Chair of the Trustee Board
Are you looking to use your skills to make a lasting difference to children, young people and families?
We are delighted to be recruiting for the pivotal role of Chair of the Trustee Board. Our current Chair, Simon Carpenter is stepping down later this year. This is a unique and exciting opportunity for an experienced person looking to work with our CEO, Trustee Board and Senior Leadership Team as we implement our exciting three year strategic growth plan. We are on the cusp of our next stage of development, from local charity to countrywide provider, and, as we embark on our new business plan, this is a great time to join and lead our board as Chair.
About Kids Inspire
Kids Inspire was founded in 2007 by our Chief Executive, Sue Bell OBE, to fill gaps in mental health provision for children and young people. Today, we have a track record of success, and are an award winning children’s mental health charity, providing specialist mental health services for children, young people and families. We have a highly ambitious executive team and an engaged board of trustees. Together, we are determined and driven to make a sustainable difference in the lives of children, young people, and families by ensuring they get the support they need to recover from trauma and thrive.
General Details
Job Title: Chair of the Trustee Board
Role type: Voluntary
Location: Bi-monthly meetings (mix of in person at head office in Great Baddow, Chelmsford and virtual), meetings with CEO and ad hoc Kids Inspire events
To Apply
Please visit our recruitment partner’s dedicated site where you can find out more information, download a copy of the job description and apply.
At Kids Inspire we continue to build and promote an inclusive culture that encourages, celebrates and supports diversity and offers equality of opportunities in all aspects of employment.
Applicants with the required qualifications will receive due consideration without regard to their race, colour, religion, age, sex, sexual orientation, marital status, gender identity, national origin, or disability.