Volunteer Roles

We are looking for volunteers to help us bucket collect before the Rotherham United vs Barnsley football game on Saturday 22nd February. You will be stood in various spots around the ground helping us to raise vital funds for Bluebell Wood Children's Hospice.

No one should die because they needed first aid and didn’t get it. St John Ambulance teaches people first aid so they can be the difference between life and death, and you can help us do this.

As Unit Manager you will be responsible for the overall management of your St John Ambulance Youth unit. You will do this by leading weekly meetings, organising other youth development activities and actively participating in the recruitment, training and retention of the young people and volunteers in your unit. You will ensure that they have a positive and rewarding experience in St John Ambulance, by equipping them with the necessary skills to fulfil our vision; ‘Everyone who needs it should receive first aid from those around them. No one should suffer for the lack of trained first aiders.’

This role is ideal for someone who has some management experience and wants to enhance their skills while doing invaluable work. This role is exempt from the provisions of the Rehabilitations Offenders Act.

As a Youth Unit Manager, you are required to be the leader on the weekly meetings, or get sessions covered if you are unavailable. a minimum of 2 meetings a month

We are looking for 3 successful volunteers to cover 3 different units in Nottingham

If you are successful you will need to undertake induction & training for role at these dates:

• Welcome Event (Induction) - 07/03/2025

Closing date for these opportunities is: 01/03/2025

This is an exciting and rewarding opportunity to assist our Facilities and Estates Team. We are looking for a hard-working, self-motivated person with knowledge of health and safety principles and experience of caretaking or practical & hands on maintenance and with a clean UK driving licence. This role will contribute to the successful running of Bluebell Wood Children’s Hospice.

South West London Law Centres (SWLLC) is an independent registered charity providing specialised legal advice and assistance covering Wandsworth, Merton, Croydon, Kingston-upon-Thames, Richmond-upon-Thames and Sutton in South West London.

Our vision is a future where people who cannot afford a lawyer:

• Have equal access to assert and enforce their rights;
• Are empowered to benefit from everything a healthy society has to offer;
• Are treated equally with dignity and respect.

You will play a critical role in helping SWLLC to grow and prosper. If you have a passion for access to justice and believe that you can improve the impact the SWLLC can make, then we look forward to hearing from you. 

What will you be doing?

Our previous chair stood down after an extended term of 6 years. They helped oversee the law centre during the pandemic and its aftermath during which we have seen the law centre continue to flourish in a very challenging environment. We are looking for a new chair who believes in what we do and is prepared to lead and act as an ambassador for the charitable trust so that we can continue to do this work. We currently have a strong trustee board of varying skills and tenures and the day to day management of the law centre is delegated to a small team. This team is small for what the law centre is trying to achieve. We need you to bring your expertise, energy and networks to the law centre. The role isn't glamorous, it's unpaid, and it's sometimes unacknowledged, but it is rewarding. You will play a critical role in helping SWLLC to support over 6,000 people a year, who would not otherwise have access to legal advice. We are very proud of the impact that we have had over the last 50 years, and continue to have. SWLLC continues to operate in a challenging environment, the work of the law centre is regulated and audited by a number of external bodies, our finances continued to be challenged by static legal aid, grants and donations, despite this we have continued to flourish, but the need for our services is greater than we can provide. The main areas that our trustees board can support alongside the role of governance of the law centre are:

• Finance
• Fundraising
• Human Resources
• Communications and Marketing
• IT and facilities
• Community Engagement and Community Activism

Time commitment:

6 Board meetings per year. Take place through a mixture of in person and online meetings in the evenings (usually midweek between 6pm – 7:30pm). The Chair will also need to have regular meetings with the Chief Executive, and Senior Management Team outside of these regular board meetings. Such meetings will typically be brief, online and arranged at a mutually convenient time. The Chair will also need to represent the Charity at various events and meetings with key stakeholders. Our head office is based in Croydon with other offices in Clapham Junction and Morden. We expect the role to take around 1 -2 days per month.

