Governing

Governance is concerned with the systems by which organisations are run, directed and controlled, it is about developing and implementing the appropriate structures and processes to ensure that an organisation is run effectively.

The following sections will help you to get a better understanding of what 'governance' in the community and voluntary sector means. It will also explain why good governance is essential and how it can be best implemented.

• What is Governance?
• How to Govern

Further Resources

The Wheel has developed an in-depth 64-page publication outlining the various facets of governance. Getting to Grips with Governance is available for purchase in our shop.

Getting to Grips With Governance Guide Whatever the governing board of a community / voluntary / charitable organisation is called, it plays a significant part in the success of the organisation.  Membership of boards is not to be taken on without an understanding of what is involved. Order your copy.   Buy Now

Reducing the Risk Good Practice Guide Life is risky and community/voluntary/charitable organisations are not immune from risk. Risk can't be avoided, but can be anticipated and therefore planned for. By properly managing risk, the organisation can fulfil its potential and the negative effects of hazards can be reduced. If you've not already done so, now is the time to put in place risk management strategies that suit your organisation's needs.  Order your copy. Buy Now

Need trusted and professional advice on governance? Why not speak to The Wheel's Preferred Partner On Governance, RSM Farrell Grant Sparks . Read about the Special Offer open to Members of The Wheel.