The Culture, Health & Wellbeing Alliance is the sole free-to-join membership organisation for creative health across England. We provide networked, collaborative advocacy, support and resources, supporting health and wellbeing for all through creative and cultural practice. We are seeking 2–3 new Non-Execiutive Directors. We would like one of these to be a co-Treasurer, and one to be a co-Chair.

Becoming a trustee of Mersey Weaver District Scout Council as an 18-25 year old offers a unique opportunity to help shape the future of local Scouting. It's a chance to bring fresh perspectives, gain leadership and governance experience, and make a meaningful impact on the community while developing valuable skills for personal and professional growth.

Do you want to make high quality, inclusive relationships and sex education a reality for all children and young people?

Sex Education Forum are recruiting four new volunteers to join their Board of Trustees. This is an exciting opportunity to help make high quality, inclusive relationships and sex education (RSE) a reality for all children and young people.

Sex Education Forum is unique in bringing together a wide range of organisations, stakeholders and young people to work together for our shared goal of high quality, inclusive RSE for all.

To apply you need to be 18 years old and above, and to bring your skills and experience on areas such as youth participation, lived experience, fundraising or financial management.

We’re seeking new trustees to join our board. This is an exciting opportunity to help lead Big Leaf Foundation in the next phase of its development and to use your skills and experience to make a lasting difference to the lives of displaced young people in Surrey.

We are looking to invite up to 4 new Trustees to join our Board in 2024, including a Vice-Chair. NSDF is interest in meeting people who are passionate about young artists & technicians, and creating opportunity for 16-25 yr olds, from all walks of life.

In this role, you’ll join us for four evening meetings per year – two in-person, and two on Zoom. These meetings take place in the early evening, and generally last up to two hours. Currently, our in-person meetings take place in London. The building is wheelchair accessible.

Additionally, throughout the year, you’ll provide advice and support to the NSDF team, based on your own experience and knowledge.

Are you aged 18–30 and passionate about making a positive difference?

Could you help decide how National Lottery money supports communities across the UK?

Then we might have the perfect opportunity for you!

National Lottery Community Fund wants young people to join their Country Committees in England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales.

The National Lottery Community Fund is committed to helping children and young people to thrive by ensuring they are part of decisions that affect them and their communities.

That’s why they’re seeking 18-30-year-olds who will bring a broad range of knowledge, skills, and lived and learned experience of being a young person in today’s society.

This is a non-executive role requiring a time commitment of around 2 days per month (although this may vary from month to month) and is for a term of two years.

Join the Q&A Session on Monday 8th October at 6pm to find out more. Sign up via the events page on our website.

We are looking for new trustees with lived experience typical of CTA's beneficiaries who will bring a diversity of lived experience and perspective to our board. We work to close the digital divide by providing technology and skills to our communities, whilst recycling, reusing and repairing e-waste.

London Historic Buildings Trust has volunteer role opportunities for individuals who wish to make a Board level contribution, helping to shape our development at an important time for our organisation. We are looking for individuals who are passionate about heritage regeneration and can bring diverse perspectives to our board.