Social Care/Development Volunteer Roles
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As the Chair you should take control of meetings, ensuring that everyone who wishes to has a reasonable chance to speak and take part. The Chair should ensure any reasonable adjustments are made for Trustees with learning disabilities or other disabilities. You should be able to listen to and understand a wide range of views, present information clearly and concisely and get clarification of relevant points, thus enabling the board to make effective decisions. The board must demonstrate its leadership of the organisation. It is the chair's role to enable the board to do that.
Personal skills and qualities
● leadership skills
● experience in chairing meetings and committee work
● facilitation skills
● tact and diplomacy
● excellent communication and interpersonal skills
● impartiality, fairness, and the ability to respect confidences
● Knowledge or experience of learning disability, including the issues that impact on the lives of people with learning disabilities
● Good knowledge of the third sector
It is desirable for the chair to have knowledge of the type of work undertaken by Speak Out and a commitment to keeping ahead of the changes in the organisation that take place.
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