Our Trustees

Like all charities, Imara is lead by a group of volunteers called trustees, who govern the organisation and decide how it is run. You may have heard of them being called board members or the board, similar to the directors of a company.

Being a trustee is a great way of contributing to a cause you care about, as well as developing your strategic and leadership skills too.

Anyone can become a trustee, regardless of your ethnicity, class, gender orientation, sexuality or career experience. We know that diverse boards make the best decisions, so whatever your skills, knowledge, age and experience, we’d like to hear from you. Our induction to the board will support you with training to understand your role as a trustee and learning what you need to know about Imara. The most important thing is that you are passionate about supporting Imara to help children and families affected by sexual and domestic abuse, and that you have time and enthusiasm to commit to the role.