Become the new Chair of our Board of Trustees

Submitted by LizWoodman@VCKC on

Are you passionate about making a difference in your community? We are seeking a new chair to lead our board of trustees, offering a unique opportunity to shape the future of volunteering and community projects in Kensington and Chelsea, one of London’s most diverse boroughs.

Established in 1969, we are the oldest Volunteer Centre in the country and are deeply rooted in the local community, empowering individuals to contribute positively through volunteering. Our programmes support diverse groups, including those living with disabilities and mental health challenges, ex-offenders, as well as marginalised residents seeking employment opportunities.

As chair, you will play a pivotal role in steering the Volunteer Centre towards its mission of fostering positive change in Kensington & Chelsea. Responsibilities include:

Providing strategic leadership in partnership with the chief executive.
Facilitating constructive decision-making within the board.
Maintaining relationships with stakeholders and representing VCKC at various events.
Supporting the development and cohesion of the board team.
By becoming chair of our board of trustees, you will have the opportunity to drive positive change and contribute to a vibrant community. If you are ready to make a difference, apply now and be part of something meaningful.

Application Instructions
Please go to our website to download the role description to check you meet the criterion. You will find a list of the competencies that are required in the person spec at the end.
Please send your CV and application form to [email protected].

If you would like an informal discussion before applying please get in touch and ask to speak to our CEO Michael Ashe (07858 910091 / [email protected])

Noticeboard Types
Address
Volunteer Centre Kensington & Chelsea 1 Thorpe Close London W10 5XL
Contact
Michael Ashe
Organisation
Volunteer Centre Kensington & Chelsea
Closing Date
Salary
N/A Voluntary
Hours
Time Commitment: Minimum, one half-day per week