Board Members Wanted
Crystal Lee Foundation

The Crystal Lee Foundation was founded in 2019 to fill a gap in care for people between the ages of 13 and 24 affected with an oncology diagnosis, their families and the community as a whole.

Receiving an oncology diagnosis is never expected and the reality that a person of such a young age is about to have their life drastically altered is hard to comprehend. Life as it once was, will never be the same.

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That is where we come in. The Crystal Lee Foundation currently offers a number of service streams.  Young person cancer and family support  and  Bereavement Counselling The Crystal Lee foundation has also founded and operates Crystal Lee Foundation Op Shop.

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All of the Crystal Lee Foundation's services are at no cost to the person or family accessing our services.

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Role of the Board:

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The role of the Crystal Lee Foundation's Board is to oversee the organisation. The board is ultimately responsible for all aspects of the service including:

• Setting the vision, strategy and direction of the organisation.

• Governance and Leadership of organisational transformation

• Leadership succession planning and performance management of the Chief Executive Officer

• Overall oversight of the performance and delivery of key policy priorities

• Ensuring the ongoing financial viability of the organisation

 

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FAQ:

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How often does the board meet?

Board meetings are held once a month. 

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What time does the Crystal Lee Board meet?

The board meetings are typically held at night out of standard working hours.

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Do I need to attend board meetings in person?

The majority of the board meetings are held only via teams. There are some meetings that will be held in person.

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Will I get paid as a board member?

No. This is a voluntary position.

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Why would I become a board member?

Being a voluntary board member is a great way to give back to the community. You will also gain experience in governence and managment, acting in a leadership role in the community.

 

How much time will I need to commit as a board member?

You will need to be able to spare at least three hours per month to meet the requirements of being a board member. At some points it will require more time as different projects come up.

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What skills are valuable for board members?

We are seeking people with skills and experience in the following areas: Finance, Fundraising, Marketing, Strategic Planning or Thinking, Counselling, Psychology, Oncology/Healthcare, Non-Profit Governance and Management, General Management, Event Management.

If you think you have some skills that would be an asset but are not listed, please still register your interest.

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Applications Close 20/12/2022