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Some words that crop up… GOVERNANCE GOVERNING DOCUMENT BENEFICIARIES CHARITABLE OBJECTS VISION RESOURCES + RISKS

Advice to first-time Trustees

What is good governance?

Typical Board challenges

Your personal development as a Trustee

Charity Commission Code

to transform Maindee into a sustainable community with a strong local identity, strong local economy and a reputation as an attractive, safe, culturally vibrant and cohesive place to live, work and relax.

RESOURCES: Volunteers Library lease Money Social capital Partners Staff RISKS: Cash flow Buildings Reputation Equipment Public liability Staff liability