Become a Community First Yorkshire Trustee
We are passionate about helping our local communities thrive – are you? If so, an exciting opportunity to join our dedicated Board of Trustees could be just what you’ve been looking for.
At a time of real opportunity for our sector, we would love to hear from anyone who feels they could bring new skills, knowledge and experience to the team. As champions of greater diversity and inclusion, we’d also like to achieve greater diversity on the Board.
Who are we?
Community First Yorkshire is an influential regional body that works with voluntary and community organisations, social enterprises (VCSE) and rural communities across Yorkshire.
For over 40 years, we have provided an important rural advocacy role, encouraging partners to deliver equitable services and facilities for rural communities and individuals alike.
Our friendly Board of Trustees plays a significant role in providing leadership and guidance for the organisation. We are now looking for new recruits to help us positively challenge ourselves to be the best we can be.
Join us in a vital trustee role
If you’re keen to make a difference and you also have professional and/or lived knowledge or experience in any of the following areas, it would be an added bonus:
- Healthcare
- Finance/accounting
- Marketing and communications
- Inequality and/or safeguarding
- West and/or South Yorkshire.
Recruitment Pack
Have a look at our recruitment pack for more information about what’s involved (click on the image to view the pack).
Get in touch
If you would like to use your talents and skills to contribute to our work and be part of an exciting and evolving organisation, we’d love to hear from you.
Download the Trustee recruitment pack and job description for more information. Details of how to apply are in the ‘How to get in touch’ section of the job description.
Deadline for applications: ongoing. Interviews will be in-person at our Askham Bryan office.
If you have any questions or need more information, please email Jill Wynne.