of association the trust deed or the rules.,Options for structure This is a summary of some of the most common types of organisation used in the,voluntary sector in Scotland, there is more information about this and other structures in the SCVO guide,to setting up.,were originally set up as Trusts.
https://scvo.scot/support/village-community-halls/governance/structure
The type of structure that's right for your organisation will depend on what you're planning to do and,The key points to remember are: the structure is about how the charity will operate as an organisation,, you need to set up an organisation and then apply to register it as a charity.,However, it does mean that if you choose to set up as a Company you will have to report to both OSCR,If you choose to set up as a SCIO than you can’t be anything other than a SCIO.
https://scvo.scot/support/setting-up/structure
Before you start there are a few common issues that you need to think about, whatever legal structure,An organisation which is a registered company must file a copy of their new articles of association with,For more information, see the OSCR guide: Wind up or dissolve the charity Support available to help you,write your constitution If you’re setting up an organisation to carry out activities in a local area,It is possible to set up a charity without legal or professional advice but if you are setting up a complex
https://scvo.scot/support/setting-up/writing-constitution
I work to a Committee structure in Shelter Scotland and I was Carers Trust Scotland Committee Chair.,As a third sector leader, I am inspired by the power of voluntary organisations and the collective impact,Kim AtkinsonCEO, Scottish Sports Association (SSA) I’m a passionate and experienced leader, CEO, Chair,I have set up a social enterprise from seed.,I have set up a grassroots charity in Govan and been a trustee of several other charitable organisations
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