Evaluation & Monitoring Stakeholder

Neurodivergent Arts CIC is a neurodivergent-led creative health organisation in its first year. We would love to hear from you if you’d like to be part of a small Stakeholder Board helping us lay strong, sustainable foundations.

We aim for at least 75% of our Stakeholder Board to be neurodivergent or have close lived experience of neurodivergence (for example, as a parent/carer or family member). If you’re an ally with the right skills who is passionate about this work, please do apply.

This voluntary Evaluation & Monitoring role will suit someone who likes turning messy reality into simple, human-centred insights. You’ll help us show, in ND-friendly ways, the difference our work is making.

You will:

• Support light-touch, ND-friendly feedback and sign-in tools for sessions
  
• Help us dedupe “unique people” and attendances across projects and partners
  
• Create a short quarterly Outcomes Snapshot (headline numbers, themes, stories)
  
• Develop 1–2 page case studies that centre participant voice and experience

We’re looking for around 8+ years’ experience in evaluation, research, impact measurement or data work for small organisations (or equivalent experience).

Time: 7–14 hours per month, including around 4 short meetings a year. This is a voluntary, advisory/stewardship role (not a statutory Director position), with flexible, access-aware ways to contribute.

Skills

• Experience designing or delivering monitoring and evaluation for a CIC, charity, arts or community project
  
• Confident handling basic quantitative data (counts, percentages, simple summaries)
  
• Comfortable working with qualitative feedback (stories, quotes, case studies, observations)
  
• Able to design light-touch, accessible feedback tools (not heavy surveys)
  
• Skills in turning data into short, clear impact summaries or dashboards
  
• Organised and methodical in tracking unique participants and attendances across projects
  
• Able to collaborate with Funding, Finance and facilitators to align evidence with outcomes