Opportunities.

We seek new trustees  with a passion and empathy for our sensitive and timely work who have the ability to leverage their specialist areas of expertise and networks or lived experience to ensure that we continue to grow and strengthen as a charity and become more sustainable, increasing both our reach and impact.

Individuals who will play a key role in supporting families through loss, shaping the future development of a charity that brings comfort and compassion to those who need it most, and who will welcome the opportunity to work alongside a passionate and inspiring team of dedicated volunteer photographers.

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.

As our Communities Manager you will:

• Support communities in London to develop new genuinely and permanent affordable community led-housing.
• Develop and implement London CLT’s approach to its residents, including allocations, management, resale and stewardship.
• Support local community steering groups throughout the various complex project stages of building homes (campaign engagement, land acquisition, planning, build and allocations), by building relationships, supporting groups and local leaders.
• Coordinate the implementation of London CLT’s social impact strategy.

Heading up, and in collaboration with their Leadership Team, you will:

• Ensure that the voice of young carers and young adult carers is at the heart of the delivery of GYC services.
• Promote awareness of the issues faced by young carers and young adult carers.
• Assume overall responsibility for the delivery and development of the range of services provided by Gloucestershire Young Carers, ensuring quality and performance standards are met.
• Develop and manage partnerships and networks locally and nationally, promoting GYC’s profile as a leader in the support for young carers and young adult carers.
• Take overall responsibility for the delivery of GYC strategy, developing the business plan and setting objectives.
• Oversee the good governance of GYC, ensuring financial stability and compliance with charity and company law.
• Inspire and lead the GYC team, co-ordinating the senior management of GYC and providing line management to the Directors.

Their expectations are high. As their new our Chief Executive Officer, you will be expected to:

• Work with an engaged trustee Board and a dedicated office team, many of whom are D/deaf or hard-of-hearing themselves;
• Hold responsibility for the development of our new three-year strategic plan;
• Review, streamline, further develop and deliver our high quality commissioned and grant-funded services; and
• Develop new and stronger partnerships to better support our growth ambitions and the wider D/deaf and hard of hearing community based on their needs today and in the future.

Celebrating D/deaf culture and the community is an essential part of what they do. With D/deaf and hard of hearing people and, in collaboration with others, they innovate and deliver services that D/deaf and hard of hearing people want and need, with all colleagues, trustees, staff and volunteers expected to actively demonstrate and share accountability for their organisational values.

We seek new non-executive Directors with skills, knowledge, and experience appropriate to income generation and trading activity in the hospitality or visitor experience settings to support the growth and development of Gregynog Enterprises.

Directors who will be able to demonstrate independence of thought, diversity of perspective and sensitivity towards the distinctive context of Wales, its rich language and heritage; who meet the role description below and who bring a successful track record of achieving business growth and development, innovation in product and service development and attracting new and more diverse audiences.

They will bring constructive challenge, professional insight and independent judgment to bear on issues of strategy, performance and resourcing, impartiality and objectivity to the decision-making process provide creative and informed contributions to objectives and strategy devised by the executive management team.

Directors of Gregynog Enterprises Ltd also fulfil specific duties and responsibilities for effective governance in terms of the inter-company relationship between Gregynog Enterprises Ltd and the Gregynog Trust, acting at all times in the interests of the success of the company, recognising its relationship to and independence from the Gregynog Trust. An understanding of the relationship between charitable Trusts and Trading subsidiaries would be an advantage, as our new non executive directors will play an important independent role on behalf of Gregynog Enterprises Ltd, as well as a supporting role to Dr. Liz Siberry OBE, the Trustee representative from the Gregynog Trust on the Board of Gregynog Enterprises Ltd.

Reporting to the Board of Trustees, the post’s primary purpose is to fulfill the vision, mission, and charitable objects of Kielder Observatory Astronomical Society, implementing the agreed strategy, leading the team, supporting the Board of Trustees, ensuring good governance and regulatory compliance, and overseeing the efficient operation of KOAS’s events, arts, education, and science programmes, and other activities as they arise.

We are looking for three individuals who can help us to sharpen our thinking and who will bring new and diverse voices and a background within care, to provide oversight and input into key strategic decisions relating to the provision of our care-related services, identifying areas for improvement, and opportunities to potentially innovate; finance, to maintain an overview of our finances to ensure that our financial resources meet our present and future needs; or as a business connector to help us develop new ideas and arrive at the best possible strategy to help us identify and cultivate potential corporate partners, to support, drive, and help us to deliver our plans.

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

Previous experience as a Trustee is not necessary, as we are committed to full and appropriate induction, mentoring, training, and support for all new Trustees.