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Member Meeting, June 2012

Member Meeting, June 2012. Agenda. Agenda. Welcome Liza Green Funding Update / Cash Position Liza Green Projects: KALKI Liza Green LOVEQTRA Liza Green CSC Georgie Inglis APLE Georgie Inglis Daughters Shannon Rogers

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Member Meeting, June 2012

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  1. Member Meeting, June 2012

  2. Agenda Agenda Welcome Liza Green Funding Update / Cash Position Liza Green Projects: KALKI Liza Green LOVEQTRA Liza Green CSC Georgie Inglis APLE Georgie Inglis Daughters Shannon Rogers May New Day Trip Shannon/Paola de Antonellis Shakti Samuha Zein Williams Close Liza Green

  3. Projects Funded in 2012

  4. NEW DAY CASH POSITION • Healthy cash position • 56 members + 4 annual • HKD40,050 pm • Sufficient funds to meet 2012 funding objectives • Capacity to fund all existing projects • Audit of accounts close to complete

  5. Kalki, IndiaGirls Programme

  6. Kalki photos

  7. Kalki photos

  8. LOVEQTRA, ChinaSengchemdrukmoGirls Vocational Training School

  9. Girls at SGVTS in School Uniforms

  10. Children’s Surgical Center (CSC)Obstetric Fistula Operations • Update • CSC Renovations completed. • Outreach Program • 25 Obstetric Fistula operations completed since 2010 • Additional Funds not needed at this time due to the UN Grant. • Challenges • Awareness • Effectiveness of Outreach Program

  11. CSC New Facilities

  12. CSC

  13. Cambodian Acid Survivors Charity(CASC) • Background • Founded in 2006 by CSC • Provides long term physical, emotional, social and economic needs • 31 acid burn victims operated on in 2011 • Funding • Cost of x 15 operations on woman in next 12 months • Cost of Physiotherapy services

  14. APLEAction Pour Les Enfants Funding • Annual salaries x 3 lawyers • Proportional funding of rent/utilities/training courses Program Information • Investigation – Social Work – Legal - Management • Victims aged between 3-17, average age is 12. • 60% are boys between 10-13. • 200 foreigners arrested since 2003 • 483 children rescued by APLE since 2003

  15. APLEAction Pour Les Enfants Additional Programs & Services • 24 hour hotline • Tuk Tuk campaign • Education Campaigns to police and other NGO’s Challenges • Corruption in police and court system • Investigations time consuming • Funding: will lose major donor in 2013 • Public perception & awareness

  16. Daughters of CambodiaProviding Employment for Women Leaving Sex Trade • Funding for: • Staff Inventory Software Operations Cost • Program Update: • Currently 90 client/employees (including 10 boys in Sons Program) • Moved to much larger location • Opening new Café near Russian Market • About 50% expenses are covered by business income • Challenges: Main challenge is mental well-being of the 40 staff and volunteers in addition to the clients. • Future Funding Opportunity: Anything that makes their business stronger! Training and equipment

  17. Daughters Store

  18. Daughters New Sewing Room

  19. Daughters Jewelry Making

  20. Shakti Samuha Mid-year report to New Day Asia June 4th 2012, CWS HK

  21. Achievements these past 6 months • 40 girls have been supported • 11 new girls joined the shelter • All the girls benefited from regular medical check-ups and basic counselling • 6 girls were provided legal support to obtain their birth certificate or their citizenship and identity card • 6 girls were reintegrated with their families • 3 girls left the shelter (one with her baby) to live in an independent living facility • 8 girls were rehabilitated for long term support • 11 girls received formal education training • 5 girls benefited from different vocational training skills (caregiver, housekeeping…)

  22. Programmes Challenges • No emergency shelter services provided for girls who are above 18 years old • Not enough human resources • Increase in office rent and security guard’s salary • Diverse backgrounds and ages living under the same roof create integration challenges • Lack of professional psychosocial counselor

  23. Challenges in the context of Nepal • Difficulty in securing long-term support as our beneficiaries need special individual attention. Many organizations find it difficult to handle the girls and regularly send them back to Shakti Samuha, which is not able to provide long-term residence • Difficulty to protect our staff in the field when they conduct their outreach work (e.g. bars, hotels, restaurants…) • It is possible that the girls’ own families actually use them as a source of income and return them to sex work • Irregular support from the different Government bodies • Difficulty to prepare the birth certificates and citizenship cards of certain girls because their families are out of reach

  24. Upcoming Site Visits • Nepal Shakti Samuha: Sept 29 – Oct 1 • China LOVEQTRA • India Kalki

  25. Thank You • Accounts and membership: Emily Richley • Project Leaders: Shannon Rogers, Georgie Kirkaldie and Danny den Hartog • Collections for New Day projects; Roxanne Ismail and Scarlett Mattoli • Fundraising initiatives: Louise Sullivan, Georgie and Kris Inglis, Neha Patel

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