Accountability means taking responsibility for using our resources wisely and achieving measurable results. It also means being answerable to our supporters, donors, partners, and most importantly, to children.
OPEN COMMUNICATION
At Save the Children South Africa, accountability begins with openness. We are committed to sharing clear, transparent information about our activities and impact. Just as importantly, we actively engage with those who have an interest in our work, creating channels for feedback and complaints so that voices are heard and can shape our programmes.
For more detail, read our 10 accountability commitments.
ACCOUNTABILITY TO OUR SUPPORTERS
Our supporters make our work possible. The progress we’ve achieved in recent years, delivering change on a larger scale than ever before, has only been possible because of your generosity. That’s why we are committed to full transparency, ensuring you receive information that is meaningful and tailored to your interests.
Learn more about our Supporter Promise
ACCOUNTABILITY TO DONORS AND PARTNERS
We value the trust placed in us by institutional donors and corporate partners. Our commitment is to build capacity in the communities where we work and to foster strong, mutually accountable relationships with partners and peers across the sector.
ACCOUNTABILITY TO OUR STAFF AND VOLUNTEERS
Our staff and volunteers are central to delivering impact for children across South Africa. We are committed to supporting them by fostering a positive, inclusive environment and ensuring they have the resources and recognition needed to make a difference. Their dedication and expertise are vital in helping us achieve lasting change for children and communities.
YOUR FEEDBACK
We believe accountability is a shared journey. Your feedback helps us improve and ensures we remain transparent and responsive. We welcome your thoughts on how we can do better.
