Local Partnerships is proud to work in partnership with Prisoners Building Homes (PBH), and we are excited to share six new opportunities to join the programme during an important period of growth.
PBH is an ambitious national programme that brings together housing delivery and social impact. It helps to unlock much-needed affordable homes while creating skills, training and employment pathways for prisoners and people leaving prison.
Help shape the programme’s next chapter
As PBH continues to grow, the programme is strengthening its team through three fixed-term roles and three associate appointments.
The fixed-term roles have the potential to be extended and/or become permanent:
These opportunities offer the chance to bring your expertise to a growing national programme, help shape how it develops and delivers at scale, and make a tangible difference to housing, rehabilitation and people’s lives.
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