Annual Report 2016 Your help makes a difference
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LittleBigHelp provided more than
97,000 meals
to the children at our projects
In 2016...
LittleBigHelp started
4 new projects
in slum communities in Kolkata: 3 Community Centres and a Beautician Training Centre 2
LittleBigHelp ensured daily education for
451 children
LittleBigHelp ensured a health check for
396 children and adults 3
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Table of Content Message from the Founder
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Message from the Programme Director
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Who We Are and What We Do
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Boys’ Home
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Girls’ Home
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Learning Centre for Tribal Children
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Community Centres
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Shalimar School
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Skills Development Projects
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Centre for Special Education
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Annual Charity Gala at Copenhagen Marriott Hotel
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Thanks to Donors and Sponsors at the Charity Gala in Cph
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Thank You to All Donors and Corporate Partners in 2016
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Foundations and Network Collaborations Financial Summary Contact Us
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Dear Friend of LittleBigHelp When we look back on all the amazing development that happened in 2016 we are filled with enormous gratitude. For it is only because of the great generosity of private individuals, members, foundations, corporate partners, businesses, the board and numerous volunteers that it has been possible to continue to support 500 vulnerable children and women every day and to support the livelihood of many families through the 70 jobs created in LittleBigHelp. The local team’s knowledge, cultural understanding and passion have been essential for LittleBigHelp’s achievements and I am so grateful to each of them. An important development this year has been to move out of our Open Shelter project and move directly into 3 different slum areas in order to reach out to even more children and 6
(1) http://unicef.in/Story/1122/Education
women, with the greatest possible effect. At our three new Community Centres in Kolkata's slums, our team works with raising awareness and promoting children's rights. More than 90 out-of-school children from the slums now attend our school preparation course and receive a hot meal on a daily basis. Social and academic support to school going children is another important initiative to ensure that the children stay in school and are not used as labour or are married off as children. With statistics stating that 40 % of all children in India drop out of school before reaching class 8,1) our aim through this initiative is to keep children away from the streets and instead guiding and supporting them on the path to a brighter future through education.
Young women are now being empowered socially and financially with beautician skills at our newly opened project located in one of the slums where we have our community centre. These women all come from extremely low income families and are thrilled with the opportunity to learn and to help support their families. By helping the women discover their worth, talent and strength, and building their confidence we aim to fight the inequality and discrimination that too many women in India still face. India is considered the 4th most dangerous country to be a woman with an estimated 50 million cases of female infanticide or foeticide over the last 3 decades. And even a girl child who gets to live, risks child marriage and trafficking. 2)
1 October we held our 7th Charity Gala together with our main sponsor Copenhagen Marriott Hotel. It was an unforgettable evening, where we raised an amount that we had not dared dream of and which now has been sent off to the 6 projects we fundraised for. As our work in India is growing, there is an even greater need for support. In 2017 we will therefore have an increased focus on fundraising through events and corporate partnerships in order to continue our important work in India. LittleBigHelp can help ensure a brighter future for children and women thanks to your invaluable support to our projects and for that we would like to say thank you! With love and gratitude Lisbeth Johansen. Founder, LittleBigHelp
(2) http://www.theneweconomy.com/insight/10-of-the-most-dangerous-countries-to-be-a-woman
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Message from the Programme Director 2016 has been an important year for LittleBigHelp with many accomplishments to celebrate. It was an honor to witness when LittleBigHelp India Trust received an approval for Foreign Contribution Regulation Act from the External Affairs Department, Government of India. This accomplishment means that LittleBigHelp India Trust can directly receive foreign funds now. All our projects are therefore being shifted to a registration under LittleBigHelp India Trust from Bikash, who has been a faithful partner over many years, and an organization, which we will continue to collaborate with through out the coming years. 8
This year we provided emphasis on developing project specific strategic plans for assessing, with greater value, the results of our work, which in turn will be a continuous guide in all our projects for the next few years. The project specific strategic plans delevoped in clear templates are crucial in ensuring a unified understanding of the development objectivies throughout the entire organisation, from management level to implementation level and from the entire India team to the Denmark team. This year our team has constantly been developing innovative initiatives with effective and qualitative support
