The founder of the Peter McVerry Trust has stepped down from his role as company secretary of the charity.
However Fr Peter McVerry but will remain on the board.
The charity is also engaging with a not-for-profit board recruitment firm to assist finding a new chairperson after it confirmed that Deirdre-Ann Barr has stepped down from the position to which she was appointed in September 2020.
The term of appointment of three Directors - Richard Lavelle, Terry McCabe and Denis O'Leary - came to an end at the end of 2024.
They have been replaced by Aidan Connaughton, Kathleen McCabe and Nessan Vaughan.
Mr Connaughton has over 40 years’ experience in the accountancy profession and is chair of the trust’s finance, audit and governance committee.
Ms McCabe has four decades of experience working in a professional and voluntary capacity within trade unions, community and voluntary organisations, charities, NGOs and public sector bodies in Ireland and the UK.
Mr Vaughan has been working on a voluntary basis in the community and voluntary sector and is a chairperson of a number of organisations in the sector.
There have been a series of concerns about the financial management of the PMVT.
In December, the regulator which oversees approved housing bodies criticised the trust for "significant breaches of regulatory standards" in an inspector's report.
The Approved Housing Bodies Regulatory Authority found there were "inadequate controls and procedures" in place at the organisation.
Following the publication of its report, AHBRA announced the appointment of an independent expert to oversee reforms in the charity over six to nine months.
A statutory investigation by the Charities Regulator into the PMVT published in October, also found failures relating to management, oversight and administration by the board.
The PMVT welcomed the report's publication and acknowledged that there had been deficiencies in its financial controls.
A spokesperson for the charity said there was no one available for interview on the latest developments.
