Financial reports are the communication to managers and stakeholders about the history of earning and spending, and about the value of what is owed and owned. Reports can explain how viable an organisation is. How can its future be sustained and its mission fulfilled with the resources it has available?
Truly valuable information can give staff, funders and consumers a confidence in the organisation’s ability to provide services into the future, and also to alert decision makers about areas that warrant action.
DADHC is pleased to offer a range of workshop opportunities to assist funded services, particularly small-to-medium non-government organisations, to better understand the concepts and applications of the accounting and financial life of their organisation.
These workshops are specifically designed for NGOs funded by DADHC, and to enhance the financial literacy skills of managers in these services. (DADHC is developing another program for management committee members, who are encouraged to wait for the announcement of the series designed to meet their needs.
