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. IVIATERNfrY WORIJ)WIDE LIMITED
CONTEwfs OF THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 SEvfLMBER 2024
Report of the Th15tees
I to 6
Jndepelld¢nl ExaMIlle￿$ Report
StatemeDt of Flnaneial AetlvltieS
Balance She¢É
Notes to tbe FIDalleitil Statemertts
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REPORT OF THE TRusfEES
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 311 SEFfEMBER 21)24
The tmstees who are also direc￿ of the charity for the purpjses of the Companies Act 2006. present their report with
the f￿anCIal slat¢ments of the charity for the year ended 30 SeptemlKr 2024. The trustees have adoptsd the provisions
of Accounting and RetK)rting by Clthrities: Statement of Recommended Prnctice appjicable to cljarities preparing their
accounts ID aGcibrdance with the Financi￿ Rwrttng Standard applicable in the UK and R¢publi¢ of Ireland (FRS 102)
(¢ff¢ctivc l January 2019)-
OBJECTIVES AND AcfiviTtES
Objectiv¢s and aims
Our Objects
The Charity was eslablished lo improve marernal outcomes in developing countiies where maternal mortality and
morbidity ar¢ WesL Th¢ Charity's objects ('tt￿ Objxts,) are:
- The Womotio￿ preservation and prntection of the health of women undergoing cbildbirth and all matters r¢lating to
pregwicy and ¢hildbirth in gen¢raL a￿d in particular througb the provision or assistance in the WOVAsion of medical or
other personn¢l io work maternity units in alljurisdictions;
- To carry out researcb into the provision of appropriate maternity units and Servi￿ ill all jurisdiaiofL8'
The advancement of the public educaticffl ia all matrerg rejating io pregnancy and childbirtb in general in all
jurisdictions.
- To procure to be P￿pared. prbnted. publis11e￿ or i95ued by all means appropriate sucb papeN books, patnphlets,
periodicaJ$ or advertisements as shall fither the objects of the Charity.
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REGiyfKRED NUMBE￿. 05557821
REPORT OF THE TRusfEES
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 SEtYEKBER 2024
OBJECTIVES AI¥D ACTJVITJES
Significant activities
Tbe year ending 30th Septetnber 2024 saw a continuation of income Tecovery and Son￿ increase in activity the
collntries in which we operate (currentty prnnarify Malawi and Ugxnda). Howevff. as deAcribed in our 2022-23 Ann[￿1
repor¢ the cost of living crisis in Malawi and Uganda, continued to be a significant challenge emphasising the
continued need to ¢nsur¢ the most effective use of the Ch8ritys fimds. We maintain frequeDt communication (nornially
at least weekly) with our staff and associated colleagues in Malawi and UgaDd4 but th¢ Truste¢s are of the opinion that
a county vi4it by the Chair aodlor another Trvstee in the coming month& will bc ben¢ficial ill givinby us a better
understanding of the most ¢fficient use of res<nwces and needs. In J)8rticul8r, such a visit would greatly a55iSt our
t]nderstallding of tbe effectiveness of our work in the rnore than 90 villages ijj th¢ Zomba region of Malawi wbicb are the
focus of our work in that country.
l.n ternis of fundTaisin& we bav¢ significantty illiproved ow fllwicial position con1p￿￿ ￿th th¢ inmittdiat¢
post-palldemi¢ y¢aTs. Our major sponsoyed event dw 2023-24 was a cycle ride in Nortb YO￿bIre, whl¢h took p18ce
in September. This was very su¢ce&sful and enjoyable an(L although mosl of the participanls took advantage of electri
bikes being available (excepi for the Chair who insisted on pthl POV4er alone), this did Dot deter frotll the enjoyment
and fillaneial success of ihe occasion.
Anotber higbb'ght was the particular guccess we enjoyed ill the 2023 Fig Give, Christn)as Challenge, in whicb donations
raised by the Cbarity are doubled up io a pre-delerniined target. This raised a re¢ord-br¢aking amount for the Cbarity
alld we are especially grateful to those supporters wbo gave so generously through pledges and all the donors who
ensured that our largel would be me¢ thus ¢Thlurll￿ the doubling of our fijndraising from the evenL
MalAwi - Zotnba Distrlct
Tkle Maternity Worldwide - Enhancitig *od Maintaining Meternaj and Neonatal Health in Rural Zomba project has
continued to rnake m¢aningful pr(wess acr055 91 village5 under Traditional Authorities Mwaml)0 and Chikowi. So far,
the project 1$ working with 84 wThnen's groups reaching 2,840 members. ThTOU8h regular Participatory Learning and
Action (PLA) session4 group membets have galned knowledge OD danger signs in pregnancy, safe delivery practices,
Ond newborn care. For example. in Chingyondo village. o mother succe55fully recognized signs of pre-eclamp8i& early
and sought care, resulting in a safe delivery-a dircct outcome of PLA training. The increased preyence of Hèalth
Surveillance Assistaiits (HSAS) in the villages has also irnpraved acce&s to antenatal services and treatment of millor
illnesses. Village clint¢s are now held montknty in at1¢&gt 30 carnmuDiti&% drastically reducing the need ft)r long-distallce
travel to health conters.
