Programme: 'Creative Routes' About the Programme The Rotherham based participants in the programme will share their cultural and creative skills with new groups, and build their confidence and connections. They will also learn new skills from appropriate Doncaster based workshop facilitators, through peer to peer mentoring. It is evident that women from marginalised communities are fearful to travel on trains and buses alone. We will support the use of train and bus travel from Rotherham to Doncaster and vice versa to remove anxieties and build confidence. By working with individuals we have a relationship with, we will take them to meet a new community in Doncaster with purpose. There will be workshops where the new groups can share experiences and bond, especially by creating a publicly accessible resource. Person specification Responsibilities Day to day role Explain how you would carry out the role and your methods of engaging community groups (up to 200 words) Apply by 18th November before 23:59. Start 25th November - 2nd DecemberJob Summary
Job Description
Location: Doncaster based or knowledge of Doncaster
Fee: 10 days at £150 per day (7.5 hrs per day). Total = £1500
Travel budget £200
Time scale: Nov 2026 - 28 Feb 2027
Reports to: Project Co-ordinator
We are building connections across Global Majority communities in South Yorkshire, creating a network for support and learning.
Following on from the Uncover Cultural Skills programme in Rotherham, a project that highlighted hidden creative talents and skills within 4 local community groups, concluding in a showcase of art and crafts inspired by South Asian culture, nature and freedom. 'Creative Routes' aims to continue to build confidence and connections of previous participants, linking with groups in Doncaster.
For a more detailed description of the programme and background see the 'Creative Routes' Programme page linkJob Requirements
Knowledge of the Voluntary and Community sector groups and Global Majority women's groups in Doncaster.
Knowledge of local organisations e.g Darts, Right Up Our Street, ArtBomb, Danum Gallery, Doncaster Hack and Makerspace etc
Self employed status with public liability insurance
Able to travel within Rotherham and Doncaster
Committed to equity, diversity, inclusion and accessibility
Good verbal communications and people skills
Community group languages desirable
Flexible working hours
DBS
Right to work in the UKJob Responsibilities
Connect with previous participants in Rotherham to understand a little of what they want to do with their heritage skills and new art skills in Doncaster
Connect with 2 groups supporting women from a Global Majority background based in the Doncaster City Region. (Global Majority is a collective term for people who are Black, Asian, Brown, mixed heritage, Indigenous, emphasising global demographics)
Secure commitment from 10 individuals who want to explore their own creativity and share their experience of living and travelling in Doncaster.
Researching relevant organisations - put together a spreadsheet of organisations who you are in touch with, including contact details of key contacts.
Call and visit organisations and community groups, explaining the project outline to them and meet and chat to members to gain interest in the programme
Set up a Whatsapp group for participants
Deliver programme flyers to community hubs and relevant organisations.Useful Links
How to Apply
Detail of experience working with Global Majority groups (up to 100 words)
A CV
Your contact details - name, address, email address, phone number, UTR number
Links to any relevant websites or professional social media accounts
Your availability
Email applications to: [email protected]
Accessibility - Information can also be sent as a video or voice recording (max 5 minutes in length). If you would like to apply in an alternative format, please let us know.