Non-profit organization, which is making every effort to secure various resources for the purpose of preservation of the organization and practice of the mission, becomes interested in fee revenues in these days.
Not only privatization but also decentralization of social welfare service changes provider-focused funding into user-focused funding which emphasizes client’s right of choice and leads competition among providers like voucher redemption.
Furthermore, long-term care insurance system expected to be introduced at 2008, is going to diversify providers and change governmental funding into insurance charge. For this reason, social welfare organizations cannot help but competing in the market to increase service revenue.
This study investigates the traits, the present conditions and affectable elements of non-profit organization’s fee revenue and examines the risk of “mission drifting” that may occur during the process of fee revenue, based on social welfare organizations’ features related to resources. In conclusion, this study intends to indicate solutions that are necessary for helping social welfare organizations cope with above financial changes promptly and practice their original mission without a hitch.
Key words: Long-term care insurance, non-profit organization, fee revenue