Crouch Neighbourhood Resource Centre (Crouch Neighbourhood Resource Centre Board of Directors Member)
Organization Name: Crouch Neighbourhood Resource CentreOpportunity Title: Crouch Neighbourhood Resource Centre Board of Directors Member
Category: Boards / Committee / Leadership
Commitment: Ongoing Opportunity (> 1 year)
Start Date: May 20, 2024
End Date: May 31, 2026
Email: boardofdirectors@crouch.org
Website: http://www.crouchnrc.org
Details:
- Appropriate for volunteers aged 55 and over
- Training or orientation required
Crouch Neighbourhood Resource Centre supports the Hamilton Road community through three pillars of work: Neighbourhood Support Services (including advocacy and basic needs), Community Development and Child and Youth programming for ages 0-18. Our program funding is provided by United Way Elgin Middlesex and the City of London, with additional financial support provided through various foundations, government agencies and donors. Your role as a member of the Board of Directors for Crouch Neighbourhood Resource Centre will be to support the governance of the organization based on informed decision making and a passion for community building. The Board of Directors is particularly interested in volunteers with experience in finance, fundraising, law, social work and/or child and family services. Lived and diverse experience from the Hamilton Road community would be an asset. Prior Board Governance experience would be an asset. If you have an interest in supporting our community as a member of the Board of Directors for Crouch Neighbourhood Resource Centre, please submit a resume and a statement of interest to Carrie Charters, Vice-Chair of the Board of Directors at boardofdirectors@crouchnrc.org. New members are needed for the current governance cycle and applications would be appreciated by Monday, April 29, 2024, though applications will continue to be considered on a rolling basis. Skills Preferred (not all required!): governance, finance, fundraising, social work, child and youth care, law/legal, lived experience of poverty, community engagement, intermediate to advanced language skills