Trustees and Board members

Music In Detention works across the UK’s immigration detention centres with artists and musicians, who lead workshops, residencies and concerts, co creating and recording tracks with detainees.

Music In Detention works across the UK’s immigration detention centres with artists and musicians, who lead workshops, residencies and concerts, co creating and recording tracks with detainees.

Access All Areas is an award winning theatre company for adults with learning disabilities based in Hackney, London, is seeking a Communications and Marketing Trustee to support the development of a new strategic plan after a period of rapid growth and achievement.

The Trustee will

The National Criminal Justice Arts Alliance is electing four members to its Steering Group for 2017-18. The Steering Group meet a minimum of five times a year to represent the membership and set priorities for the NCJAA.

Four new members are sought to help shape the future of the NCJAA.

The Steering Group meets a minimum of five times a year to represent the membership and set priorities for the NCJAA.

London Arts in Health Forum is recruiting a Chair for its Board of Trustees. This voluntary post is a senior leadership role in the field of arts in health and the organisation is seeking a visionary candidate with the personality and capacity to head the organisation at an exciting time in its development. LAHF is a well-established organisation with a strong track record in delivering an annual festival (Creativity and Wellbeing), a well-respected newsletter and advice service and supporting advocacy for the field of arts, health and wellbeing.

The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence is seeking to fill five Non-Executive Director posts. Non-Executive Directors help guide NICE as it works to improve outcomes for people using the NHS, public health and social care services.

The five roles are for an Audit and Risk Chair, a consultant in hospital medical practice, one with a background in public health, one with a background in social care and one as a patient/lay representative.

NICE are seeking applications from community members and representatives of voluntary sector organisations to join their quality standards advisory committee, which will cover approaches to improve health and wellbeing and reducing health inequalities.

NICE are developing a quality standard based on their new recommendations community engagement (available here). They now seek support from

Seeking an individual with a broad appreciation of heritage and a commitment to promoting public understanding and enjoyment of it to the widest possible audience to join the Board.

To select the best research proposals and fund the best researchers, we depend on our funding committees - including Expert Review Groups, Interview Committees, Selection Panels and scheme-specific committees - to review grant applications and make funding recommendations.

Members of our funding committees are drawn from leading universities, research institutes, pharma and biotech companies, and policy organisations, within the UK and internationally.