2017 ANNUAL REPORT

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Letter from the President p. 1

Overview p. 2

2017 Projects p. 4

Complementary Programmes p. 17

Corporate Social Responsibility p. 19

Community-Engaged Art p. 20

Facts & Figures p. 21

Help Us Brighten Lives p. 27

Selected Press Articles p. 28

Dear Donors, Dear Friends and Supporters,

Being alone in a room with bare walls is a very frightening experience. The walls become blank

canvases, upon which children, adolescents and even adults may impose their fears. As we know,

visual art has a profound effect on the human psyche and makes a positive impact on the

emotional state of patients, residents, caregivers and staff. Helping to direct their thoughts to

more soothing associations is a useful adjunct to the healing process and to well-being in general.

Since 2008 we have been building collaborative partnerships with local institutions all over

Europe. Bringing together healthcare institutions, academic institutions, schools, artists, local

communities and generous donors, we work toward our vision of a world in which illness,

accidents and difficult circumstances become a less traumatic and fearful experience thanks to

a reassuring and welcoming atmosphere.

Thanks to our generous donors, in 2017 we have been able to complete therapeutic murals in 18

wards (with 85% of follow-up projects) across 4 countries, bringing us to a total of 160 projects

in 14 countries, and brightening the lives of 3.1 million children, adolescents and adults since

our creation.

The artists created each time bespoke projects, to meet the needs of patients, residents and staff

members. For example we created gigantic murals and pictogrammes to support the integration

and well-being of residents living in the largest refugee centre in Switzerland. We also used

magnetic paint to make our paintings more interactive and make sure they served as storytelling

tools in a home for polyhandicapped adults.

Finally, we continued our efforts to engage the next generation and local community in our

mission through our Kids4Kids Programme, our Corporate Social Responsibility Programme and

some local events such as Celebrate Childhood or the American International Club of Geneva

Thanksgiving Dinner.

As we move forward to 2018 and beyond, we are proud of what we have accomplished in 2017

and excited about the future. We remain very grateful to the energetic team for their

commitment with all projects. Our deepest gratitude and admiration go to the artists for their

talent, dedication and enthusiasm.

Jean-Charles RoguetPresident

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LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT

Our mission: brightening lives

Clinical environment in any type of healthcare centre can provoke fear and disarray among patients and

residents. Our vision is a world in which illness, accidents and aging become a less traumatic and

fearful experience thanks to an institution’s reassuring and welcoming atmosphere.

We use music and art to improve healing and promote well-being, in social and medical institutions

where children or adults spend time away from home.

Our impact: increasing well-being

Over 650 scientific publications and years of experience have shown that the environment has a huge

impact on patients’ recovery and wellbeing. Through our paintings we help to:

Our methodology: bespoke projects

Our team of artists paint therapeutic murals based on the principles of art therapy and evidence-

based design in hospitals, special needs institutions, orphanages, psychiatric centres and nursing

homes. This improves the well-being of the patients, residents, families and staff.

We always work in close collaboration with the staff of the chosen institution to create a project fully

adapted to their needs. The result is a tailored-made project achieved in a quick, efficient and cost-

effective manner.

Brighten and improve working conditions (reported by 100% of staff): a welcoming

environment has a positive influence on the treatment of patients and wellbeing of the staff

(their motivation is increased, there is less running and shouting).

Reduce anxiety (reported by 89% of patients, families and staff): a soothing atmosphere

brings comfort to patients and their families (patients are less agitated, children cry less).

Encourage interaction (reported by 96% of staff) and improve communication (reported

by 91% of families): caregivers use the murals as a storytelling tool to engage with the

patients, communicate, stimulate, orient, and explain any planned activities (children are

distracted during treatments, older patients are stimulated).

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OVERVIEW

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2017 AT A GLANCE

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7

18

countries

artists

wards

Anouk is a determined

and loving girl with

special needs who

thrives when in a

reassuring environment.

She brightens the lives

of all those who meet

her and inspires us to

carry our mission to

create soothing environ-

ments for all patients

and residents.

