Trustee / Board Member – Wolverhampton Volunteers

C.C Walker Charity

On 04/07/2025

In Trustee / Board Member, Trustees, Uncategorized

Trustees

Opportunity: Trustee Since 1938 the C.C Walker Charity has helped children and young people in Walsall fulfil their potential. The charity provides financial assistance towards the advancement of education for children and young people under the age of 25 in Walsall in the form of grant funding. This includes financial assistant towards tuition The Trustees are the key decision makers of the charity, and they alone make decisions on • Grant giving to individuals seeking assistance • Financial oversight and scrutiny • Charity governance and strategic direction
Requirements: Must live within 50 miles of WS1 1TW, An interest in making a difference to children and young people in Walsall. Previous experience as a Trustee of a Charity is not essential, just a willingness to engage and contribute.
Location: Walsall Council House, Lichfield Street, Walsall, WS1 1TW
Hours: The charity usually meets five times a year at Walsall Council House with the AGM scheduled in January of every calendar year.
Expenses: TBC
DBS: TBC

Makes grants to individuals for educational purpose. This includes incudes financial assistance towards tuition frees and other costs as well as school uniforms

Fishley Foundation Charity

By Sue01

On 03/07/2025

In Trustee / Board Member, Trustees, Uncategorized

Trustees

Opportunity: Trustees Since 1864 the Fishley Foundation helped children and young people in Walsall fulfil their potential. The charity provides financial assistant towards the advancement of education for children and young people under the age of 25 in the form of grant funding. This includes assistance towards tuition fees and other cost as well as funding towards school trips. Trustees are key decisions makers of the charity, and they alone make decisions on • Grant giving to individuals seeking assistance • Financial oversight and scrutiny • Charity governance and strategic direction
Requirements: Must live within 50 miles of WS1 1TW, an interest in making a difference to children and young people in Walsall. Previous experience as a Trustee of a Charity is not essential, just a willingness to engage and contribute.
Location: Walsall Council House, Lichfield Street, Walsall, WS1 1TW
Hours: The charity usually meets five times a year at Walsall Council House with the AGM scheduled in January of every calendar year.
Expenses: TBC
DBS: TBC

Makes grants to individuals for educational purpose.

Blakenhall Action Community Forum (BACF)

By Sue01

On 21/01/2025

In Admin, Business, Communities, Trustee / Board Member, Trustees, Uncategorized

Trustees (closing dates 7th February 2025)

Opportunity: Trustees (Closing date 7th February ) BACF Directors are responsible for the overall governance and strategic direction of The Old School As a trustee of our board, you will be expected to : • Actively contribute in discussions and provide strategic direction to The Old School, agreeing goals, targets, policy and evaluating performance • Ensure BACF delivers efficient service. • Ensure that our values and vision are upheld in all of the decisions and decision-making process of the board.
Requirements: We are looking for people with skills in the following areas: Finance, particularly development finance. Strategic and business planning. Funding experience. Experience of private, social or community led project. Taking notes/minutes. Chairing meetings Induction training will be provided for new board members Applications of interest are welcome from members of community led organisations or people with community development background/experiences.
Location: Meetings held at The Old School or via Zoom
Hours: Meetings are held during the working week, 6pm-7:30pm .We are looking for a least 1-2 year commitment , ideally longer .
Expenses : Yes
DBS : Yes

BACF is a place where individuals and groups in the community , private and statutory sectors can hire rooms for social meetings ,training course, workshops ,rehearsals ,activities and events on a daily or regular basis throughout the week .

Scouts West Mercia

By Sue01

On 21/06/2024

In Children & Youth, Outdoors & Practical, Trustee / Board Member, Trustees, Uncategorized

Scouts Trustee

Opportunity: Scouts Trustee Trustees are a team of volunteers who make decisions and work together to ensure scouts runs smoothly, safely and legally. They do a variety of different things. • Make sure Scouts has enough money for activities • Make sure local Scouts groups follow the rules • Complete any necessary admin • Check we are aligning with to Scout Values • Help Scouts run activities with young people the saftest way possible • Check the equipment and building are looked after • Meet new people and make friends
Requirements: You will be interested in helping young people get skills for life, don’t mind working with and talking to people, you’re a bit creative or like to find solutions to problems ,you like being organised , if you have helped lead a project before this will help you but we don’t expect to have prior experience , You don’t need to have been in Scouts before . (If you are unsure , we can put you in touch with a local Trustee to speak to them about the role .
Location : This will depend on the group or district you volunteer for. Often meeting are online
Hours: Usually, 5-7 meetings a year and some additional at home hours, dependent on your role within the Trustee Board.
Expenses: Yes, Trustees shouldn’t routinely incur expenses
DBS: Yes

You will have some basic mandatory training that all Scouts volunteers undertake in safeguarding, safety and understanding scouts, as well as being a trustee board member. In addition to this you will boost your employability by evidencing your decision making skills, working as team, organisational skills, community work and potentially manging money.

