Charity registered in Scotland SC041885
Introduction
Teapot Trust seeks to be a recognised and respected leader in Creative Health. The charity provides a UK wide programme of art therapy in hospitals, online and in community settings to support the mental health of children and young people living with chronic, physical conditions and their families.
In our 11 year history, we’ve supported around 13,000 children and young people.
About the trustee roles
Teapot Trust would like to appoint 3-4 new trustees as part of succession planning to join the board in September 2022.
We’d especially welcome applications from people with the experience, below, and from those from diverse backgrounds.
Trustees usually serve for a three-year term renewable once for up to a further three years.
We’re requesting applications by Friday 15th May so the selection process can happen in good time prior to September’s board meeting when new trustees will be ratified.
Teapot Trust is a Disability Confident charity.
Teapot Trust enhances the lives of children, young people and their families suffering the impact of chronic and long-term conditions which are often “invisible’ e.g. rheumatic diseases. Our expertise is in the delivery of art therapy – often effective where talking therapies have failed. We work throughout the UK in hospitals, communities and online. Now ten years old, the charity has an exciting vision for the next ten – to be a recognized and respected leader in Creative Health as it becomes more mainstream.
Roles
We would like to appoint 5 new trustees in two steps – by December 2021 and March 2022, having considered succession planning. Below are the priority roles we seek to fill first.
Prior experience as a trustee would be advantageous.
Trustees’ Meetings take place 6 times a year in alternate months while the Finance sub-committee meets monthly.
Teapot Trust enhances the lives of children and young people suffering the impact of chronic and long-term conditions which are often “invisible’ e.g.: rheumatic diseases. Our expertise is in the delivery of art therapy – often effective where talking therapies have failed. We work throughout the UK in hospitals, communities and online. Now ten years old, the charity has an exciting vision for the next ten – to be a recognised and respected leader in Creative Health.
We need to appoint a Business Development Contractor to build a pipeline of commissioned, income-generating art therapy work for the year ahead – with hospitals, health facilities and others as agreed.
Responsible to the Art Therapy Projects Manager
Introduction
Teapot Trust seeks to be a recognised and respected leader in Creative Health. The charity provides a UK wide programme of art therapy in hospitals, online and in community settings to support the mental health of children and young people living with chronic, physical conditions and their families. In our 11 year history, we’ve supported around 13,000 children and young people.
About the role
We are seeking a Projects Manager to coordinate art therapy delivery around the UK. The post-holder will coordinate the work of a team of self-employed art therapists and manage the project budgets. They will widen access to our art therapy through hospitals and other referring partners as well as growing self-referrals direct from families. Other key aspects to the role are overseeing the growth of the charity’s stakeholder groups – medical professionals and young voices.
This is a key role within a mutually supportive staff team and it is an exciting time to be joining the charity. The role reports to the Chief Executive. Understanding/experience of chronic illness would be advantageous and an empathy with our cause is crucial.
Teapot Trust is a Disability Confident employer.