Jude Price
Leadership & Governance
Is your charity fit for purpose?
D'Arcy Myers Chair of Trustees at Smallwood Trust Posted 5 years ago
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Are you confident that your charity is fit for purpose?
A comprehensive, practical review of how your charity runs will highlight areas that are draining your charity’s resources, reducing impact and possibly putting you at risk.
A well designed Charity Health Check will look at the blocks to performance that prevent fundraising success, good communication and professionalism. Having the right internal systems help protect against fraud or misuse but reporting on how you operate can have a significant impact on how supporters and potential funders perceive you.
The key areas covered in a Charity Health Check are:
- The Trustee board
- Governance
- Strategy
- Communication
- Performance
- Staff management
- Organisational systems including GDPR and Financial management
- Fundraising
- Working with partners and volunteers
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