What are we looking for?

Principal responsibilities:

Strategic leadership

• Act as representative of the whole board and not its defacto head
• Provide leadership to the charity and its Board, ensuring that the Charity has maximum impact for its beneficiaries

Governance

• Ensure that the governance arrangements are working in the most effective way for the Charity

External Relations

• Act as an ambassador for the cause and the charity in partnership with the CEO

Efficiency and effectiveness

• Chair meetings of the Board of Trustees effectively and efficiently, bringing impartiality and objectivity to the decision-making process
• Ensure that Trustees are fully engaged and that decisions are taken in the best, long-term interests of the Charity and that the Board takes collective ownership

Relationship with the Chief Executive and the Senior Management Team

• Establish and build a strong, effective, supporting and a constructive working relationship with the Chief Executive, ensuring s/he is held to account for achieving agreed strategic objectives 

Personal Qualities:

• Personal gravitas to lead a significant organisation demonstrating a strong and visible passion and commitment to the law centre, its strategic objectives and cause  
• Exhibit strong inter-personal and relationship building abilities and be comfortable in an ambassadorial role
• Demonstrate tact and diplomacy, with the ability to listen and engage effectively
• Strong networking capabilities that can be utilised for the benefit of the law centre
• Ability to foster and promote a collaborative team environment
• Ability to commit time to conduct the role well, including travel and attending events out of office hours

Experience:

• Experience of operating at a senior strategic leadership level within an organisation
• Successful track record of achievement through their career
• Experience of external representation, delivering presentations and managing stakeholders
• Significant experience of chairing meetings and events Knowledge and skills
• Broad knowledge and understanding of the legal sector and current issues affecting it
• Strong leadership skills, ability to motivate staff and volunteers and bring people together
• Good understanding of charity governance and finance issues Terms The charity’s Chair (and board members) will serve a four-year term to be eligible for re-appointment for one additional term.

What difference will you make?

The impact the Chair will have is to ensure the continuation of the law centres' successful mission 

Law Centres are community-led, not-for-profit organisations that help local people to understand and enforce their legal rights. Their services are free, and they attempt to target the people who most need them – people who are at risk of discrimination and ill-treatment and those who are least able to protect themselves, for example because they lack the money to hire someone with legal expertise to help them.  We are currently celebrating our 50th year. SWLLC s is one of the larger Law Centre in Great Britain covering six London boroughs – Croydon, Kingston, Merton, Richmond, Sutton and Wandsworth. Our catchment area covers 1.7 million people. We now operate from 3 branch offices. We help over 6,000 people each year with a face to face service covering 3 broad services. 

• Expert casework and representation in the social welfare law covering community care, debt, employment, housing, immigration/asylum, public law, welfare rights and cost of living support 
• Emergency representation as part of the Housing Possession Court Duty Scheme 
• Pro Bono Clinics 

Amongst the results we achieve that make us proud of what we do are:

• the prevention of homelessness 
• the prevention and reduction of poverty 
• the protection of family life by reuniting people living in the UK with those living abroad
• the prevention of torture and death beyond our borders by the provision of advice and representation to people fleeing persecution 
• the prevention of ill-health by successfully challenging unfit living conditions 
• the prevention of mental ill-health by assisting people to deal with their personal debts

Before you apply

If you would like an initial discussion before putting in your application please message through the Reach Volunteering Platform and Senior Management Team will be on contact to further discuss the role and the opportunity.  A panel of trustees and senior management team will review your application. If we consider that your skills and experience are a good fit with the Law Centre, you will be invited for an informal discussion with the panel about our work and the trustee role. 

The Buddy Bag Foundation is an award winning charity seeking a Finance Trustee to sit on our well established Board of Trustees. BBF is dedicated to restoring a sense of safety and love for children in emergency accommodation having fled domestic abuse.

