Part time Fundraiser for Mental Health Charity


Company:	Hoarding UK
Salary:	Meets national minimum wage
Hours:	Part-time
Location:	London , EC1V 7ET
Working pattern:	Hybrid - 1 day remote
Job type:	Temporary
Posting date:	9 Nov 2026
Closing date:	9 Dec 2026

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Summary

Department: Fundraising & Communications Reports to: Deputy Director Location: Flexible / Hybrid (with regular presence at the office or community events) Salary: Typically, £26,000 - £45,000 per year pro rata(depending on experience and scope)

Hours: 7.5 per week

Duration: 1 year

Role Purpose

To grow and secure voluntary income from individuals, community groups, and corporate or trust partners. You will lead campaigns, manage supporter journeys, and inspire people to raise money for life-changing mental health support and research.

About HoardingUK

HoardingUK (HUK) is the only UK registered charity solely dedicated to hoarding behaviour. For over 18 years, the charity’s aim has been to enable professionals, family members, people in the community and people with hoarding behaviour (PwHB) to join together and improve outcomes for everybody impacted. Despite being a small charity, our work has been instrumental in changing the perception of hoarding. In 2008 it was considered a ‘lifestyle choice’ until HUK began pushing for systemic change.

The holistic and person-centred services we provide help deal with the reasons behind the clutter rather than simply removing it, so people can make permanent, positive change to their independence, health, wellbeing and living conditions.

We are the ﬁrst point of call for PwHB family, friends, neighbours and professionals. Over 9,000 people use our effective and diverse support programmes annually. Our support includes:

• Telephone helpline support (32 ongoing sessions for PwHB).

• Healthy Homes programme (32 therapeutic with concurrent practical support sessions delivered in-home over the course of a year).

• Remote advocacy (which has prevented 100% of threatened evictions).

• SG Development (SGD) training model (Chartered Institute of Housing award-nominated) with 11 national SGDs in process across the UK.

HUK has been delivering its Healthy Homes programme successfully since 2016. Our remote advocacy supports works to improve local services and people understand their rights and responsibilities. 0% of referrals are aware of this statutory right. Our work

ensures compliance with all relevant legislative frameworks. We do not replace statutory advocacy, instead we work to ensure this right is made available.

Essential requirements

Experience in fundraising, grant applications, or income generation, preferably within the charity sector. Excellent written and verbal communication skills. Ability to research funding opportunities and develop compelling funding proposals and applications. Strong organisational and time management skills, with the ability to work independently and manage multiple priorities. Effective relationship-building skills, with the ability to develop and maintain positive relationships with funders, donors, partners, and stakeholders. Good understanding of the charity sector and a commitment to HoardingUK's mission, values, and objectives. Strong IT skills, including proficiency in Microsoft Office applications and online research tools. Ability to analyse information, identify funding opportunities, and present complex information clearly and persuasively. High level of attention to detail and accuracy when preparing applications, reports, and supporting documentation. Self-motivated, proactive, and able to work collaboratively as part of a small team.

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