2025 Public Accountability & Impact Report

Institutional profile, verified program history, current public compliance records, impact framework and donor-facing accountability information. Historical figures are clearly identified as historical and are not presented as 2025 outputs.

Governance Documents Center

Central public index for governance, ethics, safeguarding, conflicts of interest, whistleblower accountability and related institutional policies.

Donor Privacy & Data Stewardship

Public policy describing responsible handling of donor contact, payment and communication information while keeping third-party payment processors clearly identified.

Complaints, Feedback & Safeguarding Concerns

A clear pathway for community members, volunteers, beneficiaries, donors and partners to submit concerns, feedback or safeguarding-related reports.

Anti-Fraud & Anti-Corruption

Public standards on fraud, bribery, misuse of resources, conflicts, retaliation, documentation and escalation of suspected misconduct.

Responsible Procurement

Public purchasing principles covering competition, value, documentation, conflicts of interest, safeguarding and responsible use of donor or organizational resources.

Financial Accountability

Direct access to the 2025 IRS Form 990-N and 2025 Delaware Annual Franchise Tax Report already included in this site package.

Impact & Measurement Dashboard

Verified institutional milestones, historical program figures and measurement principles. Current-year outcomes are not invented when verified annual data are not available.

Safeguarding & PSEA Standard

Public protection standard covering prevention of sexual exploitation, abuse and harassment, child safeguarding, survivor-centered reporting and staff or volunteer conduct.

Community Accountability & Participation

Public commitments on accessible information, informed participation, dignity, consent, feedback, inclusion and community-centered program decisions.

Environmental & Do-No-Harm Standard

Practical commitments to reduce environmental harm, assess operational risks and use humanitarian resources responsibly.

Records Retention & Whistleblower

Public governance principles for organizational records, confidential reporting, good-faith disclosures and protection against retaliation.

Accessibility Statement

Website accessibility commitment aligned to current WCAG 2.2 principles, with a direct pathway to report accessibility barriers.

Institutional Due Diligence

Donors and partners can review public documentation and request project-specific budgets, concept notes, implementation scopes and additional records where applicable.

Why fund ACSIS

• Community-based implementation experience in Haiti and organizational operations in Delaware.
• Program areas include immigration support, child protection, GBV prevention, humanitarian assistance, human rights, education, women’s empowerment, mental-health referral, and community development.
• Multilingual community access and direct service navigation.
• Public donation pathways and institutional contact channels.

Transparency & Accountability

• ACSIS presents its nonprofit status, governance information, program history, leadership, contact information, and public service channels on this website.
• Program claims are presented with dates and institutional context where available.
• Donors may contact ACSIS for supporting documentation, project budgets, implementation plans, and reporting requirements.
• Sensitive personal or beneficiary information is not published as donor-facing proof.

What funders can request

• Project concept note and detailed proposal.
• Program budget and use-of-funds framework.
• Implementation timeline and target population.
• Monitoring, evaluation, accountability, and learning indicators.
• Governance and organizational documentation appropriate to due diligence.

Program reporting

Funded projects can be structured with defined objectives, target groups, implementation milestones, activity records, output indicators, outcome indicators, financial tracking, and donor reporting schedules.

Partnership pathway

Institutional funders can begin with a concept discussion, request a proposal and budget, complete due diligence, agree on deliverables, and establish reporting and safeguarding requirements before implementation.

Direct contact

For grants, sponsorships, institutional partnerships, corporate giving, or project funding, use the ACSIS contact and service channels already available on this website. This section adds a direct donor pathway without removing existing forms or buttons.