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100% for a human asylum policy 02/225 44 00 info@vluchtelingenwerk.be http://www.vluchtelingenwerk.be PDF version Make a donation Project info Mission Vluchtelingenwerk Vlaanderen (Flemish Refugee Action) supports people fleeing war, violence or persecution. Vluhtelingenwerk works closely with about 30 member organisations and can count on hundreds of volunteers. Together they lobby policy-makers and raise awareness with the wider public. Its work is diverse and ranges from high quality reception, housing and education, to employment and integration. Vluchtelingenwerk supports everyone who supports refugees and asylum seekers. What do they do? Defend the right to seek asylum Everybody who lives in fear of violence, persecution or war has the right to refuge. Vluchtelingenwerk raises awareness of the global plight of refugees. Using powerful stories and accurate information, Vluchtelingenwerk explains why people flee and demonstrates how Europe and Belgium can best protect refugees. Protect the rights of anyone who seeks asylum in our country Vluchtelingenwerk acts as a watchdog, monitoring the treatment of asylum seekers and refugees in our country. Universal human rights lie at the heart of everything it does. The organization evaluates asylum policies, makes recommendations for improvement and, if need be, takes legal action to ensure the rights of these vulnerable groups are protected. Furthermore, Vluchtelingenwerk protects and enhances refugees opportunities for integration in our society. Support to everyone who supports refugees and asylum seekers Training sessions, analysis, and the Refugee Info Desk are only some examples of how Vluchtelingenwerk supports lawyers, workers and volunteers. The organization also develops a range of tools and methodologies that can be used by teachers and aid workers. Work in partnership to protect refugees Vluchtelingenwerk is a movement. It rallies organizations and individuals and creates momentum to make a real difference for refugees and asylum seekers. With 36 members and 35 voluntary groups, Vluchtelingenwerk raises its voice, endeavours to improve service delivery and develops policy recommendations. It brings people together, creating opportunities for encounters and dialogue. What you can do to help? Volunteer with us You don t mind rolling up your sleeves? You can join one of our grassroots volunteering groups or join us in our office in Brussels. Monitor our job opportunities on Vluchtelingenwerk.be/vacatures or register to become a volunteer on vluchtelingenwerk.be/word-vrijwilliger. Take action Organise a welcoming initiative and register it online on gastvrijegemeente.be. Join our Refugee Chefs or Tour Guides and experience an unforgettable Team Day with your colleagues (vluchtelingenwerk.be/teamdagen). Donate As a not-for-profit organisation we need your support more than ever to ensure our independence and high-quality service delivery. A one-off donation? A monthly gift? The proceeds of a birthday party? Every cent counts. 40 euro will help 20 asylum seekers in our Startpunt where we offer soup and information to asylum seekers on their first day in Belgium 100 euro provides a young refugee with an unforgettable summer camp 250 euro allows a team of experts to answer all sorts of questions from lawyers, assistants and volunteers who are helping refugees. Follow us Do you want to stay abreast of our latest news, training or job opportunities? Register to receive our monthly newsletter and follow us on media.

General information Board of directors Daily management Lucas Destrijcker, Liefke Dolmans, Leo Dyckmans, Josée Goethals, Sarah Lamote, An Huybrechts, Paul Pataer, Tetty Rooze en Anne Van Lancker. Rein Antonissen and Charlotte Vandycke Founded in 1987 Number of full-time equivalent employees(fte) 29 Number of volunteers 150 Account number(s) Fiscal certificate Newsletter BE06 5230 8056 2922 - please mention 'via donorinfo.be' Will be issued for donations reaching a total amount of 4 during the calendar year e-fugee, monthly Financial information 2016 Audit info : These figures result from the annual accounts which have been audited by Mazars, auditor IBR-IRE. Costs 2016 Proceeds 2016 Total = 2.732.209 (100%) Total = 2.698.764 (100%) 4.1% 65.2% 13.9% 1.5% 71.4% 25.8% Proceeds from, sponsorships or events 1.3% 379.952 695.427 Fundraising 16.34 Information, awareness raising and education 103.919 Proceeds from, sponsorships or events70 35.41 Overheads 61 339.759 62 1.780.801 73 1.926.246 61.86 40.009 10.947 1.085 Financial 65 36.883 588 Exceptional 66 1.748 Total 2016 2.732.209 Total proceeds 2016 2.698.764 Balance : -33.445 Assets 2016 Liabilities 2016 811.774 864.538 3.218.11 3.165.346 Total assets 2016 4.029.884 Total liabilities 2016 4.029.884 The available amounts on 31/12/2016 are 52.764. The available amounts are defined as the difference between the current assets and the sum of debts and provisions.

