KMHCF
Volunteer role: Management Committee - Volunteer
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We are seeking an enthusiastic, caring volunteer to join our management committee to support further growth in our activities and membership
That could be you.
What difference will you make?
Our volunteer team has a combination of professional skills and lived experience as carers, giving us strong insight into our members' needs.
Your role might be liaising with other organisations, or have a back-office duty.
This is primarily a hybrid role; you might work from home choosing your availability. We would like you to meet with the Committee at least every two months.
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What are we looking for?
We are seeking an enthusiastic, caring volunteer to join our management committee.
If you have at least three years' experience in one or more of the key skills below, plus motivation and a desire to support carers who may feel isolated, we’d love to hear from you.
- Key Skills:
We want to reach new members in the age range 25-45, initially through Social Media
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Kingston Mental Health Carers’ Forum (KMHCF) is a small charity supporting unpaid carers of people with mental health issues in the Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames. We represent carers’ voices and work with local services to influence policy and service development.
We want to grow and improve our services. We’re particularly interested in volunteers who can take a hands-on role in development—especially those with relevant skills, including retirees keen to contribute.
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