Standards of almshouse management, a guide to good practice for trustees and clerks to trustees of almshouse charities

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The Almshouse Association

Language: English Publication details: Wokingham The Almshouse Association 2003Edition: 4th edSubject(s):

PROPERTY-COMMERCIAL PROPERTY-COMMERCIAL PROPERTY MANAGEMENT

LOC classification:

306.2

Summary: Fourth edition of a guide for almshouse charity staff giving information on governance -- administration -- staff -- health and safety -- financial management -- residents -- buildings and grounds -- funding a project -- the housing corporationSummary: Supersedes the 3rd edition (No ISBN).

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Fourth edition of a guide for almshouse charity staff giving information on governance -- administration -- staff -- health and safety -- financial management -- residents -- buildings and grounds -- funding a project -- the housing corporation

Supersedes the 3rd edition (No ISBN).

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