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TRUSTEES FOR OUR UNPAID CARERS CHARITY - Volunteer

Worcester
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We're seeking new trustees

We're seeking new trustees, whether or not you’ve any trustee experience, to support our well established and respected charity for unpaid carers.

What difference will you make?

As part of our Board you will support and shape our work and strategic direction, as well as help us achieve our purpose to support unpaid carers. As a trustee, you will have a real opportunity to offer your unique skill set to help the strategic progression of the charity.

What are we looking for?

We would welcome applicants with skills and experience of all types, especially with leadership or management experience.

  • Potential trustees will be good communicators, with a commitment to what Carers and Communities delivers and be willing to be engaged in the overarching direction and strategy.
  • It is not necessary to have previous trustee or board committee experience as training and induction will be provided. This position would therefore suit an individual taking their first steps.
  • We welcome applications from all ages and backgrounds. We are actively looking to further diversify our board to help us represent all the communities of Worcestershire. If you think you can help us to achieve this we would very much like to hear from you. Everyone’s input will be valued and support will be available to a new trustee.

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We are looking for one of the trustees to be an experienced manager who can become a successor to our Vice Chair in the next two years.

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At Carers and Communities, our Board has 7 Trustees with a broad range of skills, experiences and backgrounds and some have caring experience. With the growth of our charity, we are now looking to strengthen our Board by recruiting new Trustees.

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We are looking for one of the trustees to be an experienced manager/leader who can become a successor to our Vice Chair in the next two years.

As part of our Board all new trustees will support and shape our work and strategic direction, as well as help us achieve our purpose to support unpaid carers.

Trustees have to commit to at least 13 days per year, including 4 Board meetings, 4 sub-committee meetings, 4 trustee meetings and our AGM. However, all trustees add value by meeting staff, volunteers, etc., and attending other meetings.

There is no financial remuneration, though expenses for travel and out-of-pocket expenses may be claimed. There will be an induction and training programme.

Meetings are generally held at the office in Worcester. Where necessary trustees can attend via Teams.

We look forward to hearing from you.

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