Who we are

The Buddy Bag Foundation provides children entering emergency care with essential items having fled domestic abuse and coercive control situations. We provide women’s refuges and other emergency accommodation locations with our age specific Buddy Bags which contain twelve essential items, including toiletries; underwear; a book; and of course a knitted toy.

The role

BBF is seeking a finance professional to sit on our Board of Trustees to work with our external accountants to oversee the financial governance of the Buddy Bag Foundation, ensure robust financial management and reporting, and to lead in providing strategic financial oversight in accordance with UK charity governance.

The role is designed to ensure that the BBF’s resources are effectively managed to support its mission of providing emergency items to children entering emergency care.

Person Specification

Qualifications:

• Professional qualification in finance, accounting, or a related field (e.g., ACA, ACCA, CIMA).
• Experience in a financial role within business – previous experience as a Trustee or within a UK charity or nonprofit is desirable but not essential.

Skills and Experience:

• Experience in financial management.
• Understanding of UK charity finance, including SORP, Gift Aid, and regulatory requirements from the Charity Commission.
• Experience in leading committees or teams is desirable, with demonstrable leadership and decision-making skills.
• Excellent communication skills, with the ability to present financial information clearly to non-financial stakeholders.
• Strategic thinking with the ability to contribute to broader organisational goals, particularly in a charity focused on vulnerable children.

Personal Attributes:

• Commitment to the foundation’s mission and values.
• Integrity and high ethical standards.
• Collaborative and able to work effectively within a diverse team.
• Proactive and willing to challenge and support the Board and executive team.

The Role

In addition to joining bi-monthly Board of Trustee meetings (either remotely or in the West Midlands), the key tasks of the Finance Trustee are set out below.

Financial Governance:

• Lead the Financial Sub-Committee in reviewing and monitoring the Buddy Bag Foundation’s financial performance.
• Work with the external accountant team to develop financial strategies that ensure the sustainability of the foundation’s activities.

Budgeting and Financial Planning:

• Oversee the preparation and approval of the annual budget, ensuring it aligns with the foundation’s strategic objectives, particularly in maintaining the continuity of providing emergency essentials to children.
• Monitor reporting in respect of cash flow, financial risks, and reserves in line with the foundation’s reserves policy, advising the Board on any necessary actions.
• Ensure financial planning accounts for the potential impacts of UK-specific economic conditions and the volatility of donation-based income.

Reporting and Compliance:

• Ensure timely and accurate financial reporting to the Board, funders, the Charity Commission, and HMRC as required.
• Oversee the preparation of the foundation’s annual accounts, ensuring they are prepared in accordance with the UK Statement of Recommended Practice (SORP) and are audited or independently examined as required.
• Monitor compliance with financial policies, procedures, and legal obligations specific to UK charities, with a focus on transparency to maintain donor trust.

Strategic Contribution:

• Provide financial insight and advice to the Board on matters affecting the foundation’s financial health.
• Contribute to the overall strategic direction of the foundation as a member of the Board.

Leadership:

• Lead on financial strategy and reporting, ensuring productive meetings and effective decision-making.
• Mentor and support other trustees in understanding financial matters, particularly within the context of UK charity regulations and the foundation’s mission.

Over the next 5-10 years we will be doubling the amount of housing we provide through 2 new Almshouses based in Blackfriars and Walworth and increasing our grant giving to £1m a year. We will be increasing the staff team, looking for a new CEO and Chair.

Who we are

Since the 1700’s, based on our founder’s philosophy, we have prided ourselves on being generous to those in need in Southwark.

We provide genuinely affordable housing.

We provide grants for organisations working with older people.

We provide financial support and social activities to older people in need, hardship or distress.

Through out out 300 year history we have helped 1000’s of people in Southwark.

