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AFADU and Accountability
AFADU board and volunteers want to make sure the support and donations are making a difference on the ground.
On this page you can learn about:
Date established: 01/01/2004
Who the charity benefits: Children, communities overseas, youth, women, men
Size of Charity: Small. Revenue less than $250,000
Financial Year End: 30/06
Religious Charity: No
AFADU Lirhanzo Children's Village Field Trips
As part of our governance processes we undertake to visit LCV and other projects we support annually.
May 13th
…they visited the mother of a friend in and Aged Care Facility and I tell her I also have a friend from my Art Class in the Whitsundays who has a Mum in a Home in Gweru.She looks at me in astonishment and tells me she has known Barbara for many years and she and her husband and her sister and Barbara were all close. It is a very small world!
Australian Governance
AFADU board and volunteers want to make sure the support and donations are making a difference on the ground. As part of our governance processes we undertake to visit LCV and other projects we support annually.
AFADU takes our governance seriously.
The following are in place so you can be assured AFADU is transparent and well run:
• Registered as a company with the Australian Securities and Investment Commission
• Annual audits of our financial reports by an independent auditor
• Reconciliation of funds transferred by local project and program Managers in Zimbabwe
• AFADU is registered as a charity with Australian Charities and Not for Profit Commission (ACNC) – meeting annual financial and other reporting requirements
• Registered as a charity for fundraising purposes in New South Wales
International Governance
The charter commits AFADU INGO signatories to meeting best-practice standards on public accountability and transparency, including in good governance and effective management; ethical fundraising and multi-stakeholder engagement, and the principles enshrined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) is a milestone document in the history of human rights. Drafted by representatives with different legal and cultural backgrounds from all regions of the world, the Declaration was proclaimed by the United Nations General Assembly in Paris on 10 December 1948 General Assembly resolution 217 A as a common standard of achievements for all peoples and all nations.
It sets out, for the first time, fundamental human rights to be universally protected.
AFADU's CURRENT ANNUAL REPORT
The Village by AFADU's 2018 Annual Report
AFADU's ANNUAL REPORTS ARCHIVE
AFADU 2017 Annual Report
AFADU 2014 Annual Report
AFADU 2013 Annual Report
AFADU 2012 Annual Report
AFADU 2011 Annual Report
AFADU's STRATEGIC PLAN
The charter commits AFADU INGO signatories to meeting best-practice standards on public accountability and transparency, including in good governance and effective management; ethical fundraising and multi-stakeholder engagement, and the principles enshrined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
N.B.: Afadu’s Strategic Plan is under enhancements and will be published here as soon as it is complete.
