2022-03-31-accounts

		Names and addresses ofadvisers (Optional information)	Names and addresses ofadvisers (Optional information)
T	e	ofadviser Name	Address
Name		ofchief executive or names ofsenior staff members (Optional information)
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	Description ofthe charity's trusts
		Type of governing document	Trust Deed dated 21 May 2006
		How the chadity is constituted 0, if us'. .a..Oclaitc;, ci.:a 'Ba'rI	Trust
		Trustee selection methods	Appointed by resolution ofTrustees
	Additional governance issues (Optional information)
	You may choose to include additional information, where relevant, about:		Until 31 March 2002, there were four Trustees who including by telephone or video calls, to discuss the as needed basis. The Trustees make all decisions chadity. The charity does not have any employees			meet regularly, charity on an ad hoc, in relation to the or staff.
	~	policies and procedures
		adopted for the induction and	The Trustees are provided with the guidance		for trustees		issued	by the
		training oftrustees;	Charity Commission.
	~	the charity's organisational structure and any wider network with which the charity	The charity does not have any relationships with related other charities or organisations.				parties	or any
		works;
	~	relationship with any related
		parties;
	~	trustees' consideration of
		major risks and the system
		and procedures to manage
		them.
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			The charity's overall objectives are: the relief		of poverty,		distress,
			sickness and suffering; the provision ofshelter, care, food, clothing and
	Summary ofthe objects ofthe charity set out in its governing document		medical supplies and treatment; education and training to children in Sri Lanka.	the provision and adults;	ofand promotion of primarily but not exclusively

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Summary ofthe main achievements ofthe charity during the year			The charity represents the pdincipal source offunding ofthe Rainbow Centre in Sri Lanka and the operations ofthe Rainbow Centre would cease without this funding.
			The Rainbow Centre in Sri Lanka is a unique and much praised provider
			ofeducation, healthcare, food and support to children and their families
			from deprived backgrounds in south-west Sri Lanka. It is registered as	an
			NGO in Sri Lanka.
			During 2021/22, the operations ofthe Rainbow Centre in Sri Lanka have
			been significantly impacted by government-required lockdowns in
			response to the coronavirus. During the periods when the Rainbow
			Centre has not been permitted to open, its staff have provided regular
			food packages and welfare to the Centre's children and their families.	In
			response to the increased needs of local children and families for the
			services ofthe Rainbow Centre, the Trustees have funded a major
			expansion ofthe facilities ofthe Rainbow Centre including the
			construction ofa new two-storey classroom block and the provision of
			additional sports and playground facilities. These additional facilities
			were completed in 2021. In response to challenging economic conditions
			in Sri Lanka, the scope and activities ofthe Rainbow Centre's welfare
			department have been significantly expanded.
			The Rainbow Centre in Sri Lanka continues to make good progress
			expanding and improving its activities. Under the guidance ofthe charity,
			the Rainbow Centre in Sri Lanka has established good links with schools
			in the UK, with benefits including the provision ofvolunteer teachers and
			educational matedials and additional funding. It is expected that these
			visits will recommence when permitted by the coronavirus epidemic.
			The Trustees believe that, notwithstanding the issues relating to the
			coronavirus, the charity has substantially achieved its objectives for the
			year.

		The charity's policy is typically to hold between one and three years'
Brief statement ofthe		operating expenditure in reserves. The current level ofreserves is in
charity's policy on	reserves	excess ofthe policy amount.
		As at 31 March 2022, the charity had cash reserves ofapproximately
		E1.0 million (2021 - E1.0 million) in order to provide for the continued
		fundin ofthe Rainbow Centre.
Details ofany funds	materially
in deficit
Further financial review details		(Optional information)
You may choose to include additional information, where relevant about: ~ the charity's principal sources offunds (including		The principal investment policy ofthe charity is to minimise the risk of capital loss and its reserves are held in a savings account and in longer- term money market deposit accounts. The funds are held with HSBC Bank pic, which is considered to have satisfactory social, environmental and ethical policies in place.
any fundraising);		During 2021/22, the charity's fundraising activities were somewhat
~ how expenditure	has	curtailed by the coronavirus. However, the level ofdonations was
supported the key objectives		satisfactory. The fundraising activities will resume after the coronavirus
ofthe charity;		issues have been resolved. Expenditure on funding the activities ofthe
~ investment policy and objectives including any		Rainbow Centre increased in the year due to the expansion programme at the Centre.
ethical investment	policy
adopted.
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		Signature(s)
		Full name(s)	Alasdair Gordon Nagle
Position	(eg	Secretary, Chair,		Trustee
			etc)
				14June 2022

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					Forthe period from		Ot*	r-21	To	31-Mar-22
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					Ourn&rimed funds	Restricted	funds		Endowment funds	Total funds				Last year
					tothe nearest 5	to the nearest 5			tothe nearest 5	tc the	nearest	5		to the nearest 5
A1 Recei ts
Dchstichs					76,351						76,351			66,614
Interest income												355		3,746
Sub total(Grossincome			forAff)		76,796						78,706			70,380
A2 Asset and	investment		sales
see table .
			Sub total
	Total		receipts		76,706			~		~	Ts,796			70,360
A3 Pa ments
Dcneticns tc Rainbow Centre					13 245						132	245		124335
Fees ecd expenses					7 523									17695
			Sub total		139,785						139,768			142,830
A4 Asset and	investment
purchases, (see table)
			Sub total
	Total	Payments			139,768			-		-	139,788			142,030
Hat of	re cei ptsf(payments)				63,062						63,062		-	71,670
A5 Transfem	between funds
A6 Cash funds last year		end			1,036,332						1,038,332			1,108,002
Cash funds this			year end		973,270						073,270			1,036,332

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							Unrestricted			Restricted			funds		Endowment
	Categories			Details				funds							funds
81 Cash funds				Cash at bank				tonearest 6			Io	nearest		6	lc nearest 2
				Money market	depccltc			616,272
						Total cash funds		673,270
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							Unrestricted			Restricted			funds		Endowment
								funds							funds
62 Other monetary assets				Details				tonearest 6							toreerect 6
							Fund	to which asset			~				Current value
83Investment		assets		Details				belongs				l		l	(cpsoool)
															coal)
							Fund	to wldch asset							Current value
84Assets retained for			the	Details				belongs							(cpa
charity's own use
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							Fund to which				Aolcuot dce				When duc
85Liabilities				Details			aablnly relates				(cpli oocI		)
Signed by one or twc trustees			on
behalf of all the	trustees			Signature ~V,t f				Print Name Alasdair Gordon			Na	le			Date ofapproval 14-Jun-22
CCXX R2 accounts (SS)															14/06/2022