OVERVIEW

OUR STORY

OUR VALUES

EMPATHY

CREATIVITY

IMPACT

Anouk Foundation supports the Sustainable Development Goals.

SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS

Soothing and educational tool

Before After

Institution Ostschweizer Kinderspital (partner since 2012)

Location St. Gallen - Switzerland

Wards enhanced Paediatric Day Care and Radiology wards

Residents per year 24’500 (1’500 Day Care + 23’000 Radiology)

Donor Private donor

A soothing environment in the Day Care

ward, where children wake up from

anaesthesia.

A reassuring atmosphere in the meeting

rooms where parents and staff discuss the

patients’ care.

Education and humour in Radiology

rooms, where the artists created engaging

murals with vibrant characters to distract

young patients during procedures.

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2017 PROJECTS

“The project makes a significant contribution to create a pleasant atmosphere in our hospital, in which

patients, family members and staff feel a sense of well-being. The children, families and we ourselves

delight every day in your beautiful murals! They are a true gem in our children’s hospital.”

Brigitta Oertle, Head of Nursing, Children’s Hospital St. Gallen

REASSURRING

Entrance - pillars

Our aim was to welcome and

reassure families. The artists

designed stories with the spirit of

helping others. In the seminar rooms

the team created inspiring murals

around keywords to motivate the

staff. In the staircase, people now

see famous paintings with a little

Anouk twist to lighten the mood!

Institution Royal Hospital for Children (partner since 2016)

Location Glasgow - UK

Environments enhanced Entrance hall, main staircase, seminar rooms

Patients per year 168’000

Donor Glasgow Children's Hospital Charity

“The pillars and staircase in the main atrium of the hospital were transformed into warm, cheerful, friendly and

age-appropriate designs incorporating NHSGGC values of comfort, joy, love, nurturing, teamwork, listening, caring,

playing, family and safety. For many children and their families, the main atrium is their first experience of a

hospital environment, and it was really important for the Charity that this space created a reassuring impression

for children of all ages.”

Glasgow Children’s Hospital Charity Consolidated Report and Financial Statements 2017

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2017 PROJECTS

Anouk Gallery - main staircase

WELCOMING

The goal was to create interactive

murals to reduce stress for the young

patients about to undergo surgery.

We created a photographic who's

who of the staff, painted the corridors

with positive lyrics and created

playful door signs.

Photographic who’s who of the staff

Institution Hôpital Necker-Enfants malades (partner since 2014)

Location Paris - France

Ward enhanced Paediatric Visceral Surgery ward

Patients per year 3’000

Donor Fondation Obélisque, private donors

Door sign

Music takes over the corridors

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2017 PROJECTS

DAYDREAMING

Corridor before… …and after

Institution Inselspital (partner since 2016)

Location Bern - Switzerland

Ward enhanced Paediatric Emergency ward

Patients per year 20’000

Donors Inselspital, La Vaudoise, private donor

For this project, the medical

team chose to depict a vibrant

underwater world to soothe and

distract young patients who are

scared and agitated.

Fun and soothing scene to distract patients

“Thank you, our newly renovated ward benefits from a unique underwater world. Parents can distract

their children through the murals when unpleasant procedures are imminent. The fun drawings make

waiting for treatment less frightening.

Nurses and medical staff now use the murals as a tool to engage with anxious patients.”

Martina Gfeller, Head Nurse Paediatric Emergency ward, Inselspital

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2017 PROJECTS

DEDRAMATISING

Geneva canton Neuchâtel canton

Institution Tattes Accomodation Centre (partner since 2016)

Location Geneva - Switzerland

Environment enhanced 12 oustide buildings

Residents per year 650

Donors Fondation Pro Victimis, Fondation André et Cyprien, Trafigura Foundation, Fondation Sesam

This is the largest home for

refugees in Switzerland. The

artists, including a former refugee,

created 12 gigantic murals on the

outside buildings with the help of a

few residents and under the

watchful eye of the children.

Several Swiss cantons are depicted

with the aim to make the residents

feel welcome.

