CEO, Survivor‑Centered Charity | Hybrid Leadership

Moon Executive Search; West of England; Hybrid; GBP 57,000 - 69,000; Full time

Job summary

The Green House is seeking a values‑led Chief Executive Officer to guide this respected charity. You will lead strategic delivery, champion survivor voice, and build cross‑sector partnerships to sustain funding and impact for children, young people and families affected by sexual abuse.

This rare leadership role blends strategic vision with compassion, driving trauma‑informed practice and national influence.

Qualifications

• CEO experience in the charity sector or equivalent at senior level.
• Senior leadership within trauma‑informed, mental health, social care or related charity settings.
• Deep understanding of safeguarding, funding landscapes and relationship building for statutory partnerships.
• High emotional intelligence with a warm, grounded leadership style.
• Strong financial acumen and experience driving organisational growth.
• Commitment to equity, inclusion and anti‑oppressive practice.
• Passion for centring survivor voice and enabling systemic change.
• Lived experience is welcomed and valued.

Responsibilities

• Lead delivery of the bold five‑year strategy.
• Champion survivor voice in design, delivery and influence.
• Build partnerships across statutory, voluntary and community sectors.
• Represent The Green House as a credible, compassionate ambassador.
• Strengthen trauma‑informed, research‑led, creative practice.
• Ensure financial sustainability and income growth.
• Lead a warm, reflective, values‑driven team with kindness and clarity.
• Maintain safeguarding, governance and compliance.

Skills

CEO experience

Charity leadership

Financial acumen

Equity & inclusion

Survivor voice advocacy

Job description

The Green House is seeking a values‑led Chief Executive Officer to guide this respected charity. You will lead strategic delivery, champion survivor voice, and build cross‑sector partnerships to sustain funding and impact for children, young people and families affected by sexual abuse.

This rare leadership role blends strategic vision with compassion, driving trauma‑informed practice and national influence.