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    Read our 2024 annual report

    Concern's objectives, activities and achievements in 2024 can be found in our new annual report.
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          Governance

          Concern is committed to best practice in governance and transparency. We are controlled and regulated by our members who elect our Board of Directors.

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          A GHI evening in Seoul, South Korea. Photo: Eun Young Kim/ Concern Worldwide

          How we are governed

          How we are governed

          Concern is controlled and regulated by its members who elect our Board of Directors.

          Concern overseas directors and board members meeting in UCD. Picture Jason Clarke Photography.

          Our Board of Directors

          Our Board of Directors

          Our board is elected by Concern members at each annual general meeting.

          Applause for Concern Youth Ambassador Aline Joyce Berabose. Photo: Photocall Ireland / Concern Worldwide.

          Members

          Members

          Anyone with an interest in international development can become a Concern member.

          Dominic Crowley, Concern CEO

          Our CEO

          Our CEO

          Dominic Crowley has over 30 years experience in humanitarian response. He became CEO of Concern in 2024. 

          Our impact in 2024

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          16.8 M

          people reached through our emergency response

          5 M icon
          5 M

          people reached through our health interventions

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          2.6 M

          people reached through our livelihoods programmes

          Aline Joyce Berabose and her mother Marie Ange Berabose at the Resurge Conference, 2018. Photo: Photocall Ireland.

          Read our annual report

          • Our accounts are prepared in accordance with the Charities SORP.

          • Our annual report has won Published Accounts Awards 22 times since 1988.

          • We have been awarded 'Triple Lock' membership by Charities Institute Ireland.

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