Governance
Approach
Trust Management
All trustees serve as volunteers.
Trustees hold governance roles, contributing specialized skills to the Trust's growth.
Clear boundaries between governance and management are maintained.
Financial, operational, and program-related controls ensure transparency and accountability.
Key positions are filled to support necessary operations and community impact.
Collaboration
We build strong relationships with community leaders.
We partner with other groups to support program success.
We develop joint projects with aligned organizations.
We mobilize volunteers, including parishioners, to support initiatives.
Expectations
Strengthened community ties and targeted programs that address specific needs.
Efficient use of volunteer time and resources.
Inclusive management that reflects community input.
Strategic fundraising to expand and sustain services.
Ongoing involvement from parish members through facilities, volunteer support, and pastoral care.
A well-regarded presence within the Birkdale Beach Haven community.
Continuous research to understand and respond to evolving community needs.
Community Focus
Our community is rich in diversity, with a population that includes 8.7% Māori, 6.1% Pacific Islanders, and 32.9% Asian residents (2018 statistics). As our community grows and new homes are developed, we are committed to adapting our programs to support the unique needs and opportunities these changes present. We are focused on providing relevant, well-managed, and compliant programs that align with the evolving demographics of our community.
Fiscal Responsibility
Our fiscal management is both prudent and proactive, ensuring that all programs are managed professionally with the appropriate skill sets and resources to maintain compliance and effectiveness. Cedar Community Trust is proud to be a community serving a community, and we remain committed to fostering a supportive, inclusive, and resilient environment for all.