Charity Vacancies
This is a free service for all charities and not for profit organisations. There is a modest charge of £50 for Recruitment organisations or Businesses, unless they are a corporate member of the Forum.
If you would like to place an advert, please contact sara.wrinch@honorarytreasurers.org.uk
Deadline: Ongoing
Founded in 1961, The Friends of Richmond Park is a charity dedicated to the conservation and protection of Richmond Park and its peace and natural beauty for the benefit of the public and future generations and to advance public education about the Park.
Activities include Volunteering (including practical conservation work and litter picking, monitoring events in the Park, staffing the Visitor Centre and organising walks), Campaigning to protect the natural and physical environment of the Park, including its wildlife, Education and Fund raising.
We are looking for a Treasurer / Trustee to ensure the charity’s finances remain well managed. This is an important but rewarding role, ideal for someone with financial experience / accountancy qualification who would like to make a meaningful contribution as part of a friendly and supportive trustee board.
The time commitment is estimated to be about 15-20 hours a month.
Based: Richmond upon Thames
For enquiries about the role contact: Roger Hillyer, Chairman, The Friends of Richmond Park chairman@frp.org.uk
Deadline: 30th January 2027
Join our Board of Trustees and help guide the next chapter of our organisation.
For over 40 years, we have worked across the South West to improve sexual health, support people living with HIV, reduce stigma and ensure everyone has access to the information, support and services they need.
We are entering an exciting period of development, with new opportunities to strengthen our impact, build partnerships and shape how sexual health support is delivered across our communities. We are looking for trustees who can bring fresh perspectives, strategic insight and a commitment to our values.
We are particularly interested in hearing from people with expertise in areas such as:
- Strategy, leadership and organisational development
- Finance, governance and risk
- Fundraising and income generation
- Digital transformation and data
- Equality, diversity and inclusion
- Community engagement, health inequalities and partnership working
- Impact, evaluation and demonstrating outcomes
You do not need previous trustee experience. We are looking for people who are curious, collaborative and committed to making a difference.
You will play a key role in providing strategic leadership, supporting good governance and helping us achieve our ambition of making sexual health something everyone can access, understand and prioritise.
Based: Our head office is in Totnes, but we work across Cornwall, Devon, Somerset, Gloucestershire and Worcestershire.
For enquiries about the role contact: Mags Davies – CEO Mags.davies@eddystone.org.uk
For applications contact: Julie Caldicott – Operations Assistant & Business SupportJulie.caldicott@eddystone.org.uk
Deadline: ongoing
The Carers’ Centre is seeking a committed, financially experienced individual to join our Board of Trustees as Treasurer. This is a rewarding opportunity to use your financial expertise to help shape the future of a charity that provides vital support to unpaid carers across Bath and North East Somerset.
As Treasurer, you will provide strategic oversight of the charity’s financial affairs, ensuring strong governance, financial sustainability, and compliance with charity and company law. Working closely with fellow trustees and the leadership team, you will oversee budgets, accounts, financial reporting, reserves, investments, and risk management, supporting informed decision-making that enables the charity to deliver its mission.
We’re looking for someone with financial qualifications and/or significant financial management experience. Knowledge of charity finance, governance, or fundraising would be beneficial, but you’ll be able to interpret financial information, provide constructive challenge, and communicate complex financial matters clearly. You’ll also be willing to support staff with occasional financial advice between board meetings.
This voluntary role offers the chance to make a meaningful difference to carers in our community while contributing your professional skills to an experienced Board. If you’re looking for an opportunity to have a lasting impact, we’d love to hear from you.
Based: Bath, The Carers Centre, Woodlands, Lower Bristol Road, Bath, BA2 9ES
Details for enquiries about role: Jacqui Orchard Jacqui.orchard@banescarerscentre.org.uk
For applications contact:
Recruitment@banescarerscentre.org.uk
Treasurer Role Description Carers’ Centre trustee-application-form-2025 (2) diversityform (4)
Deadline: 31st August 2026
We are a low-cost counselling charity which has been established since 1994, serving the residents of North Somerset. We have got an excellent reputation, with GPs, schools, CAMHS and other organisations making referrals to us. We offer counselling sessions to around 100 adults and 11-18 year olds every week and are filling a gap which exists for people who need mental health help who do not fit with NHS services or cannot afford the cost of private therapy. We help countless people who are in distress or at the lowest ebb of their lives, to feel better and gain hope for their futures.
We have been blessed to have a Treasurer for the last 12 years who chose to support Wellspring during part of his retirement from being an Accountant. The current role we are now looking to fill would be for a Finance Trustee who can also act as Company Secretary. This would involve having oversight of our accounting process using Sage and having general oversight of all our financial matters and forecasting. It would also involve communication with the Charity Commission and Companies House periodically. They would need to attend a Board Meeting with other Trustees every two months from 7-8.30 pm in Nailsea, North Somerset. They would liaise with the Director and Senior Administrator to check everything is being done as it should be.
