TRUSTEES to join our board of Trustees

Practical details
Volunteering • Organisation role
Contact person
Shelagh Leonard
Provided
#128544
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This is an opportunity to use your professional skills to support a charity delivering meaningful impact across the Thames Valley.
We have two very exciting vacancies we wish to fill, to complement our existing Board and guide our successful and growing organisation into the next phase of development.
Hope After Harm is relatively small, trustees can see the direct results of their contribution and frontline impact, we require general Trustee experience, to expand the knowledge base and help strengthen the Board overall, we are also specifically looking for those with experience in the following areas:
- Marketing, Communications and PR
- Commercial, Governance and Finance
We are a Buckinghamshire based registered Charity and Charitable Company Limited by Guarantee of 32 years’ operating a range of support programmes across the Thames Valley - including support for victims, support for the families of offenders, early interventions, work in the field of domestic abuse and support to offenders. With 40 staff and approximately 30 volunteers, a solid Trustee framework is essential to underpin and inform our work and our Trustees currently bring together considerable experience from criminal justice, local government, the corporate and voluntary sectors.
If you have a passion and commitment to support a value-driven organisation, strategic vision, independent judgement and a willingness to devote the necessary time and effort we would be delighted to hear from you. Any travel and out of pocket expenses will be reimbursed but please note this is a voluntary and unpaid post.
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About Hope After Harm
Hope After Harm provides innovative and non-judgemental support for those impacted by the Criminal Justice System.
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