Anna Robson and Chris
GladdenNEWSTART
MALALAI JOYA: THE BRAVEST WOMAN IN AFGHANISTAN
I. BackgroundI. Where’s the need?
II. Snapshot of Our Company
III. Our MissionIV. Products and ServicesV. Breakdown of
FinancesI. Start-up expensesII. Source of income
VI. ScalabilityI. Redefining scalability
VII. Impact
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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THE STATE OF WOMEN IN AFGHANISTAN
OUR LOCATION
NewStart is a social enterprise whose goal is to act as a safe, confi dential alternative for women in Kandahar, Afghanistan who want to escape dangerous or damaging home situations.
The shelter wil l act as an empowerment center where women learn the ski l ls to be self-rel iant
The women wil l raise and sell livestock, dairy, and eggs for two reasons: 1: To help support the center’s costs 2: To provide aff ordable food to the
surrounding area
SNAPSHOT OF OUR COMPANY
At NewStart, our mission is to provide
a supportive and inspiring environment for women who want
to become forces of positive change in Afghanistan through breaking the cultural and economic barriers that hold them down.
OUR MISSION
Products
Goats: goat milk and youngChickens: eggs and young
ServicesBasic primary
education (including
arithmetic and literacy courses)
Job skills training
First aid trainingCourses in sexual
education and general health
Psychological counseling Childcare
Housing and food will be provided
Support group meetings in which
the women can share their stories
and learn from those of others
PRODUCTS AND SERVICES
FINANCIAL BREAK-DOWN
PROJECTED START-UP COSTS: $22,759
Goats
Chickens
Paper
Pencils
Calculator
Desks and Chairs
Blackboards
Chalk
Medical Kits
Bed Frame
Matresses
Animal Supply Budget
Couches
General Supplies Budget
Food Budget Per Month
Tables
0 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000 7000
Startup Cost in Dollars
Price in Dollars
Mate
rials
SOURCES OF START-UP FUNDING
donations
investments
loans
0
20
40
Initial Start-up Funds
Source of Money
Perc
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Sta
rt-U
p C
ost
SCALABILITY
The Women We Reach
The Women They Reach
The Children They Teach
IMPACT