Based: Nailsea, North Somerset
For enquiries about the role:
Wendy Griffin
director@wellspringcounselling.org.uk
For applications, contact:
Deadline: 5pm Monday 24 August 2026
Future Woodlands Scotland is a Scottish charity working to protect, create and restore woodlands for the benefit of nature, climate and people. Our Board plays a vital role in setting strategic direction, ensuring strong governance, and guiding the organisation to achieve our mission.
We are seeking an experienced finance professional to join us at an important stage in our development. As Finance Trustee, you will contribute your expertise to both the Board and our Finance and Audit Committee, helping to guide the charity through our next phase of growth.
This is an opportunity to use your financial expertise within a growing organisation working across Scotland. Our Board brings together a diverse range of skills and experience, united by a shared commitment to Scotland’s natural environment and our organisation.
Trustee roles are voluntary and not remunerated; however, reasonable expenses for attending in-person meetings will be reimbursed.
Based: Scotland (remote working).
For enquiries about the role contact:
Hilary Galloway, Communications Manager
hilarygalloway@futurewoodlands.org.uk
For applications, contact:
Luke Strachan, Chief Executive
Deadline: Sunday 31st July 2026
The Friends of the Stockton & Darlington Railway is a Charitable Incorporated Organisation that works to preserve and promote the historic route of the S&DR.
The Charity is currently going through an exciting period of development and growth, including the restoration of the recently purchased Heighington Station, regarded as the world’s oldest surviving station building. We are supported by over 300 members and have recently been awarded the Kings Award for Voluntary Service. The charity is currently in the process of developing a long-term business plan and strategy to ensure the sustainability of the charity so that we can continue to lead on building on the legacy of the S&DR200 events, supporting heritage led regeneration in County Durham and the Tees Valley for years to come.
We are seeking a volunteer treasurer who can provide guidance to the trustees to support good financial practice, ensure robust financial systems are in place and monitor the Charity’s financial stability, advising on the financial implications of strategic plans.
The ideal candidate will have experience in finance, accounting or bookkeeping, preferably with experience of charity finance and governance and an ability to collaborate with a diverse team, acting with sound judgement, integrity and discretion.
Based: County Durham and Tees Valley
Contact details for enquiries about role:
Jonathan Ratcliffe
Secretary
07717 380945
Deadline: ongoing
Sheffield Association for Spina Bifida and Hydrocephalus (SHASBAH) supports people with the conditions and their families to get the most out of life. We do this through advice on form filling, signposting on education, housing and benefits. We offer regular events for members and their carers to come together and spend time with others in similar circumstances. We host accessible and inclusive social events and groups to reduce isolation while building confidence and independence skills. SHASBAH also provides small-scale grants to its membership.
SHASBAH needs a Volunteer Treasurer to manage the charity finances and help prepare accounts. SHASBAH was formed 60 years ago and is a growing community. The treasurer will work with our director of services in managing the charity finances, spending and accounts as well as supporting grant applications for future funding. Trustees meet quarterly via zoom or in person. All our trustees are invited to attend all our events throughout the year and get to know our membership and community. This is a fantastic opportunity to use your skills to make a real difference, broaden your board-level experience, meet inspiring people, and be part of a welcoming community.
Based: Sheffield and South Yorkshire
Contact details for enquiries about role:
Jess Williamson
07542680404
SHASBAH 57 Burton Street, Sheffield, S6 2HH
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Deadline: Applications are being considered on a rolling basis
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Deadline: Ongoing
Art & Soul is looking for a Treasurer Trustee to join our board and help shape the next chapter of a creative charity with a 20+ year track record of improving mental health through the arts.
We deliver workshops, exhibitions and creative experiences led by experienced practitioners, including art therapists and art practitioners, helping people feel less isolated, more confident and more connected.
Based: South West London
For enquiries about the role: Please send a copy of your CV alongside a short expression of interest outlining who you are, why you would like to join Art & Soul, and what you would bring to the role, to info@artandsoul.org.uk.
Deadline: 5:30pm, 24 July 2026
ILP is seeking a Treasurer for its Board of trustees to advise on financial governance. In addition to usual governance responsibilities, the Treasurer will support the Chair in providing advice to the Board of trustees and the Executive Director on financial issues. The incoming Treasurer would start by Q3 2026 (by our September board meeting), including a handover period with our current Treasurer.
All Board members are also responsible for providing oversight to the operations of the charity in accordance with their obligations as trustees. They are required to review Board papers and play a key role in decision making in relation to ensuring the effective running of the charity, ensuring it fulfils its purpose; maintain oversight and control over financial matters; monitor the delivery of programme work; and engage in strategic decision-making affecting the future development of the charity.
Based: Internationally, but main office in London
For enquiries about role, contact: FAO Lucy Claridge / contact@internationallawyersproject.org
Contact details for applications:
To be considered, applications must include the following:
- An updated CV of no more than three pages;
- A cover letter of no more than two pages which concisely explains why you are interested in the role and how you meet the requirements set out in the Person Specification.
Please submit your application to contact@internationallawyersproject.org by 5.30pm on 24 July 2026.