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Accountability and Transparency
At Yuvaprayatna Health Foundation, we are committed to upholding the highest standards of transparency and accountability. We adhere to the following external reporting standards and certifications to ensure that our operations are conducted with integrity and in the best interests of our mission.
We are committed to transparency and providing easy access to important documents. You can download our certificates, certifications, annual reports, and audit reports through the following links. These documents reflect our dedication to accountability and the impactful work we do, thanks to your support
Frequently asked questions
Frequently asked questions
Frequently asked questions
Frequently asked questions
Purpose
Accountability and transparency are fundamental principles for Yuvaprayatna Health Foundation. We place a strong emphasis on accountability and transparency in its operations. Accountability and transparency are crucial in building and maintaining trust with the organization's stakeholders, including donors, beneficiaries, volunteers, and the general public. Demonstrating accountability and transparency enhances the foundation's credibility.
Transparency Measures:
Yuvaprayatna Health Foundation practices transparency measures to promote openness and accountability in our operations complying with the guidelines tailored by the concerned authorities. We publish detailed financial statements, annual reports that summarize the organization's accomplishments, challenges, and financial performance, activities reports to maintain transparency and openness with the public. We undergo annual financial audits conducted by independent, certified auditors.
Commitment to Transformation:
We committed to collectively building stronger aid and development in healthcare by reaching the unreached. We are working together to create closer partnerships with local organizations and government institutions in a drive to bring transformation in the healthcare of people affected by crisis and poverty.
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