to the children as well as the women of the society. Conisdering our strengths and priorities we are now focusing on securing child protection, education and skill development for women. Through these three basic interventions LittleBigHelp directly supports 500 vulnerable women and children every single day towards a brighter future. Thanks to our transparent and qualitative interventions we have developed a trust worthy relationship with the local governance and also with likeminded organisations in the region. Through our regular implementation we focus on demontrating good practices in
the local communities in order to develop child friendly environments. Leadership opportunities exist at all levels of our learning organisation. We focus on strenghtening our team members by helping them discover their talents, giving them the space to practice, and grow. It is my pleasure to work for the marginalised in our society, and I am so grateful to our entire team, all individual donors and agencies for their continued and enormous support to LittleBigHelp. We could not do it without them. Warm greetings from Debasish Guha 9
Who We Are and What We Do LittleBigHelp works to create better opportunities for vulnerable children and women in West Bengal, India - each and every day. We work to secure basic child rights such as education and protection, along with women’s empowerment through skill development. We cannot help everybody, but our belief is that everybody can help some – and we do it! Each day in 2016, we helped more than 500 vulnerable children and women to a better every-day life and brighter future by working towards empowering them to make their own choices in life. 10
LittleBigHelp was established and registered as an NGO in Denmark in 2010 by Founder Lisbeth Johansen, who gave up her career as International Sales Director to pursue her dream of creating an NGO in India. In 2012, LittleBigHelp was registered in India and is operating as LittleBigHelp India Trust. LittleBigHelp raises funds predominantly in Denmark, and increasingly in India, which are spent on our projects in Kolkata that we design, manage and monitor.
Vision:
We cannot help everybody - but we can help some. And we do it!
Mission:
Working with complete honesty and transparency is essential in all our work. We work to keep administration costs at a minimum and thus rely on voluntary help and assistance from friends, family and our network who all wish to help us make a difference for the vulnerable children and women. Throughout 2016, Founder Lisbeth Johansen and Programme Director Debasish Guha have ensured the overall management of LittleBigHelp in both Denmark and India.
We change your little help into a big help for people in need.
Debasish Guha manages the projects and the team of 70 local team members in India on a daily basis with the assistance of local Project Managers. Programme Manager Rebekka Madsen and Fundraising and Events Manager Rikke Schrøder work between Denmark and India. 11
Boys’ Home In January 2014 we opened a longterm home for 35 former street connected boys. In our Home, the boys can start a new life away from the street with care, comfort, nutrition, education - and a place to call 'home' until they reach 18 years of age. We enroll them in the local school to secure them education and we structure their everyday life at the home with sports, music, drawing, meditation, playing games and other recreational activities. Our staff and skilled social workers also provide the boys with ongoing guidance and counseling about challenges faced in life and the special challenges these boys face throughout their life and how to cope with them. 12
A big thanks to all of you, the wonderful family of LittleBigHelp; It’s been a pleasure to meet you and we are grateful to have the chance to meet the children and to see your impressive work. This is a place for love, dreams and joy Kristine, Valentina & Andrei
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A total of 23 different field trips, recreational tours and out of house events were planned for the boys
In 2016...
A total of 33 boys
were living in Boys’ Home at the end of the year
42,410 meals
have been served throughout the year
All boys
are in enrolled in different extracurricular activities such as music, computer, gymnastics, football, drawing and creativity
Girls’ Home In October 2014, we opened a long-term home for 25 street connected and other vulnerable girls. In our Home, the girls have a chance to start a new life in a safe environment filled with care, comfort, nutrition and education – a place to call ‘home’ until they reach 18 years of age. We enrol them in local schools to secure them education and we structure their everyday life at the home with sports, music, drawing, meditation, play and other recreational activities with the purpose of mental, physical and social development. Our team at the Girls’ Home also provide the girls with on-going guidance and counselling about challenges faced in life and how 16
best to cope with them. It is especially important to offer help to girls in India, as they are extra vulnerable, even more than boys. Child marriage is not uncommon, and they risk being trafficked, raped or abused.
I share my wow! Experience with LittleBigHelp, wellmaintained, neat and clean and disciplined children. Keep it up - Tulsi Sinha Roy, Child Welfare Committee Kolkata
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4 new girls
moved into Girls’ Home and a total of 17 girls were therefore living in Girls’ Home at the end of the year
In 2016...
