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Established in 1964 Housing Rights is the leading provider of independent specialist housing advice services in Northern Ireland.

Current vacancies

Business Support Lead

Salary Scale:  NICS SO £37,694-£38,990 (August 2025 pay scale) 

Location:  Skainos Centre, Belfast (option for hybrid working)  

Hours:  37 hours per week 

Contract type:  Full time, permanent 

Closing date:  Monday 4 August 2025 at midday 

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Digital Communications and Marketing Officer

Salary Scale:  NICS EOI £33,542-£34,231 (August 2025 pay scale) 

Location:  Skainos Centre, Belfast (option for hybrid working)  

Hours:  37 hours per week 

Contract type:  Full time, permanent 

Closing date:  Monday 4 August 2025 at midday 

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Legal Fellow

Salary Scale:  NICS AA £25,796 per annum (August 2025 pay scale) 

Location:  Skainos Centre, Belfast (option for hybrid working)  

Hours:  37 hours per week 

Employment period:  Upon successful completion of the 24-month fixed term training contract, the Legal Fellow agrees to work for Housing Rights for further 12 months within our legal team

Closing date:  Friday 11 July 2025 at midday 

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Housing Advocate (Pool)

Salary Scale:  £31,643-£32,293 per annum  

Job type: Full and part time, temporary and permanent posts for vacancies arising in the next 12 months.  

Closing: 11 July 2025 at midday

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Who we are

We are a passionate team who work to keep people in their homes and help them with their housing problems.

In addition to our advice and advocacy work, we undertake training, information, and policy work to try to improve conditions for those living in poor, unaffordable or unsustainable housing.

Every member of the Housing Rights team plays a vital role in helping us achieve our vision - when everyone has a home.

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Our benefits and culture

We offer agile and flexible working options helping our staff achieve a good work-life balance

We'll work with you to tailor a learning and development plan suited to your needs and ambitions

We have in-house team who organise fun events for staff engagement

We offer a generous holiday allowance

We are a living wage employer

We have an accessible location and free parking

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Volunteer Opportunities

As a charity, we will always have a need for volunteers in the following areas:

  • ICT
  • Fundraising
  • Library maintenance
  • Marketing / PR
  • Admin / clerical
  • Tutoring on housing and related issues
How to become a volunteer

Don't take our word for it. Hear from our volunteers and staff

Kerry Logan

Our people: Kerry Logan

Read about Kerry Logan, Housing Rights Participation and Policy Lead