Highland Third Sector Interface (HTSI) is an independent charity on a mission to support, encourage and inspire work with community groups, clubs, charities and other Third Sector Organisations throughout Highland.

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Join our team! We are recruiting for a
Finance, Administration and Office Manager and
Board Members.

Finance, Administration and Office Manager

Hours: 30 hours per week

Salary: £31,490

Deadline to apply: 9am, Wednesday 4th November 2026

Purpose of the Post

To support the governance and operations of HTSI by overseeing and ensuring the day to day finance, accounts and administration activities of HTSI, its projects and services are carried out effectively and efficiently. To ensure a smooth running office facility of HTSI staff and other office users.

Board Members

To ensure the effective governance of the HTSI, in line with its purpose and aims, specifically including regulatory and legal compliance. As a Trustee you will be responsible for the governance and strategy of the organisation. Role support will be provided by the HTSI Chair, with support from the HTSI Chief Officer.

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Highland Children and Young People’s Community Mental Health and Wellbeing Fund 2026/27

The Highland Children and Young People’s Community Mental Health and Wellbeing Fund 2026/27 opened on Monday 07 September 2026. This fund will support community-based projects that improve the mental health and wellbeing of children, young people (aged 5–24 or 26 if Care Experienced) and their families across Highland. The fund aims to strengthen prevention, early intervention and accessible support within local communities.

Aims and Priorities of the Fund

Promote good mental health and wellbeing for our children and young people in Highland, accessible within the communities that they live
Fostering a strategic and presentative approach to improving CYP mental health
Supporting Communities to strengthen their resilience and capacity to build their own solutions
Tackle the social determinants of mental health through collaborative approaches to tackle poverty and inequalities

Funding Streams Available

Stream 1: Small Partnership Grants

Support grassroots, preventative, early intervention activity delivered through collaboration between 2+ partners

Grants up to £25,000 maximum (one application per collaborative partnership)

Stream 2: Locality Partnership Grants (Community Partnership Localities)

Enable place-based, coordinated mental health and wellbeing delivery within each locality, aligned to local needs

Grants up to £50,000 maximum (one application per locality partnership)

Stream 3: Strategic / Thematic Grants – only available to CYP Mental Health and Wellbeing Steering Group – for activity aligned to Delivery Plan Priorities

Application Process

Small Partnership Grants - 12 Months Duration

Opens: 09:00 hours, 7th September 2026

Closes: Midday, 19th October 2026

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Locality Partnership Grants - 24 Months Duration

Shortlisted Applications will be invited to submit full business case and presentation to panel

Opens:09:00 hours, 7th September 2026 for Expressions of Interest

Closes: Midday, 26th October 2026

Apply here

More information can be found at: Whole Family Wellbeing - Highland Community Planning Partnership