involved in the Criminal Justice System, both in community and custody. You will provide administrative support to the staff that deliver & facilitate interventions specifically in relation to accommodation, mental health, education, training & employment, drug & alcohol abuse, finance, benefits & debt and around relationships, which may contribute to the women’s social exclusion and / or offending behaviour.

You will have the ability to work on your own initiative. Experience in a similar role is desirable along with Educated to NVQ L3 in Business Administration. Good organisational and IT skills are key as is being able to work under pressure. Experience of Excel, Word is essential.

An Enhanced DBS and Vetting check will be required.

Ref: CJPA

Schedule 9, Paragraph 1 of the Equality Act 2010 applies. 

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Closing Date: 04 March 2026 at 12:00Noon

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