Help enrich the lives of people we support by becoming a part of this friendly charity known for providing high quality support to people as recognised by our current 'Outstanding' CQC award.

Our community energy group is about to become incorporated as a co-op once we find somebody with financial planning skills. You'll lead on planning how each solar projects will work best

Becoming a Treasurer at Shiloh means more than just numbers. You’ll be helping us build stronger futures for some of the most vulnerable people in our community. It’s a chance to use your skills for good and to be part of a dedicated, friendly team.

Community Energy New Forest will incorporate as a co-op once we have somebody experience in place to manage projects

We need a neurodiversity specialist who can be our knowledge foundation - someone whose expertise ensures everything we do is grounded in current understanding and best practice.

What you'll be doing This isn't about lending your name to our letterhead. You'll be actively shaping everything we put out into the world:

Being our quality control: Reviewing all our educational materials, resources, and communications to ensure they're factually accurate Keeping us current with evolving research and best practices Making sure our language is appropriate, respectful, and up-to-date Helping us spot and counter misinformation before it takes hold

Guiding our strategy: Providing specialist input on how we approach neurodiversity promotion in the legal profession Advising on the most effective methods for raising genuine awareness and understanding Supporting the development of educational programs that actually work Identifying where we can make the biggest impact

Building our credibility: Helping establish partnerships with respected neurodiversity organisations, researchers, and experts Supporting our reputation as a source that legal professionals can trust Advising on collaboration opportunities with academic institutions and healthcare professionals

Supporting our people: Providing guidance to our neurodivergent volunteers in their advocacy work Ensuring volunteer-led initiatives are built on solid understanding Advising on accessible and inclusive team management practices.

We need a finance-minded trustee who can keep us on the right track financially while we focus on creating real change. You don't need to be a charity expert, but you do need to care about what we're doing and have the skills to help us do it properly.

What you'll be doing This isn't about sitting in boardrooms making abstract decisions. You'll be: Keeping our finances healthy: Overseeing day-to-day financial operations and making sure our bookkeeping stays accurate Being our financial voice: Presenting clear, understandable financial reports at monthly trustee meetings Planning ahead: Leading our annual budget process and helping us make smart financial decisions Staying compliant: Ensuring we meet all charity financial regulations and coordinate our annual independent examination Managing risk: Helping us spot potential financial challenges before they become problems Helping with fundraising: Writing grant applications, helping come up with fundraising ideas

We’re after someone who’s confident with numbers, great at asking the right questions, and genuinely excited about creating change.

As a Trustee of Jak’s World, you will help guide the charity’s mission to prevent suicide and support those affected by it. This is a volunteer leadership role where you’ll contribute to strategic decision-making, ensure good governance, and help us grow our impact in the community.