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Welcome to the Camphill Village Trust.


We are delighted to be offering a superb opportunity to become the Financial Controller at Camphill Village Trust.


As a national charity and not-for-profit organisation, The Trust has for almost 70 years been providing a range of care, support and accommodation for people with learning disabilities, autism, mental health challenges and complex needs. We support around 550 adults in nine communities and through day opportunities across England.


Our aim is to empower people with disabilities to lead more connected, fulfilled lives with meaning and purpose.


We call this ‘a life of opportunity’ and we believe that, with the right support, it is possible for everyone. Our approach is to provide social farms, gardens and craft opportunities utilising our natural environment and creating sustainable communities.


On these pages you can find out more about the organisation, along with further details of the role and who we’re looking for.

If this sounds exciting to you, and you have the passion, experience and skills to help us achieve our ambitious vision, we’d love to hear from you.

Fiona I’Anson, Resource Director

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