Do you believe that every person has a right to a full life, with friendship, belonging and chances to contribute their gifts? Do you want to support a global movement that shares the struggle of people with learning disabilities for voice, rights and community? If so, you could make a profound contribution to L’Arche through joining our Board of Trustees.
This is a pivotal time for L’Arche as, after 50 years in the UK, we work to deliver our 2030 Strategy for Beautiful Community, Brilliant Care and Effective Organisation. We are now looking for three to four new Trustees who can bring a depth of professional and personal experience to diversify the voices and expertise on our Board, in support of our vision to show that everyone belongs.
In particular, we would welcome people who can bring expertise in Fundraising, PR and Marketing, in Learning Disability Services and Commissioning, in Housing and Health & Safety, or Legal Expertise. We also want to strengthen the representation on the Board of people, for example in terms of age, ethnicity, lived experience of disability, gender and LGBTQ representation.
L’Arche in the UK is part of a worldwide movement of people with and without learning disabilities building community together. We aim to be a beacon for our society - of what social care can be, what life with learning disabilities can be, and what a more human society can be.
Our 11 Communities in England, Scotland and Wales offer a varied mix of adult supported living, registered care, and day services. We focus on building mutual relationships and going beyond traditional care models to celebrate the value of every individual.
L’Arche was first founded on Christian principles. These principles mean we stand for radical inclusion, and for the right of every person to flourish in their spirituality, whatever their background. To find out more about spirituality in L’Arche, have a look at our website to see what people said in our Big Conversation on Spirituality.
For further information about the role and context, including full details of how to apply, please see our Appointment Details Pack which can be downloaded from the supporting documents section below. Application is by submission of CV and cover letter via email to Laura Bagley at Macaulay Search (please see Appointment Details Pack for contact details).
The closing date for applications is Monday 11th May 2026.
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JOB PURPOSE:
This Role Transforms Volunteer Activity Into Structured, Ethical, High-Impact Operations
At Tell My Truth and Shame the Devil C.I.C., our work is powered by people. Volunteer contribution is not just support, it is community, capacity and impact. The Volunteer Operations Analyst ensures that this contribution is organised, visible and aligned with the organisation’s mission, safeguarding responsibilities and growth.
You will play a key role in connecting people, systems and structure—ensuring that volunteer engagement is consistent, well-managed and sustainable as the C.I.C grows.
This is not a purely administrative role. It is insight-driven, systems-focused and central to how the organisation operates effectively behind the scenes.
Role Summary
The Operations Analyst is responsible for measuring, analyzing, and optimizing the organization’s
internal operations to improve efficiency, accountability, and overall performance. This role focuses on operational systems development, process evaluation, workflow optimization, and organizational effectiveness, enabling leadership to make informed decisions and ensuring that the organization’s activities are structured, scalable, and effective.
While analytical skills are essential, this is not a traditional Data Analyst role. The emphasis is on understanding how systems, teams, and workflows function, and using insight to design and improve operational structures, not just analyze datasets.
The Operations Analyst does not execute or enforce tasks, but plays a critical role in diagnosing
operational challenges and recommending actionable, system-level solutions.
REQUIRED SKILLS AND COMPETENCIES:
Technical Skills
Strong proficiency in:
- Google Sheets / Microsoft Excel
- Data tracking and reporting tools
- Ability to organize and interpret large sets of data
Analytical Skills
- Strong problem-solving and critical thinking ability
- Ability to identify patterns, trends, and inefficiencies
- Detail-oriented with a structured approach to analysis
Communication Skills
- Ability to present data in a clear, concise, and actionable format
- Strong written communication for reporting
Organizational Awareness
- Understanding of how teams and workflows interact
- Ability to think in systems, not just tasks
PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS (NOT MANDATORY):
- Background in Operations, Business Administration, or related fields
- Previous experience in Operations analysis, project tracking, or process improvement roles
- (Experience working in remote or volunteer-based organizations is an advantage)
CORE OBJECTIVES:
- Provide clear visibility into operational performance and system effectiveness
- Identify inefficiencies, bottlenecks, and structural gaps in workflows and processes
- Recommend practical, system-level improvements (not just data observations)
- Support leadership with structured insights that drive operational decisions
- Strengthen accountability, clarity, and scalability across the organization’s operations
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES:
1. Data Tracking & Performance Monitoring
- Develop and maintain centralized tracking systems (e.g., Google Sheets, Airtable) to support operational visibility
- Monitor key operational metrics across departments, including:
- Volunteer recruitment and onboarding timelines
- Task completion rates across teams
- Program and project delivery timelines
- Ensure data is accurate, relevant, and structured to inform operational decisions (not just reporting)
2. Reporting & Operational Insights
- Prepare weekly or bi-weekly operational reports for leadership
- Go beyond reporting by clearly highlighting:
- Root causes of inefficiencies
- System and workflow gaps
- Operational risks
- Translate data and observations into clear, actionable, system-focused recommendations
3. Process Analysis & Workflow Design
- Document and map existing workflows across functions (HR, Programs, Operations, etc.)
