Opportunities.

The role of Finance Director at NRAS is a rare opportunity to lead with both purpose and precision, at a time when the health and charity sectors urgently need strong, values-driven financial leadership.

As our Finance Director, you will play a pivotal role in guiding NRAS through a changing and challenging external landscape, ensuring the organisation remains financially resilient, transparent, and ambitious, while staying firmly anchored to its mission.

Overseeing financial strategy, governance, risk, and compliance, HR & IT, shaping how resources are deployed, how services and support are scaled, and how the charity grows its influence in national policy and public health discourse.

It calls for a leader who brings both strategic insight and hands-on expertise, someone who can think big, plan long, and roll up their sleeves when needed, working closely with the CEO and Board, offering sound advice, constructive challenge, and the financial clarity to inform critical decisions.

One of those rare opportunities to lead with both heart and vision, at a time when strong, values-driven leadership has never been more needed.

You will have the opportunity to work alongside a passionate and dedicated community of staff, trustees, partners, and most importantly, the people we support and their families. Guiding a committed Board of Trustees, and steering Linkage through the complexities of today’s social care landscape, ensuring it remains firmly anchored to its mission.

It’s a leadership role that reaches far beyond the Boardroom. It requires strategic insight, moral clarity, and the ability to support and challenge our CEO as a critical friend, along
with knowledge of the social care or specialist education landscape.

Deafblind UK’s new Head of Marketing & Communications will play a pivotal role in shaping how their mission and impact are shared across all channels.

Leading, developing, and delivering a strategic and creative marketing and communications strategy that strengthens Deafblind UK’s brand awareness, raising their profile, reach and impact to support their engagement with people with lived experience, their income and fundraising generation ambitions, and their engagement with other key audiences.

We are looking for a highly organised, proactive and people-oriented Operations and Communications Manager to help keep our small but ambitious organisation running smoothly, our voice heard and our successes shared and celebrated.

You will be a central point of contact in the organisation, helping to embed systems and processes that support our work and enabling our staff and community members to do their very best.

The Board, which was formed in November 2016 and which still has all five founding trustees, including the Chair in situ, is seeking three new trustees.

Trustees who can help us to sharpen our thinking, who bring new and diverse voices and who can help us to refine and deliver our plans for shaping the future of Gregynog with a background in:

Finance and Business, to help develop the next stages of our strategic business and operational planning. Ensuring that our financial systems and processes evolve effectively, enabling us to manage our finances with confidence and foresight.

Estate Management, to develop the potential of our very special estate. Part of which is already designated as a SSSI with a distinctive arboretum, and help guide conservation efforts. Ensuring that our buildings, gardens, landscape and woodlands are appropriately used, properly maintained and protected.

Event & Programme Planning, to support the development of culture, learning and the arts at Gregynog. Guiding the development of our cultural and educational programmes, events and experiences to help optimise event planning and attract larger audiences.

We are equally keen to hear from candidates who do not meet these specific criteria but believe they could contribute to our thinking and our future success and resilience.

Working collaboratively with our Chairman to constantly come up with new and creative ways to engage with new brands and strengthen existing relationships, overseeing the annual marketing budget and providing broader strategic planning support to the charity as a member of the senior management team.

As treasurer, you will be responsible for overseeing the financial management of London CLT ensuring that their funds are used effectively, transparently, and in compliance with legal and regulatory requirements.

Responsible for managing the monitoring, processing, reporting and forecasting of London CLT’s finances, and developing new systems and processes as required, to ensure the smooth running of London CLT.

Tasked with the overall management and operation of the Royal Variety Charity’s Care Home, Brinsworth House, and the achievement of an ‘Excellent’ CQC rating.

Tasked with leading our existing team of qualified nursing staff, ensuring CQC regulations are met and that Brinsworth House provides and maintains the highest levels of person-centred care while managing and developing cohesive working relationships within the clinical staff team and working as part of a multi-disciplinary team.