Full and part-time Development Worker posts for the National Involvement Network! You will help people with support needs and organisations put the 'Charter for Involvement' into practice within the planning and delivery of health and social care, and community services in Dundee and North, South, East Ayrshire.
A unique and unmissable opportunity to help people with support needs to shape the future of the support and services they receive.
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Dundee and North, South, East Ayrshires. Help put the Charter for Involvement into practice for people with support needs.
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