Would you like to become a South Bucks Counselling Trustee?
Help shape the future of our charity
Are you passionate about mental health and community wellbeing?
Becoming a trustee at South Bucks Counselling is an opportunity to make a meaningful and lasting contribution to a well-established local charity. Trustees play a vital role in ensuring the organisation continues to provide accessible, high-quality counselling and psychotherapy services to the community.
What does a trustee do?
As a trustee, you will work alongside others to provide strategic oversight and governance of the charity.
This includes:
• Supporting the long-term vision and direction of the organisation
• Ensuring the charity operates effectively and sustainably
• Contributing to key decisions and organisational development
• Acting in the best interests of the charity and its beneficiaries
Trustees do not manage day-to-day operations but provide guidance, oversight and accountability.
Why you should choose us
Who we are looking for
We are looking for individuals who:
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Share our values and commitment to accessible counselling and psychotherapy
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Can think strategically and work collaboratively
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Are reflective, thoughtful and able to offer constructive challenge
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Are committed to supporting the long-term sustainability of the charity
Skills and experience we value
We welcome a range of skills and experience, particularly in:
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Human resources
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Fundraising and income generation
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Governance and compliance
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Leadership and organisational development
Previous trustee experience is helpful but not essential.
Time commitment and support
Trustees are expected to:
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Attend regular online board meetings
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Contribute to discussions and decision-making
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Engage with the work of the organisation as appropriate
We aim to provide a supportive environment where trustees feel informed, valued and able to contribute effectively.
Why become a trustee with SBC
Joining South Bucks Counselling as a trustee offers an opportunity to:
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Contribute to improving mental health and wellbeing locally
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Be part of a respected and established community organisation
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Use your experience to support a meaningful cause
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Work collaboratively with a committed and supportive board