This Year's Budgets

Our financial year runs from October to September every year, but our budgets run from March to February because that is when our Social Investments Funds were first established.  So we ended our third year of operations in October 2011, but our budgets are allocated through to February 2012.  Our new yearly budgets therefore commence in March 2012 and we are currently seeking funding for the projects and operational costs from March 2012-2013.

Please note that this is a 'working' document - it will be continually adjusted throughout the year according to the changing needs of the projects and operational costs.

Budget Forecasts for March 2012-2013

Monthly breakdowns are in the local currency, Indonesian Rupiah (IDR).  The exchange rate used at present is 13,000 IDR per £1, although rates are likely to fluctuate throughout the year.  For shorthand, ‘1 mil’ means 1 million Rupiah, which is equivalent to about £74.  GBP conversions have been rounded to the nearest £5 for ease of reading.

 

Slum School, Denpasar

Monthly Overheads:

Angie’s Salary (teacher) = 1.5 mil

Boni's Salary (teaching assistant) = 1.5 mil

Equipment = 300,000

Trips & Medical Support = 800,000

Fruit & milk = 500,000

Total per Month = 4.6 mil  

Cloths, vitamins, toys & books = provided by donors who visit the project

Total Annual Cost = 55.2 mil IDR / £4,245

 

Slum School, Makassar

Monthly Overheads:

Kindergarten Teachers F/T salary = 1 mil

Teacher’s P/T salary = 600,000

Food for the kids = 1 mil

Total per Month = 2.6 mil 

Plus flights, Visas and Taxis for 1 team member to visit every 3 months = 10 mil p/year

Cloths, vitamins, toys & books = hand delivered by SCF team thanks to donations

Total Annual Cost = 41.2 mil IDR / £3,170

 

The Sanctuary School

Monthly Overheads:

Sri’s salary = 1 mil

Equipment = 200,000

Total per Month = 1.2 mil

Total Annual Cost = 14.5 mil IDR / £1,110

 

The Sanctuary Running Costs

Monthly Overheads:

Security Gede & Putu = 1.5 mil

Gardener = 800,000

Helper = 600,000

Offerings = 150,000

2 Security dogs’ food & training = 1.5 mil

Total per Month = 4.5 mil

Total Annual Costs = 55 mil IDR / £4,200

 

Little orphanage, Makassar

Taking all 25 children on a trip home to visit their families

Cost = 39 mil / £3000 (Being funded by Laude International School in 2012)

 

Large Institute, Bali

Sanitary supplies for 150 children including soap, shampoo, washing powder, sanitary pads, toothpaste and tooth brushes = 1 mil / £75 per month

Total Annual Costs = 12 mil / £925

 

Micro Finance Scheme, Trash Mountain Makassar

5 loans of 2 mil each to families who need to repair their houses or start a small business

Total Annual Costs = 10 mil / £770

 

Salaries

Monthly Overheads:

Ayumas Ismayani, Projects Manager = 4 mil

Tatty Hartatik, Administrator and PA = 3 mil

Natalia, Founder & Director = works F/T for free

Alf Neuhaus, Logistics Co-ordinator = works P/T for free

Total per Month = 7 mil

Total Annual Costs = 84 mil IDR / £6,460

 

Running Costs

Monthly Overheads:

Car 1 = 3 mil

Petrol 1 = 1 mil

Petrol & phone credit Ayumas = 500,000

Petrol & phone credit Tatty = 300,000

Phone credit in Indonesia Natalia = 200,000

SCF office phone = paid for by Natalia Perry & Alf Neuhaus

Webhosting = paid for by Federico Garcia

Office Costs = none

Expences = none

Total per Month = 5 mil

Total Annual Costs = 60 mil / £4,615

 

Total Funding Required for March 2012-2013 = £28,500

We aim to raise the £28,500 budget via private donations from the general public and the Global Guardians’ Social Investment Funds. If you are interested in donating towards a particular project, or creating a Social Investment Fund to pay for an entire project, then please do get in touch! 

The budgets for the building work and operational costs at The Sanctuary can be found on the 'Sanctuary Budgets' page and are not included in this Budgeting Forecast. We are seeking funding for The Sanctuary from private high-net-worth individuals, schools, companies, larger NGOs and International Aid Funds.

 

 

  • Taking the children home
  • Slum School
  • Trading out of poverty
  • Microfinance
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