Our Charity
Homeshare International (HI) is a Charitable Incorporated Organisation (CIO) registered with the Charity Commission of England and Wales. Charity number 1170332. Read our Constitution.
Our Board
HI is governed by an international Board of Trustees that meets online every three months, and in person every two years before the World Homeshare Congress. All Trustees commit to a Code of Conduct when they join the board. Read The Legal Duties of Trustees in the UK.
Governance Structure
Each Trustee also sits on one or more specialist sub-committee which reports to the full Board. These focus on:
Governance – ensuring compliance and best practice
Communications – promoting homeshare globally
Strategy – guiding our long-term vision and growth
Fundraising – supporting financial sustainability
Research – building evidence of homeshare’s impact
Get Involved
Join our Board
We’re looking for people who share our passion for homeshare and can bring skills in finance, fundraising or strategic leadership.
Read the Trustee Role Description
Complete the Trustee Application Form
You are welcome to email us to arrange an informal discussion before applying at hi@homeshare.org.
Become a Volunteer
Not ready to join the Board? Join us as a volunteer! Email hi@homeshare.org for more information and an informal chat about the different opportunities available.
Become a Member
Join the Homeshare International Network (HIN) to connect with programmes and individuals around the world who share your interest in homeshare. Membership helps sustain our global work and gives you access to events, resources and peer support.
Find out more about our network.
Finance
Homeshare International operates on a modest budget, funded mainly by network membership fees plus grants, sponsorship and donations. Read our latest Annual Report & Accounts submitted to the Charity Commission.
Our Commitment
We are committed to transparency, inclusion and ethical practice.
Our Board and volunteers reflect diverse experiences and value all voices within the global homeshare movement.