The project has also etnpoweTed wom¢n througb integrated ewnomic and bcalth education approache8. Many groups
hgve started smaJl-scal¢ busine&8es such as tslloring and px)ultry farniing. one group in Nsondole reported using
proceeds from their busin￿8 lo purcbas¢ soap and fabric for expedant mothers in the community. Furthern]or¢, in
partne￿￿1p wlth a loc￿ nutritioD expert, the project has iDtrcduced community-l¢d hygi¢ne 8nd nutrition talks, wbich
have led to obs¢rv¢d improvenwtts ID home bygiene PTacticeo. Overnll. 1hese efforts have contributed to an ¢stim&ted
350/0 Incre￿ in early aJJÉenata] bookings and a noticeable decline in home birlbs, a¢¢ording to cliDiC reports from
Zornba Central Hospital. These oulcoJn¢3 demonstrare that the Combin￿lon of health educalion, ¢ommunity ownership,
and economic 5UPPOrt 1$ not only iJDproving maternal and neoDatat beajth but also building sustainable resilience at the
household aDd community levels.
Uganda - Hoima and Maslndl Districts
'rbe overall Strate￿ of our work in Uganda ￿MaTt}ed to work with parth¢rs in local coJnmuniti¢s to deliver ¢ffe¢tive,
efficient and sustaiDable materna] healthcare progranllnes. These p•tnerships are essential b￿aUs4 An tbe Hoima and
Magin41i districts where our work is f￿ll¥t¢ current bealthcwr seTvicey are fragmen*4 especially in the rur.al areas.
Our partnus include: th¢ District Heahb Office. HolD￿ Refe￿1 HospiwL the Princess Al¢xandrAa Health Centre IV
(fomerly known as the Aztsr Maternity Clinic) and the Allglican Diocese which is the largest provider of Community
health servi¢es.
Maternity Worldwide funded ¢onstniction and the setting up of tbe Kiryabathzi Maternity Centr¢ whicb was handed
over to the Anglican Di(Kes¢ and h&5 been fulty operational since 20] 7. It is now called the Kiryabatuzi Church of
Uganda H¢a]th Centre lll.
Higblights of WO￿ d￿itig the year 202312024 inGmd￿..
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EGISTERED 14UMBEIi: 05557K21
REPORT OF THE TRUSfEES
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 SEFfEIIIBER 2Q24
OBJECTIVES AYJ D AcfiviTIES
.ContinuiDg to provide f￿anCial and governance supwtL including sa]8ries ofthe midwives at the health centre.
. Farilitating th¢ S￿pOrt of 67 8ucce&sful deliveries at tho health ￿ntr¢. 7 r¢ferrals to Hoima Referral
Hospital and th¢ Prin¢¢ss Alcxath H¢ahh Celltre IV and c8ryiDg out 757 antellat￿ appointments io the clinic and
local community
- ContiDuinglo support vi￿(￿ H¢ahb Teams (VHTS). This is a learn of v0h￿teeT3 Ibat support health services at village
l¢v¢l. We trdined them at the begin￿ of ttje programn￿ Work in Uganda and continue to provide updates to them so
they Can suppon with health promotion, mobiliza¢lo￿ sensitization and referral of Pre￿ wonjen to appropriats
support and seTvices. During this year they refeff￿ 149 women from the community to maternat health support.
- ContinuiDg partDersbip working and att¢ndan¢e at engagement meetings with existing partsjers such as District Health
Officer (Hoima District Local Government). thè Dioces¢. Save the mothe￿ East Afric& and World visio￿ Uganda artd
Hampshire Hoima Hospital Charity.
- Participaiit)g in the IDternalional Day of the Midwives events and celebrntions in May 2024
- Worked Thiih our parthers Tn the DI￿ ia the peTiLxI of tr￿Sition &8 the new Bishop and leadership t¢am was
appoillted ID tbe SUDllner of 2024.
