Yateley Industries for the Disabled Ltd is looking for new Trustees to join our Trustee Board and use their talents to contribute to the future of the Charity.

The Charity regularly deals with complex issues and is ambitious in its future plans, so the role will be challenging and rewarding. All of the Trustees and management team are highly engaged and committed to ensuring we continue to develop the Charity to best support its beneficiaries, so you will be joining a fantastic team.

Prior experience as a Trustee is not necessary, as long as you have the enthusiasm to help our wonderful organisation. Being a Trustee is a great way to develop skills, build networks and contribute to a worthwhile cause. We will support new Trustees through our onboarding process.

As part of Fideres’ commitment to tackle issues of corporate wrongdoing, we recognize the power of diversity in thought and experience outside of our own team. To harness this, we are excited to open up applications for our new creative advisory committee.

The group will meet once a quarter to brainstorm issues of corporate and financial wrongdoing and present findings to the Fideres team. Issues can relate to any area of corporate wrongdoing. This could include issues of discrimination, inequality, climate, digital products, price fixing, financial products and many others, the only stipulation is that it must be possible to evidence the ideas through big data analytics.

We will compensate the members of the advisory committee by paying a day rate by attendance, subject to terms and conditions.

JustUs is an emerging charity that helps people who are currently homeless receive the statutory assistance they are eligible for through Housing Law, and brings any recurring political issues that are encountered during this work to the attention of relevant authorities.

JustUs was founded by people with a mix of skills and experiences, including the experience of being homeless, and we are committed to ensuring that our team is a place where people with personal experience of homelessness and other stigmas are enabled to steer and shape our service.

JustUs is committed to delivering value for money for its funders and forging new ways of effectively working with people who have lost their home. In that sense, JustUs is in an exciting phase where it can trial better ways of working and look critically at the value and pitfalls of charitable work. Having spent 5 years refining our approach we are in a position to increase our capacity significantly.