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Volunteer Clerk to Link Age Southwark Board of Trustees


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Link Age Southwark is seeking a volunteer clerk to their Board of Trustees who meet every two months to take notes and produce and circulate approved minutes to all trustees. This is a good opportunity who is interested in learning about a fantastic local charity which supports older people throughout Southwark and who is also interested in gaining experience working with a board of trustees. This volunteer would ideally be experienced in note-taking and producing minutes to a high standard, have good English language and communications skills. For more information please contact [email protected] or call 020 8299 2623.
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