1. Project Worker (full-time with part time hours (minimum 32 hours/week) considered)

In this role your time will be evenly split between providing support, via weekly visits, to the four residents of our community land trust’s modular home scheme and working at the site where we host our winter and summer interim/emergency accommodation projects (Crossways and 176).
You will be part of a small but experienced support team that has established an excellent reputation for delivering trauma-informed services.
Our Survive and Thrive service, which you will also help deliver, offers the opportunity to provide continuity to those that ITAC have previously accommodated (and some that we haven’t).
Closing date for applications is 11 September 2026.
Full details of the role can be found here. Email your CV and cover letter to info@itac.org.ukto apply.
2. Women’s Project Worker (part-time, 30hrs/week)

The Women’s Project Worker is a varied and rewarding role providing practical and person-centred support to people with complex needs who are experiencing homelessness or have recently experienced homelessness in Cambridge.
Working alongside and reporting to the Women’s Services Co-ordinator, your role will provide support practical and emotional support to women accessing The Haven, our safe space for homeless, marginally housed, and at-risk women in the centre of Cambridge.
The role will include one overnight shift (either Monday or Thursday night) plus an afternoon shift on a Wednesday afternoon with a programme of activities including art & crafts, visits out.
Applications close on 9 September.
Interviews will take place on Wed 16 September.
Full details of the role can be found here. To apply, please send CV and cover letter to info@itac.org.uk.
3. Administrator (full-time with part time hours (minimum 32 hours/week) considered)

The Administrator is a varied and rewarding role providing administrative support to the CEO of It Takes A City as well as the wider staff team.
You would be responsible for supporting the CEO with administration linked to donor stewardship management, assisting with fundraising activities (including managing pipelines, planning events, and writing grantapplications), supporting with HR processes, assisting with governance documentation, communications & media, and volunteer management.
The role will be based in Cambridge, with a mixture of remote working, in-person meetings and on-site events in central Cambridge.
Applications close on 11 September.
Interviews will take place on Tuesday, 15 September.
Full details of the role can be found here. To apply, please send CV and cover letter to info@itac.org.uk.
1. Project Worker (full-time with part time hours (minimum 32 hours/week) considered)

In this role your time will be evenly split between providing support, via weekly visits, to the four residents of our community land trust’s modular home scheme and working at the site where we host our winter and summer interim/emergency accommodation projects (Crossways and 176).
You will be part of a small but experienced support team that has established an excellent reputation for delivering trauma-informed services.
Our Survive and Thrive service, which you will also help deliver, offers the opportunity to provide continuity to those that ITAC have previously accommodated (and some that we haven’t).
Closing date for applications is 11 September 2026.
Full details of the role can be found here. Email your CV and cover letter to info@itac.org.ukto apply.
2. Women’s Project Worker (part-time, 30hrs/week)

The Women’s Project Worker is a varied and rewarding role providing practical and person-centred support to people with complex needs who are experiencing homelessness or have recently experienced homelessness in Cambridge.
Working alongside and reporting to the Women’s Services Co-ordinator, your role will provide support practical and emotional support to women accessing The Haven, our safe space for homeless, marginally housed, and at-risk women in the centre of Cambridge.
The role will include one overnight shift (either Monday or Thursday night) plus an afternoon shift on a Wednesday afternoon with a programme of activities including art & crafts, visits out.
Applications close on 9 September.
Interviews will take place on Wed 16 September.
Full details of the role can be found here. To apply, please send CV and cover letter to info@itac.org.uk.
3. Administrator (full-time with part time hours (minimum 32 hours/week) considered)

The Administrator is a varied and rewarding role providing administrative support to the CEO of It Takes A City as well as the wider staff team.
You would be responsible for supporting the CEO with administration linked to donor stewardship management, assisting with fundraising activities (including managing pipelines, planning events, and writing grantapplications), supporting with HR processes, assisting with governance documentation, communications & media, and volunteer management.
The role will be based in Cambridge, with a mixture of remote working, in-person meetings and on-site events in central Cambridge.
Applications close on 11 September.
Interviews will take place on Tuesday, 15 September.
Full details of the role can be found here. To apply, please send CV and cover letter to info@itac.org.uk.

