Financial Accountability

Accountability and transparency are central to our values as an organization. In fact, they are part of our core values. We’re committed to using your donations to transform the lives of some of the poorest people in Ghana.

FHI defines accountability as:

• Being held responsible for our actions
• Hearing the perspectives of others
• Actively making changes based on what we have heard
• Explaining our actions

We are committed to meeting international standards of quality and accountability. We are guided by our rights-based approach and our programming principles to ensure that our partners and the communities in which we work play an active part in planning, implementing, and evaluating our work.

Future Hope International has Special Consultative Status with the United Nations Economic and Social Council/ Member of The World Disability Union.

FHI is committed to delivering essential programs both efficiently and effectively. As a careful steward of donor resources, we have earned international reputation as a reliable, transparent partner. With among the tightest financial controls in our industry, we undergo regular, thorough external reviews and have been a low-risk auditee for our inception.

FHI is proud to work with a broad range of donors and partners,  government to international institutions, local and regional governments, private corporations, foundations and individuals.

FHI has accountability and safeguarding policies and this includes:

• FHI Accountability Framework
• FHI Safeguarding Policy
• FHI Policy on Fraud and Corruption – Awareness, Prevention, Reporting, and Response
• FHI Gender Equality and Inclusion Policy
• FHI Evaluation Policy
• FHI Sexual Harassment, Exploitation, and Abuse Transparency Report
• FHI International Climate and Environment Policy
• Annual Reports