What We Do

The Charities Registration Authority perform the following functions
(a) register, regulate, monitor, control and perform such functions as entrusted under the Act and such other function that are assigned to it subsequently by the Government, from time to time;
(b) promoting philanthropic, public welfare and charitable activities which are in accordance with law and international obligations aimed at ensuring safer charities and donations;
(c) ensure purposeful use of resources coming to Charities through effective regulations, methods of administration and by supporting the Charities, their governing bodies and staff by providing them training, information or any other technical and professional advice and information on any matter that could enhance their effectiveness as well as avert any potential threat of misuse of registered Charities;
(d) devise and issue minimum standards to be adopted by each charity to protect the general public interest and that of the beneficiaries of the charities registered under this Act;
(e) prepare and provide help and guidance material and other policy documents for general awareness and adoption by Charities;
(f) prepare and present its quarterly report before the Policy Board meeting
(g) place all the appeals filed against the decisions of the Registration Authority before the Policy Board within thirty days of the receipt of any such appeal