Senior Health Organiser – £38,890–£40,381 (pro rata, depending on experience) - London SE17 1QR

Are you ready to shape a model of health that puts community first? Do you want to see your work directly improve wellbeing across an entire neighbourhood?

At Pembroke House, you will lead a pioneering approach to community-led health, helping the Walworth Living Room become a recognised centre for innovation and local impact.

The role

This is an opportunity to design and grow a programme that brings people together to improve health in practical, meaningful ways.

You will work with local organisations, residents and NHS partners to create activities that strengthen relationships, reduce isolation and build collective power. Your work will help shape how health is understood and delivered in Walworth and beyond.

Key Responsibilities

• Build a programme of activities that support wellbeing and strengthen community connections
• Form partnerships with local groups to deliver initiatives that reflect local needs
• Enable organisations to run high-quality sessions that reach and engage local people
• Develop relationships with NHS and public health teams to align community and clinical approaches
• Create clear plans and frameworks that show the impact of community-led health
• Support funding applications by evidencing outcomes and learning

About our company

Pembroke House has worked alongside the Walworth community for over 140 years.

We bring people together to tackle inequality and create lasting change. The Walworth Living Room is at the heart of this work — a shared space where people connect, learn and shape a healthier neighbourhood together.

The Benefits

• 28 days annual leave plus bank holidays and additional Christmas closure
• Flexible working including hybrid working and flexitime
• Pension contribution of 5% (subject to eligibility)
• Personal development budget to support your growth
• Enhanced sick leave and supportive leave policies
• Access to community meals, events and team activities
• Cycle to work and electric car schemes

The person

You will:

• Have experience building partnerships and delivering community-based programmes
• Understand health inequality and how it affects local communities
• Be confident managing multiple projects from planning through to delivery and evaluation
• Build strong relationships across community and health systems
• Communicate clearly, both in writing and in person
• A connection to Walworth or similar communities will help you succeed in this role.
• This role includes one Saturday session per month (approx. 5 hours), with time off in lieu provided.

What’s next

Apply by 9am on Monday 13 April 2026 to lead work that will shape the future of community health in Walworth.

Contact information

Tara Mack