The Trustees carry the full governance responsibility for the organisation.
By law, charity Trustees have individual and joint responsibility for what happens within their charity. This means that if the charity does not meet its legal duties, Trustees are responsible both as individuals and together as a board, committee, council or other core group (referred to in this Code as the ‘board’).
No Trustees receive any payment for their contribution/support of CHF.
Sean O’Neill – Chair of Board (2022)
Paul Cooke
Aoife Gallagher
Malachy Coyle
Mairead Kearns
Dr Niamh Long
Mr Alan Molloy
Prof Michael Stephens
Susan Whelan
Click here to view our Financial Statements 2014-2021
Cappagh Orthopaedic Hospital Research and Development Foundation is a registered Irish charity No. 9282 trading as Cappagh Hospital Foundation No. 128584
It is a company limited by guarantee, company registration No. 136618.
The Charities Regulatory Authority Registered Number is 20023201.
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The Charities Regulator, established in 2014 is an independent authority and are Ireland’s national statutory regulator for charitable organisations Charities Regulatory Authority.
The Charities Governance Code explains the minimum standards Charity Boards should meet to effectively manage and control the charity. “Good governance involves putting in place systems and processes to ensure that your charity achieves its charitable objectives with integrity and is managed in an effective, efficient, accountable and transparent way.”
By law, charity trustees have individual and joint responsibility for what happens within their charity. This means that if the charity does not meet its legal duties, Trustees are responsible both as individuals and together as a board, committee, council or other core group (referred to in this Code as the ‘board’).
In 2017, the Directors elected to prepare financial statements in accordance with SORP – Statement of Recommended Practice as per the Companies Act 2014.
GDPR and you: The reason CHF has been able to achieve so much for National Orthopaedic Hospital Cappagh since 1988 years is because of you – and we wanted to tell you we are committed to keeping your information safe and secure as per the 2018 introduced GDPR Laws. If you have any queries about your details, please do get in touch.
