Want to shape the future of The Mill?
We’re looking for new Trustees.
The Mill is a welcoming, positive, accessible and inclusive space in the heart of Walthamstow – we work with the local community to make things happen – and a registered charity.
By becoming a Trustee of The Mill, you can help us to build a strong local community where people love to live, and know and care for their neighbours.
We’re looking to recruit new trustees and are particularly at present looking for people with:
- Building redevelopment and project management experience
- Expert understanding of vulnerable and isolated residents (who might have complex needs)
- HR and/or volunteer strategy/management skills
- Strategic planning skills
- A great knowledge of our local community and area
If you’d like to share your time and skills with a friendly team who meet monthly, and make a significant difference to your community, then we’d love to talk to you.
For more information, please read our Trustee Role Description or contact us at info@themille17.org.
With regard to building redevelopment, as well as seeking knowledge, skills and enthusiasm around this area for our Trustee Board, we are also seeking a management group lead – perhaps you could be the person who could take both of these on (it is not uncommon for a trustee to lead a management group)? More information here.
Why become a Trustee at The Mill?
- Get to know people in the community and develop new friendships
- A feeling of belonging in your local area
- An interesting and stimulating role
- New skills and experience that you can use in your day job or put on your CV
- An opportunity to contribute to your local community and a project that makes a big difference to those who are feeling vulnerable or isolated
- Having an impact – a real sense of achieving something
What we are looking for:
- People who want to get involved and help create a strong local community
- People who can volunteer at least 10 hours a month
- Enthusiastic and dedicated people
- We want a Trustee board that reflects the diverse community in which The Mill operates
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