Volunteer Tenants and Residents Association Committee Member

What will you be doing?

The main responsibilities of a TRA Committee Member include:

Attending regular committee meetings and participating in discussions Helping to make decisions about the TRA's priorities and activities Carrying out tasks assigned by the committee, such as organising events, communicating with residents, or representing the TRA to external organisations Working with other committee members to support the Chair and Vice Chair

What are we looking for?

TRA Committee Members should have a range of skills and qualities, including:

Good communication and interpersonal skills The ability to work as part of a team Problem-solving and decision-making skills Organisational and time management skills A commitment to working for the benefit of the community

In addition to these general skills, some TRA Committee Members may also have specific skills or expertise in areas such as finance, law, or marketing. These skills can be valuable in helping the TRA to achieve its goals.

What difference will you make?

TRA Committee Members have a real impact on the lives of residents in their local community. By working together, they can help to improve the quality of life for everyone. Some specific examples of the impact that TRA Committee Members can have include:

Securing funding for local projects Improving local services and amenities Tackling issues such as crime, anti-social behavior, and environmental problems Building community spirit and promoting social cohesion