A total of 15 different field trips, recreational tours and out of house events were planned for the girls
All girls are
enrolled in different extracurricular activities such as music, dance, computer, karate, drawing and creativity
20,676 meals
have been served throughout the year
Learning Centre for Tribal Children In January 2014 we opened the Learning Centre for Tribal Children. The centre supports 80 youth coming from low-income families living in tribal villages in Bankura, West Bengal. The aim of the Centre is to give quality English training along with basic computer skills to less privileged tribal youth and promote and assist with education initiatives at the household as well as community level. Through the project we want to empower these youth with the skills that will both 20
increase their confidence and better equip them for their future job or further studies. 

 Through the project we hope to develop a group of students who can become agents of change and develop awareness among the community regarding the importance of education and literacy. 

In 2016...
80 students were provided with English and computer training 100% of the students passed the English course and the computer course 32 home visits were conducted to ensure continued support of parents towards their children’s education 2 career group counselling sessions and 2 exposure visits were arranged for the trainees to expand their knowledge about future possibilities regarding jobs and education.
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Community Centres In 2016 we opened 3 Community Centres in the slums of Ramkrishnapur, Santragatchi and Dumdum, where almost 100 children attend a school preparation course. After 6 - 12 months we enrol them in local schools. Hereafter we continue to offer social and academic support through tutoring and recreational activities for these school-going children. There are more than 11 million street-connected children in India, and it is estimated that 120,000 street children are in Kolkata where LittleBigHelp works. Through our work we address some of the underlying reasons for these statistics. Despite that primary education is compulsory and free in India, many children never attend school and many drop out after only a few years. 40 % drop out of school before reaching class 8. Without support and boundaries at home, 22
many of these children turn to the streets. On the streets the children are vulnerable and some find acceptance and ‘protection’ in gangs, some earn a little money, and others become addicted to glue. The longer the children have been involved in life on the street and in an addiction, the harder it becomes to help them out of that environment. Lack of education perpetuates the cycle of poverty and their chances of a brighter future. Our goal is therefore to work with both the local communities as well as the vulnerable children to promote a sustainable development. We will work to prevent even more children from becoming street children and we offer vulnerable children and families support, awareness, health care and education at our LittleBigHelp Community Centres with the goal of improving the entire family's living conditions.
In 2016...
We served 11,456 meals to the children at our Community Centres We provided a school preparation course for 112 children from the slums We assisted parents in the local slum communities, in enrolling 66 children in government schools to start or continue their education We ensured a health check for more than 346 children and adults through health camps and general doctor’s visits We conducted 32 community meetings in the slum communities to address child rights and child protection issues.
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Shalimar Pre and Primary School Shalimar School was opened in 2010, in the slum area of Shalimar, Howrah. Illiteracy in the local community is widespread and the opportunity for children to attend school and study for an education is very rare. The children of Shalimar come from impoverished families where the girls are encouraged to marry at a very early age and the boys are sent to work. The majority of these children never learn to read, write, or do simple arithmetic. All 100 boys and girls from the Shalimar School are provided with lunch every day from our 24
school kitchen where local women prepare the food. We also work with the local community and the children’s parents, educating them and informing them about the importance of sending their children to school every day instead of making them work. Through awareness campaigns and community development activities we ensure the participation of the local community, which is important to ensure a long term and sustainable development of the local community and thereby the future of the children.
In 2016...
22,495 lunch meals were served to the students in Shalimar School 1,054 educational materials were distributed 701 home visits were conducted to ensure continued support of parents towards their children’s education 15 students from Shalimar School were enrolled in Government Schools to continue their education in class V
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Skills Development Projects At our 3 Skills Development Projects marginalised women are empowered financially and socially. Through the projects, 42 women are enrolled in a skills training project with a focus on beautician training, jewellery making or tailoring, to equip them with the skills to start an income generating activity. 26
When a woman earns an income the entire family benefits and LittleBigHelp therefore has an increased focus on supporting women. At the projects the women also learn about their rights and receive support and counselling as many of the women are oppressed and experience abuse.
In 2016...
12 trainees completed a one-year Beautician Training course in Bankura and are now all earning money: 4 started their own business, 3 have been employed, and 5 are selfemployed 9 trainees completed a one-year tailoring and jewellery-making course in Kolkata and 8 are earning money through their new skills 12 women started a one-year Beautician Training course in Kolkata. Half were married while still minors, and as a result many of the trainees have only basic education.
