Charity Vacancies
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If you would like to place an advert, please contact sara.wrinch@honorarytreasurers.org.uk
Deadline: 5pm, 24 June 2026
Dance Professionals Fund is an award-winning registered CIO providing financial and
wellbeing support to dancers, dance teachers and choreographers.
Description
We are seeking trustees to join us from January 2027 for an initial term of three years. We
are looking for a range of skills and experience, especially:
Background/experience in finance in a senior role or on a charity Board
Experience within a benevolent fund as staff or trustee
We welcome applications from anyone who is passionate about helping DPF achieve
our objectives. Full trustee training will be provided.
We encourage applicants from all backgrounds and especially those from Global Majority
groups. We are keen to add more voices with lived disability experience to the Board –
helping us evolve our aims with all disabilities in mind.
Salary
All Trustee roles are voluntary. We will cover travel costs of attending in-person
meetings, and other costs such as childcare when required.
How to apply
Please complete the application form on our website here.
Based: Dance Professionals Fund is based at The Dance Space, 2 Market Square, Circus Street, Brighton BN2 9AS. Board meetings are held four times a year in central London in accessible locations. Committee meetings dates are in line with each Committee’s remit and are held in person or online.
For enquiries about role contact: Clemmie Cowl
Recruitment@dancefund.org.uk
Please complete the application form on our website here.
Deadline: Ongoing
National Transport Trust, founded 1965, is the Uk’s only organisation with a remit to preserve transport heritage in all its forms, on land, in the air, on water. We promote and encourage the preservation, restoration, use and awareness of Uk’s transport heritage. We do this through
Financial assistance to restorers
Personal recognition awards for achievement in transport heritage preservation
A quarterly magazine
Visits for our members to sites of significance
A plaque scheme (over 200 in place) to mark sites of transport heritage significance
Based: Hinchley Wood, Surrey
For enquiries about role: Chairman Info@nationaltransporttrust.org.uk
Deadline: 29 June 2026
We are looking for committed trustees who have time to help us develop our small charity in various ways so that we can make a bigger impact on behalf of vulnerable migrants, asylum seekers and refugees.
Based: London
For enquiries about this role:
Deadline: Ongoing
The Anglo-Danish Society aims to improve the mutual understanding between Britain and Denmark and is open to anybody who has an interest in getting to know both countries better. It organises a varied annual programme of social events and, most importantly, also runs a Scholarship Programme for British and Danish postgraduate students. The Society is managed entirely by volunteers, with a Council that meets 3 times a year.
The Society is seeking a Treasurer to take on the key role of managing all aspects of its finances, including: compliance with the law and financial and charitable regulations, good governance, transaction accounting, paying accounts, scholarship grants payment, sales invoicing, investments and deposits, membership subscriptions, event budgeting, preparing accounts for audit, giving a report to the Annual General Meeting, providing an annual report to the Charities Commission and making an annual Gift Aid claim.
The position would suit a volunteer with relevant accounting qualifications and experience who wishes to join a friendly, established small charity.
Based: London
For enquiries about role contact: Wayne Harber (Chairman) on Chair@anglo-danishsociety.org.uk
Deadline: Ongoing
Cambridge Nightline is a confidential and anonymous listening service run by students, for students. We have been providing peer-to-peer support to students at the University of Cambridge and Anglia Ruskin University for over 50 years. We offer support via telephone and instant messaging (IM), and open at night when other support services are often closed.
Cambridge Nightline has recently appointed a Board of Trustees, and is working towards becoming a registered charity. Our aim as Trustees is to provide oversight and guidance to the student Executive Committee, whilst supporting them as much as possible to continue to lead the direction of this vital student support service.
We are now seeking a voluntary Treasurer to join the Board of Trustees.
For more details about Cambridge Nightline, job description and person specification, please see the attached recruitment pack.
Based: Trustees work remotely, with an in person Annual General Meeting in Cambridge (expected to be held in February).
For enquiries about role contact: Dr Sarah Sewell, Chair of Trustees
Email: sarah@cambridgenightline.org.uk
Please feel free to get in touch if you have any queries, or wish for an informal meeting to discuss the role.
Deadline: Midnight 31 May 2026
Are you a qualified accountant with a background in charity finance?
We have an exciting volunteer opportunity for a Treasurer to join our team of dedicated and passionate trustees.
ERIC is the only UK-wide charity dedicated to improving the lives of all children and young people (aged 0-19 years and up to 25 for children with additional needs) with bowel and bladder issues.