Unique Movez Dance Collective CIC

By Sue01

On 06/03/2024

In Communities, Creative & Media, Support, Trustee / Board Member, Uncategorized

Opportunity: New Board Member (2 are needed) The role and aims of the Board of Directors are to ensure that the resources of Unique Movez Dance Collective CIC are well manged and applied in the best manner possible to achieve the vision, mission and values. Support with signposting and developing connections across the West Midlands region with arts/dance organisations and educational institutions ( schools and colleges) Collectively address any barriers which may prevent a young person or a member of the public form participating on our programmes of activity. We encourage applications from all walks of life, including but not limited to diverse/global majority backgrounds .
Requirements: Must be based in the West Midlands region ( preferably Black Country region ) 1 year experience in social enterprise and/or business development. Experience in one of the following Business development, Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) Accountancy , Funding and Fundraising. Passion for Arts and Culture and understanding of mental health and wellbeing.
Location: Online , Wolverhampton area
Hours: To be available and commit to quarterly board meetings, including any away days and annual evolution and planning efforts. 1 year commitment with opportunity to extend
Expense: No
DBS: Yes or can be provide

Unique Movez Dance Collection CIC is a community dance company based in the West Midlands , dedicated to offering accessible pathways for people to engage in dance and ensure the sustainability of creative activities.

All Saints Action Network (ASAN)

By Sue01

On 06/09/2023

In Finance, Trustee / Board Member, Trustees, Uncategorized

Volunteer Treasurer (Director/Trustee)

Opportunity:Volunteer Treasurer (Director/Trustee) Exercise a governance/strategic leadership role at a major Wolverhampton Charity and Social Enterprise by: Attending six weekly Board meetings, attending sub groups in between Board meetings and undertaking the treasurer on behalf of the whole Board of trustees. This will involve overseeing the monitoring of the organisations finances on behalf of the whole board of trustees, to report regularly on them to the board and to make sure that money and property are properly manged. To act as bank signatory and support the ASAN Finance Manager. The treasurer will ensure that bookkeeping, record keeping and budgeting are done properly. Full training and induction is provided including roles responsibilities of charity trustees and company directors and background on ASAN including visiting all our community business and services .
Requirements: ASAN is particularly seeking a director/trustee with understanding and knowledge of financial management or accountancy practitioner 6-8 meetings per year at 2-3 hours each and preparation / reading time of around 8-10 hours.
Location: All activities takes place in the All Saints Neighbourhood of Wolverhampton. Board meetings take place in The Workspace, on All Saints Road
Hours: Board meetings take place on Tuesdays or Thursdays at 6pm .The sub groups meet at various times including daytimes meetings and evenings (after6pm).There will be an annual business and strategic planning event- normally requiring trustees to devote half day plus 2 hours preparation.
Expenses: Yes. . Travel expenses, subsistence and childcare paid
DBS: Yes

ASAN is a long established charity and community enterprise which seeks to improve the All Saints neighbourhood of Wolverhampton.

The Friends of Bantock House Museum

By Sue01

On 04/05/2023

In Trustee / Board Member, Trustees, Uncategorized

Treasurer

	Opportunity: Treasurer Work with the chair and Secretary to ensure the financial health and accountability of the Friends of Bantock charity. Maintain the Friends bank account and process and monitor all payments and receipts. Prepare the annual statement of income and expenditure for approval at AGM. Process Gift Aid forms to maximise income from member’s subscriptions and other donations .Provide routine quarterly financial updates to the Friends Committee .Monitor payments of annual subscription renewals in liaison with Membership Secretary. Negotiate and renew the Friends annual public liability and personal injury cover. Act with others as an authorised bank signatory for all cheque payments .Complete and submit the annual return to the Charities Commission.
	Requirements : A routine accounting knowledge and experience of producing income and expenditure statements. A commitment to acting in the best interests of the Charity’s aims of raising money and caring for Bantock House and Park. Secure access to a telephone, computer and printer as well as file storage space. Awareness of and commitment to the confidentiality and privacy issues involved .Experience in producing and maintaining accurate computerised records
	Location: Homebased
	Hours: Average 1-2 hours per week
	Expenses : Yes. Expenses will be paid as appropriate for stationery, printer cartridges or other incidentals.
	DBS: Yes. Expenses will be paid as appropriate for stationery, printer cartridges or other incidentals.

