Job Summary
- Applications close:
- Job posted on: 1st Jul 2024
- Adelaide > Wayville
Join a passionate, skills-based board that supports an organisation making a real difference in the lives of people living with mental health concerns and their carers. The vacancies have arisen through the retirement of several Directors reaching the end of their maximum tenure.
Board meetings occur 6 to 8 times a year. The meetings are on a Monday evening for approximately 1.5 hours based at the Wayville offices. Attendance in person is preferred for the majority of meetings. Additionally, you will need to be available for an annual AGM / Board workshop and to participate on at least one committee that will meet 4 to 6 times per year.
These are voluntary, non-remunerated positions.
You are an experienced Director, quite possibly with a lived experience of mental health concerns or as a carer.
You will bring:
A graduate qualification from the AICD (or similar) is highly desirable but most importantly you must have strong alignment with the mission and values of the organisation.
Skylight Mental Health (Skylight) is a community-based, profit-for-purpose organisation, which provides a range of support, rehabilitation and education services for people with mental health concerns, their carers (family and friends), and the community generally. Skylight programs are based on a psychosocial rehabilitation model and focussed on recovery philosophy and practice. People are at the centre of our services and people with a “lived experience” are central to our planning and delivery of supports.
Skylight is a member organisation of MIFA (Mental Illness Fellowship Australia, www.mifa.org.au), a national body with members across states and territories in Australia. For more information about Skylight services and programs go to www.skylight.org.au.
Skylight currently delivers services across a range of sites in South Australia in line with strategic business goals and requirements of grant funding, NDIS revenue streams, sponsorship and fee-for-service income.
OUR VISION is a South Australian community which understands mental illness and responds with confidence, respect and hope.
OUR MISSION is to increase opportunities to achieve good mental health, to promote acceptance of mental illness in the community and provide quality services for people with mental illness, their family and friends.
OUR VALUES: Show Respect, Foster Team, Create Quality, and Embrace Opportunity.
A position description is attached.