Youth Moves is an award-winning charity that has provided services for young people in South Bristol for nearly 20 years. Despite Bristol's overall appeal, the city grapples with significant disparities in wealth, health, and opportunities. Youth Moves empowers young people by developing their confidence, skills, and abilities, thereby opening doors to future success and well-being.

This leading global organisation consistently delivers exceptional products and services. They operate across multiple sectors, with both well-established and emerging business interests.

The Met Office is the leading authority on weather accuracy and climate prediction. Every day, people and governments across the globe rely on their data to make informed choices. Their work is life-changing, often lifesaving and always life-enhancing. In addition to their indispensable weather and climate forecasting,, the Met Office has received multiple workplace accolades, including being named a ‘Great Place to Work UK 2024’ and recognised as a leader in both tech and women’s workplace culture.

Age UK Plymouth is a well-established and respected charity working with older people & their carers in Plymouth. They offer a range of services to enable & support people to live full & active later lives.

ACH was founded in Bristol in 2008 to provide supported housing to refugees who had recently received their five years leave to remain.

They have grown rapidly, and are approaching a turnover of £10m, and are now offering services far beyond Bristol in cities like Birmingham, Coventry and Wolverhampton. As a result, ACH are now strengthening their board to enhance both capacity and capability.

1625 Independent People (1625ip) supports young people in the South-West who are facing homelessness or leaving care. They offer a lifeline of support, providing safe and stable housing alongside practical and emotional guidance. Through their programs, young people gain the skills they need to build healthy relationships, live independently, and access employment or training. The Charity has been working with young people in the South West for over 40 years. They help approximately 1,600 people aged 16-25 per year, and despite multiple and complex needs, over 80% go on to succeed.

Are you a strategic leader with a passion for driving lasting, positive change in communities across the West of England?

Do you have the vision and experience to lead a passionate team, and help connect local people who want to give money, to local causes they care about?

In light of the upcoming departure of their CEO, Suzanne Rolt, Quartet Community Foundation are looking for a Chief Executive who can build on successes and deliver the organisation’s collective ambition - making the West of England a better place for all.

Since its creation as St. Paul’s Festival back in 1968, St. Paul’s Carnival has grown in size, impact and reputation to become one of the UK’s most inclusive and accessible events. The iconic event promotes the creative spirit of music, art and movement while celebrating African Caribbean culture and traditions.

Paul’s Place enhances life for physically disabled adults and gives people the opportunity to develop new skills, enjoy new experiences and live life to the full. The Charity brings people together through social activities. This combats isolation, improves wellbeing, and opens doors to skill development and new, enriching experiences.

The Workforce Development Trust (WD Trust) is a group of sector specialists with over 50 years of experience supporting workforce development in the UK and internationally. The Trust incorporates Skills for Health, Skills for Justice, SFJ Awards, and People 1st International.

Wesport (West of England Sport Trust) are passionate about about empowering people and communities through physical activity. The Charity supports organisations to improve the delivery of sport and physical activity initiatives in the West of England. The ripple effect of staying active is undeniable. Beyond the well-documented physical and mental benefits, studies link exercise to stronger relationships, academic/workplace success, a more integrated social life, and even reduced crime rates.

Off The Record (OTR) is a mental health social movement - supporting young people in Bristol, South Gloucestershire and North Somerset. Founded in 1965, OTR was one of the first young people’s information, advice and counselling services in the country. The Charity provides essential youth services and specialised mental health support for people aged 11 to 25. They also promote mental health rights and advocate for the social position of young people.

Active Gloucestershire inspires and enables people to improve their lives through physical activity. Physical activity is a key factor to improving wellbeing, and social inequalities can create barriers to physical activity. Active Gloucestershire is committed to ensuring everyone can enjoy the transformative benefits of physical activity - regardless of their background.

The client hopes to hear from skilled HR professionals (Level 5 Human Resources Management Qualification minimum). The Head of People will have a passion for ongoing professional development, alongside a track record of cultivating progressive employee environments. The organisation is committed to Equality, Diversity & Inclusion (ED&I). The successful individual will be an ED&I expert, with the skillset to evolve their ED&I policy and create a truly inclusive workplace.

Milestones Trust supports adults with learning disabilities and mental health needs to live their best lives. Founded in 1986, the Charity offers a wide range of services, from residential care homes and supported living to community projects and day opportunity groups. They operate throughout Bristol, South Gloucestershire and North Somerset - helping people live happy, meaningful and fulfilling lives.

CVS (Community and Voluntary Services) South Gloucestershire supports, develops and represents the local voluntary and community sector. They believe that every voluntary, community and social enterprise (VCSE) should be valued, understood and well-managed - building stronger communities and positively impacting people’s lives.

Shipton Mill is the home of regenerative organic flour. Since 1979, the company has produced flour using excellent grains - working with like-minded farmers who promote biodiversity and protect the soil. Only the finest grains are selected for their precise milling process, distilling the flavours through scrupulous care.

Avon Scouts is an organisation that helps young people to do more, learn more, and be more. They provide adventurous activities and personal development opportunities for people aged 6-25 - helping develop life skills such as teamwork, communication and leadership.

Move More are a Gloucestershire-based Charity, passionate about empowering every child to thrive, irrespective of their circumstances. They promote an active and healthy lifestyle, leading to sustainable lifelong benefits. The organisation’s holistic approach impacts the three main environments that affect children’s health and wellbeing. They work with families, schools and communities to build nurturing and stimulating environments - enabling children and young people to live healthy, happy lives.

We are pleased to confirm that we are partnering with The Met Office to appoint an Executive Director - Government and Industry Relationships.