Show where the money went, and what changed for the children.
KAFL puts a programme's funds and its children's everyday progress side by side, so a utilisation report can answer both questions at once.
For NGOs and trusts running programmes
| Available now | Coming next |
|---|---|
| Income and expenses by branch | Fund accounting by grant, project and branch |
| Receipts and invoices | Restricted and unrestricted funds kept apart; FCRA funds held separately |
| Bank details and payment records | Ledger and branch-level profit and loss |
| Children, staff and sessions on the same system | One utilisation report that combines spend and outcomes |
For CSR funders
- Outcomes you can read. Progress shown as counts of everyday skills (how many children now dress, eat or travel with less help), not an opaque score.
- No child is ever exposed. Funders see grouped, de-identified figures only, with a minimum group size. No one in a funder organisation can open a child's record or an invoice.
- One source for programme and finance teams. Session counts come from completed appointments, so the activity in the report matches the activity that was billed.
Who it suits
NGOs and trusts running therapy, special education or vocational programmes across one or more branches, and the companies that fund them.
If you're planning a programme for next year, talk to us now. We would rather set it up with you from the first rupee than reconstruct it at year end.
