Cardiff Third Sector Council was set up in 1997 to provide a range of support services and resources to community groups and voluntary organisations, partnerships and networks in Cardiff. Central to our mission is a range of advice and support ranging from governance to finance, volunteering, funding, planning, communication, training, partnership, participation, influencing policy and more.
There are currently no vacancies open at C3SC.
Trustees Needed at C3SC!
Is your group or organisation a member of C3SC? Do you have a passion for the Third Sector in Cardiff? Do you have an interest in supporting communities? Do you want to ‘give something back’ to your local community?
We are a small charity and a company limited by guarantee with ambitious plans for growth, and we are keen to recruit people from our local community – preferably with skills in Communications and Marketing, HR or Fund Raising and experience in the local third sector.
We are looking to broaden the diversity of representation on our board, and we welcome applications from under-represented groups that reflect the diversity of our local community.
The Board is responsible for setting the strategy and policies of C3SC, and Board meetings are held every three months on Thursday evening between 4.30pm and 6.30pm. Board members are offered full induction, along with training and mentoring opportunities.
Please click here for the Job Description – C3SC – Trustee Board Member – Role Description.
If you are interested in joining our board please complete the Trustee Application Form and our Equal Opportunities Monitoring Form (this is one of our means of monitoring whether our communications and opportunities have the broadest reach across our diverse population.) The EO Monitoring form will be kept separately and will not be considered alongside your application. Please send the forms back to recruitment@c3sc.org.uk.
To find out more about joining the Board, please contact us by leaving a message on 07973 725335 or by emailing recruitment@c3sc.org.uk.
C3SC is committed to equality and representing the full diversity of the community.
Community Language Volunteers
We at the Cardiff Volunteer Centre @C3SC want to share information with the diverse communities in Cardiff. Although English is the primary language used in the information we provide, we are conscious that English or Welsh is not everyone’s first or native language. We are aware that a lot of people would prefer to speak, read and communicate in their language of choice.
Tasks could include:
– Translation of written materials
– Help with editing information on digital platforms
– Supporting C3SC with interpreting for members of the community and with sharing information via email, social media, telephone, video conferencing and other digital means
– Attending events, fairs and drop-in sessions to support C3SC in their outreach to local communities.
Digital Communication Volunteer
Cardiff Third Sector Council are looking for a volunteer to help us post on social media and develop our WordPress website. Volunteers will also have an opportunity to promote and curate the Cardiff Community Platform. You will support a friendly team in sharing important information about the third sector to charities, volunteers and the general public.
General duties may include: organising and editing information for sharing, posting on our social media platforms including Twitter, Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn, posting on the WordPress powered website, sourcing copyright free images and depending on your previous website development experience, optimising pages on WordPress and Search Engines.
If you’d like to discuss volunteering with us please email the team at volunteer@c3sc.org.uk or call us at 07973 725690.
External Vacancies
If you are a member of Cardiff Third Sector Council and have any staff vacancies you would like to include here, please email the details to enquiries@c3sc.org.uk
There is a fee of £35 for non-member groups and organisations to advertise on this Vacancies page.
Paid Positions
South Wales Police Student Constable Campaign January 2025 (PA)
South Wales Police
Police Officer
Forcewide
Police Constable
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27/01/2025, 12:00
South Wales Police brings together thousands of people with the same aim – to keep South Wales safe.
We want to be the best at understanding and responding to our community’s needs. To do this we need the very best candidates from a wide range of backgrounds to become part of our policing family.
A career in policing demands skill, compassion, leadership, initiative, and a genuine desire to make a difference to society. We work 24 hours a day, seven days a week, across an area of about 800 square miles from Swansea to Merthyr Tydfil to our capital city, Cardiff. It’s a job but where no two days are the same – and it offers a variety of fulfilling and exciting career.
The role can be challenging, and you will need to be resilient and resourceful, but we are here to support you. You will need to be committed to a journey that requires balancing academic requirements and a new role within a 24/7 policing service. It is a job like no other and we are looking for people with diverse skills and experiences to join our successful team.
Which route will you choose?
- Police Constable Degree Apprenticeship (PCDA)
- Degree Holder Entry Programme (DHEP)
The starting salary for both routes is £29,907. Further information available using the following link here.
To further support anyone who is interested in this role, the Positive Action team will be hosting an upskill session to support with the completion of the online tests, both in Swansea and Cardiff on the evening of the 8th of January 2025.
If you or anyone you know would be interested in attending the upskill session or have any further questions, please let us know by contacting PositiveAction@south-wales.police.uk
Unpaid Positions
Join Family Justice Young People’s Board
We are the Family Justice Young People’s Board (FJYPB). We are a group of over 75 children and young people aged between seven and 25 years old who live across England and Wales. All of our members have either had direct experience of the family justice system or have an interest in children’s rights and the family courts.
Our overall aim is to support the work of the Family Justice Board to deliver improvements to the family justice system so that it provides the best experience and outcomes for children who come into contact with it.
We work hard to help ensure that the work of the Family Justice Board is child-centred and child-inclusive. We do this by participating in all its meetings to enable young people to have a direct say in its work. In doing this we work closely with other young people’s groups and stakeholders within family justice.
Read our Family Justice Young People’s Board terms of reference.
Deadline for all completed applications is 10th January 2025.