The role

We are looking for Trustees who can:

Help us deliver our ambitious property development programme on time and to budget

Help us shape our future staff team and senior leadership

Help us shape our future business plan and review policies and processes

Our Vision: Expanding our contribution towards an equitable and inclusive society, where the older residents of Southwark (in need, hardship or distress) have access to long-term, truly affordable housing, allowing them the opportunity to lead independent, enjoyable and dignified lives in a safe, secure and supported environment.

Our Mission: To provide high quality, well-managed and truly affordable housing for the older residents of Southwark in social and/or financial need, as well as helping to enrich the lives of older residents in Southwark generally through grants to local community organisations and charities offering a variety of welfare and support services.

Our Values: In pursuing our Vision and Mission, we aim to be caring, kind and fair, generous, inclusive, ambitious, sustainable and professional in all our endeavours.

We are actively welcoming applications from women and people from the global majority to join our Board. You may have a strong connection with Southwark, experience of working with older people or a passion for improving housing or opportunities for people to live longer healthier and happier lives.

We do ask you can attend all our meetings. Full board meetings are held 4 times per year. You will also be asked to join one of our sub-groups depending on your skills and experience.

We ask our trustees to be able to commit to at least 6 – 8 hours a month and have time to read the relevant documents and paperwork. You should be willing to contribute to the debates and decision making for the organisation.

We can help with travel and childcare costs but the position is voluntary.

Trustees need to be over the age of 18.

This flexible home volunteering role is worthwhile and rewarding. Make a real difference writing letters. As a Volunteer Penpal Writer you’ll be a key member of the Letterbox Team. Your letters will cheer someone up and establish a trusting, supportive relationship with a client who might be lonely or socially isolated.

What tasks can this role include (some or all of the following):

• Writing letters to clients
• Building trust and companionship with a client through correspondence. Omega befriends a variety of people including: caregivers, the lonely, isolated or people with ill-health.
• Liaising with the Letterbox Team by email or post.
• Respecting service standards, appropriate boundaries and recognising the policies and procedures that are necessary when befriending adults at risk.
• Making suggestions to help us improve the service we provide to clients and Volunteer Pen pal Writers.

This role could be for you, if you:

• Enjoy writing and receiving letters
• Are enthusiastic and self-motivated
• Associate strongly with Omega’s values and strategy
• Have knowledge or understanding about a variety of client issues including caring, feeling isolated and lonely and its impact on people and society
• Have satisfactory written and inter-personal communication skills
• Recognise the importance of confidentiality and can show this in practice
• Are committed to inclusion, treating people with dignity and respect

What support and training will be provided?

• Feedback from clients and colleagues
• Regular and ongoing support from Letterbox Team Leader
• Answering questions
• Stationary and pre-paid envelopes can be provided making the service free.
• Opportunity for peer support events and invitation to Omega events
• Reward system and opportunity for volunteer of the month rewards

What are the benefits for you?

• Knowing you are making a difference to someone’s life by doing something you enjoy
• Joining the Omega Team, who are taking action against loneliness and isolation as well as helping people in crisis
• An opportunity to enhance your CV or learn new skills
• An opportunity to engage with your community

Location of the role:

• Mainly your home

When are you needed?

• At a time to suit you

Being a Trustee for the Commonwork Trust is an opportunity to make a tangible difference in areas that matter—regenerative farming, sustainability, and education. Whether you’re experienced or exploring your first Trustee role, you’ll work alongside a passionate team committed to inspiring sustainable living and fostering community impact. The role will enable you to play a vital role in shaping our strategy, ensuring good governance, and helping us achieve our mission of making a positive impact on people and the planet.

What We’re Looking For:

• Commitment: A strong belief in the Trust’s mission and values.

• Strategic Thinking: The ability to focus on long-term goals and balance priorities.

• Collaboration: A willingness to work as part of a diverse and committed team.

• Integrity: A commitment to acting ethically and transparently.

• Openness to Learn: An interest in building your knowledge of charity governance and the Trust’s work.

Hours: quarterly Board meetings (typically 3–4 hours) and occasional committee or working group sessions. While remote access is possible, in-person attendance is preferred.

