Ruth Wilson, who began the first Juniper Tree at Hua Hin, retired from the work in 1992. Subsequently, a U.K registered foundation was established to continue the work. The U.K- based Trustees are represented in Thailand by an Executive Committee comprising several missionaries and Thai Christian leaders.

To ensure stable legal status, The Juniper Tree operates in Thailand as a project of the Covenant Foundation, a Thai Christian Foundation of likeminded objectives and beliefs.

The Juniper Tree Trustees in the U.K appoint the expatriate managers at both locations. The managers are responsible for the everyday running of the Juniper Tree. They are unpaid voluntary workers supported from their home churches.

The Juniper Tree is a non-denominational organization, not linked to any individual mission society. It adheres to the Statement of Faith of the Evangelical Fellowship of Thailand.

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