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Retreats coordinator

The Lisbon Project is set on building a community that empowers and integrates migrants and refugees. We value relationship building in all that we do, and the Community Life Department is the central focus on making this happen through events, social gatherings, and regular excursions.


The Retreats Coordinator is responsible for organising and hosting 3 retreats per year and a month-long summer camp. The retreats are divided into one for kids (7-11 years old), one for teenagers (12-18 years old), and one exclusively for ladies. Retreats are events that take our community members out of their day-to-day routine and aim to provide relaxing and sociable experiences.

The summer camp takes place over four weeks during the month of August, for kids aged between 5 to 11 years old. This camp is intended to make sure kids have the opportunity to spend time with other kids their age while doing fun and enriching activities and excursions.



Essential Duties and Responsibilities

  • Contact and book venues for the activities.

  • Contact and book transport where needed.

  • Design retreat plans which include the creation of the schedule and the activities.

  • Assemble and train team members for the activities

  • Design the plan which includes creating the itinerary, the activities and the excursions for the summer camp.

  • Supervise the retreats and the day-to-day of the summer camp.

  • Maintain a good communication channel with the community members and the families.


Requirements

  • Must be detailed orientated and organized.

  • Must have people management skills.

  • Be fun, creative and outgoing personality.

  • Should have previous experience working with kids

  • Excellent verbal communication skills. Must have a conversational level of English. Basic level of Portuguese is an added bonus.

  • Should have the ability to solve problems creatively and flexibly as they arise.



Benefits

  • Working in a team that aims to create impact.

  • Develop leadership skills in a dynamic and fun setting.

  • Know that you are contributing to the positive, healthy relationship building and empowerment of the community.

  • Meeting people from all over the world and getting to know their stories.

  • Free tea and coffee (like all day long)!



Time Commitment: 25 hours per week during August; 15hours a week for the following months. (min 6 months)

Intern reports to: Community Life Manager

Strat date : July 2023





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