Current vacancies
Business Support Assistant
• Type: Part-time (21 hours per week) • Salary: £14,152.32 • Term: Permanent • Location: Office-based in Plymouth • Closing: When filled
Are you looking for a rewarding administrative role where your skills can make a real difference?
Join our Business Support Team and help ensure people can access timely, high-quality mental health and wellbeing services when they need them most.
“I find working in the mental health field deeply fulfilling, and I am proud to play a role in empowering others to build resilience, develop themselves, and achieve their personal goals.”
— Maddie, Recovery Practitioner, joined in June 2025
Devon Mental Health Alliance Recovery Practitioner
• Type: Full-time • Salary: £26,010 • Location: North Devon • Term: Fixed until March 2029 • Closing: When filled
Are you looking for an exciting new role supporting people to improve their mental health?
We’re currently looking for a full-time Recovery Practitioner with the right skills and experience to join our team in North Devon.
Trustee
• Type: Voluntary • Location: Plymouth/Devon or commutable for meetings • Closes: When filled
Could you be our next trustee? Join Devon Mind and be part of a growing, forward-thinking charity that is leading the fight for mental health in Devon.
We’re looking for new Board Members to support our growth and bring passion and expertise to the Board. Trustees play a key role in maintaining the strategic direction of the charity, overseeing the overarching vision and values, and understanding the impact the work of the charity has on individuals and their families.
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Devon Mind Team Cheque Presentation With Keegan Woodhall, October 2025
Team Testimonials:
“I first began as a student nurse on placement with Devon Mind and found it to be a really positive and rewarding experience. During my placement, I learned so much, including how to communicate confidently with people, provide person-centred support, maintain professional boundaries, and better understand mental health care in a community setting. At the end of my placement, I was offered a job and have been working for Devon Mind ever since, which has been an amazing opportunity. Since then, I have continued to learn and develop, especially in building trusting relationships, working as part of a supportive team, managing challenges, and supporting people in a compassionate and recovery-focused way. All of these experiences have helped shape the kind of nurse I want to be in the future—approachable, understanding, and committed to making a positive difference.”
— Maisie, Student Mental Health Nurse
“I feel very lucky to work at Devon Mind. I genuinely enjoy my job — the work is varied and stimulating... I enjoy working with a whole range of people, facilitating activities in the community, and the opportunity to exercise creativity in structuring sessions. I feel like my contribution is meaningful and valued, and I have felt very supported by my manager and friendly team.”
— Carla, Recovery Practitioner, Physical Activity, joined in August 2025
“I was drawn to work with Devon Mind when I first read the overall scope of the activities that people with mental health challenges can get involved with, and was excited by the psycho-social aspect of the approach, which I feel is all-encompassing but appeared to be delivered in a relaxed professional manner throughout all the activities that the team get involved with. Since joining the team, I have found that this is indeed the approach and that there is a dynamic that exists within the team which is forward-looking and strives to deliver the best possible service to the client group within the constraints of the demands on the charity. It also helps to work with people who look out for one another in a manner that equally reflects our caring approach to people who need our service.”
— Bill, Recovery Practitioner, joined in September 2025
“I began my journey with Devon Mind in 2025 as a Mental Health Recovery Practitioner, and since then, I have developed and implemented my skills providing both individual and group interventions, with a particular focus on DBT-based practices — a modality I had not worked with before. Through the guidance and encouragement of a supportive and collaborative team, I have grown not only as a practitioner but also as an individual, feeling confident to seek advice, ask questions, and continually improve… This experience has strengthened my commitment to helping others and reinforced my passion for mental health care.”
— Maddie, Recovery Practitioner, joined in June 2025
Recovery Practitioner — Devon Mental Health Alliance
Full-time • North Devon • £24,500 per year • closes 01/12/23
Trustee — multiple vacancies
Voluntary • location flexible • closes when filled