Public benefit
In shapirLg our objectives and plamiing our activities for the year. the Trusle&s have giveD consideration to the guidance
giveD by the Charity Commission. In particular. the Trustees have CO￿]dered how the planned ￿tIvItieS will Contribute
to the overall aims and objectives that they have set. The TTUStees believe that this is de1n0￿%tra1ed in the report.
Policies update
Follo￿7ng our comprehensive revision of ￿lICIeS in 2020-21, during the 2023-24 ycar. thc Charity focused on updating
only where Deces5ary.
FIIYANCIAL REVtKw
FinAnclal revlew
Our total income for the year was £61.480 compared to L54.584 ID 2022-23 (an increase of12.6Yo ). We are fortunate to
hav¢ loyal and supportive donors an￿ although we were able to yesume some find-rdiSiDg ev¢nts after the restrictions
ass0¢iated with the Covid paDd¢mi4 these have not yet been abj¢ to match pre-pand¢mic lev¢ts.
Our total expenditure for the year was £49.935 (£60257 202212023). At Ihe end of the year w¢ held funds of £19,273
(2022r2023 £7,728). £6.048 of these funds were Testricte
Reserves polley
The Charity aims to hold reserves to ¢over:
- Unforeseen tmergenoies
. Continuity of operations, both overseas and in tbe UK, if sou￿e$ of income ￿duce UDexpectedly
- Planned commitments that cannot be met by futwe incorne alone, sucb as the pur¢hase of an asset
- Short-term deficils in ¢ash budgets sucb as project expwdirure in advance of receipt of a grant
The level of reserves required and available at any one time is assessed wilb reference to these policies and is reviewed
on at Least a quarterly basis. We cot]sider that, in the absence of circuD)stsnces described above, three rnonth&' rUlln1￿,
costs (UK) and one month rtmni￿ costs (overseas) is the minimum level io eDsure op¢rarional contitiuity throughout
peaks and trougbs of income. In the previo￿$ three years due to limited fundraising a¢tivities and targets not being met,
At was n¢cessary to use reserves and for the Board to cOnt￿uaLlY review income and exi)endi(ur¢ v¢ry closely to ensur¢
maintenance of project aclivity and prot¢¢tion of restricted income. Fortw)at¢ty in 2023-24, we hav¢ been able to revert
to the reseryes poJi¢y sL3ted above.
Asset cover for fvnds
The Trustees consits thattbe assets of the Cb&ity are sufficient to meet the th￿ity'S ob]igation as a ￿lld by fund bagis.
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MATERNTfY WORLDWIDE LIWTED
ECISTERED NUMBER: 05557￿1
REPORT OF THE TRusfEES
FOR THE YEAR EIYDED 30 SEFfEMBER 2024
FirruRE PLANS
COUNTRY PLANS FOR20￿25
Malawi
In 2021, we T￿ognIsed the need to exthd our work to 10 isolated villages and this wodo ha% been ongoing. In one of
these villages (Mlilima), our Materntty Wortdwide (MalaiFi) team. were appToached by local villagers for support to
help them build a Health Posf. W¢ ar¢ cUt￿ntLY sc¢king fimding for a Heahb P05t which would support, not only
Mlilima (popu]ation 3,760), but abo a wider group of villages (esiD)iattd total population 35.000). The clinic would
provlde oUt-￿Ient, antenatal and and ART (anti-retrovral therapy) seTViC¢& mlilin￿ is currently 34 lan from the
near¢st clinic and 119 km from Zomba matn hospitaL Mlilima villaby¢ has a]ready secured the land and produced the
bricks for the Proj￿1. In other clinic6. the Eocal governmem has provided sta￿[D8 to take it fonvard and we would
expect that Ibis would apply to Mlilinu H¢alth POSL Maternity Worldwide would expect to ¢ontribute to staff training
for the Healtb POSL
Uganda
. ltt Uganda in 2024r2025 we ainj to:
. Develop ow relationsbip with the new Bishop and his leadership ieam and continue lo work closely in partllership with
the Docese and provide ongoing governance and financial support.
- Continue to r¢view the uptake and imw of services at the Kiryabatuzi Church of Uganda Health Centre III.
- Ill partsjership witb the Dicoese explore new Options for the promotion of services which are available and continue to
prioriri$e th¥ uptake of antenatal seryi¢es both atthe clinic and in the I￿1 nwal community
- Strengthen partDeTships with local rnaten￿l healtb NGOS and facilities
- Particl￿te in the plaRDinE and contribute to the Internatk)nal Day of the Midwife events ID Hoima in 2025
STRUCTURE GOVERNANCE AND MANAGEMENT
Goverlling document
Maternity Worldwide Limited was incorporated x)n 8th September 2005 (Tegistered company Thumber . 05557821).
