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Hopian is a registered charity that provides advice and support for adults and children who have experienced Domestic Violence and Abuse through the provision of refuge accommodation and community support services. We also provide support and access to counselling for people affected by Child Sexual Exploitation.
We are looking for a Treasurer (Board of Trustees); this is an unpaid, voluntary position.
Treasurer
The treasurer is pivotal to our Board of Trustees in ensuring our organisation is well governed and complies with all financial legislation and good practices relating to charities and charitable income.
Hopian is a registered charity that provides advice and support for adults and children who have experienced Domestic Violence and Abuse through the provision of refuge accommodation and community support services. We also provide support and access to counselling for people affected by Child Sexual Exploitation.
We are looking for a Trustee for our Board of Trustees; this is an unpaid, voluntary position.
Join the Independent Monitoring Board (IMB). The IMB helps to ensure that proper standards of care and decency are maintained in places of detention including prison and immigration detention centres. IMB monitor activity across the establishment to ensure individuals are being treated fairly and humanely. Applicants do not need any special qualifications or experience as we will provide all necessary training and support. Candidates need to be over 18 years of age and live within approximately 30 miles of the prison.
We welcome people from all walks of life and are keen to increase membership diversity, including younger people and those from minority communities. You just need to be over 18 and live within 30 miles of the place you’ll be monitoring. All necessary training and support will be provided during the 12 month induction and mentoring period.
Although this is an unpaid role, we pay travel and subsistence expenses, childcare/carer costs and, in certain circumstances, contributions towards loss of earnings.
If you think you may be interested, then book onto our next virtual open evening to find out more about the role and hear from some of our existing volunteers. Alternatively, please visit imb.org.uk/prison-volunteer/prison-volunteer-uk/and apply now.
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