John Bellany Daycentre

16/06/2026

Musselburgh & Area
Integrated Services
(CONTRACT HOLDER - JOHN BELLANY DAY CENTRE)
JOB VACANCY
1 x Outreach Workers
Fixed Term Contract (2years)
18.5 hours per week (over 5 days)
(Monday to Friday)
Current salary
£13.45 per hour
JOIN US IN MAKING A DIFFERENCE
We’re looking for a compassionate and proactive Outreach Worker to join our team. This is a unique opportunity to support individuals in the community who may be socially isolated or face barriers to accessing services. It also allows loved ones some respite — and to hopefully help them transition into our welcoming, centre-based day services.
You’ll start by building relationships through Outreach work: supporting service users and carers offering tailored support. Over time, you’ll become a key part of our integrated day service provision, helping individuals feel safe, valued, and connected within our centre.
If you’re passionate about dignity, inclusion, and care — and you thrive on building trust and making meaningful connections — we’d love to hear from you.

SVQ3 is Preferable
SVQ 2 QUALIFICATION ACCEPTED
Being a Driver and Car Owner ESSENTIAL
CLOSING DATE: tbc
JOB OFFER IS SUBJECT TO SUCCESSFUL APPLICATION OF PVG MEMBERSHIP & REFERERCES
A job application form and information pack can be obtained on our website by logging into
www.johnbellanydaycentre.org.uk
INTERESTED APPLICANTS CAN EMAIL FOR AN APPLICATION PACK AT
[email protected]
OR CALL INTO THE DAY CENTRE TO COLLECT A PACK
at 34, The Promenade, Port Seton, East Lothian

09/06/2026

Clients out waving to the Taxis this afternoon 🎈🚕

02/06/2026

Celebrating 30 Wonderful Years at John Bellany Day Centre
The John Bellany Day Centre recently marked a truly special milestone, celebrating 30 years of care, community and compassion with a joyful event at Port Seton Community Centre.
Supporters, committee members, volunteers and local residents came together to reflect on three decades of making a real difference in people’s lives. The celebration was filled with warmth, gratitude and pride, recognising not only how far the Centre has come, but the many people who have made it possible.
A heartfelt tribute was paid to Ann Anderson, the founding member of the Day Centre, and to Nan Marshall, who has given an incredible 30 years of dedicated volunteering. Their commitment embodies the spirit of kindness and community that defines the Centre.
Chair, David Ferrier, shared his pride in everything the Day Centre has achieved, thanking everyone who has played a part in its journey. Manager Keith McCombs also reflected on his 26 years with the service, highlighting the fantastic staff team, volunteers and committee members who continue to support local people with kindness, dignity and compassion every day.
At its heart, the John Bellany Day Centre is about people—supporting members and their families, creating connection, and offering a welcoming and caring environment. The stories shared on the day were a powerful reminder of the difference the Centre makes across the community.
As well as celebrating the past, the event looked ahead with optimism, with exciting plans to expand services and establish a new Day Centre supporting Musselburgh, Wallyford and Whitecraig.
We are also deeply thankful to the Bellany family, and especially Helen, for their continued support over the years—a lasting connection that helps keep John Bellany’s spirit, creativity and legacy at the heart of all that we do.

02/06/2026

21/05/2026

Popped out for tea and biscuits

19/05/2026

At the Stroke group today , celebrating tartan tea party

19/05/2026

At the Stroke group today , celebrating tartan tea party, with Margo entertaining