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Following the landmark merger of the Old Library Trust (OLT) and the Bogside & Brandywell Health Forum (BBHF) in Derry, the newly formed organisation, Health for Life Supporting Community Wellbeing, has announced a recruitment drive to expand its frontline team.
The organisation is currently seeking a Training & Support Officer (NJC Scale 5) to play a pivotal role in delivering health-informed education and support across the city.
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Applicants must have: A third level qualification in a health social sciences subject AND one year's experience training or educating individuals / groups in health-related issues; OR three years' training or educating individuals/ groups in health-related issues.
Interested candidates can request an application pack by emailing roisin@olt.ie.
Closing date for applications is Monday, April 27 2026, at 12.00 midday.
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