It Tec¢ived rharitable status on 29th SeptemlKr 2005 (re￿Ored charity number I 111504).
Th¢ Charity 1$ a company limited by guar8ntee and is 8overn¢d by its M¢morandutn aDd Arti¢1¢s of Associ&tion datsd
8th September 2005.
R¢¢rbitmeht and app)IntmeDt of Bew trust¢es
The Memorandum and Articles of Associatioa outline th¢ dire¢tOTS' powers and prin¢ipl¢s for the effective management
and administration of the Cb8rity and trt￿te¢S, including methods for the appoloirnent aDd removal trf truste¢s.
minimum number of directOTsltrust¢es is thr¢e.' there is no maximum mLmber. The Board regularly Teviews its own skill
set, and the Cbarity aims to advertise rru5tee vacaucies as widely as is praclicable with a view to maintaining a diverse
Board with the full rang¢ of skills and qualiries required for overseein8 and growing an int¢rDalional ¢h8rity.
Organi8atiollal $¢ru¢tur¢
The Board norD￿lY meets * least fiv¢ tirnes a year, and sets long tem plans and orgatiisational policies of the Charity.
The Board also aims to hold shorter. more frequent meetllw as required CBoard Lile). Th¢ Board also sets and
monitors the annual budgeL approves the annual accounts, reviews Ibe risks fa¢iDgi ihe Charity. Day to day
managenlellt of the Charity is norn)ally undertaken by a Managemeth Teanj of twothee tn￿te¢S (the Chair. Secretary
and one other board meD]ber), who meet T¢gu]arty.
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MATERNTfY WORLDWIDE LIMTfED
ISTERED NUMBER: 05557821
REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES
FOR THE YEAR INDED 30 SEvfEMBER 2(124
STRUCTURE, GOVERNANCE AI¥D ￿AGEmE
Safeguarding
Mat£rnity Worldwide is committed to the protection and safeguarding of all childw young peiwle and adults alld to
conducting its progrnmmes in a nMtll￿r that is safe for those we serve. We have safeguarding wlicies which airn to
protect children. yo￿ng people and adults with whotn Maternity Worldwide Con￿ into contac¢ providing staff and
volunteers with th¢ overarchiog prtncipies that guide our appr(wh tr* sAfegu￿ our p)11￿$ reviewed aDnually or
tnoro frequentty if required. Agreements with partners (Memordnda of UndeysL￿d1ng) Also include a clause r¢lating to
these poliGi¢s which requlre partners to acknowledge th¢ existet)ce and the expectation of complian¢¢. Two Mat¢rnity
Worldwide trust¢es are safeguarding leads who are infonned of any CODceyns and also available to provide sUPPOrt and
advice. Th¢re were bo safeguarding in¢idents during the period 2023-2024.
Induetlon and tr&inlDg of new trnstee5
The indLt¢tion process for new Board n￿llber$ includes me¢tings with ihe Chair, other tn￿ and the staff to provid¢
an overview of tbe objectives, operations a[￿ strategic direction of the Charity. New Board ￿￿￿berS are provided with
relevant traini￿ do¢vm¢niS and policies and acc￿ to InfOrn￿tion aboth the gov¢rnance and work of th¢ CbaLIty.
R15k managemenl
The Charity has a process ID pla¢e whicb meets Ébe Charity ComD)ission's ddail¢d guidaneA on risk management. The
Board Dndertakes an aDnual delailed ¢x8miDarion of the prtncipal areas of the Cbarity's operations in order to consider
tbe major risks r￿ed in each of these areas. The Board also assesses wbai action needs to be iaken lo reduce or n]itigate
the ch￿ity'S exposure ro those risks. These f￿dIn￿5 are used to upxlate the Charitys risk register. Risk is a standing item
ar all Board meeiitigs and Board Su￿roups are requirEd to report lo the Board prior to each meeting on any risk
matt¢rs arising in the ￿$¢ quarter. Urgent risk issues are escalaled to tbe Board as they occur and are addressed as a
priority.
We consider one of the biggest risks the chan'ty continlles lo face is the failure to achieve growth against a sityation
where most of efforts bave to be applied to maintaill our country infr&stTUCturc with only limited growth possiblo.
The Trustees Temain of thc vlew that fillther strengthcning of fundtaising 8Ctivity is c￿￿ti&l lo re-establishing growth in
the coming yrars.
