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A 45 minute presentation by Phillip Callow, Accountant and Treasurer of the Association of Jersey Charities
All charities should have a record of at least their income and expenditure.
Acceptable accounts are nearly always required when applying for funding.
Accounts give charities credibility, transparency and a professional image.
Phillip will be giving a general overview of the basics of charity accounting and will include the following topics:
An overview of the charity accounting framework
The principles of fund accounting
The ‘smart’ charity – some tips on improving accounting and governance
Phillip will be happy to answer any questions at the end of the session.
AJC Members are invited to attend the presentation on Friday 19th March 2010 from 12.30 pm to 1.30 pm at St Paul’s Centre, Dumaresq Street, St Helier.
For further details and to book your seat please contact: Lyn Roach, Association of Jersey Charities
Tel/Fax: 840138, E-mail:
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Target audience: The sessions are aimed mainly at management staff who are looking to develop their understanding of governance, leadership and general management skills. Where: St Paul's Center, St Helier Cost:
Absolutely free to all AJC members
Times: Sessions will be on Friday afternoons between 1.30 pm and 4.30pm and Saturday mornings from 9.30am until 12.30pm, both sessions are identical and are repeated to offer choice of day and time to members
Dates and topics to be covered:
DECEMBER 2009: Friday 4th and Saturday 5th Corporate Fundraising - Making your corporate supporter relationships ‘win win'. · Making the most of your ‘Voluntary Leadership' · Developing and increasing corporate support and Sponsorship · Guest slot - (TBA) corporate representative who currently supports charities
MARCH 2010: Friday 5th and Saturday 6th Vision Mission Strategy -what does it all mean? Are you paddling up river in the right direction with all oars in sync or going down stream with no rudder and a hole in your boat. · Drawing up and using a strategic business plan · Involving staff and volunteers and implementing this strategy · Communications and change management · A brief insight into the role of a Trustees (Governance)
JUNE 2010: Friday 25th and Saturday 26th Motivation - Management · Managing and Motivating staff, trustees and volunteers · Change management -implementing change successfully · Legal responsibilities of Trustees in Jersey (with local guest speaker - TBA) To Book a place:
Contact Lyn Roach on 840138 or email on
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An overview of the Supply of Goods and Services (Jersey) Law 2009. Presented by Alison de Bourcier and Tevor Le Roux of the Trading StandardsService. Jersey Consumers now enjoy statutory rights and Trading Standards will give an overview of these rights and wherever possible, provide practical examples to demonstrate how the law is applied.
What are customers entitled to when they buy goods or have a service carried out?
How customers should be treated if things go wrong.
If you have a returns policy, does it reflect the new statutory rights?
Have you ever been challenged about your returns policy?
Do you need a returns policy?
Do you have questions or experiences you wish to share?
Have you had to deal with difficult customers?
Were you unsure of what to do when someone complained?
Do you know what help is available?
The presentation is open to staff and volunteers who sell goods or provide a service, or to anyone who has responsibility for the operation of a charity shop including committee members and trustees who make decisions. Friday 19th February 2010 at St Pauls Centre 12.30pm to 1.45pm . For further information and to book a place please contact Lyn Roach on 840138 or email
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