Genora Global Foundation is committed to operating with integrity, transparency and accountability. Good governance helps us make fair decisions, protect vulnerable young people, manage resources responsibly and behave in ways that are consistent with our charitable purpose.
This page explains how we intend to govern the organisation, safeguard young people, manage risk, handle finances and maintain trust with partners, funders, donors and the wider community.
Contact the teamResponsible leadership, clear oversight and a strong safeguarding culture.
Strong leadership helps us act with purpose, clarity and consistency when supporting young people and partners.
We are committed to making responsible decisions, being open about how support is delivered and reviewing performance honestly.
Our governance framework is designed to support fairness, respect, safeguarding and a person-centred approach to care.
The Board of Trustees is intended to provide strategic direction for Genora Global Foundation, ensure that the charity remains focused on its charitable purposes and oversee the organisation's overall performance and culture.
In practical terms, the Board is expected to support the organisation in areas including strategic planning, risk management, financial oversight, safeguarding, policy review and ensuring that services are delivered responsibly and ethically.
Setting the long-term direction of the foundation and reviewing whether the organisation is meeting its mission.
Reviewing financial management, risk, resource use and accountability to donors, funders and partners.
Ensuring the organisation maintains strong safeguarding arrangements, identifies risks and reviews controls.
Clear oversight, sound judgement and responsible stewardship help ensure services are delivered safely, ethically and with public trust.
Genora Global Foundation is committed to safeguarding the rights, welfare and wellbeing of the young people it supports. This includes young people aged 16–17, as well as older young adults who may be vulnerable, in crisis or at risk of homelessness.
Safeguarding responsibilities include ensuring safe accommodation, respectful communication, professional boundaries, clear reporting procedures, confidentiality and appropriate responses to concerns. We recognise that safeguarding is not just a policy area; it is central to how we deliver services.
Young people should be supported in environments that are safe, respectful and appropriate to their needs.
We treat personal information sensitively and only share it where there is a legitimate safeguarding or legal reason.
Our team acts professionally, consistently and with appropriate boundaries at all times.
We intend to manage resources carefully, plan responsibly and use funds in alignment with the charity's mission.
Accurate financial records and transparent reporting are essential to accountability and good decision-making.
Financial reports, annual accounts and donor information will be prepared and shared when appropriate and available.
Annual reports, financial statements and accounts will be published here when they become available and applicable. These are placeholders and should not be treated as published documents unless formally approved and released.
Protecting vulnerable young people and responding appropriately to safeguarding concerns.
Supporting safe environments, risk awareness and appropriate operational controls.
Ensuring personal information is collected, handled and stored responsibly.
Promoting fair access, dignity and respect across all activities and relationships.
Providing a clear and respectful route for concerns, complaints and service feedback.
Supporting sound financial practice, appropriate authorisation and transparent expenditure.
We recognise the importance of assessing risks in service delivery, staffing, communication, referrals and daily operations.
Potential risks relating to young people's wellbeing, support thresholds or service quality are reviewed with care and appropriate action.
Genora intends to identify, record, review and respond to risks in a proactive and proportionate way. Appropriate oversight, review and policy updates will be used to support responsible delivery and continuous improvement.
Genora Global Foundation is currently in the process of registering as a Charitable Incorporated Organisation (CIO). Registration is pending and no registration number, official Charity Commission profile link, or confirmed charity status should be assumed until this process is completed and verified.