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A charitable organization in the United Kingdom is looking for someone to oversee its financial affairs. The role involves ensuring compliance with charity law, preparing budgets, and providing financial reports to the board. Candidates should have experience in charity finance. The commitment is around 5 hours per month, primarily home-based with occasional meetings.
Purpose of role:
To oversee the financial affairs of the organisation and ensure they are legal, constitutional and within accepted accounting practice. Ensure proper records are kept and that effective financial procedures are in place. Monitor and report on the financial health of the organisation. To support and advise the Board of Trustees andFinance Sub-committee.
What you will get out of the role:
The satisfaction of keeping our finances organised and helping us to reach our planned goals by overseeing the financial stewardship of the charity. Being involved in a well-established and respected charity.
Background: The Thalidomide Society was established in 1963, as a parent support group, eventually registering as a charity and then converting to a CIO . The aim of the Society has always been to support those affected by the drug Thalidomide and others who have similar disabilities. The Society is managed and mainly run by the Board of trustees with two part-time employees.
Activities involved in the role:
The time commitment and particular requirements:
We are looking for a commitment of up to 5 hours per month, possibly more at busy times such as leading up to the AGM/Conference. The role is home based, with most Board and sub-committee meetings held via Zoom. However, one in person Board meeting is held each year following on from the annual AGM. It may be necessary to attend ad-hoc meetings and events as required .
Payment of expenses: Any out-of-pocket expensesis claimed on the appropriate expense form, providing receipts in accordance with the financial policy. The Thalidomide Society is not responsible for insuring personal items used at home or the provision of computer equipment.