Sharing privileged moments with young residents8

2017 PROJECTS

https://youtu.be/AZ5Xe4E4IUU

“Bringing colour in collaboration with the residents was an obvious choice for us to give them joy. The change

brought by the murals really is impressive, they completely transformed the atmosphere of this place for residents

and the people who work here.”

Gabriel Phelippeau, Director of the Tattes Collective Accomodation Centre, Hospice général

INTEGRATING

Cleaning the kitchen

Cleaning the shower

Institution Hospice général (partner since 2016)

Location Geneva - Switzerland

Use All Hospice général centres

Residents per year 5’300

Donors Fondation Pro Victimis, Fondation André et Cyprien, Trafigura Foundation, Fondation Sesam

We were asked to create a set of

pictogrammes to illustrate the local

rules of sharing living space. The

artists worked hand in hand with

residents and staff of the Tattes

Accomodation Centre and we later

had them checked by UNHCR since

Hospice général is using them in all

Geneva centres for migrants and

refugees.

Brainstorming and editing with residents and staff

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2017 PROJECTS

Respecting your neighbours’ sleep

EDUCATIONAL

Institution Hôpital de Loëx (partner since 2014)

Location Geneva - Switzerland

Ward enhanced Rehabilitation ward

Occupied beds per year 105

Donors Fondation privée des HUG, private foundation

We chose themes, scenes and colours which

help patients and families find their way

across 4 different floors, stimulate the

appetite and encourage dynamism.

“Every day, the murals soothe, relax and create

aspirations for our patients. Sometimes they

help start a conversation, the atmosphere is

reassuring and luminous and the colours help

patients find their way.”

Dr. Christophe Graf, Head of the Rehabilitation

ward, HUGBringing the outside inside

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2017 PROJECTS

Before After

Calming yet lively scene

NURTURING

Whales playing in the waiting room

Before After

Institution Stadtspital Triemli (partner since 2008)

Location Zürich - Switzerland

Ward enhanced Klinik für Kinder und Jugendliche - Paediatric and Neonatology ward

Patients per year 30’000

Donor Stiftung Laurenz für das Kind

The staff defined the needs and

priorities of the ward and chose to

depict an underwater world with fun

marine wildlife to distract anxious

patients and parents.

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2017 PROJECTS

“Thank you for having transformed our waiting rooms into wonderful dream worlds. The children

coming in here usually have pain and are fearful of what will happen next to them. The joyful

murals allow the children to dive into a fun underwater world, which helps greatly distract the

children in these difficult moments.”

Aurelia Mazzi, Head of Care of the Children's Clinic, Stadtspital Triemli

STORYTELLING

Before After

Institution Clair Bois-Gradelle (partner since 2012)

Location Geneva - Switzerland

Environment enhanced 4 apartments

Lifelong residents 24

Donors Fondation Clair Bois, Clarins, 2017 Cyclotour donors

We created a welcoming, friendly and

interactive environment for the

polyhandicapped residents who live in this

institution. The staff chose a different theme

for each apartment: Brito, planet Earth, travel,

nature and poetry. The artists used magnetic

paint so the residents and staff could make

the murals evolve.

Magnetic characters touring the world

“The Anouk artists worked hand in hand with the

residents and staff to develop a story in each

apartment, bearing in mind the specificity of an

intergenerational centre. The murals are

interactive and serve as a playful vector of

communication.”

Christian Ramondetto, Director, Clair Bois-Gradelle

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2017 PROJECTS

Bringing generations together

INTERACTIVE

Before After

Institution Centre Neuchâtelois de Psychiatrie

Location Neuchâtel - Switzerland

Environment enhanced Day Care Centre

Patients per year 1’200

Donor Fondation de Préfargier

The goal of this project was to put

patients’ focus on landscapes which

help them daydream and relax.

The artists painted peaceful

landscapes and illustrated the

seasons through forest, mountain

and country sceneries.

Peaceful lake

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2017 PROJECTS

“The murals create a reassuring environment, which reduces the anxiety of the patients and allows them to forget for a moment the reason of their disarray, as a sort of magic thought, these murals are a vector of

well-being. We found that the paintings on the walls encourages conversations and interaction, exerting a positive ambience also on the caregivers.