Salary: This role is unremunerated, however, reasonable expenses may be covered

Chatterbox Befrienders offer one-to-one telephone support and will call a client once a week offering companionship and a listening ear for an individual who might otherwise go unheard. Chatterbox volunteers befriend a variety of people including carers, socially isolated individuals who are struggling with loneliness, people with ill health and those that have been bereaved.

This role could be for you, if you:

• Would like to make a real difference in someone’s life
• Want to challenge loneliness and can commit to a weekly phone call
• Are a good listener
• Are empathetic, patient and of a caring nature
• Have good verbal and inter-personal communication skills
• Recognise the importance of confidentiality and can uphold this in practice
• Are committed to inclusion and treating people with dignity and respect

Requirements of a Befriender include:

• Calling your client once a week for a chat of up to 45 minutes; this is a 26 week initial commitment, at the end of which each client’s needs are reviewed
• Completing an online call log record promptly after each phone call
• Ensuring immediate contact with the Chatterbox Coordinators if you feel that the client might be a risk to themselves or others
• Liaising with the Chatterbox Coordinator on a regular basis regarding the service, as well as discussing personal learning and development needs
• Respecting service standards, appropriate boundaries and recognising the range of policies and procedures that impact on befriending vulnerable adults

Benefits of this role may include:

• Knowing you are making a difference to someone’s life
• Joining the Omega Team who are taking action against loneliness and isolation
• An opportunity to enhance your CV or learn new skills
• An opportunity to engage with your community

Support and training provided:

• Omega Chatterbox induction program
• Safeguarding training
• Ongoing support from Chatterbox Coordinators for all questions, concerns, and support
• Out of pocket expenses are reimbursed and a mobile phone can be provided if appropriate
• Monthly Befriender group support meetings via the Zoom app

Location of the role:

• Home-based

When are you needed:

• Provided on enquiry

A Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check is required for this role. If you have a criminal record this does not automatically prevent you from being considered as an Omega Chatterbox Befriender. We will take into account the nature of the offence, when it happened and whether it is relevant to the voluntary role. If you are shortlisted, this will be discussed with you during the recruitment process.

We are looking to recruit a Volunteer for the position of Treasurer who can oversee & support the Board, CEO & the Business & Central Services Manager on the financial management aspects of Leeway Domestic Violence and Abuse Services, from supporting with the financial forecasting, budgets & management account analysis, as well as all other financial related tasks and duties that the charity needs.

You must have previous experience in a financial role such as in Accounting and a good understanding of charities. You must be committed and dedicated to the role and the charity, ensuring any deadlines are met.

Experience:

• Charity Accounting: 2 years (Preferred)
• Accounting: 2 years (Desirable)

Volunteer Treasurer Role Description

The responsibilities of the Treasurer at board level are to:

• Liaise with finance staff and with the organisation’s independent examiner or auditor, in order to ensure that the organisation keeps proper accounts, in compliance with Companies House and Charity Commission regulations.

• Chair the finance sub-committee meetings, who are responsible for: -

• Reviewing the organisation’s financial performance.

• Reviewing policies for finance and investment.

• Ensuring that the organisation has robust and effective financial controls in place.

• Report on financial matters to the management committee.

The treasurer will share these responsibilities with the finance sub-committee, and staff will carry out day to day finance functions.

Other information:

· Expenses: paid in accordance with the Leeway volunteer expenses policy and following provision of receipts

· Insurance Cover: Trustee Indemnity Insurance in place

· Training: Trustee induction and ongoing training

· Recruitment method: Application form and skill-based Interview process

Applicants must support and have awareness of the aims and purposes of Leeway Domestic Violence and Abuse Services. 

Volunteer Role: Volunteer Coordinator 

Hours: Approx 6 hours per week (Evening/Weekend based)

Location: London/Hybrid

We're setting up a brand new youth work charity in the London area, and we have some exciting potential opportunities available for us this new year but we need to get set up and running and we need volunteers to support us.

