Somewhere to Go Ltd
Trustee

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Company Description
Somewhere to Go Ltd is a charitable organization supporting people who are vulnerable, disadvantaged, or experiencing homelessness in Weston-super-Mare, United Kingdom. The charity operates a day centre that offers practical help, a safe space, and access to support services for individuals in need. It also runs a charity shop that helps raise funds and engage with the local community. The organization works closely with local partners and volunteers to provide compassionate, person-centered support. Potential trustees will join a small, committed team focused on improving lives and strengthening community resilience.
Role Description
The Trustee role is a part-time, on-site position based in Weston-super-Mare. Trustees collectively oversee the charity’s strategic direction, governance, and financial sustainability, ensuring activities align with its mission and values. Day-to-day responsibilities include:
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- Attending board meetings
- Reviewing reports and policies
- Contributing to risk management and compliance
- Supporting decision-making on services such as the day centre and charity shop
- Acting as ambassadors for the charity
- Building relationships with stakeholders
- Supporting fundraising and community engagement


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The role involves working closely with other board members and senior staff to provide effective oversight while respecting operational boundaries.
Qualifications
- Experience or strong interest in charity governance, including understanding of trustee responsibilities, compliance, and safeguarding.
- Financial literacy and the ability to interpret budgets, management accounts, and basic financial reports.
- Skills in strategic planning, problem-solving, and risk management within voluntary, public, or private sectors.
- Strong communication, listening, and teamwork skills, with the ability to challenge constructively and make balanced decisions.
- Commitment to equity, diversity, and inclusion, and empathy for people who are vulnerable, disadvantaged, or homeless.
- Availability to attend regular board meetings on-site in Weston-super-Mare and participate in occasional events or sub-committees.
- Previous experience in charity work, social care, housing, health, retail, or community development is beneficial but not essential.
- Basic IT skills (email, document sharing, online meeting tools) and willingness to undertake training relevant to trustee duties.
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