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Jobs at IRMO

You’ll find all current job opportunities below. If there are no roles showing, be sure to check back soon. Under each role, you’ll find a link to its full specification and our application form. Shortlisting will be based solely on the information you provide in the form, so please note that CVs will not be considered. Please complete the form via the deadline stated.

Community Support Worker - Portuguese Speaker

The Community Support Worker will play a key role in our community support team and service provision. Leading a team of volunteers, they will manage community enquiries through our helpline, digital channels, and in person at our Welcome Area, ensuring that IRMO remains a warm and accessible space for all.

This post is designated for a Portuguese speaker, in order to strengthen engagement and inclusion of Brazilians and other Portuguese-speaking migrant communities.

The deadline to submit your application is 23:59 on the 22th of March 2026. Late applications won’t be considered.

Communications Strategy Consultant

IRMO is seeking an experienced communications consultant to carry out a focused audit and co-develop a clear, practical and values-led communications strategy, alongside a digital and social media framework that strengthens our voice and consistency across audiences.

We are looking for someone with strong knowledge of the UK charity sector and experience in advocacy, risk and crisis communications, and community-centred storytelling, ideally within migration, human rights or related fields. A key part of the role will be building IRMO’s internal capacity, so that high-quality, consistent communications can be sustained after the consultancy ends.

To apply, please submit a short proposal outlining your approach and relevant experience and send it by email to people@irmo.org.uk, with the subject line “Communications Strategy Consultant”.

“IRMO is a wonderful, dedicated, caring organisation and it has been an absolute pleasure to be part of. It really does feel like a family.”

Volunteer with us

Explore our current volunteering opportunities below. Under each opportunity, you’ll find a link to its full specification and our application form. If no opportunities are shown and you are still interested in getting involved, please email us at volunteer@irmo.org.uk to express your interest.

Community Support Assistant

The Community Support team acts as the main point of contact for the Latin American community and IRMO, where we identify their needs and enquiries, triage the support and services to be allocated and share relevant information. The Welcome Area plays a key role in the daily operations of the organisation; offering a range of support services, which include interpreting, referrals and signposting, broadcast of information and events, amongst others.

Education Caseworker Assistant

As an Education Advice Caseworker Assistant, you will support the Family Support Worker in their work to advise families on issues relating to schooling and child wellbeing.
You will be supporting Latin American families with children aged 5-19 years old, who have
recently migrated to the UK and are not yet in school or have only just started.

LAYF SPACE Workshop Assistant

The Latin American Youth Forum (LAYF) SPACE Workshop Assistant will be supporting our Youth Project Coordinator with contributing ideas for workshops and preparing sessions, promoting opportunities for young people in the workshops, creating/sharing useful resources and supporting with monitoring and evaluation. The ideal LAYF Workshop an assistant is someone who is fluent in Spanish & English or Portuguese & English; has some experience in working with children and young people, and has an idea of the challenges faced by migrant, refugee & asylum-seeking young people in the UK.

Youth Media & Campaigns Volunteer for LAYF SPACE

The Youth Media & Campaigns Volunteer will work closely with the Youth Project Coordinator to strengthen the voice and visibility of the Latin American Youth Forum (LAYF) SPACE. This role goes beyond publicity; it’s about helping to grow our online presence, experimenting with creative ideas, and bringing a modern, dynamic touch to the way we connect with people and partners.

“Volunteering at IRMO has been an incredibly positive experience. As an asylum seeker here on my own, it has not only helped me combat loneliness but has also connected me with a supportive network that has guided me through difficult times. I felt welcomed and valued, and IRMO gave me a space where I feel I’m making a meaningful contribution to society. It fills me with pride to know that I’m helping others who, like me, need to be heard. Through this journey, I continue to learn and grow, which allows me to support others more effectively and make a real difference in their lives."

“I enjoyed every single moment teaching at IRMO. I was already in paid employment but IRMO still supported me with my teacher training. I can’t thank you enough!”

“I had a great experience at IRMO, being part of such a good organisation and most importantly being part of a successful team that helps unconditionally the needs of our community. I really appreciate the opportunity and it will remain in my heart for the rest of my life."

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Supporting our work

If you’re interested in supporting our work, we would love to hear from you. We cover a wide range of issues concerning Latin Americans in the UK, and there are multiple ways you can contribute. For more information, please get in touch at director@irmo.org.uk.