Volunteer Treasurer for Restorative Justice and Practice Charity | The Mint House - Oxford Cent[...]

The Mint House - Oxford Centre for Restorative Practice; Oxford; On-site; GBP 10,000 - 40,000; Full time

Job summary

The Mint House, a charity in Oxford, seeks a Volunteer Treasurer to oversee financial management and support the Trustee Board. The role involves budgeting, payroll management, and advising on financial implications. Local knowledge is a plus, with expenses reimbursed.

Benefits

Expenses Reimbursed

Training and Support

Qualifications

• Experience in financial management with strategic vision.
• Understanding of trustees' legal duties.

Responsibilities

• Lead financial management, including bookkeeping and annual accounts.
• Prepare budgets and manage payroll.

Skills

Financial Management

Teamwork

Independent Judgment

Job description

Volunteer Treasurer for Restorative Justice and Practice Charity | The Mint House - Oxford Centre for Restorative Practice

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About the role

The Mint House is an Oxford-based charity working to grow restorative justice and practice in our city, county, and beyond. We are seeking a treasurer to join our Trustee Board.

What you will do

• Lead all aspects of financial management, including bookkeeping, management, and annual accounts.
• Prepare budgets, manage payroll, pension contributions, and ensure compliance with statutory requirements.
• Advise the Trustee Board on financial implications of activities and new ventures.

What we are looking for

• Experience in financial management, with good independent judgment and strategic vision.
• Ability to work effectively as part of a team.
• Understanding of trustees' legal duties and responsibilities.

Additional information

This is a voluntary position with expenses reimbursed. Meetings are held 6 times a year in Oxford. Training and support will be provided. Local knowledge is advantageous.