Volunteer
Volunteering is a great way of building your skills, confidence and moving forward with your ambitions. We have a number of opportunities from admin support to presenting radio shows, supporting events to helping with community meals. We provide full training and ongoing support in the role, and can be very flexible around your needs and availability.
For any more information about volunteering with us, email info@futureprojects.org.uk or review the volunteer vacancies below.
We are currently looking for volunteers for the following roles:
To apply, please download and complete the Volunteer Application Form and send to info@futureprojects.org.uk
Trustees & Governors
Charity Trustees are responsible for the effective governance and management of the charity in line with its charitable aims and legal requirements. Being a Trustees offers valuable leadership skills, training and development opportunities, but perhaps most importantly, it offers the chance to contribute to a cause that matters most to you.
We are currently looking for Trustees with lived experience of services such as ours. To find out more, get in touch with info@futureprojects.org.uk.
To learn more about becoming a Governor at Future Education, please access the Governor Application Pack here.
Feature on Future Radio
You could volunteer with Future Radio as a presenter, help with producing, or support our admin team. And if you’ve got something to say about a local organisation, event, or cause, we’re here to help get your message out there. Get in touch with the radio team at info@futureradio.co.uk.
If you want to speak to the team about advertising your business, get in touch with Lou at advertising@futureradio.co.uk
Vacancies
See below for current vacancies. We often have new opportunities available, but if there are none listed at the minute feel free to get in touch with info@futureprojects.org.uk and ask to be notified when we next post an opportunity that might be suitable for your skills and experience.
Money Matters Project Coordinator
Status: Three-Year Fixed Term, until 30th September 2027, with extension subject to funding
Hours: Part-time (25 hours per week) – subject to Four Day Week following probation period (see below).
Salary: £19,658 (FTE of £26,500)
Application Deadline: Monday 14th October
Interview Date: Expected Week Commencing 21st October
We are seeking a dedicated Money Matters Project Coordinator to lead our “Money Matters: Future Resilience” initiative, aimed at enhancing financial resilience among disadvantaged communities in Norwich. The role holder will be responsible for managing the Money Matters project, overseeing a debt-repayment match-funding programme, and providing direct financial support to families at risk of debt. The MMC will also contribute to project evaluation, ensuring its success and sustainability, while working closely with the team on community outreach efforts.
Four Day Week: Future Projects is committed to providing the best working environment for its staff. As such, the charity is currently trialing the 100:80:100 model of the 4-day working week, in which participating staff deliver 100% of their output in 80% of their contracted hours, and are paid 100% of their salary; providing staff with a de-facto 4-day working week. Should the trial be made permanent, the role holder will qualify to opt-in to the Four Day Week, following successful completion of their 6-month probation period.
To apply: Please download and carefully review the Job Description and submit completed Application Forms to info@futureprojects.org.uk
Please note that CV applications will not be accepted.
Support Worker
Status: Permanent, subject to funding
Hours: Part-time (20 hours per week) – subject to Four Day Week following probation period (see below).
Salary: £12,952 (FTE of £23,961)
Application Deadline: 30th October 24 – with potential for deadline to be brought forward subject to applications received
Interview Date: T.B.D.
As a Support Worker at our Baseline community support center in Norwich, you’ll play a vital role in delivering hands-on, flexible support to local residents. Working closely with our dedicated team and local agencies, you’ll assess individual needs, develop personalised support plans, and provide specialist advice on welfare benefits and related areas such as housing, health, employment, and finance.
Four Day Week: Future Projects is committed to providing the best working environment for its staff. As such, the charity is currently trialing the 100:80:100 model of the 4-day working week, in which participating staff deliver 100% of their output in 80% of their contracted hours, and are paid 100% of their salary; providing staff with a de-facto 4-day working week. Should the trial be made permanent, the role holder will qualify to opt-in to the Four Day Week, following successful completion of their 6-month probation period.
To apply: Please download and carefully review the Job Description and submit completed Application Forms to info@futureprojects.org.uk
Please note that CV applications will not be accepted.
Community Fundraiser
Status: Initial 12-month contract term, with extension subject to achieving fundraising targets
Hours: Part-time (25 hours per week) – subject to Four Day Week following probation period (see below).
Salary: £16,554 (FTE of £24,500)
Application Deadline: Monday 7th October
Interview Date: Expected week commencing 14th October
Future Radio is seeking an enthusiastic and experienced Community Fundraiser to lead its fundraising efforts and support the station’s long-term sustainability. In this role, you will take ownership of community fundraising activities, developing and delivering successful events, and building relationships with individual and corporate donors. You will coordinate a team of fundraising volunteers, manage donor communications, and ensure the station meets its income targets through creative and engaging initiatives. If you are passionate about community engagement and have a talent for building financial support, this is a fantastic opportunity to be part of a dynamic and dedicated team at Future Radio.
Four Day Week: Future Projects is committed to providing the best working environment for its staff. As such, the charity is currently trialing the 100:80:100 model of the 4-day working week, in which participating staff deliver 100% of their output in 80% of their contracted hours, and are paid 100% of their salary; providing staff with a de-facto 4-day working week. Should the trial be made permanent, the role holder will qualify to opt-in to the Four Day Week, following successful completion of their 6-month probation period.
To apply: Please download and carefully review the Job Description and submit completed Application Forms to info@futureprojects.org.uk
Please note that CV applications will not be accepted.
Trainee Employment Development Worker
Status: Fixed term – to 31st March 2025
Hours: Part-time (16hrs per week)
Salary: £10,161 (FTE of £23,498)
Application Deadline: Monday 7th October
Interview Date: Expected Week Commencing 14th October
We are seeking a passionate Trainee Employment Development Worker to join our Brighter Futures Project, supporting individuals who face significant barriers to employment. In this entry-level role, you will engage directly with underserved communities to create tailored pathways into education, training, and employment. The EDW Trainee will lead grassroots outreach efforts, bringing lived experience to the table and shaping the way we provide support.
This role is designed to offer hands-on training and development, making it an ideal stepping stone for those looking to start a career in support work. You will work closely with participants, helping them overcome challenges, building trust, and empowering them to achieve meaningful, long-term employment outcomes.
To apply: Please download and carefully review the Job Description and submit completed Application Forms to s.caston@futureprojects.org.uk
Please note that CV applications will not be accepted.