Regional Inclusive Cycling Coordinator

Wheels for All is the national charity creating inclusive cycling opportunities across the UK. Through our network of hubs, we support children, adults, older people, and people with disabilities or long-term health conditions to enjoy safe, welcoming cycling in their communities.

Staff Benefits
We offer a supportive working environment, including flexible working, 25 days annual leave, a birthday bonus day off, volunteer days, cycle-to-work and tech schemes, staff apparel, and 24/7 confidential support.

About the Role
We’re seeking a Regional Inclusive Cycling Coordinator to help develop sustainable, community-led hubs in Cumbria & Lancashire. You will support volunteers, strengthen partnerships, and help hubs operate independently while maintaining high standards.

Key Responsibilities

• Support hubs to build volunteer teams and local leadership
• Recruit, train, and support volunteers
• Assist with hub coordination, inclusive sessions, and basic cycle maintenance
• Help hubs use Kinetic+ for bookings and reporting
• Promote inclusive cycling in local communities

About You

• Passionate about inclusion and community activity
• Strong communication and organisational skills
• Experience with volunteers or community groups
• Empathy for people with disabilities or long-term health conditions
• Confidence with digital tools

No cycling experience is required, just a passion for making inclusive opportunities a reality.

Application Process
Ready to apply? Complete the application form to get started. Apply now.

Alternative formats (video or audio) are welcome, email recruiting@wheelsforall.org.uk with the subject: Regional Inclusive Cycling Coordinator – C&L.

For more information, including the full job description, see the attached JD.

Please note: we may close the job advert earlier than the published closing date if we receive a high number of applications.

Wheels for All welcomes applications from all backgrounds, particularly disabled people and under-represented groups.