Volunteer with GCS

Gloucestershire Counselling Service (GCS) is a thriving charity providing training and counselling services to the communities of Gloucestershire.

Our headquarters are in the centre of Stroud which has been home to GCS since our inception in 1978.

We deliver counselling services both from our counselling rooms based around the county and remotely, as well as training in counselling skills and counselling qualifications.

Volunteer with GCS

Trustee vacancies

Trustee Treasurer
We seek board members with finance, marketing, or legal expertise. However, we also welcome candidates with a wide range of professional backgrounds and lived experiences. GCS is especially keen to hear from those who have direct experience with mental health challenges or who are connected to the diverse communities served by the charity.

Being a trustee is a fulfilling way to contribute to the wellbeing of your local community. As a trustee, you will:

Help set the charity’s strategic direction.

Oversee governance and financial accountability.

Support community mental health initiatives.

Trusteeship offers both personal and professional rewards, from developing new skills to making meaningful connections in the voluntary sector, therefor having a lasting, positive impact on society.

Download Recruitment Pack: Trustee Treasurer

Application Process: Please send a CV and cover letter stating why you are interested in applying for the role, how your skills and experience are relevant, how you can add value to the Board and any other relevant information.

Please send your application to: [email protected] by 15th December 2024.

We will shortlist candidates immediately after the closing date and then arrange an opportunity for them to meet with the Chair & CEO (most likely online).
Trustees
We seek board members with finance, marketing, or legal expertise. However, we also welcome candidates with a wide range of professional backgrounds and lived experiences. GCS is especially keen to hear from those who have direct experience with mental health challenges or who are connected to the diverse communities served by the charity.

Being a trustee is a fulfilling way to contribute to the wellbeing of your local community. As a trustee, you will:

Help set the charity’s strategic direction, ensuring it continues to deliver high-quality mental health services.

Use your knowledge and expertise to provide oversight and governance, ensuring financial health and accountability.

Join a network of trustees across Gloucestershire who support the vital work of the county’s charities, each addressing different causes but all working towards the common goal of improving lives.

Trusteeship offers both personal and professional rewards, from developing new skills to making meaningful connections in the voluntary sector, therefor having a lasting, positive impact on society.

Download Recruitment Pack: Trustee

Application Process: Please send a CV and cover letter stating why you are interested in applying for the role, how your skills and experience are relevant to the role, how you can add value to the Board and any other relevant information.

Please send your application to: [email protected] by 15th December 2024.

We will shortlist candidates immediately after the closing date and then arrange an opportunity for them to meet with the Chair & CEO (most likely online).