Supported Activities Programme is an independent charity for adults (over the age of 18) with learning disabilities who live in the North Hertfordshire or Stevenage area. The aim is to promote ...
Trustees
Practical details
Volunteering • Long term role
Contact person
Sharon Harding
Provided
Requirements
#116893
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Supported Activities is an activity provider for adults with a learning disability looking to build a strong diverse Board of Trustees
Ensure the Charity pursues its stated objects as defined in its governing document, and complies with it and any regulations or laws
Develop and agree a long-term strategy which is monitored and reviewed regularly
Ensuring that the Charity applies its resources exclusively in pursuance of its charitable objects for the benefit of the public.
Ensuring the financial stability of the organisation and the proper investment of the charity’s funds.
To actively promote the work of Supported Activities Programme and safeguard its good name and values by acting as an ambassador of the organisation.
Ensuring the effective and efficient administration of the organisation, including having appropriate policies and procedures in place.
Each individual Trustee should use any specific knowledge or experience they have to help the Board reach sound decisions.
Join a friendly team who are eager to move the charity forward into the future.
Training is available.
Please send CV's with covering letter.
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About Supported Activities Programme
Supported Activities Programme is an independent charity for adults (over the age of 18) with learning disabilities who live in the North Hertfordshire or Stevenage area. The aim is to promote different sport and leisure activities to enable vulnerable members, many of whom are socially isolated, to participate in activities they may not otherwise have access to.
The programme of events gives members the opportunity to have fun, make new friends and build their self-esteem in a safe environment with volunteer support while parents and carers are able to benefit from a period of respite.