UP - The Adult Cerebral Palsy Movement
Co-Facilitator, Transition Programme

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Help a young person with cerebral palsy take the next step into adulthood.
UP – The Adult Cerebral Palsy Movement has secured National Lottery funding to pilot a brand new UK transition programme, supporting young people with cerebral palsy, and their parents and carers, as they move into adult life. We're building it from the ground up, and we want a Co-Facilitator to help us shape it.
What you'll do
- Co-facilitate weekly online evening sessions (5-7pm) alongside our Lead Facilitator, Clinical Psychologist and CEO.
- Help participants feel welcome, confident and heard.
- Take part in planning, reflection and evaluation as we test and refine the model.
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Who we're after
- No facilitation experience needed, full training, mentoring and clinical supervision are provided.
- We're looking for someone empathetic, organised and genuinely interested in supporting young adults with cerebral palsy and their families.
- Lived experience of cerebral palsy is especially welcome.
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- Hands-on training from a Clinical Psychologist.
- A front-row seat in building a new service from scratch.
- Real experience of co-production, evaluation and working inside a national disability charity.
The details
- Part-time, pilot role.
- Cycle One: Sept/Oct 2026 – Jan 2027, with the chance to continue into Cycle Two: Feb – Apr 2027.
The pay
- £18 per hour, typically 4/5 hours per week
Sound like you? Send your CV and a short note on why you're interested to jobs@upmovement.org.uk.
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