2024-11-13-accounts - Telecommunications Eastern European Challenge

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Trustees’ Annual Report for the period Period start date Period end date From 14 11 2023 To 13 11 2024

Section A Reference and administration details

Charity name Telecommunications Eastern European Challenge

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Registered charity number (if anyio7a7e5

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79, Madeira Road,

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Names of the charity trustees who manage the charity

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Names of the trustees for the charity, if any, (for example, any custodian trustees) Name_C[Daatte’s acted if not for whole year Names and addresses of advisers (Optional information) Type of adviser Name Address Name of chief executive or names of senior staff members (Optional information) Section B Structure, governance and management

Description of the charity’s trusts

How the charity is constitutedModel Declaration Trust Trustee selection methods@Y majority vote of TEECH trustees.

Additional governance issues (Optional information) Yy Boose to include The TEECH motto is ‘to help those less fortunate create a better future for Adittan tl f =ti h themselves’ and we do this by providing aid and improving basic living
SOG One! INOMANGN, WASPS conditions for the lives of the young and the elderly. Over the years we have relevant, about: worked with many schools, hospitals and homes for the aged. By sparking ° ws enthusiasm with the local people, we hope to enable and encourage self-help policies and procedures and enterprise to continue after we have left. adopted for the induction and training of trustees, Every year the TEECH trustees visit possible projects and decide which would
e the charity’s organisational best benefit from help and how they could be made self-sufficient. A team of structure and any wider approximately 20-40 volunteers armed with tools travel overland by coach to network with which the charity |COmplete the project. We also deliver aid to various contacts in the local area works: (for example beds and medical supplies to hospitals, clothes and shoes for orphanages). TEECH trustees and volunteers are unpaid and all donations go
e relationship with any related —_| towards our project parties;
- irustens’ derail f TEECH was established in 1998 when a group of people who worked together PEStES Son eeron near to Ipswich took up the challenge from a colleague to help repair two
major risks and the system hospitals in Bucharest. About fifty volunteers traveled to Bucharest under the and procedures to manage banner of ‘Aid to Romania’ in August that year and set about painting, them. plastering, providing lighting and generally making the hospitals cleaner, safer and brighter places.
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After the success of this trip, seeing the need to be more structured the volunteers organized into a Registered Charity and hence TEECH was born. TEECH is an independent organisation, which welcomes volunteers from all walks of life who are not afraid of hard work.

Section C

Objectives and activities

For such charitable purposes in Eastern Europe as the Trustees shall from time to time decide

Summary of the objects of the charity set out in its governing document

Provision of material aid and practical support to Eastern Europe; primarily Moldova. This normally takes the form of one or two aid drops during the year as well as renovation/repair work to schools/orphanages/hospitals carried out by up to forty volunteers who travel by lorry, coach or air.

Summary of the main activities undertaken for the public benefit in relation to these objects (include within this section the statutory declaration that trustees have had regard to the guidance issued by the Charity Commission on public benefit)

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Additional details of objectives and activities (Optional information)

You may choose to include further statements, where relevant, about:

e policy on grant making;
e policy programme related investment;
e contribution made by volunteers.

Section D

Achievements and performance

THE CHRISTMAS 2023 TRIP TO MOLDOVA The trip started on the evening of 29th December, with the first pit stop at Severington, Kent to pick up customs paperwork. It would also be the first small hurdle to overcome for the team, with a clip breaking on the battery of the artic unit, meaning it was going nowhere. Luckily Mr Poland (another driver from Poland) saved the day with a spare clip, which could be used before a proper repair was done another day. The journey could then continue, through Eurotunnel and across Europe.

New Years Eve was spent in Romania, before entering into Moldova and 10 days there, visiting many villages and schools, as well as an older persons home and children's home. Santa made an appearance at each school to provide gifts for the children and the team hand delivered food parcels around the villages. Bulk food was also delivered to the Ukraine distribution centre in Balti.

The artic lorry contained 26 pallets of medical supplies in the form of masks, syringes and needles and these were delivered to 22 hospitals and medical centres across the country, see map at the bottom of the page for the distribution locations.

lulia and Viad (photo below) joined the team for a day or so, lulia doing a sterling job of being Santa and Vlad the snowman.

Half way through the time in Moldova the snow arrived, which did not prevent anything being delivered, it just added to the atmosphere of Christmas but it was very cold.

e The trip in numbers....... e 3-vehicles e 4350 miles covered e 970 shoebox gifts e 240 food parcels
e Hand delivered to 8 schools and villages

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Section D

Achievements and performance

¢ 14 hospital beds e Over 2 tonnes of bulk food ¢ 50 carrycots filled with nappies and clothing * 1,412,000 needles & Syringes and 36,000 face masks e e Delivered to 22 hospitals and Medical centres ¢ 1 ice scraper broken on a snowy morning 1 puncture
e 1 headlight bulb changed * 1 broken artic battery clamp e 2 occasions of diesel freezing in the lorry ¢ 2571 photos e -17 degrees on the coldest day ¢ 155 baked beans in the breakfast on the ferry (or maybe not!) ¢ Lots of individuals and groups donating gifts, food and aid making it all possible

TEECH also completed 3 aid deliveries into Ukraine during 2023-24 (March, June and October), making deliveries to Lviv, Chernihiv and Kamianske. Aid in the form of food, clothing, generators and other supplies requested by those on the ground. The trips were completed in partnership with another charity UK Aid Felsted, using the TEECH lorries and driver volunteers.

