We're recruiting a Project Development Officer for our Historic Synagogues Project
- Jun 3
- 1 min read
Updated: Jun 5
We are seeking to appoint an experienced Project Development Officer to join our team as a pivotal element of our new National Lottery Heritage Fund-supported project.
The project will significantly augment our capacity to support UK synagogues in need of support to preserve their historic fabric and protect and make accessible the Jewish heritage they embody. The successful candidate will report to the Foundation's Projects Director, leading on essential organisational development and project set-up in the year 1 Development Phase of the project.
While a specialist consultant team will be recruited to implement this project during years 2-6 of the project subject to a successful Delivery Phase application, the Project Development Officer is integral to scoping and developing the delivery programme in the crucial initial planning of the project.
For information on the tender and including how to apply click below.
The deadline for submissions is 3rd July 2026.
The Historic Synagogues Project is made possible with funding from The National Lottery Heritage Fund.
It’s exciting to see a focus on preserving Jewish heritage through historic synagogues! I wonder how incorporating local community involvement can gd enhance the project’s impact and sustainability. What do you think?
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