We are looking for people from our local communities to help shape the direction of our organisation. Could that be you?

Do you have an interest in mental health? Maybe you have lived experience and would welcome the opportunity to share that in a way that gives hope to others?

Are you an aspiring leader looking to gain experience of strategy and leadership?

Or perhaps you are working in a profession that could help the organisation as it continues to navigate the challenges of this time?

If any of this resonates with you click below to drop us an email to arrange a suitable time for a catch up over the phone in the first instance.

We welcome all applications but we would particularly like to hear from you if you are from a community that experiences discrimination and marginalisation.

FAQ’s

WHAT ARE TRUSTEES?

Trustees are the volunteers who lead charities and decide how they are run. Sometimes they are called board members or the board. Trustees make decisions about the direction a charity takes and how its purposes will be carried out. They also make sure that the charity has the resources and policies it needs and to comply with legal requirements.

WHY SHOULD I BECOME A TRUSTEE?

Being a Trustee is a great way of contributing to the things you care about and developing strategic and leadership skills at the same time.

WHO CAN BE A TRUSTEE?

We need to comply with statutory requirements but almost anyone can be a trustee, regardless of where they are in their career, whether they are in paid employment or not, regardless of ethnicity, class, gender orientation, sexuality or any other difference. Boards thrive when they have a diversity of skills, knowledge, age and experience on their board.

DO I NEED PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE AS A TRUSTEE?

You do not need any previous experience. We will ensure you have the training and induction you need to ensure a smooth introduction to the organisation and the work of the board.

WHAT ARE THE MEETINGS LIKE?

Board meetings take place four times a year with additional planning days held twice a year. Currently meetings take place in person at the Julian Support Head Office in Norwich.

WHO IS ON THE BOARD?

We have a long-established Board of Trustees who are keen to welcome new people.