National Dance Company Wales is seeking a diverse group of people to join us who can help inspire the people of Wales and the world with great dance. We want to find new ways of working to reach new and different people – to achieve our mission to express ideas beyond words, exploring what it means to live in Wales and the world now.

We are looking for up to 4 new trustees, with a priority focus on those with skills and experience in performing arts, legal and governance, finance, learning and participation, and fundraising. Each trustee serves for up to 2 terms of 3 years each.

Widening engagement, championing innovation, advocating for dance and building our resilience are at the core of everything that NDCWales does. We are committed to ensuring that everyone in Wales has equal opportunities to access dance.

We particularly encourage applications from people who are underrepresented in the dance sector, and from those who experience discrimination. We are dedicated to meeting access requirements; just let us know what you need. The positions are not paid, though expenses can be reimbursed.

For further information and an application pack in various formats please visit our website https://ndcwales.co.uk/trustees.

The pack explains how to contact the Chair for preliminary conversations.

Closing date for applications 12 noon, Friday 27 June 2025.

Registered as a Limited Company in England & Wales No. 1672419

Registered as a Charity in England & Wales No. 326227

We're looking for new trustees to join Ealing and Hanwell Scouts District Trustee Board!

What are trustees? Trustees are a team of volunteers who see the big picture, make decisions, and work together to help Scouts run smoothly.

Trustees play a key part in Scouts, and keep an eye on our vision. They make sure young people have the best experience at Scouts, and check things are being done safely and legally.

Trustees support leaders to deliver a fantastic programme, while having a laugh, making new friends, and learning new skills themselves. The Ealing and Hanwell District Trustee board supports the work of all the different Scout groups across Ealing and Hanwell, as well as the campsite in Stoke Poges owned by the District.

Role details Trustees would be appointed for an initial one year term from September 2025 with the opportunity to extend. The trustee board meets every 2 months

Trustees ensure S&CC delivers its mission, remains financially sustainable and legally compliant. You don’t need to have been a trustee before – we welcome, and support, people stepping into Board roles for the first time and encourage fresh perspectives. As a trustee, your responsibilities will include strategic oversight and governance, upholding charitable objectives, supporting and challenging the executive team, and representing S&CC externally when needed.

DEBRA was established in 1978 by Phyllis Hilton, whose daughter had Epidermolysis Bullosa (EB,) as the world’s first patient support group for people living with EB.

Today DEBRA UK is a national charity supporting 3,500+ members, which includes people living with EB, relatives, partners, or carers of someone with EB, healthcare professionals and researchers who work with EB.

We are now seeking members for our Fundraising and Marketing Committee, to inform and develop the Charity’s evolving fundraising & marketing strategy.

We are looking for individuals with either a marketing or fundraising background.

We are excited to invite two young people aged 16–25 to join our Board of Trustees. You might be a music student, a young creative, or someone eager to learn how charities are run and how your voice can shape decisions at the highest level of a charity.

Being a trustee is both a rewarding and strategic volunteer opportunity. You’ll play a vital role in shaping Kent Music’s vision, supporting its leadership, and strengthening music education for the region.

Trustees are supported through induction, training and mentoring, and we are committed to making the experience enriching for you as well as impactful for the organisation.

Theatre@41 is York’s leading independent theatre. For 25 years, we have provided affordable, accessible space for classes, rehearsals, workshops and performances for both the local community and touring artists.

Following changes to our governance structure, we are entering an exciting period of development and are seeking new trustees to join our charity’s Board.

We are growing and are seeking to strengthen our Board through the appointment of 3 new trustees with a passion for supporting young people in to pathways towards meaningful and sustained employment and rewarding careers. For one of these roles we would like to appoint a Young Trustee, (under 25 years old) to represent youth voice on our Board.

We’re looking for new Trustees! It’s a really exciting time to join YHA as we’ve just launched a refreshed strategy that will see us focus our activities and deepen our impact with the aim of growing people’s confidence, connection and sense of belonging - outcomes vital to wellbeing in this uncertain world.