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Community & Stakeholder
Project & Fundraising Manager
Reports to: Chief Executive
£36,000 - £40,000 (FTE Contract)
Flexible Hours
Flexible
Hybrid
Location: Hybrid - Home based and The Motherhood Group office in Lambeth Town Hall, London
An exciting and diverse role has arisen and we are looking for a dedicated, confident and experienced Project and Fundraising Manager to join our expanding team.
The Motherhood Group, a Black-led social enterprise improving maternal mental health, is seeking a passionate and experienced Project and Fundraising Manager to join our team. Our programs provide support to Black women during pregnancy, childbirth, and early parenthood. We influence policies, practices, and provide training for NHS professionals to improve healthcare for Black women.
Responsibilities
As Project and Fundraising Manager, you will be responsible for securing and managing both projects and funding to support our programs. This is an exciting opportunity to shape the fundraising strategy of a growing organisation committed to uplifting marginalised communities.
You will also be responsible for overseeing key initiatives and programs from conception to completion across our core service areas. This includes managing peer support groups, referral services, commissioned projects, focus groups, workshops, training, and events. You will develop project plans and manage budgets, timelines, staffing, volunteers, and other resources to ensure the successful execution of projects and programs.
This is an impactful opportunity to shape initiatives that provide peer support, education, advocacy and community engagement to improve the Black maternal experience. Your work will directly uplift marginalized communities through The Motherhood Group's variety of programs and services including:
- Research and identify new funding prospects including trusts, foundations, individual donors - Write and submit high quality grant and funding applications - Develop and steward relationships with donors and funding partners - Track metrics and report on the success and impact of fundraising initiatives
Requirements
- 3-5 years fundraising experience, ideally in the nonprofit sector - Demonstrated success securing grants and developing donor relationships - Excellent written communication and storytelling skills - Strong project management and organizational abilities - Passion for improving maternal mental health outcomes for Black women
Qualifications
-Bachelor's degree -5+ years experience, fundraising within a charity or higher education environment especially in mental health or maternal health contexts -Fundraising course qualifications or relevant training