Our Work Vacancies Young Voices Participation Officer Do you want to make a difference to the mental health and wellbeing of children with chronic illness and long-term conditions? Are you passionate about giving children and young people’s a voice and to supporting them to be to be actively involved in decisions about how services are developed? If yes, then we have the perfect role for you. The Teapot Trust is recruiting for a part-time Young Voices Participation Officer to lead our youth engagement work. This exciting position will lead on developing our Young Voices group from a pilot project to a sustainable programme of activity over the next two years. The role will involve facilitating and connecting young people’s experiences and views to make an impact on decision-making and service development. Closing date for applications is 28th April 2023 Application Notes Job description youngvoicesparticipationofficer.pdf Please send a CV and covering letter to Cat Thomson, Art Therapy Projects Manager [email protected] Art Therapists Are you an art therapist looking for work? Teapot Trust is an award-winning mental health charity on a mission to ease the challenges of chronic health conditions and disabilities experienced by children, young people, and their families. We work in hospitals, in the community and online. We want to hear from you if you are newly qualified or an experienced art therapist. All our art therapists are self-employed and work on a sessional basis. We provide interesting art therapy projects, and opportunities in Scotland, England, and Wales. Priority area right now: Ilford, East London If you are interested in joining our talented network of art therapists, please register your interest below so that we can learn more about you. Thank you. Register Interest New Trustee Vacancies Teapot Trust would like to appoint 3-4 new trustees. Please apply with a CV and cover letter to Ruth Girvan, Chair of Trustees ([email protected]). We’d especially welcome applications from people with the experience, below, and from those with diverse backgrounds. lived experience as a parent of a child with a hidden health condition art therapy expertise strategic fundraising expertise senior level charity sector expertise Trustees usually serve for a three-year term and our Constitution enables this to be renewed once for up to a further three years. Further details about the charity can be found here: Our Story, Annual Review, Governance page. Manage Cookie Preferences