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The Board of Directors is opening up the opportunity for new Trustees to join MYH. If you are passionate about making a difference and have the skills, knowledge, or experience to support MYH during an exciting period of growth, we would love to hear from you.
Job title: Trustee
Reports to: Chair of Muslim Youth Helpline
Hours: Flexible, Approx 6-8 hours per month (some evening and weekends required)
Contract: Voluntary
Overview of The Charity
The Muslim Youth Helpline (MYH) is a national award winning charity providing faith and culturally sensitive support services to young people in the UK. Its core service is a free and confidential helpline open seven days a week via telephone, email, internet chat and WhatsApp. MYH is a dynamic organisation that puts service to its clients at the heart of everything that it does.
Vision: A future where young people are empowered to overcome challenges and live a God-centred life of meaning and purpose.
Mission: To provide a range of culturally informed services to improve the mental wellbeing of young people.
Role Description
The Board of Directors is opening up the opportunity for new Trustees to join MYH. If you are passionate about making a difference and have the skills, knowledge, or experience to support MYH during an exciting period of growth, we would love to hear from you.
As part of our ongoing Board development, we welcome applications from individuals with diverse backgrounds, skills, and perspectives who share our values and commitment to our mission. While all applications are encouraged, we would particularly value experience in governance, strategic oversight, and organisational development at this stage of the charity’s journey.
As part of MYH’s ongoing Board development and succession planning, we are particularly seeking to appoint Trustees in two priority areas:
1. Future Chair of Trustees
We are seeking an experienced strategic leader who may be interested in progressing into the role of Chair of Trustees within the next 9–12 months, following a planned leadership transition. Previous Chair, Board, Non-Executive, or senior leadership experience would be highly valuable.
2. Governance and Organisational Oversight
We are also looking to strengthen Board capability in charity governance, legal and regulatory compliance, safeguarding, risk management, HR oversight, and
organisational policy development.
As MYH continues through a period of growth and organisational development, these
appointments will play an important role in supporting the charity’s long-term sustainability, accountability, and impact.
Key Responsibilities
As a Trustee of MYH, you will work collectively with the Board to provide effective governance, strategic direction, and oversight to support the charity’s mission and long-term sustainability. Key responsibilities include:
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Contributing to the strategic direction and overall governance of the charity
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Ensuring the charity operates in line with its charitable objectives, governing documents, and legal responsibilities
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Supporting effective decision-making by providing independent judgement, constructive challenge, and professional insight
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Promoting accountability, transparency, and ethical leadership across the organisation
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Overseeing the charity’s financial sustainability, including monitoring resources, budgets, and fundraising opportunities
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Supporting the identification and management of organisational risks, including safeguarding responsibilities where appropriate
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Acting in the best interests of the charity and its beneficiaries at all times
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Championing the charity’s mission, values, and impact with stakeholders and the wider community
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Working collaboratively with fellow Trustees and the leadership team to support organisational growth and development
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Attending Board meetings, contributing to discussions, and participating in relevant sub-groups or activities where required
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Supporting good governance practices, compliance, and continuous improvement across the organisation
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Person Specification
General Requirements
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A strong commitment to the mission, values, and objectives of Muslim Youth Helpline
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A willingness to devote the necessary time and effort to support the growth and development of a small, fast-paced, and dynamic charity
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Strategic vision and the ability to contribute to the long-term direction of the organisation
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Good independent judgement and the ability to make balanced, informed decisions
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An ability to think creatively and contribute innovative ideas and solutions
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A willingness to engage in open, honest, and constructive discussions, including difficult conversations where necessary
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An understanding and acceptance of the legal duties, responsibilities, and liabilities associated with trusteeship
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An ability to work collaboratively and effectively as part of a diverse Board and wider team
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A commitment to equality, diversity, inclusion, and respectful governance practices
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A commitment to Nolan’s Seven Principles of Public Life: selflessness, integrity, objectivity, accountability, openness, honesty, and leadership
Desirable Skills and Experience
While we welcome applications from individuals with a broad range of backgrounds and experiences, we would particularly value:
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Previous Board, Trustee, Non-Executive Director, or governance experience
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Experience in governance, charity leadership, or strategic organisational oversight
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Knowledge of safeguarding, risk management, HR, legal compliance, or organisational policy development
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Strategic planning and organisational development experience
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Financial oversight, fundraising, or financial sustainability experience
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Experience supporting organisations through periods of growth and change
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An understanding of the needs and challenges affecting young people and Muslim communities
MYH has four core values; non-judgemental, accountability, rooted in faith and compassion. You will be expected to demonstrate all four values throughout the recruitment process and within your role at MYH.