REFERENCE AND ADMtNISTRATIVE DETATIS
Reglstered Company number
05557821 (England and Wales)
Registered eharlty number
1111504
Reglstered offlc¢
ComniLU]ity Base
113 QueeDS Road
Brigl]ton
East Su55eX
BNL3XG
Trust¢¢s
Dr A C BrowD (Chair)
Ms M Russell (Se¢retary)
Prof S B Brown
Independellt Examiner
Christopher Robert Tyler FCA DChA FCIE
FI CRT Limited
Flat 24 Wellingtonla Coort
Laine Close
Brights)n
East Sussex
BNI 6TD
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MATERI¥ITY WORLDWIDE LlhliTED
GISTERED NUMBER: 05557￿1
REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES
FOR THK YEAR EIYDED 30 SEPTEMBER 2024
REFERENCE AIYD ADTrllNisfRATIVE DETAILS
Company Serretary
Ms M Russell
Bankers
HSBC
153 North Street
Brightor(
BNI ISW
Websitt
www.maternityworldwide.or8
Charlty Nam¢
Matsrnity Worldwide Limit¢d
Working Name
Makrnity Worldwide
STATEMENT OF TRUSTEES, RESPONSIBILrriES
T&e trustees (who are also the directots of Maternity Worldwide Limited for the purwses of compaDy law) are
responsible for preyaring the Report of the Trnsoes and the fmancial statements in a¢cordance with applicable law And
United Kingdom AccouDtiDg Standards ￿rtited Kingdom Generally Accepted A￿m￿ting Practice).
Company law ¥equires the tn￿tee8 lo prepare fmancial statements for each fjnancial year whieh give a tnie And fair view
of the state of affairs of th¢ charitable company and of the incoming r¢sources and application of re50UTces. including
th¢ incarne and expenditure. of the charitable ¢ompeny for thal wiod. In prqjaring those financtal st&teEnentg, the
trustees are required to
selecl suitable accounting w)licies and then appty them coLsistcntty:
observe the methods and principles in the Charity SORP"
make judgements and estitnal&% that aTe reasonabl¢ and prudent;
ptepare the fmancial statements on rhe going concern basis un]e53 it is inappropriate to presknme that the charitable
company will continue in business.
The trustees are reS￿nSIble for keeping proper accounting records which disclose with reasonable accuracy at any tlthe
th¢ fmancial position of the charitable company and to enable them io ensure that the fmancial statejnentg Cotnply Mryth
the eompanies Act 2(KJ6. Tbey 8re al80 respmsiBle for safeguarding th¢ assets of the charitsble con)pany and hollce for
takingT reasoDable steps for the prevenlion and detection of fraud and oth¢r irregujarities.
20&5
Approvod by order of the board of t￿Stee8 on ........
.. and OD its behalf by.
MS M Russell - Trust¢¢
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INDFPENDENT EXATrItNEIi'S REPORT TO THE TRUSTEES OF
MATERNfEY woRiJ)WIDE LIMtTED
llldependent examiner's report to the trnstLYS of Materntty Worldwide Limitcd Cthe Cornpan￿)
I report to the charity trusws on my examrnation of th¢ accounts of the Company for the year ended
30 Septetnber 2024.
Responsibilities and basis of report
As the charity's th]slees ofthe Company (and also its directors for the purFK)ses of compw knv) you are responsible for
the preparation of ihe accoutts in accordance Mryth. the requirements of the Companies Act 2006 Cthe 2006 Act,).
Having salisfied mysejf that the accoullts of the Company are not r¢quir¢d io be 8lldited uuder Part 16 of the 2006 Act
and are eligibl¢ for indepe1￿ell¢ ¢Xaminats0￿ I report in r¢s￿Ct of my eXamin￿lOn of your charity's accounts as carried
out under Section 145 of the Chariti¢s Act 2011 (Ihe 2011 Act). In CéTrying oul Jny ¢xaminatioll I have followed the
Directions giv¢n by the Charity Commis8ioo unde¥ Section 145(5) (b) of the 2011 ACL
Independent examiner's ststement
I have ¢ompleled my examinalion. I confirm th2È no matteTr have co1))e lo my aiiention in connection with the
exaEnination giving Cause to beli¢ve:
accounting re¢ords were nrt kept ID respeet of the Comw)y as required by Section 386 of the 2006 Act. or
the accounts do not accord with thos¢ records; or
the accounts do not comply with the attoullting requirements of Section 396 of th¢ 2(rf)6 A¢t othet than any
requiremeni thai the accounts giv¢ a ¢rne and fair view ￿￿1¢h is not a nLgtter CODSAdered as part of an independent,
examinthon. or
the account$ have not been prepared in accordance with the rnethods and principles of the Statement of
Recommended Practice for accounting and reporting by cb8ritie$ (applicable to cbarities preparing th¢ir accounts
in ac¢ordance with the Financial Repffiing Standard applicable in the UK and Republic of Ireland (FRS 102)).
