Faith & VAWG Coalition
Business Support Officer

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Company Description
Faith & VAWG Coalition strengthens the violence against women and girls (VAWG) sector by upskilling professionals and equipping faith organizations to better support survivors. The coalition focuses on ensuring that people from faith backgrounds are understood and protected without having to choose between their safety and their beliefs. By promoting faith literacy across services, it helps organizations deliver holistic care from the first point of contact. The coalition works collaboratively across the sector to embed inclusive, trauma-informed, and faith-aware responses for survivors.
Role Description
The Business Support Officer is a hybrid role based in Greater London, with a mix of office-based and work-from-home days. The role involves providing day-to-day administrative support, including managing diaries, organizing meetings, maintaining records, and coordinating communications across the coalition. The officer will assist with basic finance administration such as processing invoices, tracking expenses, and supporting budget monitoring. Responsibilities also include preparing reports and presentations, supporting data collection and analysis, and responding to queries from partners, stakeholders, and survivors-facing services. The Business Support Officer will work closely with the leadership team to ensure smooth operations, timely project delivery, and effective stakeholder engagement.
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- Strong Administrative Assistance and Diary Management skills to support scheduling, documentation, and coordination.
- Excellent Communication skills, both written and verbal, for interacting with internal teams and external partners.
- Sound Finance skills for basic bookkeeping, invoice processing, and expense tracking.
- Good Analytical Skills to interpret data, prepare summary reports, and support evidence-based decision-making.
- Proficiency with office software (e.g., Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace) and digital collaboration tools.
- Ability to work in a hybrid environment, managing time effectively across office and home-based work.
- Experience in the charity, social justice, or VAWG sector, or a strong interest in supporting survivors from diverse faith backgrounds.
- Relevant education or training in business administration, social sciences, or a related field is beneficial.
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