Telegraph Hill Playclub Saturday playworker - open position

By Georgie89
April 11, 2022 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Georgie89

Posted April 11, 2022

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Posted April 11, 2022

Telegraph Hill Playclub is a free, fun & inclusive playclub for under fives and their carers. It is run by the community and receives no council funding. The club aims to provide a safe and welcoming space for the whole community to enjoy. Our daily (excluding Sunday) stay & play sessions include a range of activities for children & carers to take part in. Children thrive in the fun & engaging indoor & outdoor play areas, and carers can meet and socialise over a coffee. We aim to bring in enough income from donations & venue hire to keep running our free sessions and constantly improve the facilities at the club. We are looking for a Saturday morning play worker to join our team. Please see the job description attached for details of how to apply.

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