Yorkshire Family Mediation Service
Member of the Board of Trustees

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Yorkshire Family Mediation Service
Yorkshire Family Mediation Service is looking for new trustees to join our small, active and supportive Board.
We are an established charity with more than 30 years’ experience supporting separating families across West and North Yorkshire, and we would love to hear from people who want to use their professional experience to make a genuine contribution to a local charity.
Skills and Experience
We are particularly interested in people with skills or experience in:
- Communications
- Marketing and digital engagement
- HR
- Law
- Financial planning and management
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However, these are not essential — if you have other skills, knowledge or experience that could strengthen our Board, we would still very much like to hear from you.
What We Offer
And it is very much a two-way opportunity.
If you haven't worked in the charity sector before, becoming a trustee offers valuable first-hand experience of how a non-profit organisation operates: governance, strategic decision-making, financial oversight and the particular challenges that charities face.
You'll be able to contribute your existing professional skills while developing your own experience at Board level. Previous trustee experience isn't necessary. What matters most is that you're willing to get involved, contribute and learn alongside us.


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Role Details
This is a voluntary role. Our Board meets quarterly, with three meetings normally held remotely and one in person at our main office in Bradford.
If you'd like to contribute to a charity that has been supporting families for more than three decades — while adding something worthwhile to your own professional experience — I'd really like to hear from you.
Please contact me directly for an informal conversation.
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