I have no ¢ODcerns apd have come across no other matters in connertron with the examination to whicb attention should
be dramm in this report in order to enable a proper understsnding of the accounls to be reacbed.
Christoph¢r Robcrt Tyl¢r FCA DChA FCIE
FI CRT Limited
Flat 24 Wellingtonia Court
Laine Close
Brighton
East Sussex
BNI 6TD
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MATERNrrY WOlUDWlDE LIMITED
STATEMENT OF FJNANCIAL AcnvrriES
FOR THE Y£AR ENDED 30 sEFfEIIIBER 2024
2024
Totsl
funds
2023
Total
funds
fund
Notes
Donations and legacies
40242
40,242
41,924
Oth¢r trading activities
Illvestffitht income
21.116
122
21,Il6
122
12,503
157
Total
61,480
61,480
54,584
EXPENDITiJRE ON
Ratsing funds
6,618
6,618
2,145
Cbaritable oetlvltfies
.Project activities
43.317
43,317
58,112
Total
49,935
49,935
60,257
NET INCOME/(EXPENDrruRE)
lJ,545
11,545
(5,673)
RECONCILIATION OF FUNDS
Total fund5 brought forward
1.680
6.048
7,728
13,401
TOTAL FUIYDS CARRIED FORWARD
13225
19.273
7,728
The notes foun part of these financial stateTn
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MATERNrrY WORIJ)WIDE LIMFTED
RED NUIFIBER: 05557821
BALANCE SHEET
30 SEPTELVLBER 2024
2024
Total
2023
Total
funds
Unrestricled
ftmd
Restricted
Notes
CURRENT ASSETS
Cash at bank
15.)94
6.1)48
21,442
9.867
CREDTTORS
An]ounts falliDg due within one year
13
(2,169)
(2,169)
(2,139)
NET CURRENT A&SETS
13225
6,048
19,273
7,723
TOTALASSETS LESS CURRENT
LIABILITIES
13225
6,048
19,273
7,728
NET ASSETS
13225
6,048
19,273
7,728
14
Unrestricted fi)nds
Restricted funds
13,225
6,048
1,680
6,048
TOTAL FUNDS
19,273
7,728
The charitable compauy is entitled to exemption from audit undeT Section 477 of the Cotllpanie$ Act 2006 for the year
ended 30 September 2024.
The methbeTS bave not rwEired thc company to obtain an audit of its financial statemcnts for the year gndod
30 Septcmber 2024 in accordwK¢ with Section 476 of the Cornpallie5 Act 2006.
The trustees acknowledoe their responsil>i]itie3 fi)r
(a)
ensuTiDg that the charitable conwny k¢¢ps accounting ￿¢0[dS that runply with Scctions 386 and 357 of the
Comtwiies Act 2006 at)d
(b) preparing financial statenKuts whtch brivp a true and fair view of the stale of affairs of th¢ charitable compony as
at the end of each financial year and of its surplus or deficit for each fmancial yw in accordance the
requirements of Sections 394 aod 395 and otherwise comply with th¢ r¢quircll￿￿ts of th¢ Compani¢s Act
2006 relating to financial statemeoty so far as applicable to the charitable compaoy.
These fLnaDcial slatem¢nrs have been prepared in a¢¢ord8n¢¢ with the provisioDs applicable to charitable companies
subject to the Small oompaoies regime.
The financial statements were approved by the Board of Trnstees and authorised for issue on
.. and were signed on its behalf by:
M Russell- Trustee
The llotes fiprni part of the5c financial statem
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MATERNrrY WORLDWIDE LIMrrED
NOTES TO THE FJNANCIAL STATEME
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 SEFfEMBER 2024
ACCOUNTING POLICIES
Basis of prepydring the fllwieiql statements
The financial statem¢Dts of the charitable company, which is a pub]ic bcn¢fit entity under FRS102, have been
prepared in accordanLY with the Charities SORP (FRSI 02) 'Accountillg and Reporting by Cbarities: Statetnent of
Recommended Practice applicable to charities preparing their accounts with the Financial Reporting Standard
applicable in th¢ UK aod Republic of Treland (FRS102) (¢ffediv¢ l January 2019y, Finallcial Reporting
Standard FRS102 The Financial Rep)rting Standard applicable in th¢ UK and Republic of Ireland, and the
CompaDies Act 2006. Tbe fmancial statements have been prepared under the histori¢al wst convention.
