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For NGOs & Non-Profit Organizations

Your beneficiaries have stories
they're afraid to tell you.

The people your organization exists to serve are often the least empowered to speak up. And your donors increasingly require proof that you have a functioning anonymous reporting channel.

Required
Anonymous channels required by major donors
USAID, FCDO, UN agencies, EU Commission
Existential
Cost of a safeguarding scandal
Donor trust, once lost, rarely returns
0
Personal data collected from reporters
Anonymous by architecture, not policy
<5 min
To launch your reporting channel
No IT team or procurement needed

An NGO that cannot be safely reported to by its own beneficiaries is not protecting them. It is protecting itself.

Real situations

These happen in NGOs with the best intentions.
Most are never reported.

Select each situation to see exactly how it unfolds — and what Vokrae changes.

The situation

A field officer is conditioning aid distribution on sexual favors from female beneficiaries. Three women told a liaison officer who is afraid to escalate — the field officer is from a powerful local family and the NGO depends on community cooperation.

Without Vokrae

Abuse continues. A beneficiary eventually tells a journalist. Major donors are notified. Grant funding suspended. Reputation permanently damaged.

With Vokrae

A beneficiary sends an anonymous report. The safeguarding officer receives a timestamped record. An internal investigation begins. The NGO demonstrates to donors that it acted.

Donor & funding impact

A single safeguarding failure that reaches donors destroys the trust that future funding depends on. USAID, FCDO, and UN agencies now require documented safeguarding mechanisms as a funding condition.

Donor compliance

Vokrae is what helps you
unlock your next grant.

Major international donors now require documented, functioning anonymous reporting channels as a condition of funding — not a recommendation.

USAID

Requires written anti-harassment and safeguarding policies with functional, accessible reporting mechanisms for all implementing partners.

FCDO

Mandatory safeguarding standards including accessible, confidential reporting channels for all organizations receiving UK aid funding since 2018.

UN Agencies

PSEA frameworks require verified anonymous reporting infrastructure for all implementing partners before engagement.

EU Commission

Anti-fraud policies with documented whistleblowing mechanisms are required for all civil society organizations receiving EU grant funding.

Vokrae gives you a demonstrable, tamper-proof reporting channel you can present in any donor safeguarding audit — with full records that show you acted on every report.

Permanent, timestamped records of every report
Demonstrable anonymity — no personal data ever collected
Admin audit log showing every response and action taken

Starting from

$16

per month

Why organizations trust Vokrae

Designed around the hardest question:
“Will this actually be safe?”

No reporter identity collected

Anonymous by architecture, not just policy. Reporters are never asked for name, email, or phone. Reporter IP addresses are not stored in Vokrae — only anonymous conversation IDs.

Tamper-proof message records

Once a message is sent, it cannot be deleted — by any admin, by management, or by us. A database trigger blocks direct deletion of report records.

Two-way anonymous channel

Your team can respond through the same channel. The reporter keeps their anonymous ID to continue the conversation — without ever revealing who they are.

FAQ

Questions your board and donors will ask.

Straight answers.

Get started today

Protect your beneficiaries.
Protect your funding.

Full Professional features free for 60 days. Your anonymous reporting channel is live in minutes — ready to present in your next donor safeguarding audit.