2015 Audit info : These figures result from the annual accounts which have been audited by Mazars, auditor IBR-IRE. Costs 2015 Proceeds 2015 Total = 2.412.129 (100%) Total = 2.722.111 (100%) 14.9% 63.2% 10.5% 7.8% 69.4% 21.8% Proceeds from, sponsorships or events 0.9% 252.69 594.559 Fundraising 5.177 Information, awareness raising and education 41.033 Proceeds from, sponsorships or events70 24.798 Overheads 61 228.97 62 1.523.985 73 1.890.499 289.75 31.556 36.033 318 183 Financial 65 36.206 176.038 Exceptional 66 2.444 Total 2015 2.412.129 Total proceeds 2015 2.722.111 Balance : 309.982 Assets 2015 Liabilities 2015 855.548 897.985 2.902.409 2.859.972 Total assets 2015 3.757.957 Total liabilities 2015 3.757.957 The available amounts on 31/12/2015 are 42.437. The available amounts are defined as the difference between the current assets and the sum of debts and provisions.

2014 Audit info : These figures result from the annual accounts which have been audited by Mazars Bedrijfsrevisoren, auditor IBR-IRE. Costs 2014 Proceeds 2014 Total = 2.449.588 (100%) Total = 2.453.964 (100%) 10.6% 67.6% 10.8% 6% 3% 90.6% 264.60 72.796 Fundraising 3.788 Information, awareness raising and education 110.785 Proceeds from, sponsorships or events70 9.504 Overheads 61 156.306 62 1.655.217 73 2.223.361 59.614 144.186 291 549 Financial 65 34.731 3.567 Exceptional 66 164.257 Total 2014 2.449.588 Total proceeds 2014 2.453.964 Balance : 4.376 Assets 2014 Liabilities 2014 896.924 588.002 1.841.15 2.150.071 Total assets 2014 2.738.074 Total liabilities 2014 2.738.073 The available amounts on 31/12/2014 are -308.921. The available amounts are defined as the difference between the current assets and the sum of debts and provisions.

2013 Audit info : These figures result from the annual accounts which have been audited by Mazars, auditors. Costs 2013 Proceeds 2013 Total = 2.382.396 (100%) Total = 2.390.576 (100%) 3.8% 75.4% 12.8% 20.5% 1.2% 78% 304.527 28.227 Fundraising 4.794 Information, awareness raising and education Proceeds from, sponsorships or events70 7.005 Overheads 61 185.512 62 1.796.988 73 1.864.676 52.396 481.331 212 75 Financial proceeds 556 Financial 65 32.769 8.781 Exceptional 66 5.198 Total 2013 2.382.396 Total proceeds 2013 2.390.576 Balance : 8.18 Assets 2013 Liabilities 2013 939.789 584.432 1.529.066 1.884.423 Total assets 2013 2.468.855 Total liabilities 2013 2.468.855 The available amounts on 31/12/2013 are -355.357. The available amounts are defined as the difference between the current assets and the sum of debts and provisions.

2012 Audit info : These figures result from the annual accounts which have been audited by Mazars, auditors. Costs 2012 Proceeds 2012 Total = 2.647.489 (100%) Total = 2.750.593 (100%) 1% 70.4% 19% 20.3% 2.5% 77.1% 501.744 68.471 Fundraising 61.185 Information, awareness raising and education 12.884 Proceeds from, sponsorships or events70 2.963 Overheads 61 179.655 62 1.865.119 73 2.121.083 15.65 635/638 Provisions for losses and expenses 451.415 3.064 1.308 Financial 65 3.12 105.353 Exceptional 66 5.068 Total 2012 2.647.489 Total proceeds 2012 2.750.593 Balance : 103.104 Assets 2012 Liabilities 2012 875.109 576.251 2.760.167 3.059.025 Total assets 2012 3.635.276 Total liabilities 2012 3.635.276 The available amounts on 31/12/2012 are -298.858. The available amounts are defined as the difference between the current assets and the sum of debts and provisions.

2011 Audit info : These figures result from the annual accounts which have been audited by Mazars, auditors. Costs 2011 Proceeds 2011 Total = 2.359.179 (100%) Total = 2.476.303 (100%) 0.8% 78.4% 13.2% 14% 2.6% 83.1% 311.237 65.123 Fundraising 9.296 Information, awareness raising and education 2.944 73 Membership fees Proceeds from, sponsorships or events70 4.427 61 Overheads 169.191 70 Proceeds from services to beneficiaries 62 1.848.663 73 2.059.034 630/634 Depreciations and amortizations 16.041 635/638 Provisions for losses and expenses 74 Other operating proceeds 341.423 74 6.296 65 Financial 1.382 76 Exceptional proceeds Exceptional 66 351 Total 2011 2.359.179 Total proceeds 2011 2.476.303 Balance : 117.124 Assets 2011 Liabilities 2011 24.286 473.146 1.515.209 1.066.349 Total assets 2011 1.539.495 Total liabilities 2011 1.539.495 The available amounts on 31/12/2011 are 448.86. The available amounts are defined as the difference between the current assets and the sum of debts and provisions.