Commitment
Trustees are expected to commit 4-8 hours of work during each month to complete any
necessary Trustee tasks agreed by the Board to support a rapidly growing Muslim Youth
Helpline.
The specified hours above are an indication only. The successful candidate may be expected to work additional hours and on occasional weekends.
Equality and Diversity
Muslim Youth Helpline (MYH) are committed to our Equality and Diversity Policy. Under Section D of our Equality and Diversity Policy (Policy Statements) MYH are committed to ensuring that all candidates are given equal access to our employment opportunities regardless of their age, gender, race, sexual orientation, marital status and any other defining characteristics.
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Position Overview
An exciting and unique internship opportunity to work closely with key senior operational staff in a respected UK international development charity; this position has strong vocational content for anyone looking to break into the international development sector with future possibilities of progression into roles within the UK and/or Madagascar.
The post holder will gain hands-on experience in international development, gain understanding and skills across a wide range of duties associated with programmes development, corporate fundraising, volunteer coordination, and practical charity management.
The internship spans a minimum of six months and is a remote role. The diversity of activities that will be undertaken provides training for an early-career development professional who can effectively and efficiently deal with a comprehensive range of tasks related to the complex world of overseas development work.
Reporting to: Grants and Administrative Assistant
Location: Remote
Commitment: Part-time, two days a week for a minimum of six months - with full flexibility to choose which two days you work, and the option to adjust or change those days as needed.
Salary: N/A (voluntary)
Responsibilities:
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Supporting the Programmes & Partnership Manager in securing trust and foundation funding, which will include: performing donor research; drafting, proofreading, and editing grant applications and reports (in part or in full); and ad hoc administration relating to donor management.
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Supporting the Corporate Liaison Officer to secure corporate funding, which will include: researching potential donor companies; supporting corporate facing marketing materials; and supporting creation of report and proposal materials.
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Supporting the Managing Director and the Director of Programmes and Operation, to ensure the smooth running of the organisation, which will include: preparing financial reports and documentation; note taking at trustees’ meetings; supporting development of policy and procedural documentation; building on fundraising and networking opportunities; and supporting the recruitment process.
It should be noted that the successful candidate will take on a variety of tasks outlined above. While SEED Madagascar will make every attempt to tailor the tasks to the post-holder’s desired area of experience, this will be balanced by the priorities of the organisation.
Desired Knowledge/Experience/Skills/Qualifications
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Hold or be studying towards an undergraduate degree in or relating to international development (or have equivalent professional/experiential background).
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Knowledge and/or keen interest in development and/or conservation issues facing least developed countries such as Madagascar; previous experience living or working in a developing country would be an asset.
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Knowledge and/or keen interest in at least one of SEED Madagascar’s five core areas (community health; sustainable livelihoods; environmental conservation; education infrastructure and water, sanitation and hygiene); previous experience of community-based work would be an asset.
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Excellent analytical skills and ability to gather and assimilate information from various sources, compile documents (reports and proposals), and identify lessons learnt and best practice.
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Sound ability to adapt material for different audiences.
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Be able to conduct internet research.
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Be able to work both independently and as part of a team.
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Be able to financially support themselves for the duration of their internship as there is no stipend available for travel or sustenance.
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Strong written English is essential, French and/or Malagasy would be an asset.
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Be willing to take on mundane tasks such as drafting thank you notes for donors
The client requests no contact from agencies or media sales.
Microbiology Society is looking to find a new voluntary Chair of its Audit, Risk and Evaluation Committee Please see the role description along with the Terms of Reference for the Committee.
The Chair will use their experience and knowledge to provide an external perspective on the delivery of the annual audit; the risk management of the Society’s activities; and the evaluation of those activities.
To make an application, please email the following to Jo Manning
- Your CV (no more than three sides)
- A supporting statement (no more than two sides) that answers the following questions:
- Why do you want to be the Chair of the Audit Risk and Evaluation Committee for the Microbiology Society?
- How do your skills and expertise align with the role profile and candidate description detailed in the role description.
The deadline is 30 July 2026.
Please do let us know if you have any questions about the role by emailing Joanne Manning, Chief Operations Officer.
The client requests no contact from agencies or media sales.