Christian Aid Safeguarding Statement October 2018
A statement outlining what Christian Aid has done, and is doing, to protect the communities we seek to help, our partners and staff.
Accountability is not just about processes and systems – it is a core organisational value which governs our behaviour, the way we approach partnership and how we go about implementing our work. We are working towards a set of cross-organisational accountability standards, against which we will monitor and report our performance.
Our stakeholders include: the poor and marginalised communities whom we exist to serve; our partner organisations; our donors and supporters; our sponsoring churches, staff and management; our allies, suppliers, regulators and those we seek to influence; and the media and wider public.
Read our latest safeguarding statement
Find out what Christian Aid has done, and is doing, to protect the communities we seek to help, our partners and staff.
We recognise that different stakeholders require different information and are able to access information in different ways. To that end, we seek to be transparent in sharing information about our work in the most accessible and appropriate way. You can access some of this information by reading our annual report and accounts, and policies and evaluation reports.
We strive to continually strengthen our accountability practice and how we share information, so please do contact us if you have any questions or suggestions.
Our practice
We produce regular reports to share the work we are doing to achieve our mission. We regularly evaluate our work in a range of different ways, identifying learning, successes and challenges.
Annual reports
- Annual report 2018/19
- Annual report 2017/18
- Annual report 2016/17
- Annual report 2015/16
- Annual report 2014/15
- Annual report 2013/14
- Annual report 2012/13
Further annual reports are available on our resources page
Annual Review 2018/19
A summary of our work, including our income and expenditure, in 2018/19.
