Indonesia
ACT Care For Humanity
Service category:
Healthcare
Payment:
Service types:
Description
On April 21, 2005, Aksi Cepat Tanggap (ACT) was officially launched as a foundation engaged in the social and humanitarian fields. To expand its work, ACT develops its activities, starting from emergency response activities, then expanding its activities to post-disaster recovery, community empowerment and development programs, as well as spiritual-based programs such as Qurban, Zakat and Waqf.
ACT is supported by public donors from the community who have high concern for humanitarian issues and also company participation through partnership programs and Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). As part of its financial accountability, ACT regularly provides annual audited financial reports by the Public Accounting Firm to donors and other stakeholders, and publishes them through the mass media.
Since 2012 ACT has transformed itself into a global humanitarian organization, with a wider range of activities. On a local scale, ACT develops networks to all provinces, both in the form of volunteer networks in the MRI (Indonesian Volunteer Society) forum and in the form of a network of ACT branch offices. The scope of program activities has now reached 30 provinces and 100 districts / cities throughout Indonesia.
ACT is supported by public donors from the community who have high concern for humanitarian issues and also company participation through partnership programs and Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). As part of its financial accountability, ACT regularly provides annual audited financial reports by the Public Accounting Firm to donors and other stakeholders, and publishes them through the mass media.
Since 2012 ACT has transformed itself into a global humanitarian organization, with a wider range of activities. On a local scale, ACT develops networks to all provinces, both in the form of volunteer networks in the MRI (Indonesian Volunteer Society) forum and in the form of a network of ACT branch offices. The scope of program activities has now reached 30 provinces and 100 districts / cities throughout Indonesia.
User's comments