Responsible decisions. Lasting trust.
Good charitable governance means clear responsibilities, careful recordkeeping and oversight of the charitable purpose. Trustees act collectively, review risks and remain accountable for organisational decisions.
Respect, choice and reliable information
Always consider the individual’s wishes, privacy and circumstances. The information here is general guidance; use qualified professional advice and current official resources for decisions affecting health, safety or legal rights.
Governance responsibilities
- Chairperson
- Board leadership, meeting coordination and governance oversight.
- Secretary
- Meeting documentation, organisational records and correspondence.
- Treasurer
- Financial oversight, recordkeeping and reporting to the governing body.
- Trustees / committee members
- Collective decision-making, risk review and oversight of charitable purposes.
These are general role descriptions, not a claim that particular positions are currently filled.