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Programme Lead – Year of the Child

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Sheffield Children's NHS Foundation Trust

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United Kingdom , Sheffield

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47810.00 - 54710.00 GBP / Year
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Job Description:

This role puts you at the heart of our 150th anniversary and Year of the Child programme -- leading work that strengthens partnerships, champions children's health, and delivers real impact across South Yorkshire. You'll coordinate activity across the Trust and partner organisations, ensuring the programme is aligned, well governed, and delivered to a high standard. You'll lead multi-agency workstreams, support policy and advocacy activity, drive innovation initiatives, and ensure children and young people's voices shape every part of the programme -- helping to create a lasting legacy for the future.

Job Responsibility:

  • Programme Coordination, Leadership & Delivery: Lead and coordinate the Trust's 150th anniversary and Year of the Child programme, ensuring all activities are well planned, aligned, and delivered to a high standard
  • Influence & Advocacy: Support policy and advocacy work that strengthens our leadership in children's health and drives positive change across the region
  • Bid & Funding Proposal Development: Develop and support bids, proposals, and investment cases that help secure resources and drive innovation
  • Stakeholder Engagement: Build strong, collaborative relationships across the Trust, South Yorkshire partners, and wider networks to support programme delivery
  • Event Planning & Activity Delivery: Plan, coordinate, and deliver key events and engagement activities that celebrate the Trust's 150-year legacy and amplify the voices of children and young people

Requirements:

  • Educated to degree level, supplemented by postgraduate training/experience and continued professional development, to Master's level or equivalent
  • Project Management Qualification or evidence of training
  • Evidence of continuous professional development
  • Proven experience in project or programme management within a complex organisation
  • Experience of working with multiple stakeholders across organisations, including public, voluntary, and community sectors
  • Experience producing high quality briefings, reports, or analysis for senior audiences
  • Experience of coordinating budgets and resources effectively
  • Awareness of the political landscape affecting children and young people, including national policy drivers, local and regional strategies
  • Strong analytical and problem solving skills, able to identify risks and develop solutions
  • Ability to balance competing interests and perspectives, finding common ground and facilitating consensus across diverse partners
  • Outstanding communication skills, able to present complex information clearly and adapt messages for different audiences
  • Skilled in stakeholder engagement, negotiation, and building collaborative relationships across diverse groups
  • Ability to analyse information, identify implications, and present clear recommendations
  • Ability to travel independently across Sheffield and South Yorkshire
  • Commitment to Sheffield Children's vision of healthier futures for children and young people
  • Passion for amplifying the voice of children and embedding their perspectives in decision making
  • Collaborative, inclusive, and respectful approach to working with colleagues and partners
  • Demonstrates resilience, adaptability, and focus in managing complex programmes
What we offer:
  • Generous annual leave and pension schemes
  • Health and wellbeing programmes
  • Exclusive discounts

Additional Information:

Job Posted:
April 12, 2026

Expiration:
April 12, 2026

Employment Type:
Fulltime
Work Type:
On-site work
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