Fundraising, Communications and Project Manager (Full time, permanent)
Closing Date: Monday / 20 April 2026 9:00am
Salary: £34,434
Hours per week: 35.00
The Fundraising, Communications and Project Manager will develop and implement fundraising, communications and project management plans to support the 174 Trust to enable thousands of people to survive and thrive together in North Belfast and beyond.
The 174 Trust has been working in North Belfast for over 40 years, unlocking potential in thousands of people through our arts, community and peace building programmes.
With a new Director, a new strategy and the development of a new communications strategy, we are entering an exciting new stage as we seek to support thousands more people to survive and thrive in our local communities.
The new Fundraising, Communications and Project Manager will play a critical role in developing and implementing a new fundraising strategy, building on our strong track record in generating income from supporters, philanthropists, trusts, foundations and government departments. We are particularly looking for an individual with a strong track record in successful grant management and donor development.
The successful candidate will lead on the implementation of our new communications strategy, brand and digital presence, enabling us to communicate our vision, values, strategy and Christian ethos in a way which inspires and engages local people, beneficiaries, funders and supporters.
The postholder will also provide project management capacity across the organisation, planning and overseeing the delivery of key organisational projects and capital improvements, ensuring they are delivered on time, within budget and in line with organisational priorities.
The role is a full-time one, for 35 hours per week. However, we would consider job share or part-time arrangements for the right candidate(s).
What do we offer?
How do you apply?
Suitably qualified candidates are invited to apply by sending a CV and letter via clicking the APPLY BUTTON by 9am on Monday 20th April 2026, evidencing clearly how their knowledge, skills and experience fulfil the essential and desirable criteria outlined below:
Essential Criteria
Desirable Criteria
Candidates who are shortlisted will be offered interviews on the evening of 27th April 2026.