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Centre for Special Education Since October 2013, LittleBigHelp has been supporting the Centre for Special Education – a school for 119 children and adolescents with special needs who would otherwise not be able to attend school or receive care. The Centre also provides a home for 15 of the older students of the school and currently 22 local team members are working on the project. The students come from impoverished tribal villages around Bankura, which is a town situated a few hours outside of Kolkata. Many of these children suffer from neglect, malnutrition, the
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prevalence of tribal superstition, ignorance and lack of awareness among the families and community members about special needs and the rights of children with special needs and challenges. Consequently they are marginalized and excluded from their community. The Centre works to provide ‘comprehensive rehabilitation programmes’ for these children to improve their quality of life and accelerate the process of mainstreaming them into the society.
The Centre therefore also offers vocational training and life skills education so that the students are given the right to choose what they want to do, based on their strengths and needs.
We strongly feel that the children with special needs have the need and right to decent work and to enjoy freedom, equity, social security and human dignity – just like any other child should.
They have unique differences and abilities and they have the right to the same educational, health, nutrition, protection and care opportunities. Some may require special support services, assisting devices or job modifications but these are essential investments compared to a lifetime of productivity and contribution.
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12 out of 18 children have achieved independent walking or walking with minimum help
In 2016...
35 out of 60 children have achieved independent toileting
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38 out of 50 children
have learnt to eat independently
15 out of 20 children
have learnt to do multiplication and division with double-digit numbers
25 out of 35 children
have learnt to do one vocational skill perfectly
Annual Charity Gala at Copenhagen Marriott Hotel Again this year, Copenhagen Marriott Hotel was the main sponsor, at LittleBigHelp's 7th successful Charity Gala on October 1 for the benefit of vulnerable children and women in India. The sold out gala evening resulted in a record high collection of 1,345,000 DKK through ticket sales, BetterNow donations, and a large auction over donated items. The 300 guests who had been lucky to secure a ticket could truly experience a ‘taste of India’ as Indian dance, song, drums, food, movies and decor culminated in the exciting program of the evening. In addition to hosting in their beautiful facilities, the Copenhagen Marriott Hotel also donated a delicious exclusive menu 32
consisting of an authentic Indian street food experience, while Holte Vine donated wines and Carlsberg donated beer and water. The Danish TV presenter, Jes Dorph-Petersen, contributed to the LittleBigHelp Gala for the fifth time as the evening's Master of Ceremony and Auctioneer, Kasper Nielsen, from Bruun Rasmussen Auctioneers of Fine Art, led the auction and secured high bid for the donated items. Several famous artists, including the popular Bollywood singer Anita Lerche together with Dhol United known from 'Denmark has Talent’, and the band Catbird created a fantastic atmosphere at the Gala. Everyone performed pro bono to support LittleBigHelp’s work. The auction consisted of both a
live auction in the ballroom and a silent auction in the foyer where guests had the opportunity to bid during breaks. Among the donated items for the auction were art by the famous Danish artist Kurt Westergaard, a Pelikan Chair from OneCollection, luxury cruises, hotel accommodations at d'Angleterre and jewellery from Shamballa Jewels and much more. Pictures, films and stories about the Indian street children's living conditions made great impressions
on the guests. Despite the serious purpose of the evening, the atmosphere was high and the details were festive, with Indian bindis for all the guests, meterhigh statues of Hindi gods, helium balloons with a print of the evening theme "Moments of Happiness", Photo Booth and a festive after party. We are already looking forward to our eighth consecutive Charity Gala on 30 September 2017.
