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MHFA England are seeking a Non-Executive Director to assist in agreeing and supporting MHFA England’s strategy, ensuring the delivery of our overall purpose and mission as a social enterprise.
In addition, the Non-Executive Director will Chair the Finance Audit and Risk Committee, providing oversight and assurance on MHFA England’s financial sustainability, audit and management of risk.
Principal duties
1. Overseeing the delivery of MHFA England’s strategy and performance
2. Protecting the long-term sustainability of MHFA England
3. Safeguarding the reputation of MHFA England
4. Representing MHFA England at collaboration and network events, and contributing to the development of organisational relationships
5. Chairing quarterly Finance and Risk Committee meetings, ensuring effective oversight, support, and challenge
6. Supporting the Board in maintaining strong financial governance, organisational resilience, and risk management
7. Reviewing financial performance, budgets, forecasts, and long-term financial sustainability
8. Overseeing the effectiveness of risk management, internal controls and assurance processes
9. Ensuring key strategic, operational, financial and reputational risks are appropriately identified, monitored, and mitigated
10. Working closely with the Director of Finance and Operations, wider Executive Team and Board Chair to ensure clear reporting and escalation of risks and issues to support a culture of accountability, transparency, and good governance across the organisation
11. Providing oversight of audit processes and compliance obligations where relevant
Person specification
– Experience chairing or contributing to Finance, Audit or Risk Committees at Board level
– CCAB-qualified accountant (or equivalent) with a strong understanding of financial governance, accounting, reporting, and external audit
– Proven ability to scrutinise management accounts, budgets, cashflow, and forecasts, and to support robust decision-making in a mission-led context
– Experience assessing internal controls and compliance arrangements, and overseeing risk management so that the organisation can pursue opportunities safely and responsibly
– Experience operating at board/committee level, with a clear grasp of good governance practice and how to support an effective, accountable executive team
– An awareness of economic and political changes that may impact MHFA England
– Sound judgement around corporate governance, financial strategy risk, and opportunity
– A commitment to social enterprise and MHFA England’s values and culture
– Highly developed communication, interpersonal, and teamworking skills
– Collaborative, solutions-focused and able to provide healthy and supportive challenge
– Curious and embraces innovation
– A strong personal commitment to workplace equity
Key dates
Closing date for applications is noon Monday 13 July 2026.
Please submit
– A comprehensive CV including details of your achievements in each role
– A supporting statement. This should clearly set out how you meet each of the criteria set out in the person specification. You should provide evidence in your statement; and not simply a broad claim to have done it - give us examples and dimensions; tell us what this achieved and how it helped meet your organisations' goals
– Please ensure that you indicate in your application any dates when you will not be available, or where we might have difficulty in contacting you
– Please let us know of any accessibility accommodations you may require
Our vision is to create a nation where everyone's mental health matters.
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VOLUNTEER CEO / EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR WANTED — Lead SUNSHINE Charity Into Its Bright Future!
Start‑up Charity • Fighting Loneliness • Launching 2026 • Shape Our Vision, Strategy & Growth
Lockdown showed us something we can’t forget: People need people. Connection matters. Loneliness hurts more than we ever realised.
SUNSHINE Charity was created to bring joy, belonging and community back into people’s lives — and now we’re preparing to launch in 2026. We’re building programmes that bring people together, reduce loneliness and spark genuine human connection.
But every bright mission needs a guiding light. And that’s where you come in.
Volunteer CEO / Executive Director
We’re looking for an inspiring, compassionate and strategic leader to help guide SUNSHINE Charity through its launch phase and into its next chapter of growth.
This is a rare opportunity to shape a charity from the very beginning — its culture, its direction, its impact and its future.
What You’ll Lead On
Providing vision, leadership and strategic direction
Guiding our Working Groups as they prepare for launch
Helping us secure our £10k seed funding target
Building relationships with partners, funders and supporters
Supporting the development of our programmes, brand and volunteer journey
Ensuring SUNSHINE Charity grows with purpose, clarity and heart
You don’t need decades of CEO experience — but you do need passion, commitment and the ability to bring people together around a shared mission.