The transformation of the Day Care Centre helps everyone feel less stressed.”

Emmanuelle Garnier, Treatment Director, Centre Neuchâtelois de Psychiatrie

REASSURING

Carole at work

Typical Basque landscape Soothing colours and flora to appease residents

Institution Le Nid Marin

Location Hendaye - France

Environment enhanced Special Needs Education Centre and Home

Residents per year 75

Donors Carigest SA

The Special Needs Education Centre treats

children and adolescents suffering from

intellectual disability, sometimes with personality

disorders, motor and sensory impairment and severe

communication disorders. The Special Needs Home

provides care to mentally-impaired adults who require

constant individual human and technical care.

The murals contribute to reduce patients’ anxiety and

psychological pain, to regulate their behavioural

disorders, and improve the well-being of families and

staff. To create a welcoming and reassuring

atmosphere, the artists created soothing murals

with local landscapes, fauna and flora.

“We are very grateful to you for bringing joy and happiness in those premises where our loved ones are

being cared for various health issues, especially autism… Thank you from the bottom of our heart for all the

good this project can bring to people with disabilities!”

Russo Bab, Parent

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2017 PROJECTS

SOOTHING

Young patient enjoying this mural

Institution Inselspital (partner since 2016)

Location Bern - Switzerland

Ward enhanced Paediatric Imaging ward

Patients per year 22’000

Donors Inselspital, La Vaudoise, Fondation Johanna Dürmüller-Bol, private donor

The medical staff chose to feature

travel references to help children

escape their current circumstances and

imagine adventures in countries like

Switzerland, England, Mexico, Egypt

and China.

The artists also created educational

murals to explain procedures to young

patients in a fun way and reduce their

fears of medical equipment.Storytelling and educational tool for patients

Murals help to distract anxious patients

“The children who visit us look at the murals, discover details and we use the paintings to distract them. We

are particularly pleased with one mural where a group of giraffes, pictured side by side as in a film sequence,

are drinking radiocontrast agent and illustrate the contrast agent's journey through the body. This always

arouses curiosity and brings a playful aspect into the examination.”

Dr. Rainer Wolf, Head of Paediatric Radiology, Inselspital

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2017 PROJECTS

EDUCATIONAL

Remembering Alice in Wonderland

Institution Hosp. Univ. La Paz (partner since 2008)

Location Madrid - Spain

Ward enhanced Haematology Day Care Centre

Patients per year 9’000

Donors Fondation ARPE, Europ Assistance

We worked in the long corridors and big

treatment room where young patients are cared

for. The artists reinterpreted famous movie scenes

and characters to create a storytelling tool for

parents and staff, distract children and reduce

fear. Soft colours create a soothing atmosphere

while murals bring smiles to children and adults

alike with their humour and tenderness.

Star Wars characters having a barbecue

“It is proven by psychologists that the murals reduce the anxiety of the children, but they also help the parents

a lot. Hospitals are not pleasant places for anyone. (...) If you are placing an IV in a child or you need to give

them a test that scares them, it helps a lot to distract them with the paintings on the walls.”

Dr. Ana Sastre, Chief of Haematology and Paediatric Oncology, Hospital Universitario La Paz

Murals open a pathway to a magical world

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2017 PROJECTS

STORYTELLING

Creative community service

Programme Kids4Kids

Partner International School of Geneva

Beneficiary Tattes Accomodation Centre - Hospice général - Geneva - Switzerland

Participants 50 students

Engagement Service and Action (MYP)

Young students created welcoming messages for refugees.

"I want to make the children's lives lighten up" said Oliver (Year 7).

Further we transformed pillars at La Grande Boissière Campus so that they become an interactive and educational

canvas for the kids arousing curiosity and imagination.

We have been engaging students as part of their Service in Action programmes for 3 years.

Through this programme, children and adolescents develop their creativity, team spirit and empathy byreflecting on what being hospitalised and then creating tools (activity booklets, door signs, etc.) to brighten thelives of patients/residents of social and medical institutions. The programme takes them from the initialreflection to implementation in local institutions. This Kids4Kids programme has been received with greatenthusiasm, and will continue in 2018!