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Thank you to Donors and Sponsors at the Charity Gala in Copenhagen Arndal Spa & Fitness www.arndalspa.dk
Copenhagen Marriott Hotel www.copenhagenmarriott.dk
Louise Grønlykke www.groenlykke.dk
Bomti Iyengar Gallery
Restaurant Amass www.amassrestaurant.com Trine Panum www.trinepanum.dk Anja Ekstrøm www.anjaekstroem.dk Top Line www.top-line.dk House of Change www.House-of-Change.dk Q Park www.q-park.dk Strømma www.stromma.dk Michelle Hviid www.michellehviid.dk Hotel Scandic Flesland Oslo www.scandichotels.no Café Sokkelund www.cafe-sokkelund.dk Hardeep Dhanjal www.hardeepscorner.com C & C Travel www.cctravel.dk Bean Bros www.beanbros.co
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Crowne Plaza Copenhagen Towers www.cpcopenhagen.dk Meyers Spisehus www.meyersspisehus.dk Nordic Seaplanes www.seaplanes.dk Kenny Aleksandr www.kennyaleksandr.com Air France www.airfrance.dk Taj Hotel www.taj51buckinghamgate.co.uk Hotel Castell Son Claret www.castellsonclaret.com Hotel Koldingfjord www.koldingfjord.dk Enough smykker www.enough.as Harman Kardon www.harmankardon.dk Mirabelle www.mirabelle-bakery.dk Small Danish Hotels www.smalldanishhotels.dk Restaurant Pony www.ponykbh.dk
Strangas Dessert Boutique www.strangas.dk
Vaffelbageren Nyhavn www.vaffelbageren.dk
Svaneke Bryghus www.svanekebryghus.dk
Copenhagen Marathon www.copenhagenmarathon.dk
Martin Pop www.martinpop.dk
Frisør Bech www.frisørbech.dk
Restaurant Brødrene Koch www.brodrenekoch.dk
Best Western www.bestwestern.dk
Fary Lochan www.farylochan.dk
Resturant Rasoi www.rasoi.dk
Tivoli www.tivoli.dk
Gazata www.gazata.dk
Smag Først www.smagfoerst.dk
Go4Love www.go4love.dk
Hummel www.hummel.net/DK
Galleri Arte Expo www.galleri-artexpo.dk/
Hot Yoga CPH www.hotyogacph.dk
Second Female www.secondfemale.dk
La Glace www.laglace.dk
Hotel Skarrildshus www.skarrildhus.dk
Duffy Bådudlejning www.duffyboats.dk
MayFair Hotel London www.themayfairhotel.co.uk
Lærke Lela Holmgaard
B&O Play www.beoplay.com
Nord By Thomsen www.nordbythomsen.com Buhl Fashion www.buhlfashion.dk Mentor Danmark www.mentordanmark.dk
Mond of Copenhagen www.mond.dk Mads Heindorf Jewellery www.madsheindorf.dk OneCollection www.onecollection.com
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Mingo Photo www.mingophoto.com
Kurt Westergaard www.galleri-draupner.dk
Hotel Skt.Petri www.sktpetri.com
Brøchner Hotels www.brochner-hotels.dk
Weber Grill Academy www.webergrillacademy.dk
Restaurant Guru www.guru.dk
Guldsmeden Hotels www.guldsmedenhotels.com
Blocs & Walls www.blocs-walls.dk
dbramante1928 www.dbramante1928.com
T-shirttrykkeren www.tshirttrykkeren.dk
Pamela Starbird, Starbird Words www.sorensolkaer.com/photographs/souls
Carlsberg www.carlsberg.dk
AC Hotel Bella Sky www.acbellaskycopenhagen.dk
Fyrkat Blomster www.fyrkatblomster.dk
Bruun Rasmussen Kunstauktioner www.bruun-rasmussen.dk
Smothbooth www.smoothbooth.dk
Shamballa Jewels www.shamballajewels.com
Holte Vinlager www.holtevinlager.dk
DFDS Seaways www.dfdsseaways.dk Scandic Copenhagen www.scandichotels.com
Michael Andersen www.mcproduction.dk
Bifrost Productions www.bifrostproductions.dk
Reklamebureauet MyMind www.mymind.dk
d'Angelterre www.dangleterre.dk
Getz Cool Media https://store.getzcool.dk/
Bolia.com www.bolia.com
Interbrands www.interbrandsnordic.com/
Københavns Lufthavne www.cph.dk/parkering
Kontra Kaffe www.kontracoffee.com
Azamara Club Cruise www.azamaraclubcruises.com
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Fotograf Wilfred Gachau www.wilfredgachau.com
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Special Thank You We would like to say a special thank you to Visuel IT who bought a corporate table at the Charity Gala in Copenhagen.
And finally a heartfelt thanks to Copenhagen Marriott Hotel for donating an amazing evening at the Charity Gala. Thanks to all the people involved, devoting their time and efforts and working so hard before and during the events to ensure a wonderful evening.
A Big Thank You to All Donors and Corporate Partners in 2016 We are deeply grateful for all the donations and support received throughout 2016 enabling us to continue and further develop our projects. The support has come from private individuals, foundations and corporations wanting to help us make a difference. In 2016 our amazing corporate partnerships have developed and they have been essential for LittleBigHelp’s growth, allowing us to reach out with quality help to more vulnerable children and women. We are grateful for their support, inspired by their generosity, and impressed by their corporate social responsibility.