Who You Are
Someone who:
Is energised by building something meaningful from the ground up
Has leadership experience (formal or informal) and loves guiding teams
Is strategic, organised and comfortable making decisions
Believes deeply in reducing loneliness and creating community
Can give time each month to help steer our charity toward launch
Brings warmth, positivity and a people‑first approach to leadership
What You’ll Get Out of It
The chance to lead a charity at the most exciting moment in its journey
Experience in charity leadership, governance and strategic development
A supportive, passionate team who care about connection and joy
The satisfaction of knowing your leadership will change lives
The opportunity to shape a legacy that brings sunshine into communities
If you’re ready to guide SUNSHINE Charity into its future and help us bring connection, joy and community back into people’s lives, we’d love to hear from you.
Apply today and help us bring sunshine back into people’s lives.
SUNSHINE is a small grassroots charity that works to reduce loneliness & help people feel more connected: through projects, partnerships & community

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VOLUNTEER YOUTH WORK CHARITY CEO WANTED
URBAN YOUTH The Streetwear‑Inspired Youth Movement for London
London’s young people deserve more than another youth project. They deserve a movement — something bold, electric, culturally alive, and unapologetically built for them.
URBAN YOUTH is that movement.
We’re searching for a Volunteer CEO who is ready to help build one of the most exciting youth-led revolutions London has ever seen.
ABOUT URBAN YOUTH
URBAN YOUTH blends the energy of streetwear culture with the impact of youth work. We’re creating a London where opportunity doesn’t hide in offices or institutions — it drops like a limited-edition release.
Every month, young people across the city experience:
Urban Youth Drops™ — exclusive pop-up events
Creative hubs and skills labs
Employment pathways and entrepreneurship programmes
Streetwear collections designed by young people
Festivals, takeovers, and youth-led culture
URBAN YOUTH is where creativity meets opportunity. Where ambition meets belonging. Where young people feel seen, valued, inspired, connected, ambitious, hopeful.
THE ROLE: VOLUNTEER CEO
We’re looking for a leader who can build a movement, not just manage a charity.
Someone who can stand at the intersection of:
Youth culture
Creativity
Social impact
Streetwear and branding
Community empowerment
Strategic leadership
This is a role for a visionary. A builder. A connector. A culture-shaper.
You’ll lead the development of:
1. The Urban Youth Foundation
Youth work, mentoring, employability, wellbeing, community programmes.
2. The Urban Youth Collective
A membership network giving young people access to exclusive drops, leadership opportunities, and ambassador roles.
3. Urban Youth Studios
A creative powerhouse producing content, fashion, music, photography, and digital media.
4. Urban Youth Apparel
A youth-led streetwear brand funding opportunities for young people.
WHAT YOU’LL DO
As Volunteer CEO, you will:
Shape the vision, culture, and identity of URBAN YOUTH
Build partnerships with brands, funders, creatives, and community leaders
Lead the launch of Urban Youth Drops™ across London
Oversee programmes like The Drop, Street to Success, The Creative Collective, The Hustle Lab, and The Urban Leaders Academy
Drive the growth of the Urban Youth Festival and Urban Youth Awards
Inspire a team of volunteers, youth leaders, and partners
Champion young people’s voices at every level
Turn URBAN YOUTH into a citywide movement
This is a role for someone who wants to change the game, not maintain the status quo.
WHO YOU ARE
You don’t need to fit a traditional CEO mould. You need to fit the moment.
You might be:
A youth worker with big ideas
A creative director with a heart for community
A strategist who loves culture
A social entrepreneur
A leader who believes London’s young people deserve more
Someone who sees potential everywhere
You are:
Visionary
Bold
Collaborative
Culturally aware
Purpose-driven
Excited by innovation
Energised by young people
Ready to build something iconic
WHY THIS MATTERS
Because London’s young people are overflowing with talent, creativity, ambition, and potential — but too often, the world doesn’t see it.
URBAN YOUTH exists to change that.