We are looking for proactive, highly organised, and passionate people to join us as a Trustee. In this role, you will help guide the strategic direction and governance of our charity, ensuring we achieve our mission and objectives.

We're Urban Youth, a start-up dynamic grassroots youth work organisation based in London. We are dedicated to transforming the lives of young people through engaging and empowering community initiatives. As we await our charity registration, we need your support to get us up and ready to launch. We are driven by the passion and commitment of our volunteers who believe in the potential of every young person.

At Urban Youth, we aim to divert young people away from risky behaviours and crime by providing them with meaningful opportunities and experiences. We understand the significant challenges facing the youth of London today, but we also know that with the right support, they can thrive. Our mission is to create a safe and positive environment where young individuals can explore their interests, develop new skills, and build lasting friendships.

We have some real amazing opportunities coming our way and we really need to take full advantage of these and need to get things in place for us to be able create fantastic opportunities for young people in 2025 and beyond.

As our Volunteer Coordinator you would have a range of responsibilities to ensure the effective recruitment, management, and retention of volunteers. Here are some key duties:

1. Recruitment: Finding and recruiting new volunteers through various channels, such as social media, community events, and partnerships with local organisations.

2. Training and Onboarding: Providing comprehensive training and onboarding sessions to ensure volunteers are well-prepared for their roles and introduced to Urban Youth fully.

3. Volunteer Management: Overseeing the day-to-day activities of volunteers, ensuring they are engaged and motivated.

4. Relationship Building: Developing strong relationships with volunteers, addressing their concerns, and providing ongoing support.

5. Policy Development: Drafting and implementing policies and procedures related to volunteer management.

6. Communication: Coordinating with internal departments and external partners to identify volunteer needs and opportunities.

7. Event Planning: Organising volunteer appreciation events and other activities to recognise and celebrate volunteer contributions.

8. Monitoring and Evaluation: Tracking volunteer performance and providing feedback to ensure continuous improvement.

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Volunteer Role: Treasurer

Hours: Approx ONE Evening per Month

Location: London/Hybrid

We're setting up a brand new youth work charity in the London area, and we have some exciting potential opportunities available for us this new year but we need to get set up and running and we need volunteers to support us.

We are looking for proactive, highly organised, and passionate people to join us as a Trustee. In this role, you will help guide the strategic direction and governance of our charity, ensuring we achieve our mission and objectives.

We're Urban Youth, a start-up dynamic grassroots youth work organisation based in London. We are dedicated to transforming the lives of young people through engaging and empowering community initiatives. As we await our charity registration, we need your support to get us up and ready to launch. We are driven by the passion and commitment of our volunteers who believe in the potential of every young person.

At Urban Youth, we aim to divert young people away from risky behaviours and crime by providing them with meaningful opportunities and experiences. We understand the significant challenges facing the youth of London today, but we also know that with the right support, they can thrive. Our mission is to create a safe and positive environment where young individuals can explore their interests, develop new skills, and build lasting friendships.

We have some amazing opportunities coming our way, and we need to take full advantage of these to create fantastic opportunities for young people in 2025 and beyond.

As a Treasurer, you would have a range of responsibilities to ensure the effective financial management and oversight of Urban Youth. Here are some key duties:

• Financial Planning: Developing and implementing financial strategies to support our mission and goals.

• Budget Management: Overseeing the preparation and management of budgets, creating financial monitoring and control systems and processes ensuring resources are used effectively.

• Financial Reporting: Ensuring accurate and timely financial reporting to the board and stakeholders, including with the Charity Commission.

• Fundraising and Development: Supporting fundraising efforts and identifying new opportunities for financial growth.

• Compliance: Ensuring compliance with all financial regulations and legal requirements and being a lead contact with the Bank, HMRC and the Charity Commission.

• Risk Management: Identifying and managing financial risks to the charity.

