Governance

Accountable to the public we serve.

Rescue Care for Africa operates as a public trust. Our work is guided by an independent board of directors, reviewed by a community advisory council, and made transparent through audited financials, public filings, and plain-language reporting. We answer to the communities we partner with, the donors who fund our mission, and the regulators who hold every 501(c)(3) public charity to a higher standard.

How we operate

The policies that protect our public trust.

Bylaws

The governing document that defines how Rescue Care for Africa operates, including board composition, meeting requirements, and amendment procedures.

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Code of Ethics

The standards of conduct we expect from board members, staff, contractors, and partners working in alignment with our mission to ask, listen, and respond.

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Conflict of Interest Policy

Annual disclosure requirements and recusal procedures that keep program decisions and resource allocation free of personal conflict.

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Whistleblower Protection

Safe and confidential reporting mechanisms that protect anyone who raises concerns about misconduct or financial irregularities.

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Document Retention

The schedule that governs how we manage, archive, and dispose of organizational records in line with legal and audit obligations.

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Financial Stewardship

Guidelines for responsible management of donor resources and organizational assets, ensuring every contribution advances our vision of good health for all.

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Stay informed

See how we're making an impact.

Our impact report shares where we've invested, what we've learned, and how our partners are measuring progress. It's written for everyone, not just the board.