ESPIC Board Recruitment

Help Shape the Future of Adult Social Care

East Sussex, Brighton & Hove Partners in Care is recruiting volunteer Board Directors and Executive Committee Members to help represent, support and champion local care providers.

Current Opportunities

ESPIC is looking for people who want to make a positive, practical contribution to improving standards and strengthening the local care sector.

Executive Committee Member

For care providers, registered managers and senior care leaders

  • Volunteer role
  • Approx. 5–8 days per year
  • Monthly online meetings
  • Practical sector insight and representation
  • Help influence quality, workforce, policy and safeguarding
  • Represent the voice of local care providers
  • Make a positive contribution to improving care standards

ESPIC is looking for experienced care providers, registered managers and senior care leaders to join our Executive Committee as volunteer co-opted members. This is an opportunity to share your expertise, support the sector and help shape the future of adult social care across East Sussex, Brighton & Hove.

Board Director

Strategic governance and leadership role

  • Volunteer Board role
  • Approx. 6–10 days per year
  • Strategic leadership, governance and oversight
  • Provide constructive challenge and independent judgement
  • Help guide ESPIC’s future direction
  • Support high-quality, person-centred adult social care
  • Skills welcomed in governance, finance, quality, workforce, policy or adult social care
  • Previous Board experience not essential

ESPIC is seeking volunteer Board Directors to help guide and strengthen the organisation as it represents, supports and champions adult social care providers across East Sussex, Brighton & Hove. Working alongside fellow Directors, you will help ensure ESPIC remains sustainable, inclusive and responsive to the changing needs of the local care sector.

Why Join ESPIC?

Make a Difference

Help strengthen care services across East Sussex, Brighton and Hove.

Influence Local Priorities

Contribute to discussions around quality, workforce, policy and safeguarding.

Share Your Expertise

Use your experience to support practical decision-making and sector representation.

Support the Sector

Work with others who are committed to high-quality, person-centred care.

Request an Informal Discussion

Informal conversations are welcome – email Elizabeth Mackie, CEO using this link.

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