Saudi Alzheimer's charity scores 99.9% in governance assessment

The Saudi Alzheimer's Disease Association has achieved a new institutional milestone, earning a 99.9% score in governance according to results from the National Center for Non-Profit Sector Development. This reflects the association's ongoing excellence in applying best governance practices and institutional work standards in the Kingdom.

The assessment results showed the association scored 100% in compliance and commitment, 100% in transparency and disclosure, and 99.75% in financial integrity. These results highlight the efficiency of its administrative and financial systems and its dedication to adhering to regulations governing the non-profit sector.

This achievement extends the association's efforts to develop its institutional framework, strengthen principles of governance, transparency, and accountability, and enhance internal systems and procedures. These efforts contribute to the sustainability of the association's work and the quality of its programs and services for Alzheimer's patients, their families, and caregivers.

Recognition and encouragement for continued excellence

Princess Moudi bint Mohammed bin Abdullah bin Abdulrahman, Chair of the Board of Directors, expressed appreciation for everyone who has contributed to the association's journey and supported its humanitarian mission. She affirmed that this result serves as motivation to continue operating according to the highest standards of quality and governance, further enhancing the sustainability of the association's services and their impact on improving the quality of life for Alzheimer's patients and their families.