Wellbeing Scotland are recruiting trustees
- Area of Work: The ALLIANCE
- Type: News Item
- Published: 12th May 2026

Join Wellbeing Scotland's board to drive lasting change for people impacted by child abuse.
As Wellbeing Scotland enters the next phase of its development, the organisation is seeking trustees to shape it’s direction and drive lasting change for people impacted by child abuse.
This is a rewarding opportunity to bring your expertise, insight, or lived experience into a leadership role, contributing meaningful and lasting change for people and families across Scotland affected by child abuse.
They are particularly keen to hear from candidates with experience across the following key areas:
- HR
- Finance or accountancy
- Safeguarding or clinical practice
- Marketing & communications
- Fundraising or income generation
- Governance
For further information or to arrange an informal chat, please get in touch with the team at info@wellbeingscotland.org.uk.
More information can be found in the following Trustee Information Pack. (Note: this link will take you away from the ALLIANCE Website)
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