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Help us make movement, connection and opportunity more inclusive

Mobilates is a not-for-profit social enterprise supporting disabled people and people living with long-term health conditions to move in ways that work for their bodies, health and lives.

We are building a team of people who care deeply about accessibility, inclusion and creating opportunities for people who are too often excluded from traditional exercise and employment.

Opportunities to work with Mobilates may include employed and freelance roles, teaching, volunteering, internships, lived-experience involvement and joining our Board as a Non-Executive Director. Live vacancies will be advertised below.

Three members of the Mobilates director team smiling together in a sunny garden.

What it is like to work with Mobilates

A true purpose

The work we do has a direct impact on people living with long term health conditions, disabilities and social isolation.

Whether you are teaching a class, developing a partnership, supporting our community or helping to shape our future, your contribution should make it easier for people to move, connect, learn and take part.

Lived experience is valued

Mobilates was created from living experience, and all of our members, teachers, volunteers and team members understand the barriers created by chronic illness and disability personally.

We value professional expertise and lived experience. We believe the strongest ideas often come from bringing both together.

You will never be expected to disclose a diagnosis or personal medical information. We are interested in the insight, experience, values and contribution you bring.

A practical and collaborative organisation

Mobilates is warm, friendly and community-focused, but we are also ambitious about the change we want to create.

We are a growing organisation, which means people may sometimes work across different areas, test new ideas and help develop better ways of doing things. We value people who can think strategically but are also willing to get involved and help move agreed priorities forward.

Flexibility with clear expectations

We understand that people may be managing fluctuating health, fatigue, disability, neurodivergence, caring responsibilities or different ways of working.

Where a role allows, we will talk openly about working patterns, communication, meetings, breaks and other practical adjustments. Flexibility will always be balanced with the responsibilities of the role, agreed deadlines, safe delivery and the needs of our community.

Inclusion is not one-size-fits-all

Accessibility means different things to different people. We will not assume that the same recruitment process, working pattern or adjustment will work for everyone.

Depending on the role and what is practically possible, support might include:

Information and interview questions provided in advance

Applications in writing, video, audio or another agreed format

Additional processing time

Breaks during meetings or interviews

Adjusted timings or pace

Clear written information alongside verbal conversations

Flexible or remote ways of contributing

Regular conversations about access needs as they change

You are welcome to tell us what would help you participate fully. You do not need to disclose more personal or medical information than is necessary to explain the support you need.

Role descriptions will be available in different formats wherever possible. If you need information in another format, please email Leanne at [email protected].

Current opportunities

Join our Board as a Non-Executive Director

We are currently recruiting Non-Executive Directors across four areas:

These are voluntary statutory director roles, with reasonable expenses agreed in advance.

They are active, hands-on positions. We are looking for people who will contribute to governance and strategy, while also helping to move a small number of agreed priorities forward between Board meetings. These are not honorary appointments where someone attends a meeting every few months and has little involvement in between.

Candidates may apply for one portfolio or tell us that they could contribute across more than one. Covering more than one area is welcome, but it is not essential.

Commitment and ways of working

Approximately one active day per month outside Board meetings

Quarterly online Board meetings, including preparation and agreed follow-up

Home-based and flexible

Occasional external meetings or activities by agreement

Voluntary, with agreed reasonable expenses

Induction and support to understand Mobilates and the responsibilities of being a CIC director

Marketing Non-Executive Director

Help Mobilates become a recognised UK-wide home for accessible movement by turning our strategy into clear, inclusive marketing that reaches the people, partners and supporters who need to know about us.

View the Marketing NED role description

Fundraising Non-Executive Director

Help Mobilates build a stronger and more diverse fundraising base by developing a compelling case for support, prioritising the right opportunities and working practically with the team on important relationships and applications.

View the Fundraising NED role description

Business Development Non-Executive Director

Help Mobilates turn its inclusive approach into sustainable partnerships, commissioned opportunities and national growth, with a particular focus on health pathways, the Mobilates Academy and services that can scale responsibly.

View the Business Development NED role description

Community Growth Non-Executive Director

Help Mobilates grow a connected, inclusive and influential community, reaching more people who face barriers while ensuring members and people with lived experience actively shape what Mobilates becomes.

View the Community Growth NED role description

Important recruitment dates

19 October 2026

Recruitment opens

13 November 2026

Applications close

16 to 20 November 2026

Applications reviewed and shortlisted

27 November 2026

NED panel interviews

Before appointment

References, final decisions and applicant outcomes

22 January 2027, 1.00pm to 2.30pm

First joint meeting and induction

Planned 2027 Director meetings will take place online at 1.00pm on:

23 April 2027

23 July 2027

22 October 2027

Please check that you can attend the interview and meeting dates before applying. If you have an access-related difficulty with any of the dates, please contact us so we can discuss it with you.

How to apply

Applications for the Non-Executive Director roles are being coordinated by Michael Considine.

Send a CV and supporting statement to:
Michael Considine
Board recruitment partner
Nedhunter Limited
[email protected]

When contacting Michael, please tell him which portfolio or portfolios interest you.

Applications can be made in writing, video, audio or another agreed accessible format.

For alternative formats or recruitment adjustments, please contact Leanne separately at [email protected].

What happens after you apply?

Applications will be considered against the criteria published in the relevant role description.

Shortlisted candidates will be invited to a structured panel conversation where we can explore your experience, values, judgement and the practical contribution you could make. It will also be an opportunity for you to ask questions and decide whether Mobilates feels right for you.

We want the process to feel friendly and relaxed while properly reflecting the responsibilities involved in becoming a company director. We will provide information in advance and welcome conversations about reasonable adjustments.

Successful candidates will be asked to provide references and complete the appropriate director eligibility and appointment checks before joining the Board.

Future opportunities

As Mobilates grows, this page will also include opportunities for freelance instructors, employees, volunteers, interns, peer roles and other people who can help us develop accessible movement and community support.

If there are no suitable opportunities listed at the moment, please check this page again or follow Mobilates through our newsletter and social media channels for future announcements.