This is your chance to lead a movement that could transform thousands of lives.
THE IMPACT YOU’LL CREATE
By 2031, URBAN YOUTH aims to:
Support 10,000+ young people
Deliver 500+ pop-up events
Train 1,000 young leaders
Help 2,000 young people into employment, education or enterprise
Build a recognised youth streetwear brand
Operate in every London borough
Become London’s most exciting youth movement
As CEO, you’ll be at the heart of making this real.
JOIN THE MOVEMENT
If you’re ready to:
Build something London has never seen
Lead with purpose and creativity
Inspire the next generation
Turn ideas into culture
Turn culture into opportunity
Turn opportunity into impact
Then URBAN YOUTH needs you.
This is your moment. This is your movement. This is your legacy.
Apply now.
Lead the movement.
Where Opportunity Drops.
To empower London’s youth through agile, short-term opportunities that build skills, social capital, and confidence via a radical, volunteer led model
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About IDEMS
IDEMS is a UK-based social enterprise developing the novel human-centred technology infrastructure and products needed to affordably, sustainably scale expert-developed social interventions in variable low-resource communities globally for the greatest social impact.
IDEMS is now at an inflection point of innovation and growth.
Our innovation emerges from applied R&D in long-term multidisciplinary innovation collaborations. IDEMS impact-trained mathematical scientists and applied technologists partner with field-leading experts, UN agencies, global and local NGOs and researchers, and affected stakeholders to address grand challenges in areas including education, public health and climate resilience.
Across variable multiyear, multidisciplinary grand-challenge collaborations, IDEMS has validated the need for and is piloting impact-enabling socio-technical innovation to address a major unmet challenge: How to enable local stakeholders to adapt, take ownership of, and continuously improve, in collaboration with global experts, impact programming to meet the needs of their communities–and do this affordably, sustainably, at scale across variable low-resource contexts?
IDEMS is developing the novel socio-technical frameworks, infrastructure and products to address this challenge. At the heart of our work is pioneering “meaningful semantic interoperability”. Grounded in the application of frontier mathematical theory and made possible by advances in AI, IDEMS innovation transforms impact programme code and content into structured, reusable atomic data elements that can be malleably reordered, recombined or replaced to create unlimited, entirely new programme applications, interoperable down to the structured atomic data element level.
IDEMS innovation unlocks impact at scale by enabling: 1) local programme adaptation to meet the highly variable digital, social and economic realities of low-resource contexts, 2) multidirectional data sharing and sensemaking for continuous systemic and local programme improvement, and 3) local ownership and control for a new model of affordable, sustainable, and community-accountable impact innovation.
In this context, IDEMS faces the challenge of being a deeply innovative technology company, requiring significant mission-aligned impact financing to develop pioneering innovation, with an uncompromising mission to serve the public good.
The Opportunity
IDEMS is seeking to appoint a Non-Executive Director to join its Board at this exciting stage of growth.
Role Purpose
The Non-Executive Director will provide independent oversight, strategic guidance, and constructive challenge, helping ensure IDEMS delivers on its social mission while strengthening organisational sustainability and impact.
While IDEMS operates at a deep academic and technical level, the role does not require deep technical or mathematical expertise. The Non-Executive Director’s value lies in their ability to develop an understanding of the systemic barriers to responsibly, inclusively scaling social impact in low-resource contexts–and of how existing approaches to scaling impact with technology at best often fail to deliver meaningful impact and at worst introduce new harms and dependencies.
From that understanding, the Non-Executive Director will bring clear strategic perspective that includes offering high-level challenge and insight to help shape direction, identifying funding and partnership opportunities, strengthening decision-making, and ensuring alignment with social mission.
Key Responsibilities
Person Specification
We are particularly interested in individuals who bring a combination of the following (we do not expect any one person to have all of these):
A commitment to IDEMS’ values is essential, including collaboration, respect for complexity, and a focus on long-term impact.
Time Commitment
Approximately 5–10 days per year, including Board meetings and at least one full day at an in-person team meeting.
Why Join IDEMS?
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