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Section D

Achievements and performance

Summary of the main achievements of the charity PROJECT SUCCESS IN MOLDOVA 2024 during the year During August 2024, a team of 18 volunteers ventured over to Moldova from Northern Ireland, England and Sweden in a minibus, 2 lorries, a van and a motorhome. The aim of the two weeks was to create indoor bathrooms in two schools in the villages of Bursuceni and Moara de Piatra. Neither school had indoor toilets for the teachers or children to use. Week one would be in Bursuceni, Singerei District, with day one stripping wallpaper from the walls and painting the old classroom, following other preparation works already completed by Romeo and his mini team. The wooden floor had already been removed and concrete laid, along with floor tiles, and all the waste pipes for the toilets laid under the floor. Construction of the timber framed partition wall quickly followed, to turn one room into two. The plumbing team would get cracking with installing the toilets and urinals, whilst the electricians started to run wires and wire up the water boiler, hand driers and new lighting.

The team worked at pace to ensure everything was completed in 4 days, so the team could then move ono Moara de Piatra. Alongside the project, another team would set up two shops, one in Bursuceni and one in the neighbouring village of Slobozia-Magura for the locals to come and choose clothing, bedding, blankets etc. We found that bedding, towels and blankets were the most popular, so would encourage you all to donate these items for the future. Outside the septic tank was installed, with help from a local digger to prepare the main hole and channels, whilst the team laid the external water pipes and lined up the tank.

Before departing each of the schools the teachers laid on a great spread of local foods for the team to relax and enjoy.

Food parcels were delivered around both villages, to the elderly during some very hot 35+ degree days. TEECH would like to thank the following for donations and/or discounts on supplies: e Many individuals who donated clothing and other items e Tekflo — for a discount on hand driers e BK Styr, Sweden for a lot of electrical supplies e Elite Truck and Trailer for support with MOT and servicing of the lorries
e SLP Autos for the free MOT and servicing of the Van e John Grose, Ford, Ipswich for the loan of the minibus. e Alexander Cleghorn for the boarding used to create the dividing walls
e J Gard & Sons for the timber used to create the dividing walls
e Sri Sathya Sai Organisation for food and toiletry donations e Skanda Vale for donations of food e Vishal at UCH logistics for aid picks ups and storage.

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Section D

Achievements and performance

e TIP trailer services for the continual loan of an artic trailer
e Billericay Rotary clubs along, with Barry & Jan Howe and Kevin Smith for donations and supporting one of the septic tanks.
e Phil Turner for lots of bikes, to put a smile of children’s faces in Moldova
e Christchurch, along with St James/St Christophers of Clacton & Jaywick for children's gift bags and clothing
*« Kerron of Signs Made Easy, Clacton for the new signage on the trailer.
e Ipswich Rotary Club for supporting the second septic tank. e AAH Pharmaceuticals for further needles and syringes which were delivered to Nisporeni Hospital.
e Shachihata (Europe) for the donation of pallets of pens which were donated to the schools and other institutions in Moldova

As they say, pictures speak louder than words, please click here to take a look at a selection of photos from the trip.

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Section E

Financial review

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Funds remaining after a major aid trip to Eastern Europe in the
aa ortement of the summer are held in the Co-op bank account. Funds are needed on
charity's policy on reserves an on-going basis for the next year's aid trips.
Co-op Bank debit cards are used to provide day to day provisions
whilst abroad on aid trips.
Details of any funds materially
in deficit
Further financial review details (Optional information)
You may choose to include Funds are raised by volunteers contributing from their own
additional information. where resources and from sponsored events which they organise
relevant about: themselves.
° sauressthe charity's af sureprincipalee We are also grateful for the support of The Daniel. Foundation,. our
any fundraising); partner organisations that work in Moldova all year round.
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Further financial review details (Optional information)

e how expenditure has supported the key objectives of the charity;
e investment policy and objectives including any ethical investment policy adopted.

Section F

Other optional information

Please see this link for a list or our sponsors and supporters:

Sponsors and supporters

Section G

Declaration

The trustees declare that they have approved the trustees’ report above.

Signed on behalf of the charity’s trustees

Full name(s), Robert James Standley Po Position (e.g. Secretary, Chair, Treasurer etc.

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Date) 49/96/2024
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Sg ik charity’s own use	(value approximate) é Lorry forcollection and delivery ofaid			7,560		4,000
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