The Executive Managing Body of PRCS is responsible for the Society's governance. The managing body supervises the functions of the Society and is assisted by various committees. Good governance is ensured through its Central Managing Body, which meets twice a year. Main functions of the Managing Body are to: -

• Establish institutional objectives. 
• Review and approve major plans/programs. 
• Review & approve major institutional decisions. 
• Evaluate institutional performance. 
• Perform advisory role for the management. 
• Approve budget for next year 
• Appoint Auditors for next year and review audit reports. 

MANAGING COMMITTEES

Following Committees of the Managing Body are constituted to look after the various issues of the PRCS:

• Executive Committee 
• Constitution Committee
• Planning & Monitoring Committee
• Construction Committee
• Health Committee
• Media / Public Relations Committee

The National headquarters is headed by the Chairman/Chairperson supported by Secretary General who is assisted by Director Operations, Media Advisor, Director Health, Joint Director Finance and Deputy Director Admin.

The National Headquarters and Branches work on separate financial system. The main sources of income for NHQ are investments, government grants, rental from real estate, membership fee and support from the International Donors. The government makes an annual grant of Rs. 20 Million. Branches also independently raise their own funds through a variety of activities. They contribute 10% of their local fundraising to the headquarters. The annual accounts are audited by auditors approved by the Managing Body. 

PRCS maintains close links with various ministries, in particular the Ministries of Health, Education, Defence and with NGOs, which share similar objectives and principles. In general, the Society receives strong support and cooperation from the government and collaborates with other organizations in the country such as UNFPA, FPAP.

The PRCS ensures that all PRCS activities/programs are relevant to the needs of the community and are tailored to strengthen people's capacity in the long term. The effectiveness of the programs is judged continuously by evaluation carried out by regular monitoring and feedback. The Society maintains transparency in its working through documentation and accounting systems; external audits of projects are compulsory and have been included for several programs.

• Secretary ,Ministry of Finance
• Secretary Ministry of Information & Broadcasting
•Secretary Ministry of Health

Mian Muhammad Hanif, Chairman PRCS Punjab Branch 
Mr. Sohail Wajahat H. Siddiqui, Chairman PRCS Sindh Branch
Dr Sher Muhammad Khan, Chairman PRCS Khyber Pakhtunkhwa & FATA Branches
Mr.Sardar Naseer Ahmad Khan, Chairman PRCS Balochistan Branch 
Commisssioner ICT, Chairman PRCS Federal Capital Branch
Mr. Tariq Masood, Chairman PRCS AJ&K Branch.

Maj (R) Mir Baz Khan, Chairman Gilgit Baltistan Branch.

• Senator Nilofar Bakhtiar
• Maj.Gen. (Retd) Ch. Muhammad Nawaz
• Mr. Ghafoor Mirza
• Mian Muhammad Javed
• Mr.Muhammad Khan Achigzai
• Dr.Tariq Nishtar

• Mr. Fazlullah Qureshi
• Dr. Mushtaq A. Khan

•Mr. Mirza Riaz Baig Raj, Media Advisor

•Mr. Muhammad Bilal Advocate, Advisor on Constitution.

•Ch. Muhammad Rasheed, Advisor on Construction

•Ch. Muhammad Rafique, Advisor on Construction