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Governance

ANBI information

She Matters Foundation is recognised as a Public Benefit Organisation (ANBI) by the Dutch Tax Administration. Here you'll find our statutory details, objectives, governance and remuneration policy.

Our details

Organisation details

Statutory name

Stichting She Matters

Address

Berkheide 25, 3069 KS Rotterdam, the Netherlands

Telephone number

+31 (0)6 19173293

Website

www.shematters.nl

Email

info@shematters.nl

RSIN number

857856613

Our purpose

Objectives and activities

Statutory aim

As established in our Articles of Association, Stichting She Matters aims to strengthen the position of female refugees and migrants in exercising their human rights and to contribute to gender equality.

Source of income

Donations, grants and other income supporting the Foundation's statutory objectives.

Use of income

Funds are used to pursue the Foundation's statutory objectives, in accordance with its policy plan.

She Matters Foundation supports women with refugee and migration backgrounds through initiatives focused on skills development, professional networks and access to employment.

Past initiatives include the Lotus Flower Programme and The Gift, which brought together professional development, mentoring and opportunities to connect.

Our policy

Governance and remuneration

Members of the Executive Board and Advisory Board receive no remuneration for their work. Reasonable expenses incurred in carrying out their responsibilities may be reimbursed.

Any employees are remunerated in accordance with their responsibilities, applicable legislation and the Foundation's financial resources.

The names and roles of our statutory board members are listed on the Our Board page.

Meet our board →

Transparency

Reports and policy

Explore our policy plan, annual reports and financial statements on the Reports & Policy page.

View reports and policy →

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