I would like to find a constitution for a group of elderly residents?

Question

I am trying to find a constitution for my fellow residents to enable us to trty to find financial help

Answer 1

I appreciate your sentiments girl,but I think,if you're serious,look at how you ask the question,please step back and think,you're opening yourself to ridicule,,go and ask around...but "constituition?"NO....

Answer 2

Having a formal committee will give the group credibility if you ever need to deal with bodies like your local authority or other organisations from the voluntary sector. Most areas have a council of voluntary organisations (or similarly-titled umbrella organisation), which in turn belongs to the National Council for Voluntary Organisations (www.ncvo-vol.org.uk), and they help groups to start up, and can sometimes give a small grant for that purpose. They will advise on creating a constitution (which determines the rules and powers of the group), and they tend to suggest a model constitution devised by the Charity Commission (www.charity-commission.gov.uk). The model constitution is good, and it doesn't matter that you may not wish to be a registered charity.

Answer 3

Do you live in Hamilton?

And I'm not completely sure you need a constitution to find financial help. At least, it depends on what you're trying to do. Could you be more specific?

Answer 4

Whats about the American Constitution? It's quiet old.

Answer 5

Lady have confidence in yourself
Do it yourself why copy
It will help you in your life

Answer 6

try hep the aged

Answer 7

i'm not sure i understand what you are trying to accomplish