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      <description>Location: Manchester | Salary: 10000-500000 Annual | Type: Permanent | Our Operations and Finance Manager is moving on to become the CEO of another charity that inspires him. While we''re genuinely sorry to see him go, we''re incredibly proud that his time here has supported his development into a charity leader. His departure creates an exciting opportunity to join us at a pivotal moment. With a new five-year business plan, growing partnerships, increasing recognition and ambitious plans, we''re looking for someone who wants to play a central role in helping our organisation thrive. This is more than an operations role. It is an opportunity to become a trusted senior colleague in a small, ambitious organisation where your work will directly influence how we grow, develop and deliver our mission. About PORe Portraits of Recovery (PORe) is a contemporary visual arts charity rooted in lived experience of substance use and recovery. Working with artists, communities and cultural institutions, we create ambitious contemporary art that challenges stigma, broadens understanding and changes how recovery is represented in public and cultural life. Our work advances Recoverism, a social and cultural movement that recognises people in recovery as artists, cultu...</description>
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