Partnership checks
Partner Due Diligence Checklist
Last updated: May 2026
This checklist helps the Foundation consider whether a potential partner, sponsor, funder, supplier, or collection partner is suitable to work with.
1. Identity and background checks
Before entering a significant partnership, the Foundation may check the partner’s legal name, trading name, company number, registered address, website, contact details, key decision makers, and relationship to the Foundation.
2. Reputation and alignment
The Foundation may consider whether the partner’s activities, public reputation, values, products, services, and communication style align with a child-focused community organisation. Any reputational concern should be reviewed before proceeding.
3. Safeguarding and safety relevance
Where a partner may interact with children, families, volunteers, goods, premises, data, or public events, the Foundation may require safeguarding expectations, insurance information, risk assessments, references, training evidence, or other assurance.
4. Financial and legal suitability
The Foundation may consider whether the partner appears financially and legally suitable, whether funds are from a legitimate source, whether conditions are appropriate, and whether there are conflicts of interest, sanctions, fraud, or unlawful activity concerns.
5. Decision record
The Foundation should record the checks completed, any concerns identified, mitigation steps, approval decision, review date, and person responsible for the relationship.
Contact
If you have any questions about this policy, please contact Kids After Hours Foundation Limited at [email protected].
Kids After Hours Foundation Limited
Registered Office: 22 Pembrey Gardens, Wolverhampton WV2 2AL
Company Number: 17089762
Kids After Hours Foundation Ltd is a company limited by guarantee and operates as a not-for-profit organisation.