Transparency · 2018
FECU Social 2018
Summary of the 2018 annual report and financial statements. It was a year of growth: the number of people served rose by 60% and the study on the prevalence of child sexual abuse was presented.
The year in figures
Key figures
498
people given guidance because they had been victims or were supporting a victim
3,604
people in talks, workshops and courses
1,127
people from school communities in the Alianzas para la Confianza (the Foundation’s partnerships with schools)
30%
of adults in the Santiago Metropolitan Region were victims of sexual abuse in childhood, according to the Foundation’s study
167
million pesos in operating income
69%
of income came from donations
11
million pesos in deficit at year end
12
people on the team at year end
Executive Director
Message from the Executive Director
In 2018 the Foundation adjusted its support model and increased the number of people served by 60%. It reorganised the mutual support groups, with a coordinator and permanent facilitators, and took its training to more municipalities.
That year it presented the study on the prevalence of child sexual abuse, the result of two years of work: 30% of adults in the Santiago Metropolitan Region were victims of sexual abuse before the age of 18. The Observatory for Trust (Observatorio para la Confianza) delivered three technical reports on the specialised protection system and supported the opening of a family residence in Valparaíso.
The team drew up a short-, medium- and long-term strategic plan and refined the mission and vision. Staff grew from 7 to 12 people, and the Foundation committed to improving its team’s working conditions as well.
Executive Director, 2018: José Andrés Murillo Urrutia.
Results and impact
What was done in 2018
Support for victims
498 people given guidance, 60% more than in 2017: 62% were direct victims and the rest were family members, responsible adults or people close to them. Legal guidance and representation were provided.
Prevention and training
3,604 people in talks, workshops and courses in municipalities of Santiago and the south of the country, from Temuco to Castro.
Partnerships with schools
1,127 people from school communities. The protocols of the Liceo Carmela Carvajal de Prat, the Liceo Victorino Lastarria and the Liceo 7 girls’ school were validated.
Mutual support groups
43 participants. The model was redesigned that year, so the groups ran for only one semester.
Governance
Board of Directors 2018
The board had ten members.
| Name | Position |
|---|---|
| José Andrés Murillo Urrutia | Chair |
| James Hamilton Sánchez | Vice-Chair |
| Juan Pablo Hermosilla Osorio | Secretary |
| María Antonia Pellegrini Bebin | Treasurer |
| Juan Carlos Cruz Chellew | Board member |
| Fernando Paulsen Silva | Board member |
| Katherine Salosny Reyes | Board member |
| Carolina Schmidt Zaldívar | Board member |
| Alberto Etchegaray de la Cerda | Board member |
| Juan Sebastián Arteaga Satt | Board member |
Translation by Fundación Para la Confianza. In case of any difference, the Spanish version prevails. Spanish version.