voluntary organisations, social enterprises and volunteering
voluntary organisations, social enterprises and volunteering
voluntary organisations, social enterprises and volunteering
Get On Board! A board member volunteering opportunity...
Volunteer Trustees
with KASP (Kingdom Abuse Survivors Project)Volunteer Opportunity No. VO58986 - Created/last updated: 28/11/2019
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OpportunityAbout this opportunity: Kingdom Abuse Survivors Project (KASP) supports adult survivors of child sexual abuse throughout Fife by providing support and counselling. KASP would like to recruit new Trustees to assist in the guidance and strategic planning of the service. If you feel that you might have an interest in supporting KASP at a strategic level and are interested in finding out more please get in touch for an informal discussion.
All Trustees will need to have:-
A commitment to KASP.
A willingness to devote the necessary time and effort.
Integrity.
Good, independent judgement.
An ability to think creatively.
A willingness to speak their mind.
An ability to work effectively as a team member.
There is an obligation to have an understanding of the legal duties, responsibilities and liabilities but this can be learned as information will be provided through training.
Being a Trustee can help develop your own network and brings a real feeling of being involved in the community and making a difference. All KASP volunteers are welcomed and valued as we couldn't do without them!Takes place: mornings afternoons evenings Mondays 
Tuesdays Wednesdays Thursdays Fridays Saturdays Sundays Training provided: Trustees will be offered appropriate training as identified. Induction will involve meeting staff and other Trustees and getting to know KASP policies where relevant. Experience required: KASP are seeking volunteers with the following skills:- Managing people, finance, quality, strategic planning, legal requirements, IT, equalities, monitoring and evaluation, marketing and voluntary sector service provision. If you have skills and knowledg Restrictions on who can volunteer
No restrictions were specified.Application process: Application Form; Informal Chat; PVG membership required; References Travel Details Trustees meet early Monday evenings in our Kirkcaldy office every 6 weeks. Travel expenses are reimbursed and the office is close to both bus and train stations. What Now?
To enquire/register an interest in this opportunity please call us on 0800 389 6046, e-mail us, or fill out this brief form: You can print these opportunity details.
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Director, Trustee, Board/Committee member or Governor?!
Organisations have different names for the volunteers who are responsible for the running of the organisation - some are called Board members, some are Committee members, some may use the word Director for example. Broadly speaking, they mean the same thing - the people at the top who are ultimately responsible! These are important roles (for which training and support is available) and without volunteers at board level voluntary sector organisations could not exist.Help and Support
Call us to arrange an appointmentGive us a call on 0800 389 6046 to arrange an appointment to chat with our staff about what opportunities are available - at Board/Committee level as well as operational opportunities. Meetings can be arranged outside of the office in some cases.
Register with us
Fill out our registration form and a member of staff will then get in touch with you to discuss volunteering options to suit you.
Are you currently a Board member?
If you'd like advice, information or training for you and/or fellow board members then please contact us - almost all of our board support is provided at no cost! Get in touch using the details above - we're here to help and bring significant expertise as well as experience of supporting hundreds of board members and boards over recent years.