By joining our team of trustees, you will oversee the monitoring of the organisation’s finances of behalf of the board and report regularly on them to the board. The Treasurer will maintain effective governance of the charity, safeguard its financial viability and ensure that robust processes and procedures are in place to aid financial decision making.
Based: Bristol, although this role can be done remotely
For enquiries about role: Sian Wicks Sian.wicks@eric.org.uk
Please apply via the following link Vacancy: Voluntary Trustee Treasurer – ERIC
Deadline: Friday 22 May 2026
Kijana Kwanza (Young People First) supports vulnerable youth in Tanzania by providing shelter, food, medical care, and access to education and vocational training. Our goal is to empower a new generation with the skills and opportunities to become financially independent.
The charity has a strong Board of Trustees and a clear five-year strategy to guide its next phase of growth. We are seeking to appoint a Treasurer to oversee the organisation’s financial management and governance, ensuring robust financial systems and supporting the delivery of our strategic objectives.
This is an exciting opportunity to play a key role in a grassroots charity that is making a meaningful and lasting impact on the lives of children, young people, and families in Tanzania.
Based: Moshi, Tanzania
Contact details for applications: Jessica Banfield, Chair of Trustees – admin@kijana-kwanza.org
Deadline: 19 May 2026
The Hebridean Whale & Dolphin Trust (HWDT) is looking for a hands-on treasurer to support our financial management and reporting processes and help develop our financial strategy.
The HWDT Treasurer plays a crucial role in supporting the whole board, CEO and Finance Officer to oversee the financial health of the organisation. This position involves:
• Providing strategic financial leadership to the board.
• Monitoring the overall financial performance and highlighting financial risks.
• Ensuring the Trust’s compliance with statutory financial reporting requirements.
• Supporting the Finance Officer and CEO with financial matters and the preparation of annual accounts and quarterly management accounts.
The commitment is to attend four board meetings (online) plus an online AGM and an in person annual away day, with a small amount of time required in preparation. Contributions to specific tasks, ad hoc activities and relevant sub-groups will be requested throughout the year.
We have a strong board of committed trustees and a small talented team of staff. This is an exciting opportunity for a finance professional to use their skills to support an established and ambitious marine conservation charity.
Based: Tobermory, Isle of Mull
For enquiries about role contact: Alison Lomax
Deadline: 31 July 2026
Lewisham Speaking Up is a diverse and friendly independent advocacy charity in Lewisham, London. We are a rights-based organisation that have been supporting people with learning disabilities to speak up and get their voices heard for over 20 years. We all work together towards our vision for a society where people with learning disabilities are listened to, recognised, respected and included in all decisions about their lives.
The two main service areas are 1-2-1 advocacy and self-advocacy through various group activities. We are not part of council or any other organisation and can support people directly.
Our largest group is the quarterly People’s Parliament. In addition, we have several smaller self-advocacy groups. Through these groups people discuss topics that affect people with learning disabilities and the aim is to feed this through to decision makers and people in positions of power. These activities unite people with learning disabilities to support each other to have a stronger voice.
Our culture and values can be summarised as follows:
We work together to understand what people with learning disabilities want, support their independence by advocating for change outside statutory rules, build strength through collaboration, and treat everyone with kindness and respect.
Based: Office is in the Leemore Centre in Lewisham, London SE13 5ES.
Our trustees work mostly remotely with online Board meetings (1.5 hrs) and online Finance Subcommittee meetings (1 hr). Both happen 5 times a year.
Our Board and Staff Away Day (usually a Saturday in July), and our Annual General Meeting (AGM) take place in-person during November/December
For enquiries about role contact:
Director: Marsh Stitchman
Mobile: 07593 058 464
Deadline: Ongoing
Rose Road Association is a lifeline for many of the children and young people with complex disabilities and their families that we support in Hampshire and neighbouring counties. We offer a range of services from community outreach and activities led by the young person’s choice, out in the community or learning new skills through baking, craft or music. To overnight services, to socialise with other friends from Rose Road or have a bath which they may not have access to at home. This helps reduce loneliness, develops new skills and supports their independence as well as providing respite and reassurance to the family. We aspire for the whole family unit to thrive together and live a life well lived, with choice and opportunities.
We are currently looking for a new Treasurer Trustee as our current Treasurer is going onto pastures new after 5 years on the Board. We are looking for someone with a financial background and someone with a strong empathy with Rose Road’s Visions of a community where disabled people and their families can thrive, feel a sense of belonging and achieve their aspirations.
Get in touch for an informal chat.
Based: Southampton, Hampshire
For an informal chat, please contact Steve Swift, CEO on steveswift@roseroad.org.uk