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An exciting opportunity to join a leading charity dedicated to making a difference in Wolverhampton. As a finance officer, you will play a vital role in managing financial operations, ensuring compliance, and providing timely financial information to stakeholders. This part-time position offers hybrid working and a supportive environment focused on ongoing training and development. Join a compassionate team committed to ending homelessness and supporting recovery, where your contributions will be valued and impactful.
An exciting opportunity to work for our charity that makes a real difference to the people of Wolverhampton. As a leading finance officer you will play a crucial part in all aspects of the Good Shepherds financial operations. This role is offered on a part time basis between 21 hours and 28 hours per week. We offer hybrid working and an excellent benefits package.
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About Our Charity
The Good Shepherd was established by the Brothers of St John of God, a religious order who have supported the local community for over 50 years. Two of our core values are Hospitality and Compassion for the most disadvantaged.
The people that make up the Good Shepherd are our most important asset. We want our people to feel supported, skilled, involved and to feel that their work is valued. Our role as an organisation is to encourage and facilitate change; our mission is to end homelessness, support recovery and create pathways out of poverty.
Role Summary
Reporting directly to the Good Shepherd CEO, this role is crucial to all aspects of the Good Shepherd financial operations. The role encompasses a range of functions, including posting all financial activities to the charity general ledger, all invoices, receipts and payments, updating the agreed budget and preparing the monthly management accounts and assisting with the year-end examination / audit.
The role requires collaboration with internal stakeholders and Trustees to ensure financial compliance and the completion of statutory obligations. The FinanceOfficerwill provide accurate and timely financial information to the Board, CEO, and External Partners on a regular basis.
This role will be required to carry out a range of financial functions, reporting, procedures and controls to ensure financial compliance and statutory obligations are completed.
To apply for this role please submit your CV via the email application below.