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Job title and organisation: Trustee - Northpoint
Salary: Voluntary - Unpaid
Hours: Part-time
Contract: Permnent
Location: Leeds
Closing Date and Time: Sunday 1 November 2026
Help shape the future of mental health support across Yorkshire and beyond.
Could this be the right time to explore a trustee role in mental health?
Northpoint is a Yorkshire-based mental health charity supporting children, young people and adults across our region and beyond. As we continue to grow and evolve, particularly through innovation and digital development, we are looking to appoint a small number of new Trustees to join our Board to complement the skills, perspectives and experience already in place.
This is an opportunity to help shape the future direction of a growing charity and make a meaningful difference to the communities we serve.
Why join our Board?
Our Trustee roles are voluntary and designed to be manageable alongside other commitments. We place a strong emphasis on:
We are seeking new trustees to join our board. We're particularly keen to connect with those who bring strong community insight, lived experience, and a value led approach to leadership.
We are particularly interested in hearing from people with experience in areas such as digital innovation, accessibility and inclusion, healthcare, governance, leadership, community engagement, organisational growth, or partnerships.
You may never have considered becoming a Trustee before, and that's okay. We welcome people from a range of backgrounds who share our values, bring fresh perspectives and have the time and commitment to contribute to our Board. We are particularly keen to hear from individuals who are passionate about mental health, inclusion and supporting positive change within communities.
We know that our Board does not currently reflect the full diversity of the communities we serve. We are committed to broadening the range of voices, perspectives and lived experiences represented around our Board table and would particularly welcome applications from people from ethnically diverse backgrounds, minority ethnic communities and groups that are currently underrepresented within our governance structures.
We believe that diversity of thought, experience and identity strengthens decision making and helps us better understand and respond to the needs of the children, young people, adults and communities we support. All appointments will be made on merit, based on the skills, experience and qualities each individual brings.
Think you might be interested?
If you're excited by the opportunity to help shape the future of mental health support and make a meaningful difference in the communities we serve, we'd love to hear from you!
For more information and details on how to apply, please see our Trustee Recruitment Pack. We also welcome informal conversations, so if you'd like to find out more about the role before applying, please get in touch at recruitment@northpoint.org.uk.
Application Link: Application - Northpoint
Trustee Pack Link: Trustee Recruitment Pack
We recognise the value of using digital tools to optimise our work. You can use AI to support your application, but please make sure it reflects your own individuality, experience, and approach.
Please note, we review applications regularly and may close adverts early if we receive a high level of interest or find a suitable candidate.
The above post is not a Leeds City Council vacancy and has been advertised on behalf of the relevant organisation. To apply please follow their application instructions.
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Leeds City Council is the local government authority for the city of Leeds in the United Kingdom. Its teams deliver over 500 different services every day to support residents and the city environment, spanning areas such as waste and recycling, council tax, housing, schools and education, health and social care, public health, planning, libraries, and leisure and attractions.
With people at the heart, the council aims to recruit and develop talented individuals who are committed to making a difference to its communities, who treat people fairly and who are focused on finding better ways of doing things. Its employment practices and staff benefits are designed to reward colleagues fairly, develop their careers, support their wellbeing and help their money go further.
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