London Parks & Gardens is looking for new Trustees. We are actively looking to expand the diversity of our Board, but we would like to strengthen the Board's skills in: planning and conservation (e.g. knowledge of the Planning system or responding to planning applications); Parks management; and IT, database management and/or digital delivery.

Skaped is excited to announce that we are recruiting at least two new Trustees to join our current Board! We are particularly interested in people with a background in HR, law or/and social entrepreneurship and those with a passion for social change.

Skaped is a small Artivist charity based in East London. We are currently governed by our Board of Trustees, who hold overall responsibilities of the organisation. We are currently looking for at least two new board members who share our values and commitment to Skaped's growth. We aim to be unconventional, creating an organisation that prioritises care and acceptance both within our activism and general workspace.

About Skaped:

Skaped is an East-London community-led Artivist organisation encouraging young people to engage with community building and social change through the creative arts. As an organisation, we run relatable creative workshops, educational programmes and art projects for 11-30-year-olds. Our programmes have sparked conversations surrounding societal change, gender equality, gentrification, migration, anti-discrimination, and the like.

Charity Director - Footesteps is a newly formed charity providing a unique support service to night-time health and social care workers so that they feel valued, skilled and safe. We do this through bespoke training, education, road testing safety equipment, mentoring and physical protection measures.

Youth Advisory Panel Co-Chair

To lead and co-chair the Youth Advisory Panel, an exciting new collective of young carers aged 13 to 25, who will be directly involved with the Carers Trust Board of Trustees and in projects and activities that support young carers.

We are recruiting to three voluntary positions to join Youth Theatre Arts Scotland as Board Members/Trustees.

We are a pioneering national youth arts development charity with a vision for universal access to quality youth theatre activity across Scotland and universal recognition of its impact.

Helping others is at the heart of our work in supporting, connecting and inspiring youth theatre participants across Scotland and the adults who work with them.

Delivering the vision of YFNW

Managing the finances

Safeguarding people and the organisation

Making decisions

Are you interested in becoming a charitable trustee? Can you help us add to our understanding of young people who are affected by the criminal justice system? Perhaps you have worked directly with young people within the criminal justice system, or within the wider criminal justice sector, have a background in changing systems that affect young people, or have personal experience of the issues we support?

Then why not become a Trustee for the Triangle Trust?

The Triangle Trust 1949 Fund is a national grant-making charity providing grants to organisations that aim to reduce re-offending rates of young offenders and first offences of young people at high risk of entering the criminal justice system.

• Being part of our board you would be ensuring our governance is truly and deeply reflective of Fairbeats participants and families - and to apply principles of youth voice and democratic participation to the Board

  • Growing the Board to match the size, scope and needs of Fairbeats

We are particularly keen to appoint new Co-Chairs and Trustees with experience of the asylum system, displacement or forced migration. We are also very supportive of people aged 18-30 joining the Board and we are experienced in supporting younger Trustees to find their feet.