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An exciting opportunity has arisen for a General Manager to take the helm and be responsible for the day to day running of Kids Cancer Charity.
Kids Cancer Charity aims
• To improve the quality of life for children/teenagers affected by cancer
• To provide emotional and practical support that complements and adds value to the services provided by the statutory authorities
• To recognise that childhood cancer affects the entire family
Kids Cancer Charity aims
• To improve the quality of life for children/teenagers affected by cancer
• To provide emotional and practical support that complements and adds value to the services provided by the statutory authorities
• To recognise that childhood cancer affects the entire family
Posted by Vibrance
Circa £71k
Bethnal Green, London E2 9DA
35 hours per week
Vibrance is a charity supporting many hundreds of people with a disability across London and the south-east of England. We pride ourselves on providing high quality support and our values are extremely important to the people we support. It is, therefore, crucial that all of our staff, including those not working directly with Service Users, understand and embody those values.
The Rowland Hill Fund welcomes applications for two Non-Executive Trustee positions on its Board. We are particularly interested to hear from those with expertise in the charity sector and digital/marketing sectors.
As a trustee, you will contribute at a strategic level and help us to achieve our simple and powerful aim: to financially support postal people in their time of greatest need.
As a trustee, you will contribute at a strategic level and help us to achieve our simple and powerful aim: to financially support postal people in their time of greatest need.
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the Secretary of State for Defence. This is a special opportunity to be instrumental in
shaping the future for our Commons.
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