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TRANSPARENCY & RESPONSIBILITY

Governance

A clear purpose, responsible administration and careful stewardship of charitable resources.

The uploaded Constitution outlines membership, the Managing Committee, office-bearer responsibilities, meetings, elections, financial administration, accounts and audit.

Illustrative photograph of a professional team meeting

Illustrative management-team photograph for website design. Replace with an approved photograph of ANKURAM FOUNDATION's actual Managing Committee before public launch.

Managing Committee

The Constitution describes a seven-member Managing Committee, including the President, Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer and other members. Current office-bearer names and roles should be confirmed against the latest approved records before public display.

President

Supports the overall direction and presides over meetings as provided in the Constitution.

Secretary

Supports records, correspondence, notices, minutes and administration.

Treasurer

Supports financial records, accounts and reporting responsibilities.

Committee

Provides governance and oversight in accordance with the Constitution.

Management Enquiries

For management, administration and governance-related enquiries, please contact:

admin@ankuramfoundation.org

Governance principles

  • Use funds and assets for the Foundation’s charitable objectives.
  • Maintain appropriate books, records and supporting documents.
  • Follow governing procedures for meetings and decisions.
  • Support audit and statutory compliance where applicable.
  • Publish registrations and reports only after verification and approval.
The Constitution governs if this summary differs from the original document. No unverified tax exemption or CSR eligibility is claimed.

PROGRAMME GOVERNANCE

From idea to delivery: a clear approval path.

1. Need assessment

Document the community need, intended beneficiaries and existing services.

2. Feasibility & risk

Review staffing, skills, budget, safeguarding, permissions and partner suitability.

3. Formal approval

Obtain the approvals required under the Constitution and applicable rules.

4. Controlled delivery

Assign responsibility, maintain records and monitor expenditure and delivery.

5. Review & disclosure

Assess outcomes, document lessons and publish only approved, verified information.

6. Correct & improve

Address issues, record corrective action and adapt future plans responsibly.

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