NEW STAR KAFALA FY 2015 ANNUAL REPORT. OUTLINE Brief letter from President 2015 Accomplishments Key Programs Testimonials/Pictures Financial Summary Numbers.

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NEW STAR KAFALA FY 2015 ANNUAL REPORT

OUTLINE Brief letter from President 2015 Accomplishments Key Programs Testimonials/Pictures Financial Summary Numbers – Adoptions Completed Key Targets for 2016

PRESIDENT’S NOTE It is a pleasure for me to share with you New Star Kafala's services and accomplishments through New Star Kafala works with a mission to help every child have a loving and secure home, and to eliminate the causes of relinquishment and abandonment through advocacy, education and dissemination of resources. After three years of a rollercoaster ride, with five board members determined to overcome whatever challenges came their way, New Star Kafala is now established as the first Muslim non-profit international adoption agency that would provide ethical, cost effective, and sharia compliant adoption services in the USA. The most significant achievement was receiving the Hague accreditation from the Council on Accreditation in July 2015, that gives us autonomy to serve our clients. With an aim to providing a better future to children, we initiated several enrichment programs with our partner institutions in Morocco. We are building partnerships with several Islamic institutions and community organizations in US to expand our outreach, education and advocacy for serving the needs of the orphans in the Muslim Ummah. May Allah bless our efforts to work together for a better future for all children, InshaAllah. Wafa Bennani President of the Board of Directors

2015 ACCOMPLISHMENTS  Finalized name change to New Star Kafala  Received Reauthorization from New York State Office of Children and Family Services  Achieved Hague accreditation through Council on Accreditation (COA)  Opened Pakistan Program  Opened our Foster Care Awareness program  Established Reporting System on NSK Kafala children to Moroccan Embassy

KEY PROGRAMS  Morocco Kafala Program  Pakistan Kafala Program  Foster Care Advocacy Program  Charity Programs- Basics, Educational Sponsorships, Institutionalized Children Enrichment, Helping Orphans Progress Emotionally (H.O.P.E.)

FINANCIAL SUMMARY Consolidated Balance Sheet – Assets Checking/Savings$67, Accts Receivable$11, Other Assets$2, Total Assets$82, Liabilities & Equity Current Liabilities$5, Long Term Loans$9, Total Liabilities$14, Total Equity$67, Total Liabilities & Equity$82, Profit & Loss Statement 2015 Income Direct Public Support$66, Investments Interest$25.96 Program Income$91, Total Income$158, Expenses Business Expenses$9, Contract Services$48, Operation Expenses$11, Insurance$2, Payroll$60, Travel & Meetings$7, Total Expense$140, Net Income$17,720.55

SERVICES IN 2015 Adoptions completed Clients in process Morocco1510 Pakistan33 ProgramChildren benefitedServices provided BasicsRabat: 130 Mekness: 112 Casablanca: 67 Aljadija: 34 Fes: 56 Tangier Rabat: One week food supply Mekness: Coats/shoes for 12 children,100 jump ropes Casablanca: One month dry Milk supply for 0 to 3 years olds Aljadida: One Month supply of food Fes: One month supply of food and basic cleaning supplies 20 eye therapy for near blind 3 years old EnrichmentFes: children celebrated Eid-ul-Fitr and Eid-ul-Adha 35 children in biweekly activities and attended summer camp SponsorshipMekness: 12 Fes: 7 Mekness: 12 children registered in private school for 2015/2016 year Fes: 4 children registered in private school for 2015/2016 year 5 children received private tutoring H.O.P.EMekness: 2020 children benefitting from private emotional and physical therapy

TESTIMONIALS “Thank you New Star Kafala for helping make our dreams come true. New Star Kafala help us arrange the travel process and coordinated our visit with a knowledgeable guide. The staff was always willing and able to help us out with any questions or concerns we had.” – Zubair Family “I cannot say enough about New Star Kafala program and their team of staff and volunteers who work tirelessly for the benefit of the countless orphans that need a good Muslim home. Without them, our family would not be complete.” – Ummer Family “New Star Kafala is an amazing organization. They have a dedicated team of staff members that go above and beyond to make the Kafala process as smooth as possible, both in the U.S. & in Morocco. My husband, son & I just got back from Morocco with a baby boy and we could not be happier with how streamlined and organized everything was.” – Muzaffar Family

KEY TARGET FOR 2016  Open 2 – 3 new programs in Morocco  Open “Waiting Child Program” for older and special needs children  Increase numbers of placements by 50%  Hire Additional Social Worker  Establish on-the –ground support for clients in Pakistan  Work with Additional Orphanages and Organizations in Pakistan  Accept placement cases for relative children in other Islamic Countries  Develop Foster Care Advocacy network  Host first Annual New Star Kafala Reunion with Pakistani families included