OUR CORE WORK
Overview of REHOCT-CBO Governance
REHOCT-CBO has a unique leadership and governance structure whereby all its organs ensure grieving and vulnerable children and adolescents are at the center of its decisions. REHOCT – CBO relies on and considers their ideas and suggestions firsthand in designing and implementing its programs, projects, and activities. At REHOCT-CBO, the decisions are taken democratically in meetings by voting, and only two thirds of votes make a decision valid for implementation. During votes of passing a decision in regard to beneficiaries, the meeting participants should consider that the motion/idea/suggestion brought in front of them to vote for has deeply taken into consideration the opinions/suggestions of the targeted beneficiaries in the community we help.
General Assembly (GA)
This is the supreme organ composed of all members of our organization. This organ has the power to approve whatever has to be done in the organization and to give directives to the Board of Directors directly and to the Coordination and Operations Directorate through the
Board. The members meet once per year at the Annual General Meeting or anytime when an urgent issue with the organization arises.
Board of Directors (BoD)
This organ is composed of a blend of members coming from REHOCT-CBO and the community under our legal geographical coverage. The Board of Directors is appointed by the General Meeting to oversee general organization operations, including administrative and financial
performances; set strategic direction; provide guidance; and hold the Programs and Projects Implementation and Support Office accountable to help the organization fulfill its vision, mission, and objectives. The Board of Directors receives and implements directives from the General Assembly to advance the organization’s purpose. The Board of Directors meets twice a year or any time when the need arises.
Programs and Projects Implementation and Support Office (PPISO)
This is the organ in charge of implementing the programs, projects, and activities of REHOCT CBO to its target groups and communities in its legal geographic coverage in Tanzania. It is led by the Programs Director giving guidance, oversight, and support to all the members of this organ to ensure they timely meet the objectives set in every program, project, or activity undertaken by this organization. This organ is composed of employees and volunteers working to make sure the needs of the beneficiaries of the organization’s programs, projects, and activities are met with integrity, accountability, compassion, dignity, and respect. This organ receives and implements directives from the General Assembly and the Board of Directors in order to make sure it is working in accordance with the set forth guidelines and inspires innovation in reaching out to the beneficiaries. The Programs and Projects Implementation and Support Office meets four times in a year, meaning one time per quarter or any time when the need arises.