The accounts are prepared tn sterlin& ￿lCb is the fuDCtiona] cuT￿ncY ol'the charity. Mooetary amounts in these
fmaD¢ial statements are rnunded to the nwest £.
The trusteesldirectors consider that th¢r¢ are no material uncertainties about the companys ability to continue as
a ¥oing concern.
Income
AIE income is reco￿)ised in the Sratement of Financial Activities once the cbarity bas entitlement to the fL￿d8, it
is probable that the income will be rtceived and the 8moLllt can be measured reliably.
Expeodllure
LiabiLities are re¢O￿LSed &8 expenditure as 500n as there is a legal or ¢onslNcltve obligation comn]itting the
charity to that expenditure, it is probable that a transfer of economic benefits will be requiTed in settlejnent and
the amount of the obligation Can be measured reliably. Expenditure is accounted for on an accruals basis and has
been classified under headings that a88rega* all L￿st related to the category. Where costs cannot be directly
attributed lo particular headings they have becn 8llo¢&ed to activities on a basis coDyistent with the use of
re$ources.
Tanglbk r￿ed assets
Tallgyible fixed assets costiDg ll￿re th8n £500 are capitsjised and included at cost including any incident&l
expenses of acquisition.
Depreciation is provid￿ on all tsngible fixed at rate5 Calculat￿ to write off the cost on a 8trRi8ht line
basis over th¢ir expected useful economic IiY&8 as follows '.
Computer equipment- 3 yffar5 straight line.
Project capital expeDditwe- l year ¢xpenditute 13 InCu￿ed.
Taxation
The Charitys considwEd to pass the tests set out in Para8rapb I Schedule 6 Finanrx Act 2010 and therefore it
raeets the d¢finition of a cbaritable company for UK corporation tax pury)05es. Accordingly the Charity L5
potentially exempt from raxation in respect of iDcome or capital gains received within categories covered by
Cbapter 3 Part I I Corporalion Tax Act 2010 or Section 256 of the Taxaiion of Cbargeable GaiDS Act 1992, to
tho extent that such iDcome or gains are applied fAch]sivety to ¢haritable purposes.
Fund accounth)g
UnrestrACted thnds can be used in accordance with the charitable objectives at the disottion of the trustees.
Restricted funds can ODly be used for particular restricted purposes within the objects of the charity. Restrictions
arise Nvhen specifjed by the donor or wheft fjjllds are ralsed fol particular restricted purposes.
Further explanation of the nature and purpose of eacll fund is Includ￿ in the notes to the fllwicial statements.
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IVIATERNITY WORLDWIDE LIMITED
NOTES TO THE FINIlNCL4L STATEhtEYJ rs . eontinued
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 SEFfEMBER 2024
DONATIONS AYJ D LEGACIES
2024
2023
Donations - single
Donations- regular
Gift aid lax
Legacies
16,043
16.675
7.524
15.240
15,843
5,841
5,000
40,242
41,924
OTHER TRADING AcfIvIT￿s
2024
2023
FwthisinsF Ovenls
21,116
12,503
INVESTMENT INCOME
2024
2023
Deposit accouirt interest
122
1$7
Cl£4R￿ABLE A￿1VITIEs COSTS
Direct
Costs (see
not¢ 6)
Support
costs (see
Dote 7)
Totals
Project activities
31,453
11,864
43,317
DIRECT COSTS OF CHARITABLE ACTIVITIFS
2024
2023
Programmatic activty - dir¢rt
31.453
44,160
SUPPORT COSTS
Management
Proi¢¢t activiti¢s
11,864
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MATERNrrY WORLDWIDE LIMITED
NOTES TO THE FINAIYCIAL ST ATEJJ ffKrs - colltinued
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 SEpfLMBER 2024
SUPPORT cosrs- eontinneal
Support cost4 included in the above, are follows:
2024
Project
activities
2023
Total
activities
Prograthme activity. support
Independent exa￿l￿atiOn
Manag¢menl costs
5,161
2,160
4,543
6,515
2,160
5,277
11,864
13,952
TRUSTEES, REMUNERATION AND BENEFITS
Tbere w¢r¢ no truslees, renmumrion or other benefits for the year ended 30 September 2024 nor for the year
end¢d 30 September 2023.
