Free Basic book-keeping for small charities (Stewartstown)
NICVA
A free two hour practical workshop for treasurers, or those that keep the financial records, of small charities to help them establish appropriate financial systems.
Good financial management is an integral part of ensuring good governance as it not only helps charity trustees to fulfil their legal duties but also helps to protect the charity from mismanagement of funds. Having robust financial procedures in place will help to improve organisational capacity and effectiveness.
The focus of this workshop will be on basic bookkeeping and financial management including setting up and maintaining the books (cash book, cheque ledger, petty cash); cash handling, understanding charity funds and accounts and the role of the treasurer.
As we’re expecting a lot of demand for this training, we’re limiting the places to one per organisation in the first instance and holding a waiting list for other interested members of the organisation.
The training takes place on Wednesday, 11 October 2017 from 7pm to 9pm in The Crieve Centre in Stewartstown.
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Kindly supported by Halifax Foundation for Northern Ireland
Free Basic book-keeping for small charities (Stewartstown)
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