Programme Officer – Public Health Programmes – 4 days a week

Programme Officer – Public Health Programmes

£26.34 (inclusive of holiday pay)
Temporary role till October 2025
Part-time 29 hours per week Monday – Thursday

Hybrid – minimum two days in the London office

A leading independent charity are seeking a Programme Officer for a temporary basis until October 2025. This is a fantastic opportunity to contribute to impactful work the charity are involved in within public health space

You will be part of a dynamic Programmes, Grants, and Operations team that plays a critical role in supporting the design, delivery, and management of health-focused initiatives. Your work will involve managing grants and procurement processes, supporting project planning and delivery, and ensuring smooth operational delivery across a range of programmes. You will collaborate closely with internal colleagues and external stakeholders to ensure the success of key initiatives aligned with strategic public health goals.

Key Responsibilities

Develop and manage project plans, monitor progress and budgets, and contribute to strategic delivery.
Oversee grant and contract management, including payments, compliance, and reporting.
Coordinate and support meetings and workshops, ensuring high standards in documentation and follow-up.
Build and maintain positive working relationships with partners and grantees.
Contribute to process improvement and knowledge-sharing across the team.

Skill and experienced required:

We’re looking for someone who is highly organised, proactive, and motivated by making a difference. You will need to demonstrate:
Strong project and programme management skills, with the ability to manage multiple streams of work.
Experience in managing grants and/or contracts, including financial oversight.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
Confidence using collaboration and productivity tools (e.g., Microsoft Office, Miro, SharePoint).
Experience of working in health or social impact sectors is desirable but not essential.