Hosted by Attorney General's Chambers
Workshops will take place this month for local charities and trusts to give feedback on the impact of changes in charity legislation.
They're being hosted by the Attorney General’s Chambers to strengthen the relationship with the various organisations.
The informal drop-in session for Peel will be held today (9 November) at the House of Manannan from 5pm.
Another is scheduled for Castletown on 21 November.
The sessions will cover the basics and trends related to governing instruments, accounts and notifications.
Attorney General Walter Wannenburgh said: "The transition from a registrar to regulator has been a difficult path to tread.
"We acknowledge that legislative requirements can place a burden on those who are volunteering their time while operating their charity and supporting charitable activities across the Island and further afield.
"We are working with organisations to ensure compliance, further strengthen, and sustain the important work and contribution of charities in our Island community, promoting public trust and confidence in the charitable sector."
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