Job title: Growing Minds Family Coordinator in The Leys (Home-Start Oxford) 
Role summary:
Growing Minds supports children from birth until they start school, alongside their parents and carers. It brings together free books through Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library, Peep groups, and tailored family support provided by Home-Start Oxford, to strengthen early learning, confidence and school readiness.
You will work directly with families in their homes and community settings, building trusted, non-judgemental relationships. Combining family support with outreach and partnership working, you will help families access the Growing Minds offer, understand their needs, agree appropriate support and review their progress.
Job location (usual place of work): The Leys, with community-based work across the local area and travel to support families. Rose Hill and Littlemore may be included as a flexible extension of outreach where agreed.
Pay Rate: Starting at £31,526, subject to experience, pro-rata
Is pay pro rata: Yes
Applications close on: Midday Monday 16th November
Hours: 32 hours per week
Contract is: Permanent
Job description:
At Home-Start Oxford, we make a big impact for families with young children. We’re looking for a warm, proactive and community-minded Family Coordinator to help establish and develop our partnership project, Growing Minds, in The Leys.
Growing Minds supports children from birth until they start school, alongside their parents and carers. It brings together free books through Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library, Peep groups, and tailored family support provided by Home-Start Oxford, to strengthen early learning, confidence and school readiness.
You will work directly with families in their homes and community settings, building trusted, non-judgemental relationships. Combining family support with outreach and partnership working, you will help families access the Growing Minds offer, understand their needs, agree appropriate support and review their progress.
You will also connect families with local groups, activities and services, support community sessions, and build strong referral routes with local organisations, early-years settings, health services and schools.
This is the perfect opportunity to help build a trusted, practical local service for families in The Leys.
For more information or to apply, please download the job pack and application form from the website here