Fiscal year 2006

• Consulting and training in Jordan , funded by Norad (Norway ).

• Board members for The Kidlink Society reelected: Oscar Becerra, Peru , Patti Weeg, United States , Rean Opperman, South Africa  , Lely Nunez Coronel , Uruguay .

• Board members elected for Stiftelsen Kidlink: Odd de Presno, Norway , Pia Avolio de Martino, Italy (EEA Member State), Oscar Becerra, Peru , Patti Weeg, United States

Fiscal year 2005

• Consulting and training in Jordan and Nepal , funded by Norad (Norway ).

• The Kidlink Society's Annual Meeting elected Pia Avolio de Martino (Italy ) as board member for Europe.

Fiscal year 2004

• Training and consulting in La Paz

• Start-up of Norad-funded project in Jordan

• The Kidlink Society's Annual Meeting elected Rean Opperman (South Africa  ) as board member for Asia, and Patti Weeg (USA ) to represent North America..

Fiscal year 2003

• BlueCom AS , a Norwegian Internet provider, sponsors Kidlink's headquarters in Norway with free ASDL access to the Internet. The agreement has a duration of 3 years, starting February 21, 2003. Estimated value: NOK 40.000.

• The University of Cincinnati, United States , provides a third network connection so that we can have three computers online to provide our services. The Northwestern University Collaboratory Project, Evanston, Illinois, United States, donated a new server, which is now located along with our other machines in the College of Education, Criminal Justice, and Human Services, at the University of Cincinnati.

• Training and consulting in La Paz, Bolivia

• The Kidlink Society's Annual Meeting elected Roopal Mehta (India ) as board member for Asia.

Fiscal year 2002

• Kidlink Institute/Education did a Saami language KHouse pre-feasability study in north Norway , training and consulting in support of a new KHouse in Bolivia , and various other small consulting and support projects.

• The Kidlink Society's Annual Meeting elected Lely Nunez Coronel (Uruguay ) as board member for Pacific, as the Society had no members in this area.

Fiscal year 2001

• The World Bank Group supported the Kidlink Houses and Families in Brasil Project with USD 134,000 in 2001 (Project No: 349-990310). The project addresses the need for appropriate care of a large number of poor Brazilian children, as well as lack of attention to a significant portion of the senior Brazilian population.

• The Norwegian Ministry of Education supported an international teacher training conference with NOK 200.00. Other sponsors of the event included: Telenor, Arendal næringsråd, Ericsson, Kredittkassen, Sparebanken Sør, Strømmestiftelsen, and Arendal kommune.

• The Kidlink Society's Annual Meeting elected Oscar Becerra (Peru ) as board member for Peru, Haymee Perez Cogle (Angola ) for Africa, and Stellan Kinberg ( Sweden ) for Pacific, as the Society had no members in this area.

Fiscal year 2000

• NOK 702,250 received by Kidlink Insitute/Education from The Ministry of Church and Education (Norway) to develop the I have a dream program. 

• Kidlink Insitute/Education contributed NOK 122,899.

• The Kidlink Society's Annual Meeting of the started on May 18, 2000, and continued through July 30. Hannah Sivan, Israel was reelected as Board Member for Asia until 2003. As the Society had no members from Pacific, the Board appointed Oscar Becerra, Peru to represent this area for one year.

Fiscal year 1999

• Sponsor contributions received from The Ministry of Church and Education (Norway) , The Department of Education (Puerto Rico) , The Ministry of Education (Denmark) , NLS (Norway) , and The Ministry of Education (Slovenia) .
• Kidlink Insitute/Education contributed NOK 123,307.66.
• The 1999 internal management was held in Puerto Rico .
• Kidlink Institute/Education completed development of the Who-Am-I? program, and developed a Who-Am-I? workshop for teachers and schools' technology facilitators funded by The Norwegian Ministry of Education.

Fiscal year 1998

• North Dakota State University, Fargo, ND, USA , and Center for Academic Technologies, University of Cincinnati Cincinnati, Ohio, USA , continues to provide comprehensive central network support.
• A total of NOK 504,879.53 was raised in support of an internal Kidlink management development conference in Lima, Peru . The Ministry of Education in the country was the largest contributor (NOK 264,565). Other major supporters include The Ministry of Education in Denmark , The Saami Educational Council (Norway) , CNPQ (Brazil ), CEC (Japan ), S.E.M.C.T. (Brazil ), and NLS (Norway ).
• The Ministry of Education in Norway supports Kidlink with NOK 75,000 in cash.
• Dr. Marisa Lucena donated royalty income from her book about Kidlink to Stiftelsen.
• Development of the multi-lingual Kidlink Who-Am-I? program, which had a budget of NOK 1,327,952, was sponsored by Nasjonalt læremiddelsenter (Norway ), Skolverket (Sweden ), The Ministry of Education (Denmark ), The Ministry of Education (Norway ), and Microsoft Norway .

Fiscal year 1997

• Kidlink receives a DEC Prioris XL 5133 Pentium 133-Mhz from L-Soft International Inc.
• The Danish Ministry of Education supports a Kidlink international meeting in Copenhagen with DEK 50,000, and a major public conference with 75,000. The latter event was also supported by the European Commission, DG XXII - Education, Training, Youth (Netd@ys Europe 1997) . Various organizations, mainly in Brazil , supports key managers' travel expenses for the meetings.
• The Ministry of Education in Norway supports Kidlink with NOK 75,000 in cash.
• The newly established Kidlink Institute/Education has NOK 58,195 in revenues.
• Mr. Hans Svedbergh, Norway , pays Kidlink's auditors fee, and Danville/Sycamore Valley Rotary, USA , supports Odd de Presno's Kidlink presentation at Inet '97 in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

Fiscal year 1996

• Kidlink received an eternal license for the LISTSERV software . This value has not been excepted from standard depreciation.
• North Dakota State University, Fargo, ND, USA , continued to provide central network support (e-mail distribution, file and archives storage, technical support) for the Kidlink e-mail lists.
• Doug Luce & Duquesne University, Pittsburgh, PA, USA , were our Kidlink WWW/Gopher/IRC systems site until December 15, 1995, at which time Center for Academic Technologies, University of Cincinnati Cincinnati, Ohio, USA, took over. Since March 1996, they have provided Internet name service to kidlink.org, and hosted the kidlink.org computer center since.
• Hampshire College in Amherst, Massachusetts, USA , hosted Kidlink's IRC Server.
• Most of the income during 1996 was related to the Rio de Janeiro management meeting.
• Kidlink Society's assets were transferred to the Stiftelsen Kidlink Foundation.