A North Wales housing association is investing more than £1 million in the creation of 40 new jobs.
ClwydAlyn says it has experienced significant business growth which means it needs to expand its housing, finance, maintenance, IT and procurement teams.
It is also creating Pathway positions – new trainee opportunities to help people in the community with limited work experience, such as school and college leavers, to kickstart their careers.
As part of ClwydAlyn’s commitment to investing in the growth and development of a diverse range of talent, the paid Pathway roles will build skills and experience in a working environment with tailored progression plans.
ClwydAlyn currently manages 6,300 homes across Denbighshire, Flintshire, Gwynedd, Conwy, Wrexham, Powys and Isle of Anglesey, and there are plans for a further 1,000 new homes to be built over the next three years.
The new recruits will work with the existing teams to help build more affordable housing across North Wales, while expanding the service offer in support of its core mission to end poverty.
Once the 40 new roles are successfully filled, the workforce headcount will be 810.
Clare Budden, Group CEO at ClwydAlyn Housing Association, said:
“As we continue to grow and expand our services to meet the needs of our communities we know that it’s only through investing in our teams that we can continue to deliver the highest standard of support and care to our customers.
“This recruitment campaign is a fantastic opportunity for individuals to join us in our mission to beat poverty and make a real difference in North Wales.
“We’re looking for passionate and dedicated individuals who share our values of trust, kindness, and hope and who ultimately want to create a positive, lasting impact on communities.”
