“The Finance directorate are pivotal in stewarding our resources to focus on helping as many children and young people as possible. In this current climate where more children and young people than ever need our support, our entire team are committed to making sure this is achieved.”
A career in Finance at the NSPCC is about much more than numbers. You’ll help colleagues across the organisation make informed decisions, plan for the future and use our resources responsibly - making sure we can continue to be there for children and young people when they need us.
Whether you’re managing financial information, partnering with teams, supporting procurement or helping shape longer-term plans, your expertise will influence decisions right across the NSPCC.
You’ll join a knowledgeable and supportive directorate where people share expertise, solve problems together and understand the responsibility that comes with managing the resources entrusted to us.
Finance helps the NSPCC understand where we are, plan where we’re going and make the best possible use of the resources available to us.
We provide the financial insight, advice and assurance that helps teams across the organisation make confident, responsible decisions. From financial planning, reporting and business partnering to procurement, compliance and day-to-day transactions, our work supports both the immediate needs and long-term sustainability of the NSPCC.
Accuracy and accountability matter, but so does understanding the bigger picture. Behind every budget, forecast and financial decision is the work our colleagues are doing to protect children – and our role is to help make that work possible.
Our Finance directorate brings together a range of specialist teams working collaboratively across the organisation.
Different specialisms bring different perspectives, but they share one goal: helping the NSPCC remain financially strong and able to deliver for children now and in the future.
Good Finance colleagues don’t just report what the numbers say – they want to understand what sits behind them. You’ll ask questions, explore the detail and use your expertise to turn financial information into insight that helps people make better decisions.
Finance works with teams across the NSPCC, so relationships matter. You’ll be able to explain financial information clearly, listen to different perspectives and work constructively with colleagues who may not have a financial background.
Our resources come with real responsibility. You’ll weigh evidence carefully, consider risk and use your professional judgement to help the organisation make decisions that are both responsible and practical.
Accurate information underpins confident decision-making. You’ll take pride in getting the detail right while understanding how your work contributes to the bigger financial picture.
Not every financial challenge has an obvious answer. You’ll be comfortable investigating issues, considering different options and finding practical solutions that balance financial responsibility with the needs of the organisation.
Priorities, pressures and plans can change. You’ll be able to respond thoughtfully, learn from experience and help us continually improve the way we manage and use our resources.
We usually have a wide range of opportunities and we’re always on the lookout for great talent! Please join our talent pool so we can keep you updated on what is happening at NSPCC and let you know about any future roles that come up.
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