- Analyze how work actually flows across teams—not just what is recorded in data
- Identify bottlenecks
✅ The Operations Analyst WILL:
❌ The Operations Analyst WILL NOT:
○ Redundant or unclear steps
○ Structural and communication gaps
● Recommend and help design improved workflows, structures, and operational systems
4. Risk Identification & Escalation
● Proactively identify and flag:
○ Process breakdowns
○ Structural inefficiencies
○ Delivery risks linked to poor workflows or unclear ownership
● Escalate findings with clear operational context and suggested solutions
5. Systems & Process Optimization
● Lead efforts in operational systems improvement, including:
○ Workflow restructuring
○ Standardization of processes and templates
○ Introduction of more efficient tracking and coordination systems
● Continuously evaluate how systems function in practice and recommend refinements
6. Cross-Functional Collaboration
● Work closely with:
○ HR Team (for recruitment and onboarding systems)
○ Team Leads (for workflow and delivery structures)
○ Operations Coordinators / Executive Assistants (for execution visibility)
● Bridge the gap between how work is designed and how it is executed
SCOPE AND BOUNDARIES FOR THE ROLE:
To ensure clarity and proper role alignment:
- Analyze workflows, systems, and operational performance
- Design and recommend process and system improvements
- Provide structured insights that inform operational decisions
- Function as a Data Analyst focused solely on datasets and reporting
- Be limited to producing reports without contributing to process improvement and system design
- Manage or supervise team members
- Enforce task completion or handle administrative coordination
WORKING RELATIONSHIP:
The Operations Analyst will:
- Report directly to the Director of Central Operations & Executive Coordination
- Support decision-making but will not replace leadership authority
- Work collaboratively across all teams while maintaining objectivity and independence
KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS (KPIs)
Success in this role will be measured by:
- Quality and impact of operational insights and recommendations
- Measurable improvements in workflow efficiency and system effectiveness
- Reduction in process bottlenecks and delays
- Clarity and usability of operational tracking systems
- Contribution to scalable and well-structured operational processes
What Success Looks Like in This Role:
Within the first 60–90 days, the Operations Analyst should:
- Establish a functional and structured operations tracking system
- Deliver insight-driven reports that highlight system-level issues (not just data summaries)
- Identify and recommend improvements to at least 2–3 key operational workflows
- Provide leadership with clear visibility into how operations actually function and where improvements are needed
Additional Notes
- This is a strategic operations role, not a purely analytical or reporting position
- Ideal for individuals who are passionate about:
- Improving how organizations function
- Designing better systems and workflows
- Driving efficiency through structure and clarity
Important to be clear:
- This is a volunteer role during the CIC’s build phase
- It carries real responsibility for data integrity and donor relations
Formal qualifications are not required, but desirable.
Essential equivalent experience mandatory.
Next Steps:
Shortlisted applicants will be invited to:
- A values-led conversation
- A practical discussion about event planning, coordination, and execution
The client requests no contact from agencies or media sales.
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URBAN YOUTH — REMOTE VOLUNTEERS WANTED FOR OUR LAUNCH CREW
Help build a street‑level movement from behind the scenes.
Urban Youth is a brand new start‑up charity bringing street-based youth work, pop-ups, and high‑energy support to young people across London. We’re taking over unused spaces, showing up where teens actually are, and building fast, flexible provision that feels more like a drop than a service.
But before we hit the streets, we need a remote crew — the architects, organisers, creatives, and problem-solvers who can help us get launch‑ready.
If you want to be part of something bold from day one, this is your moment.
Join the Remote Founding Team
These roles are perfect for people who want to contribute from home, around work, study, or life. No long-term commitment, just meaningful, high-impact tasks that help us get Urban Youth off the ground.
We’re looking for:
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Admin & Operations Support Help us build the systems, processes, and foundations that keep a start-up charity running smoothly.
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Research & Development Volunteers Map youth needs, explore unused spaces, identify partners, and help shape our early strategy.
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Digital Creatives Designers, editors, content creators, help us craft the Urban Youth look, feel, and voice.
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Communications & Social Media Support Help us build our online presence, write copy, schedule posts, and amplify our mission.
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Fundraising & Bid Support Assist with research, drafting, and shaping early funding applications to fuel our launch.
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Project & Planning Assistants Work with our leadership team to organise tasks, timelines, and launch milestones.
Why Volunteer Remotely With Urban Youth?
Because you’ll be part of the origin story — the team that existed before the pop-ups, before the street teams, before the noise.
You’ll help create:
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The systems that make our street work possible
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The brand identity young people will recognise
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The strategy that guides our first year
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The momentum that turns an idea into a movement
Volunteering with us means:
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Flexible, remote tasks
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Short-term, high-impact opportunities
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Being part of a founding crew
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Real influence on how Urban Youth takes shape
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A chance to build something meaningful for young people who need it most
If you’ve ever wanted to help build a charity from the ground up — this is your chance.
Urban Youth is gearing up for launch. We need remote volunteers who can bring energy, creativity, and commitment from wherever they are.
Apply now and join the behind‑the‑scenes crew powering our launch.
To empower London’s youth through agile, short-term opportunities that build skills, social capital, and confidence via a radical, volunteer led model