To honour and thank the students we organised ‘Anouk Awards’ in presence of their art teachers and thedirectors of the various beneficiary institutions (Clair Bois-Chambésy, Hospice général and Fondation Officiellede la Jeunesse).

Committed and honored students

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COMPLEMENTARY PROGRAMMES

Drawing of the interactive pillar

Kids4Kids

Young girl enjoying music

Programme Music Listening Programme

Institution Universitäts Kinderspital Zurich

Location Zurich - Switzerland

Ward Paediatric Rehabilitation Centre

Patients per year 100

Donor Private donor

“Both parents and nurses report that the music programme is used daily over many months with each child and always has the

desired effect to either stimulate or to calm .”

Judith Wieland, Head Nurse at University Children Hospital, Zurich

This Music Listening Programme was created with Dr. Petra Kern, music therapist, in 2012. It has been used inthe Paediatric Rehabilitation Centre of the Children’s Hospital in Zurich since 2013 for patients with severephysical and mental disabilities (such as severe cerebral palsy or trauma).

Nurses use the programme to calm the patients during

pain or other troubled episodes, for example dystonia,

muscle spasms, general pain. It is also used to help

patients fall asleep during wakeful nights, and to get up

in the morning, so as not to miss their physical therapy

sessions.

Parents welcome the programme and look forward to

using it with their children. It provides an enjoyable

activity to share, and can be structured into the day and

helps to relieve the feeling of powerlessness.

One of our first patients

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COMPLEMENTARY PROGRAMMES

CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY

Trafigura employees raced the 180km circumference of Lake Leman

during Cyclotour. The money raised was matched by Trafigura

Foundation. The funds allowed us to create murals and create a sense of

welcome in the largest refugee centre in Switzerland (see Hospice

général, Geneva, p. 8).

La Vaudoise co-sponsored two projects towards the well-being of

hospitalised children in the town and institution of their choosing (see

Inselspital, Bern, p. 7 and p. 15).

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We work with companies to create tailor-made programmes fitting their goals.

We organise Community Days for companies: these fun and purposeful

days focus on empathy and creativity and allow employees to produce art

which complements our therapeutic murals in local medical institutions,

and has a positive impact on patients’ recovery and well-being.

“I liked very much painting with colours. It was relaxing and I was happy with my result. I hope that the pictures will help to adorn hospitals and bring the children some colour and joy.”

“Thanks, I can imagine that these small things can really make a difference, I was happy to participate!”

Corporate Sponsorship

Corporate Volunteering

Corporate Fundraising

We believe in engaging local communities to create social impact through art.

How Anouk Foundation fits into the community

We create community-engaged art: working

directly with the community we create tailor-

made projects in close collaboration with the

artists, the staff (doctors, nurses, educators) and

the patients.

We have 9 years’ experience working with 75

local institutions all over Europe; we build

strong partnerships bringing together healthcare

institutions, academic institutions, schools,

community centres, artists and local

communities, to work together creatively on

common goals, mobilise action, develop

solutions and bring about positive impact.

Celebrating Childhood

Engaging the local community

Our Celebrate Childhood event took place on the 8th of March in Geneva.

All proceeds went towards two upcoming local projects in a children's emergency home in collaboration

with Fondation Officielle de la Jeunesse; and at an Accomodation Centre for refugees, in partnership

with Hospice général.

This year the American International Club of Geneva invited us to their Thanksgiving Dinner and soirée

and chose Anouk Foundation as a recipient for their silent auction. We are extremely grateful for this

opportunity to present our work to the AIC members and the funds they raised to support our local

projects.

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COMMUNITY-ENGAGED ART

https://youtu.be/_yvvPj_OeFA

EVENTS WITH THE PUBLIC

We work with a team of professional, independent and experienced artists who follow an ongoing

training programme on the artistic, psychological and hospital-related aspects of their activities. Our

process empowers our artists to be change agents, stimulates dialogue and builds bridges of connection

and understanding.

