Become a Trustee – and make a difference
We are not recruiting for Trustees right now, but do check back again in the future.
About the Edridge Fund
The Edridge Fund exists to provide money and support to people working in Probation and CAFCASS. We also support retired staff and dependants. We assist people at times of stress and financial crisis. This can mean cash to cope with an immediate problem, and support and advice from one of our representatives.
Why become a Trustee?
The Edridge Fund advertises Trustee vacancies on its website so please check back regularly or get in touch if you are interested in finding out more.Becoming a Trustee would enable you to make a positive difference to the lives of colleagues and former colleagues. Our Trustees find their role incredibly rewarding. You will have the opportunity to develop decision-making, communication and influencing skills.
What’s involved?
The Trustees meet in London from 11am to 4pm four times a year with expenses paid. There is also one teleconference per year. Trustees exchange emails regularly between meetings to reach decisions on applications. Approximately three or four hours a week commitment is needed, with wide flexibility on when this time is spent.
Time to act
If you are interested in becoming a Trustee in the future, please contact the Secretary to Trustees, Karen Monaghan, on edridge.secretary@gmail.com
