The Andrew Simpson Foundation is looking for an organised, proactive and approachable Outreach Coordinator in Plymouth to raise awareness of, and fill places on, Royal Navy community funded programmes across the South West.
About the organisation
The Andrew Simpson Foundation is a sailing charity that creates life-changing journeys on the water. It uses sailing and watersports as a tool for education, wellbeing and community connection, working to four pillars of impact: enabling active participation, developing skills and personal pathways, building connected communities and championing environmental engagement.
About the role
Based in Plymouth, you will represent the Foundation in the region, building relationships with Royal Navy families, schools, local communities and partner charities, and supporting the RNSA Youth Crew, RNSA Go Sailing and Swim Free programmes.
- Raise awareness of Greenwich Hospital-funded programmes and meet booking targets
- Plan and deliver outreach and engagement across the South West, including events and visits to delivery centres, Royal Navy bases and schools
- Produce clear digital communications and support social media content
- Answer enquiries, take bookings and prepare booking paperwork for delivery centres
- Coordinate programme merchandise and stock records
About you
- An understanding of the Royal Navy community
- Excellent customer service and communication skills
- Good time management and organisation
- Confident with Microsoft Office and social media
- Full UK driving licence
- Desirable: knowledge of swimming or watersports, administration systems or education settings
Key details
- Salary: £15,428.57 per year
- Hours: 20 per week, hybrid, with regular local travel and some evening and weekend events
- Contract: part time, fixed term to 31 August 2028
- Location: Horizons Plymouth, Mayflower Marina, PL1 4LL
- Reports to: Outreach and Communications Manager
How to apply
Send your CV and a covering letter to recruitment@andrewsimpsonfoundation.org. Applications close on 13 November 2026. Interviews may take place before the closing date and the Foundation may close applications early if a suitable candidate is found. Appointment is subject to a satisfactory DBS check.
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About the organisation
The Andrew Simpson Foundation is a sailing charity that creates life-changing journeys on the water. It uses sailing and watersports as a tool for education, wellbeing and community connection, working to four pillars of impact: enabling active participation, developing skills and personal pathways, building connected communities and championing environmental engagement.
About the role
Based in Plymouth, you will represent the Foundation in the region, building relationships with Royal Navy families, schools, local communities and partner charities, and supporting the RNSA Youth Crew, RNSA Go Sailing and Swim Free programmes.
- Raise awareness of Greenwich Hospital-funded programmes and meet booking targets
- Plan and deliver outreach and engagement across the South West, including events and visits to delivery centres, Royal Navy bases and schools
- Produce clear digital communications and support social media content
- Answer enquiries, take bookings and prepare booking paperwork for delivery centres
- Coordinate programme merchandise and stock records
About you
- An understanding of the Royal Navy community
- Excellent customer service and communication skills
- Good time management and organisation
- Confident with Microsoft Office and social media
- Full UK driving licence
- Desirable: knowledge of swimming or watersports, administration systems or education settings
Key details
- Salary: £15,428.57 per year
- Hours: 20 per week, hybrid, with regular local travel and some evening and weekend events
- Contract: part time, fixed term to 31 August 2028
- Location: Horizons Plymouth, Mayflower Marina, PL1 4LL
- Reports to: Outreach and Communications Manager
How to apply
Send your CV and a covering letter to recruitment@andrewsimpsonfoundation.org. Applications close on 13 November 2026. Interviews may take place before the closing date and the Foundation may close applications early if a suitable candidate is found. Appointment is subject to a satisfactory DBS check.