Who we are
Norfolk Clubhouse is a CIO providing positive opportunities for adults aged 18 and over, living with mental health difficulties to connect socially, grow confidence and existing skills and learn new skills to live life to the full.
Based upon the International Clubhouse Model of positive mental health, we seek to establish the Clubhouse Model in Norfolk. Registered in June 2019, we currently have two Hubs in Norfolk and wish to expand our reach into Norwich city and further areas in Norfolk.
The role
Person SpecificationVolunteer Role Title: Trustee
Personal Qualities
Creativity, objectivity, honesty, fairness, trustworthy, integrity, respect, wisdom, discretion and sound judgement.
A commitment to act solely in the best interests of the Charity and organisation as a whole, without sole regard to personal interest or benefit.
Leadership qualities – humility, warmth, transparent communication, knowledge and understanding, competence.
Readiness to take and be accountable for decisions made.The necessary time to be an effective trustee.
Enthusiasm and motivation for the mission of the Charity.
A good team player and open and willing to embrace and work through possible conflicting opinions positively.
No significant potential conflicts of interest.
Knowledge & Skills
Understanding of and empathy with the Clubhouse model of working with those with mental ill health and the recovery process.
Strategic vision and the ability to focus on practical issues.
An interest in promoting social justice and an understanding of social, political and economic issues which may contribute systemically to mental illness.
Understanding of and commitment to Equal Opportunities and the Equalities Act 2010.
We welcome individuals with skills and experience in any one or more of the following areas:
- Financial Management
- Business Development & Fundraising
- Strategic Planning
- Change Management
- Safeguarding
- Health and Well-being
- Law as related to Charities
- Human Resource Management
- Marketing, PR and Communications