Are you a detail-driven finance professional with a passion for purpose? Camphill Blair Drummond is looking for a Finance & Compliance Officer to support our charity's financial operations and ensure we meet our regulatory and contractual obligations.
This is a key role in maintaining robust financial systems and delivering training across our community.
JOB PURPOSE
The Finance & Compliance Officer will support the charity's financial operations, including compliance with regulatory and contractual obligations, and take the lead in overseeing the financial management of resident's finances. This role is key to maintaining robust policies and procedures and ensuring the community has access to relevant financial training.
MAIN DUTIES
Finance
Assist with the preparation of the monthly management accounts and financial reporting
Process invoices, payments and bank reconciliation
Support the Finance Co-ordinator with community financial reporting
Deal with supplier queries and resolving any issues
Responsible for managing the Accounts mailbox and dealing with any queries
Lead responsibility for the timely and accurate processing and recording of multiple credit card transactions and providing financial reporting to the Care & Support Leaders
Process local authority invoices in the accounting software, ensuring accuracy and consistency, in a timely manner
Process four weekly subsistence allowance for international volunteers
Assist with processing donations made via payment platforms, e.g. JustGiving, CAF etc and downloading relevant reports
Responsible for the accurate recording of resident's personal allowance transactions
Lead on the preparation and distribution of quarterly personal allowance statements to parents / guardians and dealing with any queries
Assist with the annual audit
Point of contact for finance queries
Compliance
Support the Finance Manager with updating and developing a centralised system for recording all contracts, service agreements and funding arrangements
Support internal reviews and audits of financial and operational processes
Maintain up to date knowledge of relevant legislation, best practices in charity governance with specific interest in the management of resident finances
Policy
Support the Finance Manager in developing financial policies
Suggest, develop and implement improvements to existing processes and identify any need for new processes
Support the wider community with policy development
Audit
Lead on conducting quarterly financial audits of the residential houses
Lead on enhancements to financial management in the residential houses
Lead on managing and reporting on actions and deadlines for actions are met
Training
Lead on preparing financial training resources
Lead on developing, implementing and delivering financial training to the community
Develop an annual finance training plan for the community
General Administration
To work alongside the Administration and Appeal teams to provide administrative support
QUALIFICATIONS
Essential
Educated to a Higher level or equivalent
Desirable
Knowledge of financial processes within a working environment, preferably in the charity sector
EXPERIENCE AND SKILLS
Essential
Proven experience in accounting procedures, with a solid understanding of income, expenditure, and the balance sheet principles
Strong grasp of budgeting, variance analysis, and financial forecasting
Ability to manage multiple priorities and meet tight deadlines
Excellent verbal and written communication skills
High level of accuracy and attention to detail
Well-developed organisational, planning, analytical and critical thinking abilities
Competence in interpreting and applying regulatory and compliance requirements
Flexible and adaptable, with the ability to perform effectively under pressure
Self-motivated and capable of working independently
Collaborative team player with a proactive approach
Desirable
Experience using cloud-based accounting systems
Previous experience in an office environment, ideally within the charity sector
Relevant accounting qualifications (e.g. AAT, HNC, HND in Accounting)
Understanding of social care funding structures
Familiarity with fundraising platforms
Knowledge of online payment systems
Possession of a current driving licence
PERSONAL ATTRIBUTES
Compassionate & supportive of the aims and values of the community
Professional attitude
Able to absorb new concepts quickly and to adapt to changing circumstances
Understanding of and willingness to actively support and promote the Camphill ethos
Job Types: Full-time, Permanent
Pay: 31,102.00 per year
Work Location: In person
Application deadline: 12/10/2025
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