Country & City Institution nameInstitution

type

Beneficiaries

per year

FR Hendaye Nid Marin 75

CH

Geneva Clair Bois-Gradelle 24

Geneva Hospice général – Tattes Centre 650

Neuchâtel Centre Neuchâtelois de Psychiatrie 1’200

FR Paris Hôpital Necker-Enfants malades 3’000

ES Madrid Hospital Universitario La Paz 9’000

CH

Bern Inselspital (Emergency ward) 20'000

Bern Inselspital (Imaging ward) 22’000

Geneva HUG - Hôpital de Loëx 105

St. Gallen Ostschweizer Kinderspital 5’000

Zurich Stadtspital Triemli 30’000

UK Glasgow Glasgow Royal Children’s Hospital 168'000

2017 PROJECTS

For familiesFor children For adults For the elderly

2017 DONORS

In 2017, our projects ranged from CHF 9’000.- to CHF 70’000.-depending on the size and duration of the project.

ResidentsLong-term

care facilities

PatientsTemporary care

facilities(hospitalisation up to 6 months)

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FACTS AND FIGURES

FINANCIAL & OPERATIONAL STRUCTURE

Foundations64%

Private25%

Companies11%

0%

Figure 1: Types of donors

The Foundation’s administrative costs are kept to a minimum. All projects are coordinated from theoffice in Geneva by our two Co-Directors, Beatriz Aristimuño and Vanessa von Richter. The accountsare audited by Berney & Associés S.A., Geneva, the Foundation is regulated by the FederalSurveillance Authority (DFI) and governed by Swiss law.We are very grateful to Banque Eric Sturdza who covers part of our administrative costs (office spaceand supplies, IT maintenance, postage fees, etc.) and to Sikkens (Akzo Nobel) who provides us withhigh quality non-toxic paint.We train and work hand-in-hand with seven professional artists on a project basis. On average, eachartist works 20 weeks per year on assignments across Europe.The Board Members, who come from diverse backgrounds, are responsible for setting the strategy andmeet twice a year and are updated throughout the year The project managers update them on allprojects and operations of the Foundation.

We are not a grant-making foundation but an operating non-profit organisation founded in 2008, withan annual budget of CHF 500’000.All our projects are made possible thanks to the generosity of donors and through a closecollaboration with over 90 local partners.

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Board Members:- Jean-Charles Roguet, President- Francesca Navratil MD, Vice-President- Philippe R. Calame, Treasurer- Cristina Gaggini, Member- Caroline Guerrand, Member- Derek Queisser de Stockalper, Member- Maud Udry-Alhanko, Member

FACTS AND FIGURES

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FACTS AND FIGURES

LETTER FROM THE AUDITOR

2017 FINANCIAL REPORT

BALANCE SHEET AT DECEMBER 31, 2017

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31.12.2017 31.12.2016

CHF CHF

ASSETS

CURRENT ASSETS

Cash and cash equivalents 184’699 299’782

Other current receivables 61’500 -

Accrued income and prepaid expenses 6’610 10’258

TOTAL CURRENT ASSETS 252’809 310’040

FIXED ASSETS

Fixed assets 2’600 4'000

TOTAL FIXED ASSETS 2’600 4'000

255’409 314’040

LIABILITIES AND EQUITY 31.12.2017 31.12.2016

CHF CHF

CURRENT LIABILITIES

Trade creditors9’577 13’764

Other current liabilities 60’040 114'500

Deferred income and accrued expenses 5'000 6'000

TOTAL CURRENT LIABILITIES74’617 134’264

LONG-TERM LIABILITIES/BORROWED CAPITAL

Long-term provisions 70'000 70'000

TOTAL LONG-TERM LIABILITIES/BORROWED CAPITAL 70'000 70'000

TOTAL LIABILITIES/BORROWED CAPITAL 144’617 204’264

EQUITY

Foundation capital 100'000 100'000

Voluntary retained earnings:

- brought forward from previous year 9’776 2'339

- loss for the year 1’016 7’437

TOTAL EQUITY 110’792 109’776

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND EQUITY 255’409 314’040

FACTS AND FIGURES

2017 FINANCIAL REPORT

PROFIT & LOSS FOR THE YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 2017

