Newcastle Rugby Foundation are looking for a new member of their team to take the role of Senior Social Inclusion Officer. Are you passionate about making a real difference in young people’s lives? Do you want to use the power of rugby to make a positive difference to young people’s lives? If so, this role is perfect for you. The Foundation make a positive impact across the Nort East delivering a wide range of projects across the region, built upon using the values of rugby as a vehicle to make a positive difference that changes lives for good. As a senior social inclusion officer, you’ll be delivering on our national award-winning HITZ programme. You will lead on planning and delivering high-quality classroom and physical activity sessions, engaging with community partners, and ensuring young people receive the support they need to succeed. You’ll be working with some of the most marginalised young people, helping them break down barriers and build a brighter future. We are looking for a well organised, enthusiastic professional who shares our values in positive energy, up for a challenge, supportive and is above all, caring. Key Responsibilities : To support the social inclusion manager in leading and motivating staff and volunteers on our social inclusion programmes. Plan and deliver high quality enrichment and employability sessions as part of the HITZ & Futures programmes. Support young people with their academic studies, work experience, and life challenges. Support the Social Inclusion Manager to grow and develop our HITZ and Futures inclusion programmes. Build strong relationships with community and corporate partners to promote opportunities for young people Encourage young people’s personal development, helping them develop resilience, confidence, and essential life skills. Develop ‘The Cast’ inclusive volunteering programme. Lead on monitoring and evaluating the impact of our inclusion programmes. What you need to know about Newcastle Rugby Foundation: Newcastle Rugby Foundation are the official charity of Newcastle Falcons and Newcastle Thunder rugby teams. They believe that rugby is more than just a game – it’s a vehicle for positive change. Through various programmes and initiatives, the Foundation inspires the next generation, by boosting well-being, growing skills, raising involvement and building belonging. Every year, they work with over 15,000 people across the North-East and Cumbria, bringing opportunity to some of the region’s most disadvantaged communities. Through their rugby programmes, they activate lasting, positive change, inspiring individuals to reach their full potential both on and off the field. Closing date: Thursday July 17, 2025 (9pm) Interviews taking place w/c July 28 at Kingston Park Stadium.