Dear Friends,

The quickest way to summarize the past year is simply to say: IT’S WORKING. The efforts you have supported through ChildVoice are making a differ-ence. Thank you.

In this Annual Report, we offer an overview on the crucial “Discoveries” that have taken place during the past five years of active service to the girls traumatized by the war in this region.

93% of the girls ChildVoice has served these last five years are back in their communities, raising their families, working in meaningful jobs, not dependent on aid or outside help. IT IS WORKING!

This effort you are a part of is in one of the world’s most challenging places. We long to move faster and to serve more girls – and sense that, with your support, such opportunities are just ahead.

For now, let me briefly highlight some major events of the past year:

We broke ground for a new therapeutic center for the girls in May! We visited ChildVoice graduates and were thrilled to see the lives they are living. We gave our medical center to the local district – allowing it to be locally owned & managed. Our board has expanded, growing in size and ability. We finished our fiscal year in the black!

As remarkable as the past year has been, we are most excited about the year ahead. Two major thoughts: 1) We must finish the new Lukome Center to enhance the effort in Uganda - and -2) We feel ready to respond to opportunities to serve similar groups in other war-torn areas.

We hope you enjoy reading this annual report and are encouraged knowing your support is making this work possible. We are grateful for your partnership in ‘restoring the voices of children silenced by war.’

Sincerely,

Conrad MandsagerPresident & CEO

Conrad Mandsager, pictured herewith Blessing, one of the manybeautiful children that ChildVoicesupports on a daily basis.

Making bricks.

AUDIENCE: Adolescent girls – especially girls with children themselves – are the most

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INTERVENTIONand young children who have suffered severe physical, psychological and material loss as a result of war. Assistance includes: psycho-social (trauma) and spiritual

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SETTING: Many similar programs (including those favored by large non-governmental

outcasts because of their status as poor, uneducated, unemployed, single mothers.

AFTERCARE

girls who have graduated from the ChildVoice program are back home, raising their

We are grateful for your support that has enabled these unique emphases on audience, intervention, setting and aftercare to work

Lukome Centre and respond to the opportunities we have to provide therapeutic communities in the Central African Republic,

Democratic Republic of Congo and Southern Sudan.

18 months of deliberate study, ChildVoice is pleased to present the following insights:

Restoring the Voices of Children Silenced by War.

P.O. Box 579 Durham, NH 03824 tel: (603) 842-0132 www.childvoiceintl.org

Sarah and her family todaySarah and her family today

Sarah and her family 1 year ago

Thank you for your generosity!

2012/2013 CHILDVOICE PROJECTED BUDGET: Giving Opportunities: $846,748

Program: $592,380

Management & General: $158,369

Fundraising: $ 95,999

2011-2012

2010-2011

Gifts Received $814,450*

Expenses$672,839

Gifts Received$503,999

Expenses$473,341

*To request a copy of our most recent audit statement, please contact ChildVoice: info@childvoiceintl.org (603) 842-0132

*Includes $100,000 pledgefor ChildVoice expansion.