Contribute actively to the Board’s role, providing strategic direction to YNTO, setting overall policy, evaluating performance against agreed targets; Ensure that YNTO complies with its governing documents, such as charity law, company law all other relevant legislation or regulations; pursues its objects in its governing documents; Safeguard YNTO name and values; efficient administration and the financial stability; full list of duties will be available on request. Join this new charity today

As a trustee you will help support the strategic development of PEP ensure that it continues to thrive and develop for another 30 years. Trustees work with staff team to maintain high quality services, exploit new opportunities, and ensure that PEP continues to be well run and successful. You don’t need special skills to be a trustee. You do need to want to make a real difference to local people. PEP welcomes applications from people from all backgrounds and life experiences.

We are looking to attract additional Trustees who have an interest in this area of work and have personal and/or professional experience to contribute to the Board of Trustees. The main duties of a Trustee with Survivors Unite are to participate in Board meetings and subgroup work, to act as an advocate for the organisation, and be responsible for governance and strategy. The Board of Trustees meets every two months, with a mix of face-to-face meetings in Selkirk and virtual meetings. Skills/Experience required: You will have an interest in being involved in the further development of a small organisation that meets the needs of those who have experience of sexual abuse in childhood for innovative compassionate and peer-led approaches. We encourage applications from survivors and those who have been supported by our services, but only from those who have been out of our services for more than one year. We provide induction for Trustees who can also access training and resources to develop their understanding of abuse and trauma as required.

Volunteer Centre Western Isles actively supports, promotes and encourages volunteering. The Board of Trustees are responsible for the overall governance and strategic direction of Volunteer Centre Western Isles, developing the organisations aims, objectives and goals in accordance with the governing document, legal and regulatory guidelines. We are looking for enthusiastic board members who would support our vision and aims. The Board of Trustees meets 4 times a year, with video links available. Training is available.