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Remunerated Board role with significant aged care provider
Recognition as Top 30 inclusive employer nationally
Technology, transformational change, CX or stakeholder engagement expertise
With over 70 years as a leading provider of innovative and responsive care and support services to older South Australians, Helping Hand is a well-established and highly regarded for purpose organisation. A member of the Uniting Church network, Helping Hand continues to enjoy sustainable growth and provides home care, retirement living, respite and residential care services and support to empower over 5,000 senior South Australians across the State. With revenue circa $190m and 2,200 staff, this significant entity has also been recognised by the Diversity Council of Australia as a Top 30 Inclusive Employer nationally for its outstanding commitment to diversity, inclusion and belonging.
The dedicated skills-based Board works closely with the passionate and progressive CEO and executive team to ensure their vision for the organisation is realised within a structure of governance and leadership, robust strategic planning, sound financial management and the highest standards of client safety and quality. An opportunity exists for an experienced non-executive director with skills and expertise in one or more of the following areas:
- technology, digital and data development;
- leading transformational organisational change;
- customer experience (CX) expertise;
- strategic communications, stakeholder, and community engagement.
Qualified professionals (AICD preferred) with relevant discipline expertise and strategic governance experience relating to large, complex, and highly regulated entities are encouraged to apply. Experience in a similarly diverse, community-facing, values led NFP, with an interest in the challenges and opportunities presenting for the aged care and health sectors, will be highly valued. A genuine affinity with the purpose, vision and values of Helping Hand complemented by advanced emotional intelligence, courage and commercial acumen are important qualities sought.
Make an enquiry to explore this fulfilling governance role, guiding this worthy organisation in shaping the future of care for our diverse older community in South Australia.
Directors are appointed by the SA Synod of the Uniting Church upon the recommendation of the Board. Applicants must also meet the suitability criteria to be a Key Personnel as set out in the Aged Care and other Legislation Amendment (Royal Commission Response) Act 2022.
