Volunteer Manager
Location: Corrymeela Centre, Ballycastle. Travel elsewhere may also be required to meet the needs of Corrymeela.
Contract Type: Full time, permanent.
Hours: 37.5 hours per week, flexibility in working hours are required to fulfil the obligations associated with the post.
Salary: £34,693
Introduction
The Corrymeela Community is an Ecumenical Christian Community committed to the work of reconciliation both locally and internationally. In 1965, the Reverend Ray Davey and a group of students from Queens University established a residential centre in Ballycastle where people of all faiths, political opinions and backgrounds could come together.
Corrymeela is a community that draws people together to engage with difference, heal division and support peace reconciliation in Northern Ireland and beyond.
Every year, we welcome thousands of people to our Centre at Ballycastle and into our community-based programmes to explore difference together and discover new ways to live well together. We particularly welcome people who have been marginalised by injustice and inequality, and who have experienced trauma.
Our staff, volunteers and community members are drawn from a wide range of backgrounds and faith traditions, and work together to contribute towards building a more cohesive and hope-filled society for everyone.
Overall Purpose
The Volunteer Manager’s overall purpose is to recruit, train, support and retain a dedicated team of volunteers, acting as a crucial link between the volunteers, staff and members. This role involves ensuring volunteers are well-supported, engaged and able to contribute to the peacebuilding mission and community life of Corrymeela.
A Job Description, Person Specification and the Corrymeela Strategic Plan are available to download below.
To Apply: Contact the Finance Office at Corrymeela requesting an application pack.
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Telephone: 02820762626
Closing Date: Mon 8th June 2026 @ 12 noon