1. Shakti Samuha, Nepal Safehouse and reintegration centre $HKD Grants To Date0 Grant 201295,000 (Shortfall in Shakti Budget) Requested Budget of USD12,188: This amount would be spent as follows*:  Programme costs (e.g. food cost/ medical/ activities self expression/ vocational training/ school support etc: 48.17%  Advocacy and networking: 1.29%  Salaries (e.g. project coordinator, project officer, parasocial worker): 28.75%  Capital cost (e.g. kitchen equipment etc): 1.29%  Support costs (e.g. rent, stationary, central office support) 20.49% % Based on Shakti's overall budget summary 2011-2012 of approx USD42,000 per annum.

2. RECOVERY & REINTEGRATION A new start for girl victims of child sexual abuse and exploitation Shakti Samuha Pokhara, Nepal

3. Shakti Samuha Protection Recovery Reintegration Two criteria for support at Shakti Samuha : 1. Under 18 years age 2. Victim of sexual abuse or sexual exploitation / at imminent risk Girls who fit these criteria can be immediately taken into the protection of the emergency shelter. To date not one girl has been turned away.

4. Services Protection/Emergency Shelter Counseling and legal support Social skills, life skills and awareness Family Reintegration Training, employment and independent living support Referrals to long-term residential support (as a last resort when family or independent reintegration not possible)

5. Snapshot of Achievements Supported > 500 trafficking survivors Trafficking prevention activities have reached est. 10,000 women and girls Set up the 1 st ever shelter home run by- and for trafficking survivors in South Asia (currently operate 3 shelters) President Shakti Samuha, Ms. Chari Maya Tamang was presented 'Hero acting to end modern day slavery award' (US State Dept'11)

6. Psychosocial Support from Committed Staff who understand the girls’ situations & perspectives

7. Opportunities for recovery through recreation and self-expression

8. Strength from Togetherness “When I lived with my employer, I had no friends and felt lonely. I was sexually abused on a regular basis. Now I am with friends who understand. I know that I am not the only one who has faced these problems. We are all branches of the same tree.” 17 year old victim of sexual abuse, former domestic child labourer