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Join Refugee Resource as a Treasurer/Trustee - Make a Difference in Oxfordshire
Refugee Resource (Oxford) - Registered Charity 1098876
Refugee Resource exists to relieve distress, improve well-being, and promote inclusion for refugees, asylum seekers and vulnerable migrants across Oxfordshire.
We provide specialist therapeutic and practical support - including post trauma counselling, mentoring, and wellbeing services - helping people rebuild their lives with dignity and hope.
Become a Trustee
We’re looking for new trustees to join our Board and help guide the charity’s future direction. As a Trustee, you’ll be part of a dedicated team, sharing your skills and experience:-
strengthen our governance
shape our long term strategy
ensure that the voices of refugees remain at the heart of everything we do
Who we’re looking for
We’re particularly keen to hear from people with experience in any of the following areas:-
Mental Health or counselling
Safeguarding
Finance/Accounting
Fundraising, Communications or marketing
Business Development or Finance
Key Details
This is a Voluntary role (reasonable expenses reimbursed)
Attend 4 Board Meetings
Additional meetings required for the Treasurer
Applicants must be 18 or over and meet the Charity’s Commission eligibility criteria for trusteeship.
How To Apply
If you’d like to use your expertise to support Refugee Resource’s vital work, please send an expression of interest and your CV marked FAO The Chair, Paul Sheehan to jacquelineadusei@refugeeresource.org
You are also welcome to get in touch for an informal conversation to learn more about the role.
Together we can make Oxfordshire a more and welcoming and supportive place for everyone.
We are Hiring Interpreters in Tiringya and Vietnamese
Professional fluency in English, Tigrinya, Vietnamese or both
Approx One and a Half hours work a week (£24ph)
Oxford based due to face to face sessions
Ability to Maintain Strict confidentiality and neutrality
Excellent listening and communication skills
Reliability, professionalism and punctuality essential