Have questions about your organization’s bylaws? Confused by Head Start regulations or preparing for an agency audit? Did you miss the CAPLAW National Conference 2006? CAPLAW has publications for all your organization’s needs – order now and keep up-to-date on the issues that affect all Community Action Agencies! (To order, please email hunt@caplaw.org.)
CAPLAW’s latest publication, the Bylaws Toolkit, is just what you need to make your organization’s bylaws clear, effective, and up-to-date. Created in the spring of 2006, the toolkit outlines key concepts for your agency’s bylaws, such as the authority of the Board of Directors, petitions for board representation, replacement of directors due to vacancies, quorum and voting policies, officers, conflicts of interest, and more. This 25-page toolkit sets forth the primary issues that your CAA’s bylaws should address, as well as some common ways in which nonprofit organizations and CAAs structure their governing documents. The toolkit is available in hard-copy or in handy electronic form. Order now!
Members - $35.00 electronic copy, $45.00 electronic and hardcopy
Non-members - $50.00 electronic copy, $60.00 electronic and hardcopy
Updated for 2005, this extensive outline, which describes and categorizes by subject hundreds of decisions relating to Head Start, is an essential tool for every Head Start program and attorneys dealing with Head Start issues.
Members - free of charge
Non-members - $50.00
We have designed an audit guide specifically for CAAs to reduce their legal risk and liability, thereby enhancing their ability to carry out their anti-poverty mission. Recently updated, the Audit tool, a notebook containing short summaries of the law and compliance checklists, covers five topics: Non-profit corporate requirements; employment law and personnel issues; Head Start; the Community Services Block Grant; and employee benefits.
Members: free of charge
Non-members: $50.00
Please email us at hunt@caplaw.org for more information.