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Corporate Partners
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Foundations
Network Collaborations
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Financial Summary LittleBigHelp has year after year increased its financial capacity to serve our purpose – and 2016 was no exception. Not only did we open 4 new projects, serve more than 97,000 meals at our projects and helped an average of 500 women and children per day towards their path to education and a better future – but we also secured the financial needs of the organization to extend our help to even more children and women in the coming years. We raised DKK 3,274,302 in 2016 In 2016, LittleBigHelp raised a record high DKK 3,274,302, which is an increase of 18 % compared to 2015, where DKK 2,769,523 was raised. This is largely thanks to the loyal generosity of our donors who have supported us year after year and to new contributors. The funds stem primarily from gifts and donations at the annual Charity Gala 2016, the seventh in a row, making it the main source of funding. In addition to our Charity Gala, we also experienced throughout 2016, a significant increase in contributions as part of our efforts to build strategic and long-term partnerships. Contributions arose from private individuals, corporations, corporate partnerships and from successful applications to foundations. All areas are important sources of income for LittleBigHelp and we want to develop these further over the coming years. Membership fees and other income account for 1.2 % of the total 2016 income, thus having little influence on the overall picture. This is an area that we want to develop and put increased focus on over the next year. LittleBigHelp – a growing organization LittleBigHelp has throughout its time working in India met initial objectives and numerous lessons have been learnt about what it takes to conduct development work in India under challenging conditions. With a desire to ensure high quality, transparency, increased focus on fundraising and to meet the increasing administrative tasks associated with a growing organisation, two employees are working primarily from Denmark. We are grateful to the many volunteers who help us throughout the year, especially in connection with our Charity Gala. A number of corporate partners donate their services and help us with a
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+504
3500 3000 2500
3,274
+373 2,770 2,396
2000 1500 1000 500 0
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2014 Gifts and donations
2015 2016 Membership fees and other income
number of administrative tasks making it possible for us to save money on otherwise outsourced tasks. Salary and administration costs amount to DKK 894,173 in 2016. DKK 2,774,582 allocated to support existing and new projects in 2016
increasing the quality of the services provided at our projects. Overall, LittleBigHelp starts 2017 with DKK 736,211 in surplus funds for new and existing projects for vulnerable women and children in West Bengal, India.
During 2016, DKK 2,774,582 was contributed to the new and on-going projects. In 2015 this figure was DKK 2,343,085, marking an
18 % increase. This is largely
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Extracts Financial Report 2016 LittleBigHelp 1 January 2016 - 31 December 2016 '000 DKK
2016
2015
2014
Donations Gifts and donations Membership fees and other income Received donations
3.235 2.719 2.364 39 51 32 3.274 2.770 2.396
Salary and administration
894 758 474
Result before interest
2.380 2.012 1.922
Interest
1 2 4
Net result
2.381 2.014 1.926
Result attributable to future donations
2.381 2.014 1.926
LittleBigHelp Balance sheet 31 December 2016 Assets Cash Other receivables Total Current Assets Total Assets
826 1.213 1.502 20 0 0 846 1.213 1.502
Equity and Liabilities
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Equity Equity Retained comprehensive income Equity
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Liabilities Provision for future donations Current liabilities Total liabilities
736 1.130 1.459 110 83 43 846 1.213 1.502
Total Equity and Liabilities
846 1.213 1.502
Indirect + Direct contributions to projects
2.775 2.343 1.191
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Contact Us If you wish to support our work we receive all donations with gratitude: Jutlander Bank, Store Torv 1 9500 Hobro, Denmark
Address in Denmark: Ahornsgade 1, kld. th., 2200 København N
Registration number: 9337 Account number: 0001502301 IBAN: DK9293370001502301 SWIFT: SHOBDK21
Address in India: 3E, Camac Court, 25B Camac Street, Kolkata-700016 CVR-Number/Registration Number in Denmark: 33234694 Trust Registration Number in India: IV-056162012 and 80G Tax Exemption
Graphic design and layout donated by MYMIND
Email: info@littlebighelp.com Phone Denmark: +45 24 8 558 58 Phone India: +91 84 20 04 76 09 Facebook: Facebook.com/ LittleBigHelp
For Indian currency donations: Account Name: LittleBigHelp India Trust. Account No. 914010034801160 Bank: Axis Bank Ltd Branch: Sarat Bose Road, Kolkata IFSC Code: UTIB0000411 Account type: Savings Please visit our website www. littlebighelp.com for more information on how to support us.
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