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UK Islamic Mission is seeking a National Treasurer to support finance across all UKIM branches, ensuring robust financial controls, accurate reporting, and timely processing of branch accounts. The postholder will train branch treasurers, liaise with auditors, and maintain project spending dashboards for management teams.
Location is primarily at our European Islamic Centre in Oldham, with travel to London and other branches as required.
Additional accountability: National Treasurer (UKIM) and Chair, Finance & General-Purposes Committee (Trustees' sub-committee), The Finance Officer's role is for supporting the UKIM Branches in gathering information, consolidating the branch accounts, training the branch treasurers/ accounts focal persons, ensuring that the branches upload financial data on the accounting software/ platform. The postholder will be accountable to, the Head of Finance and/ or UKIM Treasurer in maintaining effective financial controls in relation to the UKIM branches, will also be responsible for maintaining the asset register, calculate depreciation, list of UKIM properties.,
The post holder may be required to undertake other reasonable duties within the scope of their role and in line with the needs of UKIM.
Location: Your normal place of work is European Islamic Centre, Werneth House, 79 Manchester Rd, Oldham, OL8 4LN. You may, however, be required to travel from time to time to our London office and other UKIM branches across the country as an when required. Reasonable expenses for such travel will be reimbursed.You will not be required to work outside the UK for any continuous period of more than one month during the term of your employment,
UKIM is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and adults at risk. All staff must follow our safeguarding policies and complete mandatory training.
UK Islamic Mission (UKIM), is one of the UK's longest-established Muslim charities, founded in 1962. We are a national organisation with around 60 branches across England, Scotland and Wales, delivering community services, education, welfare projects, and faith-based initiatives. Each week, thousands of people engage with our mosques, centres, and activities.