Members are a special group of inHope supporters, who play a vital role in building communities where people are free from injustice and insecurity. Members are responsible for ensuring inHope conducts itself properly and lawfully. Many members are active in other aspects of inHope’s ministry including volunteering, praying, fundraising and promoting the ministry.

inHope members:

• Are expected to attend the Annual General Meeting
• Will hear reports about inHope’s work and performance
• Can vote on any resolutions put forward at the AGM
• Will elect Directors and Trustees

In the event of inHope winding up with debts, inHope’s Articles of Assocation state that each Member has an obligation to contribute an amount not exceeding £10.

Members should be aligned to inHope’s statement of faith and be committed to inHope’s ministry. In addition to the legal requirement of being a member, a key purpose of membership is to uphold the work of inHope, its Trustees, staff and volunteers, before God. Many people find membership to be a faith-building exercise, where prayers affecting the lives of those to whom we minister.