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To share in the governance of the charity we aim to recruit Trustees to join the existing 7 Trustees. For these vacancies we seek those with experience either at a high level in delivering a public or community service or with hands on experience of the media, PR, Health and Social Care, Criminal Justice System, Financial Management or income generation including fundraising. However if you do not have such specific experience you should not be deterred from applying.
The Board aims to have a diverse make-up and welcomes applications from all communities and backgrounds, particularly from those with direct experience of the services we deliver.
Successful applicants will be asked to apply for an Enhanced DBS Check.
The Board aims to have a diverse make-up and welcomes applications from all communities and backgrounds, particularly from those with direct experience of the services we deliver.
Successful applicants will be asked to apply for an Enhanced DBS Check.
Posted: 26 October 2017
Closes: 24 January 2018
- Location
- Suffolk, East of England
- Job type
- Voluntary
- Salary
- £
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