INTERNATIONAL TRUSTEE
The International HIV/AIDS Alliance works with
communities through local, national and global action on HIV, health and
human rights. Our vision is a world without AIDS. Since 1994, the
Alliance and its partners have supported over 3,000 projects, in over 40
countries, reaching millions of people.
We are recruiting an international trustee for our UK-based charity, which
serves as the international secretariat, to lead the Alliance through
its ambitious programme to help curb the epidemic and ensure universal
access to comprehensive HIV services.
We are looking for individuals with an interest in
international development issues and HIV/AIDS and a strong belief in the
values of the Alliance – that the lives of all human beings are of
equal value and everyone has the right to access the HIV information and
services they need for a healthy life. Individuals do not need to be
based in the UK to be considered.
We are specifically seeking individuals with
experience working in development cooperation, specifically working for
aid agencies or authorities in the following countries: Sweden, Denmark,
Finland and Norway.
Good communication skills in English are essential. Personal experience of the impact of HIV/AIDS is desirable.
This is an unpaid appointment, but expenses to
twice-yearly Board meetings in Brighton (UK) and any relevant country
visits will be reimbursed. Trustees are appointed for an initial term of
three years, but may be re-appointed for two further terms.
How to apply:
To download the job description and person
specification, please click here. To apply, please send your CV and
covering letter to recruitment@aidsalliance.org
Application deadline: Thursday 10 July 2014 at midnight (UK time)
The International HIV/AIDS
Alliance is committed to equal opportunities and welcomes applications
from appropriately qualified people from all sections of the community.
We attach importance to the gender and geographic balance of the board
of Trustees, and welcome applicants from HIV affected communities.
Qualified people living with HIV are particularly encouraged to apply.
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