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2017 2016

Notes CHF CHF

OPERATING INCOME

Donations 1.1490’770 473'194

Miscellaneous revenues 19 137

TOTAL OPERATING INCOME 490’789 473'331

2017 2016

Notes CHF CHF

OPERATING EXPENSES

Projects expenses 1.2 (415’698) (393’864)

Administrative staff costs (38’860) (35’089)

Other operating expenses 1.3 (40’220) (35’940)

TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSES (494’778) (464’893)

OPERATING EARNINGS BEFORE INTEREST, TAXES AND AMORTIZATION (3’989) 8’438

Amortization (1’400) (374)

OPERATING EARNINGS BEFORE INTEREST (5’389) 8’064

Financial income 6’870 107

Financial costs (465) (734)

OPERATING EARNINGS1’016 7’437

PROFIT FOR THE YEAR1’016 7’437

FACTS AND FIGURES

2017 FINANCIAL REPORT

NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 2017Information and explanations relating to items on the balance sheet

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2017 2016

1.1 Donations CHF CHF

General donations 35’851 38'006

Project donations 454’919 435'188

Total 490’770 473'194

1.2 Projects expenses 2017 2016

CHF CHF

Material costs (11’670) (22'543)

Artists fees and project staff costs (305’290) (280’588)

Follow-up and administrativecosts (44’041) (39’767)

On-site costs (35’473) (31'118)

Training expenses (4’401) (3'856)

Travel and fundraising (14’824) (15'992)

Total (415’698) (393’864)

1.3 Other operating expenses 2017 2016

CHF CHF

Administrative expenses (2’939) (3’123)

Telecommunications expenses (6’399) (6'536)

IT fees (11’815) (10'299)

Insurance fees (756) (597)

Professionnal fees (13’105) (12'035)

Representation fees (868) (1'068)

Marketing and communication (4’337) (2'282)

Total (40’220) (35’940)

FACTS AND FIGURES

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HELP US BRIGHTEN LIVES

As of March 2018, we have received official project requests from:

Country City Institution Beneficiaries

France

Fontainebleau

Hendaye

Paris

Germany Berlin

Greece Athens

Italy Turin

Moldova Chisinau

Norway Oslo

Portugal

Coimbra

Lisbon

Romania Bucharest

Spain

Huelva

Madrid

Switzerland

Bern

Geneva

St. Gallen

Mendrisio

UK Glasgow

Children

Adults

Residents: long-term care

Patients: temporary care (> 6 months)

Standard High Very high

Care intensity

2017 PROJECT IN BERN, CH

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SELECTED PRESS ARTICLES

https://www.telebaern.tv/118-show-news/19991-episode-mittwoch-13-dezember-2017/49035-segment-farbiger-lichtblick-fuer-kranke-kinder#farbiger-lichtblick-fuer-kranke-kinder

2017 PROJECT IN HENDAYE, FRANCE

Sud Ouest, 2017

2017 PROJECT IN GENEVA, CH

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SELECTED PRESS ARTICLES

Article by Sikkens, November 2017

SELECTED PRESS ARTICLES

2017 PROJECT IN MADRID, SPAIN

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2017 PROJECT IN ST. GALLEN, CH

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SELECTED PRESS ARTICLES

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SELECTED PRESS ARTICLES

2016 PROJECT IN MADRID, SPAIN

Article by Redacción Médica, July 2017

GENERAL ARTICLES

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SELECTED PRESS ARTICLES

Article by Kind & Ziekenhuis, January 2017

Article by The European Association for Children in Hospital - EACH, January 2017

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GENERAL ARTICLES

SELECTED PRESS ARTICLES

CONTACT

We wish to thank all our donors, partners and supporters.

Thanks to your generosity and collaboration,

TOGETHER WE BRIGHTEN LIVES!

Anouk Foundation Grand’Rue 11 - 1204 Geneva – Switzerland

Tel: +41 22 311 09 12Fax: +41 22 317 90 68

info@anouk.org

www.anouk.org

@AnoukFoundation