• Policy Development: Contributing to the development and implementation of financial policies and procedures, ensuring these are easy to understand and use.

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Volunteer Role: Head of Youth Work

Hours: Approx. 6 hours per week (Evening/Weekend based)

Location: London/Hybrid

We're setting up a brand new youth work charity in the London area, and we have some exciting potential opportunities available for us this new year but we need to get set up and running and we need volunteers to support us.

We are looking for proactive, highly organised, and passionate people to join us as a Trustee. In this role, you will help guide the strategic direction and governance of our charity, ensuring we achieve our mission and objectives.

We're Urban Youth, a start-up dynamic grassroots youth work organisation based in London. We are dedicated to transforming the lives of young people through engaging and empowering community initiatives. As we await our charity registration, we need your support to get us up and ready to launch. We are driven by the passion and commitment of our volunteers who believe in the potential of every young person.

At Urban Youth, we aim to divert young people away from risky behaviours and crime by providing them with meaningful opportunities and experiences. We understand the significant challenges facing the youth of London today, but we also know that with the right support, they can thrive. Our mission is to create a safe and positive environment where young individuals can explore their interests, develop new skills, and build lasting friendships.

We have some amazing opportunities coming our way, and we need to take full advantage of these to create fantastic opportunities for young people in 2025 and beyond.

As our Head of Youth Work, you would have a range of responsibilities to ensure the effective creation and management of youth activities and projects. Here are some key duties:

• Activity Planning: Designing and implementing one-off and short-term youth work activities and projects.

• Promotion: Creating promotional materials and evidence to support future services.

• Volunteer Coordination: Working with the Volunteer Coordinator to recruit and manage volunteers for youth activities.

• Engagement: Ensuring young people are engaged and motivated to participate in activities, and also have a voice and assist in co-production of future activities and projects.

• Relationship Building: Developing strong relationships with young people, volunteers, and community partners.

• Monitoring and Evaluation: Tracking the success of activities and providing feedback for continuous improvement.

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Volunteer Role: Trustee

Hours: Approx ONE Evening per Month

Location: London/Hybrid

We're setting up a brand new youth work charity in the London area, and we have some exciting potential opportunities available for us this new year but we need to get set up and running and we need volunteers to support us.

We are looking for proactive, highly organised, and passionate people to join us as a Trustee. In this role, you will help guide the strategic direction and governance of our charity, ensuring we achieve our mission and objectives.

We're Urban Youth, a start-up dynamic grassroots youth work organisation based in London. We are dedicated to transforming the lives of young people through engaging and empowering community initiatives. As we await our charity registration, we need your support to get us up and ready to launch. We are driven by the passion and commitment of our volunteers who believe in the potential of every young person.

At Urban Youth, we aim to divert young people away from risky behaviours and crime by providing them with meaningful opportunities and experiences. We understand the significant challenges facing the youth of London today, but we also know that with the right support, they can thrive. Our mission is to create a safe and positive environment where young individuals can explore their interests, develop new skills, and build lasting friendships.

We have some amazing opportunities coming our way, and we need to take full advantage of these to create fantastic opportunities for young people in 2025 and beyond.

As a Trustee, you would have a range of responsibilities to ensure the effective governance and strategic direction of Urban Youth. Here are some key duties:

• Strategic Planning: Contributing to the development and implementation of our strategic plan to achieve our mission and goals.

• Governance: Ensuring that Urban Youth operates within its charitable objectives and complies with all legal and regulatory requirements.

• Financial Oversight: Monitoring the financial performance of the charity and ensuring the effective use of resources.

• Fundraising and Development: Supporting fundraising efforts and identifying new opportunities for growth and development.

• Advocacy: Acting as an ambassador for Urban Youth, promoting our work and building relationships with key stakeholders.

• Risk Management: Identifying and managing risks to the charity, ensuring we operate safely and effectively.

• Policy Development: Contributing to the development and implementation of policies and procedures to support our work.

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