The Friends of Bantock is a small charity run entirely , including the committee of 7 , by volunteers .There are 22 volunteers who carry out gardening , litter picking and money raising projects .We were given the Queens Award for Voluntary service in 2021

Options For Life

By Sue01

On 02/03/2023

In Trustee / Board Member

	Opportunity: Chair of the Board of Trustees. We are welcome applications from all sectors of the community with lots of different experiences. Previous Trustee experience is not essential. As a minimum the Chair of the board of Trustees is required to: The Chair will hold the Board and Executive Team to account for the Charity’s mission and vision, providing inclusive leadership to the Board of Trustees, ensuring that each trustee fulfills their duties and responsibilities for the effective governance of the charity. They will act as an ambassador and the public face of the charity in partnership with the Chief Executive and will foster an open and transparent working relationship with the Executive Team Provide leadership to the charity, the Executive team, and it’s Board, ensuring that the charity has maximum impact for its beneficiaries. Ensure that the Board fulfills its duties to ensure sound financial health of the charity, with systems in place to ensure financial accountability. Ensure that the governance arrangements are clearly defined and working in the most effective way for the charity. Chair meetings of the Board of Trustees effectively and efficiently bring impartiality and objectivity to the decision making process. Establish and build a strong , effective and a constructive working relationship with the Chief Executive , ensuring they held to account for achieving agreed strategic objectives
	Requirement: We are committed to inducting our Trustees and supporting them in their ongoing development. It is a requirement we will expect all new Trustees to go on the Understanding Governance stage 1 course if not already completed
	Location: Oak Green Lodge, Green Way Oldbury B68 8LR
	Hours: Four Board Meetings through the Year approximately about 2 hour’s .Also 2 away days if they want to attend other committees quarterly and for 1 hour.
	Expenses: Yes Reasonable expenses associated with your role as trustee
	DBS: Yes

Options for Life is a not for profit voluntary organisation. We provide opportunities for adults with learning disabilities

West Midlands Community Homes .(WMUCH) Trustee/Board Member

By Sue01

On 20/07/2022

In Communities, Trustee / Board Member, Uncategorized

Trustee/Board Member closing date 19th August 2022 Our Directors are responsible for the overall governance and strategic direction of WMUCH.
Opportunity: As a member of our board, you will be expected to: (a) Contribute actively in providing strategic direction to WMUCH, agreeing policy, goals, targets and evaluating performance (b) Ensure WMCH is an efficient organisation that delivers our desired impact, (c) Ensure that our values and vision are upheld in all of the decisions and decision-making processes of the board.
Requirements: We are especially looking for people with skills in the following areas: (1) Finance , particularly development finance, (2) Land and planning, (3) Experience of different housing markets: experience of private, commercial, social or community led would all be welcome. Applications from members of community led organisations or people with community development background would be particularly welcome. We don’t have training, but new board members will have an induction.
Location: n/a meeting held via Zoom
Hours: Meetings are held during the working week (daytime’s, 9-6pm) We are looking for at least 1 year’s commitment, ideally longer.
Expenses: Yes No restrictions
DBS: No

Our vision is to see 5% of homes built in the West Midlands by 2031 to be community led and to see an increase in community control of existing homes in order to build strong and successful neighbourhoods. West Midlands Urban Homes (WMUCH) provides knowledge and expertise to inspire and support new groups who want to bring community led homes to their area.

Reach Volunteering.Chair of Trustees For The Way Youth Zone.

By Sue01

On 15/07/2022

In Business, Finance, Trustee / Board Member, Trustees, Uncategorized

Opportunity: The role of Chair is a stimulating and challenging role that will call on your strategic and interpersonal skills. It provides an opportunity to work alongside an experienced and diverse team of trustees and senior management in a rapidly changing environment to make a real difference to the young people of Wolverhampton. The Chair provides leadership and direction to the Board of Trustees to enable the board to fulfil its responsibilities for the overall governance and strategic direction of the charity, as well as oversight and scrutiny of the charity operations.
Requirements: We are interested in an individual who brings the following. A real connection and passion for Wolverhampton, passion for the work of The Way Youth Zone, links with local networks and willingness to use it to help fundraise, characteristics which strengthen the diversity of the Boar , ability to make the time commitment , governance experience and skills , entrepreneurial/business skills, relations with local stakeholders such as the council and other key funders .We welcome applications from all ages and backgrounds
Location: The Way Youth Zone, Wolverhampton WV3 ONR
Hours: The Board meet 6 times a year for 2 hours in the evening. Monthly catch ups with the Chief Executive.
Expenses: Yes
DBS: No