Dog A.I.D. (Assistance In Disability)
Charity Manager

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Charity and Staff Management
Delegated responsibility for the day-to-day running of the charity, office administration, line management and supervision of the small staff team
Liaison with HR support service, supported by the Chair and Treasurer
Lead on digital development and liaison with external IT support service
Lead on monitoring, evaluation and learning
Lead on dealing with any concerns, complaints, or safeguarding issues, and act as the charity’s Designated Safeguarding Lead, supported by the Safeguarding Trustee and Chair
Maintain the charity’s Risk Register
Strategic Development
Operational implementation of the Board-led Strategic Plan including providing regular reports for trustees and members as required
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Develop and manage annual operational plans and reports, supported by the Trustees
Working with the Client Representative Trustees, support clients (Disabled people with Assistance Dogs) to participate in the charity’s development
Manage accreditation with Assistance Dogs International and standards
Promotion and Communications
Promote the work of the charity positively and proactively, manage and ensure consistency of the charity brand across communications
Liaison with Assistance Dogs International, Assistance Dogs UK (ADUK) and fellow member organisations, including attendance at ADUK meetings
Maintain and develop key relationships, supported by relevant staff and trustees


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Manage communications with members (clients and trainers)
Finance and Fundraising
Work with the Treasurer and relevant staff to support the management of annual budgets, financial reporting and monitoring
Operational implementation of the Fundraising Strategy, working with relevant staff and trustees
Governance and Compliance
Support the Board of Trustees to ensure high standards of governance and compliance with all legal requirements affecting the charity
Support the development of new processes, procedures and policies, with regular monitoring and reviews
Health and Safety lead, responsible for completing any RIDDOR paperwork as and when required
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