LHC Procurement Group
Charities Liaison Coordinator

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Are you highly organised, collaborative and motivated by work that supports people and communities? LHCPG is looking for a Charities Liaison Coordinator to support our partner charities, Lifting Lives and Lintel Trust.
This is a varied role where you will help keep charity operations running smoothly, supporting governance, grant administration, reporting, events and stakeholder engagement.
About the Role
As Charities Liaison Coordinator, you will provide practical administrative and coordination support across both charities. This could include helping prepare trustee meeting papers, supporting grant processes, maintaining accurate records and helping colleagues capture the impact of charity activity.
You will also be a key point of contact for charity-related enquiries and support the coordination of communications, events, fundraising activity and community benefit programmes.
This part-time role is home-based and works 20 hours per week, with occasional travel for board meetings. We would ideally welcome applicants based within an hour’s commute of Livingston, although candidates within a similar distance of Uxbridge will also be considered.
What You’ll Be Doing
- Support trustee and committee meetings, including agendas, papers, minutes and action tracking
- Coordinate Small Grants Fund processes, including applications, monitoring, reporting and grant documentation
- Maintain accurate charity, applicant and programme records
- Support impact reporting by working with Social Value Advisors and other colleagues
- Respond to charity-related enquiries and signpost applicants and stakeholders where needed
- Support charity communications, events, fundraising activity and community benefit programmes
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We’re looking for someone who is organised, detail-focused and comfortable working with a range of people. You may have built your experience in a charity, fundraising, administration, governance, project coordination or similar role. What matters most is your ability to manage a varied workload, keep accurate records, communicate clearly and support colleagues and stakeholders with care and confidence.
You do not need to meet every possible area of experience to apply. If you enjoy bringing structure to busy processes, are confident using IT systems and want to contribute to work that creates social value, we’d welcome your application.
Why Join Us?
At LHCPG, the work we do has real impact. We’re a purpose-driven, not-for-profit organisation that helps improve lives and places across communities in the UK. In return, you’ll be part of a supportive and inclusive culture, with opportunities to build your knowledge, develop your skills and access benefits designed to support your wellbeing inside and outside of work.


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Some of the benefits you’ll enjoy include:
- Salary of £15,221 per annum (this is the actual part-time salary based on £27,675 FTE)
- Generous employer pension contribution
- 29 days holiday, plus bank holidays (pro rata)
- An extra day off for your birthday
- 1.5 days of volunteering leave per year
- Monthly wellbeing allowance
After successful completion of probation:
- Private medical cover and health cash plan
- Enhanced family leave benefits
- Retail discounts and additional lifestyle benefits
Key Dates:
- First-stage virtual interviews: TBC, subject to suitable applications received
- Final-stage in-person interviews: w/c 23rd October 2026
- Interviews will be held in either Uxbridge or Livingston, with the location confirmed nearer the time
- Required start date: as soon as possible
It is encouraged that all candidates submit a cover letter to support their application. Please note that we reserve the right to close this job posting before the application deadline if suitable candidates are identified.
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