Social Accountability

Not-for-profit providers’ fidelity to their roots and missions requires that they fulfill their obligations of service to their surrounding communities.

This is especially true today, when governments are scrutinizing the degree to which not-for-profits provide benefits to their communities.

It falls upon leaders—top managers and boards—to inspire a dedication to social accountability throughout their organizations. As "passionate champions" of their missions, leaders are using a variety of strategies.

Ideas and Resources

A 60-Minute Guide to Social Accountability Planning

This guide is designed to help LeadingAge members develop an efficient, but effective, social accountability program in their organizations. More

LeadingAge Social Accountability Guide

This is a comprehensive guide to help members develop effective social accountability programs. More

Aging Services: The Not-for-Profit Difference

Aging Services: The Not-for-Profit Difference is a brochure featuring stories and statistics that succinctly explain how not-for-profit organizations like yours stand the test of time and provide high quality care and services to older adults every day. More