Work with us

Our vision is to offer fantastic job opportunities which are inclusive and represent the diversity of people living with or affected by HIV.

We believe in an open and inclusive culture of staff engagement, empowerment and decision making that encourages our staff members to contribute to the development and growth of our charity.

As a small charity we encourage staff members to shape our service offer and how we manage our resources by working closely with the Board of Trustees. We believe in an organisational structure that enables open communication and allows new and innovative ideas to flourish.

In return for your dedication to your job role we offer the following:

  • Competitive salary and rates of pay
  • Flexible home working (subject to service requirements)
  • Sincere appreciation of your work
  • 6% contribution to workplace pension
  • Generous paid leave entitlement
  • Opportunities to make a real difference
  • Chance to influence and create change

Current job opportunities

Project Manager / Care Navigator – HIV Re-engagement Programme

Hours per week:   18

Salary:   £20,550 - £21,687 (pro-rata)

Contract type:   12 Month Fixed-Term Contract

Location:   Hybrid working with primary base Chelsea & Westminster Hospital site, cross site and community based working across Northwest London

Help Re-engage People Living with HIV Across Northwest London with their Treatment & Care

Are you passionate about reducing health inequalities, supporting marginalised communities, and making a significant difference to people living with HIV?

We are looking for an experienced Project Manager / Care Navigator to play a pivotal role in a pioneering HIV re-engagement programme across Northwest London. This is a unique opportunity to combine project leadership, system wide partnership working, and trauma informed care coordination within a highly collaborative, multi agency environment.

About the Role

In this varied and impactful role, you will support individuals living with HIV who have disengaged with their routine care, often due to complex social, psychological and system level barriers. Working with a high degree of autonomy, you will:

  • Coordinate a complex, multi partner programme across NHS Trusts, local authorities, public health and voluntary sector organisations
  • Manage a defined caseload of individuals with intersecting needs such as homelessness, mental ill health, immigration challenges and substance use
  • Analyse and interpret complex clinical, public health and service data to identify people genuinely lost to care and support their re-engagement
  • Act as a key link between clinical teams, community organisations and system partners to ensure joined up, person centred pathways
  • Contribute to service development, quality improvement and innovative models of care that reduce stigma and improve access

Who We're Looking For

We're looking for someone who brings strong coordination skills, analytical thinking, and a deep commitment to inclusive, compassionate care. You may be someone living with HIV who is highly motivated to support and empower others to improve health and wellbeing outcomes.

You will bring:

  • Experience coordinating projects or services across multiple teams or organisations
  • Experience supporting people with complex health and social needs
  • Confidence working independently and making sound decisions in complex situations
  • Strong communication and relationship building skills across sectors
  • A clear understanding of health inequalities and social determinants of health

You might also have:

  • Lived experience of HIV and highly motivated to empower others to manage their care
  • Experience in HIV, sexual health or long term condition services
  • Experience working across NHS and voluntary or community sector partnerships
  • Project or programme management training or equivalent experience

Why Join This Programme?

  • Be part of a values led, system wide response to improving HIV outcomes
  • Work collaboratively with leading NHS Trusts, public health teams and community organisations
  • Use your skills to deliver real world impact for people who experience stigma, exclusion and inequality
  • Shape innovative, trauma informed approaches to re-engagement and care

This role combines strategic thinking with human connection – perfect for someone motivated by both systems change and individual impact.

Ready to Make a Difference?

If you're driven by equity, collaboration and meaningful change – and want to work at the intersection of healthcare, community and social justice – we'd love to hear from you.

Together, we can help ensure no one is left behind in HIV care.

Job and person specification: HERE

Online application form

Closing date for applications: 30/04/2026

Interviews: week commencing 11/05/2026