✳ Beneficiary dignity
Trust does not require exposing a person's private life.
Medical records, identity details, addresses, and children's information should only be used as needed for case review and delivery, never published simply to attract attention.
Published stories and images require clear consent. Names, faces, and locations can be hidden when privacy or safety requires it. A donor may receive a redacted report rather than an unfiltered personal document.
Before collecting documents, an operational privacy policy must identify the responsible entity, retention period, and data-subject rights.
✳ Your next step
