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Anglican Care Governance

The Governance of Anglican Care involves:

  • The Trust Board;
  • The Annual Reports;
  • The Charity Registration; and
  • The Act that constituted Anglican Care.

Anglican Care Governance—The Trust Board

Anglican Care is governed by a Trust Board. The purpose of the Board is to ensure that Anglican Care achieves its objectives and operates appropriately.

The Trust Board is currently made up of the following members:

  • The Rt Rev’d Dr Peter Carrell (Warden)
  • Miss Jane Evans (Chair)
  • Rev’d Wendy Heath
  • Mr Neil Shewan
  • Mr Cam Moore
  • Ms Christine Johnston
  • Mr Ross McQueen
  • Dr Sue Peddie

Anglican Care—Annual General Meeting

We are holding our 72nd Annual General Meeting on Thursday 24th October 2024 starting at 4.30pm.

At this meeting we will

  • Confirm the minutes of the 2023 AGM
  • Receive an update on activities for the year
  • Adopt the 2024 annual financial statements—see the draft version for adoption in the Reports and Finance area further down this page
  • Appoint the current auditors, BDO Christchurch, for another year

Join us at the

Community Room, 1st Floor

Christchurch City Mission

276 Hereford Street

Christchurch 8011

Please RSVP before Monday 21st October to:

reception@citymission.org.nz

Anglican Care—Reports and Finance

Please click on the links below to view our annual financial statements.

Anglican Care—The Charity

Anglican Care is registered with the NZ Government Charities Services as a charity. The Registration number is CC 27132. You can check this by visiting the Anglican Care page on the Charities Registration website.

The History of Anglican Care—The 1952 Act

The Social Service Council of the Diocese of Christchurch Act was passed in 1952.

This was an act to constitute and incorporate the Social Service Council of the Diocese of Christchurch, and to dissolve certain Boards in order that their functions may be taken over and their property vested in the Social Service Council of the Diocese of Christchurch, and to provide for trusts and incidental matters.

A full copy of the 1952 Act can be downloaded here: Social Service Council of theDiocese of Christchurch Act 1952