Could you help shape the future of Ace Music Therapy CIC?

Posted on: April 24, 2026

We’re currently looking for two passionate individuals to join us as voluntary Non-Executive Directors, supporting our mission to make music therapy accessible to those who need it most.

As we continue to grow, we’re particularly looking for:

A Fundraising Director
Someone with experience in fundraising who can help shape and guide our fundraising strategy, supporting sustainable growth and helping us reach more people through our work.

A Finance Director
Someone with a background in finance or accounting to provide clear financial oversight, helping us stay strong, sustainable and focused on our mission.

Both roles offer the opportunity to bring your skills, insight and care to support our team, strengthen our organisation and help guide our next chapter. 

If this sounds like you, we’d love to hear from you. You’ll be joining a passionate, values-driven board, with a manageable commitment including quarterly online meetings and ongoing support to the team.

And if not, sharing this with your networks could help us find the right people to support this work. Every share really does make a difference.

You can reach us here: info@acemusictherapy.co.uk

Together, we can continue creating spaces for connection, expression and wellbeing through music

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