Tenant Board Member - Non-Executive £5,435 per annum plus expenses and training opportunities Leeds We are looking for a Tenant Board Member whose lived experience can influence and strengthen the work of our Board. As a Tenant BoardMember,your role is to bring a tenant perspective and voice to discussions.You will contribute at a strategic level acrossall aspects ofthe business.There will be opportunities for you to learn about new areas of work, to develop newskills,and be part of a team that is passionate about the communities it serves. Social housing is dealing withlots ofchanges to the way it operates. The Board is at the forefront of addressing those challenges. Leeds Fed has a clear social purpose, to help peoplemake a home, whichis supported by our values of Passion, HonestyandCuriosity,andour strategies ofThrive, Engage andEvolve.We are looking for people who are passionate about making a difference and who can embrace our vision of helping people make a home alongside tenants, partners and stakeholders. The Board currently meetsbothvirtuallyandin person approximately7times a yearwith additional Customer Experience, Audit & Risk, and Governance & Remuneration committee meetingswhich you will be assigned linked with your skills and experience. Your expected contribution will be approximately15 days perannum. If youre interested in becoming a Tenant Board Member, wed love to hear from you. Apply to join us and be a valued member of our Board.The link to do this can be found on our website:Work for us - Leeds Federated Housing Association Closing date for applications is noon onTuesday 14thApril2026. Interviewswill take place onFriday24thApril2026. Thereis a Board meeting on 2 June and11 Augustand the successful applicant will be invited to attend thismeeting as an observer prior to being appointed to the Board at the Annual General Meeting in September. The Company Leeds Federated is a housing association with around 4,500 properties across Leeds, Wakefield, and North Yorkshire. Our mission is to enable the maximum number of people to access and live sustainably in good-value, affordable housing.