Tru$tets' expenses
Ch)e tr￿ste4 was reinjbursed travel expeDs¢s amounting to £34 (2023 . £nil).
STAFF COSTS
Staff costs duriDg the year were a8 foll0v￿ .'
2024
2023
UK StalTCosts
Wages wid salaries
Socia] s¢curity costs
Pension cost
Ovtrseas Staff Costs
21
The nu]Dber of UK empl0￿c8 based on headcount was nil (2023: nil).
No ¢[nploy￿S received eJDohunents in exce&s of £60,0(KJ (2023: none).
The ¢barity considers its key n￿￿gement personnel to be the I￿￿tees. The trustees received no tetsuneration or
benefits from the charity..
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NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL sTATE￿IE￿5 . eontinued
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 SEFfEMBER 21n4
Jo.
COMPARATIVES FOR THE STATLMEwf OF FINAIYCIAL AcfiviTIES 2023
Total
funds
fund
fi￿dS
INCOME AND ENDOWMEwfs FROM
Donations and legacies
41,924
41.924
Other tsading acliviti¢s
JmvestmeDI iD¢ome
12,503
157
12,503
157
Total
54,584
54,584
EXPETr4DrruRE ON
Raising fi￿d$
2,145
2,145
Charitable activiti
Project activities
58,112
58,112
Total
60,257
60,257
NET IF4COMEI(EXPENDrruRE)
Transfers betweeo funds
(5,673)
7,087
(5,673)
(7,087)
Iyel movement In fuDdJ
1,414
(7,087)
(5,673)
RECONCILIATION OF FUNDS
Tolal funds brou8ht forward
266
13,135
13,401
TOTAL FUNDS CARRIED FORWARD
1,680
6,048
7,728
11.
INTANGIBLE FIXED ASSETS
Wobslte
COST
Al J Octob¢T 2023 and 30 Septemb¢r 2024
7,926
AMORTISATION
Al J October 2023 and 30 S• 2024
7.926
NET BOOK VALUE
At 30 September 2024
AI 30 September 2023
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MATERNrrY WORLDWIDE LIMITED
NOTCI S TO THE FINANCIAL ￿ATEmENTs . cootinu￿]
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 SEYfEMBER 2024
12.
TANGTBLE FIXED ASSETS
Plant and
rlltings
Totals
At l Octob¢r 2023 and 30 September 2024
14.605
61,245
DEPRECIATION
At l October 2023 and 30 Septetllber 2024
14,605
61,245
NET BOOK VALUE
At 30 September 2024
At 30 Septtmber 2023
13.
CREDTTORS: AMou￿rS FALLING DUE WITHiLY ONE YEAR
2024
2023
Trade Creditors
Ac¢Ned expenses
329
1.840
299
1,840
2,169
2,139
14.
MOVEMEwf TN FUNDS
Net
movement
in fimds
At
1.10.23
At
30.9.24
Unrestrlet¢d funds
GeneIal fimd
1.680
11,545
13,225
Reslrlcted funds
Debbi Jupp (Malawi)
Funding Network (Ethiopia)
18
6.030
18
6,030
6.048
6,048
TOTAL FUNDS
7,728
11,545
19,273
Net movem¢nt in funds, included in the above are ￿ follows:
Incoming
resources
Resources
expended
Movement
in funds
Unrestrleted funds
General fund
61,480
(49,935)
11,545
TOTAL FUNDS
61,480
(49,935)
11,545
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NOTES TO THE FINANaAL STATEIWENTS- conttnued
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 sEvfEMBER 2024
14.
MOVEMENT IN FUNDS- Continued
Comparativa for movement in
Net
llM)vemeJrt
in fijfjds
Transfers
between
funds
At
30,9.23
1.10.22
Unr¢strieltd
General fund
266
(5,673)
7,087
1,680
Rostrlcted funds
D¢bbi Jupp (Malawi)
Funding Network (Ethiopia)
Malawi ADaesthetic Ma¢hine
18
6,030
7,087
18
6,030
(7,087)
13,135
{7,087)
6,048
TOTAL FUNDS
13,401
(5,673)
7,728
Comparative net movetnent in fimd¥ included in the above are fojjows:
Incomi￿g
Resources
expended
Movement
in fl￿d$
Unre8lrleled funds
General futKI
54,584
(60,257)
(5,673)
TOTAL FUM>S ,.
54.584
(60.257)
(5,673)
15.
RELATED PARTY DISCiA)SURES
There W¢Te no related paty transactions for tb¢ year ￿ded 30 Scptember 2024.
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