Join RPE – Become Our Treasurer

Do you want to use your governance and financial skills to help prevent sexual violence and support thriving communities?

Rape Prevention Education – Whakatu Mauri (RPE) is seeking a Treasurer to join our committed Board.

RPE is a non-for-profit working across Auckland and nationally to:

● Promote respectful sexual relationships through prevention programmes and health promotion activities

● Influence policy and systems to support sexual violence prevention

● Partner with stakeholders to contribute to research, evaluation, and community consultation

We are funded by government contracts, philanthropic trusts, donations and fundraising, and governed by a Board of up to eight motivated people.

 

The Treasurer Role

As Treasurer, you will play a key role in driving our Strategic Plan and ensuring RPE remains a sustainable, thriving organisation. We are seeking an experienced individual with:

● A relevant accounting qualification and ability to read and interpret financial information

● Governance experience and strategic thinking

● Strong community networks

● Cultural competency, particularly in tikanga Māori

● A passion for our kaupapa of preventing sexual violence

Experience in the not-for-profit, public health, sexual violence prevention, or fundraising/marketing sectors is highly valued.

Board members attend monthly meetings and contribute to sub-committees between meetings. Training is provided and funded by RPE. RPE is committed to building the Māori and Pacific workforce and welcomes applications from people of diverse backgrounds.

For more information, don't hesitate to get in touch with our Chairperson, Melissa Fergusson, via info@rpe.org.nz. To apply, forward your Expression of Interest and CV to info@rpe.co.nz.

Now is a great time to join us, strengthen your governance experience, and contribute to safer communities across Aotearoa.
www.rpe.co.nz

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