The society always aims at Social-service to the needy people. Every non-governmental organization in civil society has a mission for which it mobilizes support, influences governments, international organizations and corporations, raises funds, educates the public, dedicates resources, and represents its members, its beneficiaries, its donors or its stakeholders in a wider sense. In doing so a private NGO seeks to achieve public goods or contributes to social capital, promoting a wider cause than its own continuity. The fundamental responsibility of an NGO is to conduct its affairs in ways that do not adversely affect the peoples, communities, and natural resources it touches.

There are principles for DR. MOHAN CHOUDHARY MEMORIAL FOUNATION. They provide a high-level guide for trustees and senior managers, to help them make sure that their organization is using funds effectively and that staff are working appropriately. The society always aims at Social service to the needy people. Every non-governmental organization in civil society has a mission for which it mobilizes support, influences governments, international organizations and corporations, raises funds, educates the public, dedicates resources, and represents its members, its beneficiaries, its donors or its stakeholders in a wider sense. In doing so a private NGO seeks to achieve public goods or contributes to social capital, promoting a wider cause than its own continuity. The fundamental responsibility of an NGO is to conduct its affairs in ways that do not adversely affect the peoples, communities, and natural resources it touches.

The DR. MOHAN CHOUDHARY MEMORIAL FOUNATION must take good care of the resources it is entrusted with and make sure that they are used for the purpose intended. The board of trustees has overall responsibility for this. In practice, managers achieve it through careful strategic planning, setting up appropriate controls, considering risks, and by setting up systems that work in tune with the two golden rules of NGO field work.

The DR. MOHAN CHOUDHARY MEMORIAL FOUNATION must explain how it has used its resources and what it has achieved as a result to all stakeholders, including beneficiaries. All stakeholders have the right to know how their funds and authority have been used. NGOs have an operational, moral and legal duty to explain their decisions and actions, and submit their financial reports to scrutiny.

The DR. MOHAN CHOUDHARY MEMORIAL FOUNATION is open about its work, making information about its activities and plans available to relevant stakeholders. This includes preparing accurate, complete and timely financial reports and making them accessible to stakeholders, including beneficiaries.

On a personal level, individuals in the DR. MOHAN CHOUDHARY MEMORIAL FOUNATION must operate with honesty and propriety. For example, managers and trustees should lead by example in following procedures and by declaring any personal interests that might conflict with their official duties. The integrity of financial reports depends on the accuracy and completeness of financial records.