While this booklet is a detailed guide about how to set up a Residents Association, and how to manage it once you’ve set it up, its lessons are very useful for any community organisation. It explains in detail the roles and responsibilities of committee members. It also talks about how to manage the groups money. It explains how meetings should be run, and it shows how important it is that everyone in the community is listened to and represented.
Target Audience: Individuals and community groups in early stages of development.
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Sligo Public Participation Network (PPN) |
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21 |
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The material is designed for individuals and groups interested in establishing and managing a Residents Association. It is particularly useful for community members seeking to enhance local relationships and improve their living environment. |
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Useful Questions this can answer |
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Additional Valuable Info & Insights |
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The guide emphasizes the importance of being representative of the community, encouraging participation, and ensuring transparency in financial matters. It also highlights the need for effective communication and the benefits of building strong local community relationships. |
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Keywords |
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Residents Association, Setting Up, Running, Guidelines, Committee Members, Constitution, Roles and Responsibilities, Financial Management, Effective Meetings, Local Authority, Community, Organization, Governance, Transparency, Community Engagement |