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The Treasurer is responsible for the financial leadership of the charity, ensuring robust financial controls, clear reporting, and effective budgeting. The Treasurer works closely with the Board and the Chair to safeguard the charity’s finances and ensure long-term financial stability. The role involves providing advice on financial matters to the board and ensuring the charity adheres to statutory financial reporting obligations.

The Secretary plays a key role in ensuring the charity’s governance processes run smoothly. This includes organising board meetings, ensuring compliance with legal requirements, maintaining accurate records, and supporting trustees in their duties. The Secretary also ensures that communications within the charity and with external stakeholders are well-managed and documented.

The Community Lead is responsible for the overall management and facilitation of ADHDadultUK’s online community, ensuring we maintain a welcoming and inclusive environment in our online spaces for individuals with ADHD. This role will also focus on supporting the volunteers who engage with the ADHD community while responding to enquiries via email, social media and on the Discord platform where we have a well subscribed mutual peer support group.

The Fundraising Lead is key in helping ADHDadultUK diversify and grow its income to support core operations, projects, and campaigns. Working closely with the Chair and other trustees, the Fundraising Lead leads on fundraising planning, supports volunteer fundraisers, ensures compliance with fundraising regulations, and builds relationships with donors and supporters.

The primary role of the trustee is to work constructively with other board members and staff to support the good governance of the charity, ensuring that the purpose of the charity is fulfilled and the charity is well managed and financially viable and working within the requirements of the law, regulation and its funders.

Number Champions supports London primary school children who are behind in maths. We are looking for a new trustee to help develop our strategy and oversee its implementation.

As the UK’s first registered charity with a focus on the + of LGBT+, we aim to create a world where those who identify fully or partly in the + of LGBT+ experience equal rights, respect and representation.

As a Trustee, you will help ensure the charity delivers on its vision and keeps to its values. The Board of Trustees are both jointly and individually responsible for the governance and strategic direction of the charity, its financial health and its activities in accordance with our governing documents and legal and regulatory guidelines.