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Governance & Polices

At Sing Ireland, we are dedicated to upholding the highest standards of governance to ensure complete transparency in our operations. Our director's reports, financial statements, and key policies can be found below. 

Constitution of Sing Ireland

file_download You can download our Constitution here

Charities Governance Code

We are compliant with the Charities Governance Code and continually seek to improve our governance standards and policies, year on year.

We adhere to the six principles of the Charities Governance Code:

  • Advancing charitable purpose
  • Behaving with integrity
  • Leading people
  • Exercising control
  • Working effectively
  • Being accountable and transparent

Triple Lock Standard

To demonstrate our commitment to openness, transparency, and integrity, Sing Ireland adheres to the  Charities Institute Ireland’s Triple Lock Standard by ensuring:

  • Ethical fundraising
  • Transparent reporting, in compliance with Charity SORP ( FRS102)
  • Good governance

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CAF Validated International Organisation

The Charities Aid Foundation (CAF) America International Validation Organisation credential assures donors that Sing Ireland is a properly structured and operated nonprofit entity. This validation confirms that grant funds will be used exclusively for charitable purposes and that the organisation has passed a rigorous due diligence process to mitigate risks of fraud, money laundering, or other illicit activities.

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Salary bands disclosure

€70 - €80k – 1 staff member

Feedback & Complaints

Sing Ireland is committed to maintaining the highest standards in all our communications and dealings with the public and our supporters. We welcome all feedback, both positive and negative, to help us continually improve.

If you have feedback or a complaint about any aspect of our work or performance, please contact Dermot O’Callaghan. Provide as much information as possible, including your preferred contact method.

Contact
Dermot O’Callaghan, CEO
Sing Ireland, Irish World Academy of Music and Dance
University of Limerick, Limerick, Ireland. 
Tel: +353 (0)61 234 823 | Email: dermot@singireland.ie

Child Safeguarding Statement

Sing Ireland is fully committed to a child-centered approach in our work with children and young people. We ensure that children and young people are respected and kept safe from harm while participating in our activities.

In compliance with the Children First Act 2015 and the Children First: National Guidance for the Protection and Welfare of Children 2017, Sing Ireland has implemented a Child Protection Policy to minimize risks and promote awareness of child protection issues among our staff, volunteers, primary carers, and children involved in our programs. 

Singing Sustainably

Sing Ireland recognises the urgent need for all organisations and individuals to address the climate crisis and acknowledges the unavoidable impact it has on our environment and communities.  We are committed to supporting the Group Singing Sector in exploring and accessing ways to make thier choirs more sustainable and to consider the climate in all that they do. 

You can download Sing Ireland's Sustainability Policy below, along with a useful flyer for choirs and singing groups with ideas on how to being to make their choirs more sustainable.