Working for Deafblind UK is truly fulfilling. It’s more than just a job - it’s changing people’s lives! Whatever your role with us, we make sure that you are never far away from the people who we support and that you are fully aware of the impact we have. We find, this helps us to get up in the morning!
You could make a real difference to John in Merseyside, Sheila in Birmingham, Tony in Wrexham and thousands of others. It is a supportive, engaging and rewarding place to be; we work hard, play hard, learn and grow.
Perks of the job
We think our staff are great! So, in addition to a competitive salary, our staff benefit from the following:
- Generous annual leave allowance - which increases with length of service
- Flexible working arrangements where possible (part-time hours etc.) and parental leave available
- Westfield Health care plan, contributing towards health care costs and giving you 24/7 access to a GP
- Comprehensive deafblind awareness training
- Care Certificate training (for all Communication Support Worker roles)
- DBS Enhanced Check fully paid for by Deafblind UK
- …. And most importantly a supportive network of colleagues that will be there throughout your journey with Deafblind UK
We welcome and actively encourage applications from people who have disabilities. If you require any support at your interview, for example, communication support or an interpreter, please tell us in your application or when we invite you to interview.
Good luck, we look forward to welcoming you on board soon!
Current opportunities
Corporate & Events Fundraiser
Are you a fundraiser who builds more than just contact lists? Do you create events that become lasting memories? If you’re ready to make your mark, we have the role for you.
Deafblind UK is approaching a historic milestone: our 100th anniversary in 2028. We’re looking for a creative and dynamic Corporate & Events Fundraiser to help us write this pivotal chapter. This is more than a job; it's a chance to build the foundations of a centenary celebration that will transform the support available for people with dual sensory loss.
Reporting to our Fundraising Development Manager, you will be the driving force behind our corporate and events income. This is a new role, offering you the freedom to innovate and see your ideas come to life.
Your Mission Will Be To:
- Forge and nurture powerful partnerships with new and existing corporate supporters.
- Architect and deliver an unforgettable portfolio of events, from exclusive networking evenings and golf days to high-energy public fundraisers.
- Act as a key ambassador for Deafblind UK, inspiring loyalty and championing our cause at cheque presentations and supporter meetings.
- Bring your creativity to every project, ensuring our fundraising is engaging, accessible, and financially successful.
- Mastermind our community fundraising initiatives, growing our presence in high-footfall areas.
What You’ll Bring:
- A minimum of two years in a fundraising role, with a flair for building and maintaining relationships.
- A natural talent for networking and the ability to inspire passion in others.
- Proven experience in managing events and a demonstrable track record of meeting targets.
- The creativity to spot an opportunity and the organisational skills to execute it flawlessly.
- A self-motivated, energetic, and passionate approach to creating an excellent supporter experience.
This is a highly rewarding position where your work will directly empower people living with deafblindness. If you’re a resourceful and inspiring fundraiser ready for a challenge with real impact, we want to hear from you.
Ready to write history with us? Apply today.
How to apply: A CV and covering letter should be emailed to [email protected]
Support worker British Sign Language
This is a part-time role to cover Staffordshire (Stoke, Newcastle under Lyme area).
Make a difference in the life of someone with sight and hearing loss by becoming a BSL Support Worker - building relationships and trust with our customers to help them to live fulfilling, independent lives.
Volunteer with us
As a valued volunteer, you could be the only one that a deafblind person speaks to in days; you could be the difference between someone leaving the house that week or not; you could give someone the chance to do something they never thought possible – and what’s more, you don’t need any special experience or skills to do it!
Click here to find out more about volunteering with Deafblind UK.