It is accepted good practice that the trustees of community groups and voluntary organisations should be provided with sufficient information about the group or organisation itself. Preparing an information pack or file for new trustees is a simple and effective way to do this.
The following documents provide some basic information about the role of trustees and can be used as part of an information pack for when your group or organisation has recruited a new trustee. They may also be of interest to many existing trustees as well.
Although some of these documents contain information specifically for the trustees of registered charities, much is relevant to all trustees.
- Preparing an Information File for Your Trustees
- List of PAVO information sheets about trustee and governance issues
All voluntary organisations and community groups in Powys are invited to become members of PAVO. Membership is Free ... find out more
PAVO has over 130 information sheets with information and practical guidance for community groups and voluntary organisations ... find out more
PAVO provides training courses on all aspects of running community groups and voluntary organisations ... find out more
Powys Transport Training Agency provides transport related training courses and information ... find out more
Powys Agency for Mental Health provides information, support, representation networks, advice and training to the Third Sector on any aspect of mental health services in Powys ... find out more
A network for organisations and groups who support, help, play and work with children, young people and their families, helping them to share good practice, work together and link to the CYP Partnership ... find out more
Have your say and keep informed about how the Third Sector contributes to Health and Social Care services in Powys ... find out more
Community Transport meets the transport needs of communities where these needs are not or cannot be adequately met by public and/or commercial transport ... find out more
PAVO's team of Development Officers can provide you with practical support to help develop your community group or voluntary group and its activities ... find out more