Transparency · 2019
FECU Social 2019
Summary of the 2019 annual report and financial statements. The Foundation moved to a new home, opened Línea Libre (the Foundation’s helpline for children and young people) and doubled the number of people who asked for guidance.
The year in figures
Key figures
788
people given guidance because they had been victims or were supporting a victim
2,141
Línea Libre consultations between June and December
2,055
people from 16 school communities in the Alianzas para la Confianza (the Foundation’s partnerships with schools)
2,010
people in talks, courses and diploma programmes
239
million pesos in operating income
69%
of income came from courses, diploma programmes and consultancy
21
million pesos in deficit at year end
18
people on the team
Executive Director
Message from the Executive Director
2019 was a year of growth. The Foundation moved to the house at José Ramón Gutiérrez 269 provided by the Ministry of National Assets (Bienes Nacionales) and opened Línea Libre, a free, specialised remote service for children and adolescents that gave it a presence across the whole country.
The number of people who asked for guidance because they had been victims of sexual abuse in childhood doubled, and the record of each case was professionalised, in a secure and confidential way. The Alianzas para la Confianza matured with one more person on the team.
The next challenge was to consolidate what had been started, without losing quality while growing, and to publish research with the CUIDA Centre of the Universidad Católica. To look after the team during that growth, the Foundation set itself a team code of conduct (manual de convivencia) and weekly whole-team meetings.
Executive Director, 2019: José Andrés Murillo Urrutia.
Results and impact
What was done in 2019
Support for victims
788 people given guidance: 510 direct victims and the rest responsible adults or people close to them. In-person support in Santiago and online support for all of Chile and other countries.
Línea Libre
Opened in June. By December it had provided 2,141 effective consultations, out of 3,287 contacts, via the app, email and the 1515 number.
Prevention and training
Two editions of the diploma programme, with 71 people certified, and 14 free talks. The Alianzas para la Confianza reached 16 schools.
Mutual support groups
58 people took part. The second-semester group could not complete its process because of the social unrest (estallido social).
How people who received support rated it
In 361 surveys, those who received individual support gave it an average score of 6.96 on a scale of 1 to 7.
Governance
Board of Directors 2019
The board had eight 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 |
| Alberto Etchegaray de la Cerda | Board member |
| Katherine Salosny Reyes | 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.