Human Services Agencies refers to legally constituted organizations formed by either natural or legal persons with no direct participation in the government. Generally this organization may receive their funding from government or from other external sources.  Although these agencies do not have legal definitions, many jurisdictions represent them as “Non- governmental Organizations” or “Civil society organizations”. The numbers of these kind of agencies is estimated to be over 40, 000 in the US, while Russia tops the list with a record over 277, 000 of such agencies (Ian & Minear, 2004).

As non profit organizations, such humanity agencies do not redistribute their surprise finance among its shareholders and owners, but uses it to assist in pursuing their goals and objectives. Basically, these organizations compose of charity foundations, public arts organizations and trade unions. This organizations offer their services to programs that are of society self- benefit and mostly where the central government policies have overlooked. Such organizations are anchored in some well defined legal aspects. The structural elements help to audit and monitor such agencies such as on tax exemption status, auditing and accountability provision and fair representation (Drucker, 1989).

Many charitable organizations, foundations and corporations offer grant funding to the non profit human services agencies. For most of these agencies, this funding forms the basic source of revenue. On top of this there are numerous states, federal, local entities that put aside some finance to support these agencies and other non profit making organizations.

Securing sources of funds is the most significant concern to the non- profit making organizations globally. Investing in the non-profit and charity projects produces minimal returns if any other that the positive impact to society and the resulting goodwill. In reality, there are limited sources of these funds with limitless organizations competing for the same. This creates stiff competition. If they are to make applications, the process takes a long period before it is actually approved and consequently release of funds.

Non- governmental organizations require a healthy interaction and relationship with the members of the public in order to achieve their goals and objectives (Ian & Minear, 2004).  Charities and foundations make use of sophisticated and complex public relations strategies and campaigns to raise finances and also employ lobbying techniques to seek funding from government agencies (Robin, 2008).