Hope In Africa
Balance Sheet
Year ending 31st December 2025
Capital Fund
2025
2024
Balance brought forward
Additions to cash balances
Total
15407.33
21143.06
36550.39
15254.82
152.51
15407.33
Represented by:
Closing balances as at 31st December 2025
Co-op account
Co-op savings account
26262.42
10287.97
36550.39
5285.34
10121.99
15407.33
These accounts were
reed at
ity's AGM
on 16th June, 2026
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Category De5￿ptI
INFLOWS
BFM
General
Penud
Chtld Spmsothp
TOTAL P•nu•l
TOTAL BFM
D￿.gnated
Barrow
2.050 tKI
2.350.
TOTAL Barrc
Ibrah¢m Ndungu
PatrKk Munyua
R & T P8rkes
Sebastian Jum¥
TOTAL Wnat•J
Elohim
ChiKI SptyNorit4p
1.CK#).00
1,(LbJ 00
195.Crf)
3,425.CY)
1,060.IJ)
1.560.INJ
2,820 00
TOTAL Elohim
HFL
Gonernl
HCHS
Chikl Sp)nsorship
TOTAL HCFIS
ROH
Chld S￿￿￿$hIp
General
TOTAL ROH
Vocational
Con$lru¢lK
TOTAL VvG•tloMI
963.72
2,06S.C¥)
2,065 fy)
1,546.
1.848.C
15,IX#).00
15,CO30.00
TOTAL HFL
HIA
19,874.72
nk Inter•8t
General
Gtft Aj'd from HMRC
Scholarship Fund
TOTAL HIA
KSP
Oth•r KSP
TOTAL KÉP
MSA
Chikl spons￿9￿1P
Vocational
Construction
TOTAL Vocational
TOTAL MSA
TOTAL INFLOWS
185.98
41.879.26
2,842.29
1.290.Ca)
45,977.53
1.320 (Ks
1,32r).Q¢•
720.
13,876.62
13.876.62
14,596.82
90.183.87
OUTFLOWS
BFM Expenses
Bank Charge5
Exthange Rate
119.98
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Literature
Penu
rbrr
Chdd Sponwsl*p
Medical
Teachers s￿arles
TOTAL Penuel
TOTAL BFM Exrrtnses
Dew"gnated ExFen8es
Barrow
120fy)
144.Th)
456 Crf)
600 th)
4,800.IMJ
6,000.ts)
6,809.98
900.00
900.
993.58
330.IK)
983.04
180fy)
3.387 22
TOTAL Barrow
Ibrahim NdurvJu
Patn'ck Munyua
R & T Parkas
Seba*ian Juma
TOTAL De$4not•d ExF4nM•
Elohim ExFenses
Child Sponsorship
Gweral
Teachern Satari
Magoro
Naluwer•
TOTAL Teachers Salai
TOTAL Elohim Exp•ns•8
HFL Ewst8
Admin
Contingonci
Gkjn'a
TOTAL ￿rnin
D•vine & F•nity
HCHS
Chld Sp)n8orsh'p
Teathers Salari
TOTAL HCHS
ROH
Ch￿d Sponsorship
T•achers Sala￿8
TOTAL ROH
714.01
2.970.IKJ
3,720.
8,690.00
8.304.01
61x1.00
240.00
240.LM)
4,424.00
4,200 ¢XI
8,624.00
1,008.00
3.6Q).00
4.606 ¢JO
Constru¢ti¢)n
TOTAL Vocational
Othgr HFL ExFfjnsg5
TOTAL HFL Expenses
HLA ExFense$
4Jmi
14.475.00
14,475.(10
1W.00
28,887 IX)
75.00
Bank Charges
Forex Charges
PayPal Fees
Postage
ReM￿Y Feo
240 00
897.94
20.88
15.86
14.43
1.324.11
649.00
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Other HIA ExFenses
TOTAL HIA Exw8e8
MSA ExFenses
Chikl sp￿sorShiP
Teach•rs Salan"•s
Vocatsonal
ConstnKtion
Oth8r MSA Exp8nsas."Vocat￿a[..C0n...
TOTAL Construth"on
TOTAL Vocthnal
TOTAL MSA ExFenues
TOTAL OUTFLOWS
-10599
720.C(t
5.160.IXI
13.885 48
13.885.48
13.885.48
19.765.48
69,020I1
OVERALL TOTAL
21.143.06

CHARITY COMMISSION
FOR ENGLANO ANO WALES
Independent examiner's report
on the accounts
Report to the trustoesl
members of
Hope in Africa
On accounts for the year
anded
3111212025
Charity no
(if any>
1115132
Sot out on pages
1&2
I report to the trustees on my examination of the accounts of the above
charity I'the Trust") for the year ended 3111212025.
Responslbllltles and basls As the charity trustees. you are responsible for thè preparation of the
of report accounts in accordance with the Charities Act 2011 1.the Act'l.
I report in respect of my examination of the Trust's accounts carried out
under section 145 of the 2011 Act and in carrying out my examination, I
have followed all the applicable Directions given by the Charity Commission
under sectbon 14515)(b} of the Act.
Independent examinerfs I have completed my examination. I confirm that no material matters have
statement come to my attention lotk
in connection with
the examination vthich gives me cause to believe that in, any material
respect,-
the accounting records were not kept in a¢¢ordan¢e with section 130
of the Act.. or
th8 accounts did not accord wilh the accounting records.. or
the accounts did not wmply with the applicable requirements
¢on¢eming the fonn and content of accounts set oul in the Charltles
(Accounts and Reports) Regulations 2008 other than any requirement
that the accounts give a 'true and fair. view which is not a matter
considered as part of an independent examination.
I have no concerns and have come across no other matters in connection
with the examination to which attention should be drawn in this report in
order lo enable a proper understanding of the accounts to be reached.
' Please delete the words in the brackels if they do not apply.
Slgnod:
Date:
Name:
Relevant professional
qualification{s) or body Ilf
any):
Address-
41-9-f £i- ¥
INZQ OP*
IER
October 2018

Only complete if the examiner needs to highlight matters of concern (see CC32,
Independent examination of charity accounts". directions and guidance for
examiners).
Give here details of any
items that the examiner
wishes to disclose.
IER
October 2018

Trustees. Annual Report for the period
PerKyJ $tart date
Pencmj end date
From
01
01
2025 To
31
12
2025
Section A
Reference and administration details
CharFty namo
Hope in Africa
othor names charlty l• known by
Regl8torad charlty numbor (If any)
1115132
Charws prlnclpal address
Flat 5. Fernhurst Court
Bri)oklyn avenuè
Worthin9
P￿tcode
BN115QL
Namm of the charity tru•tou WI￿ m•nay chority
O•t•• act•d If for T*hol•
Tru•t•• n•m•
Offlc•111 •fty)
N•m• ol p•rnon lor body) •ntitl•d
Int tru•t••
Matthew Barrow
Michelle Barrow
Chair
Treasurer
Anton Green
Jamie Wrwht
Christine Wright
David Medlock
10
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
Names of tho Irustses for the charity, if any, (for example. any custodian trustees)
Name
Dates acted if not for whole
oar
TAR
M¥r¢h 2012

Names and addresw of advisern (Opti•)nal inforn)ath)n)
of advlser
Addr988
Name of chiof exo¢utlve or name• of ••nlor 8tsff mombarn (Optlonal Inforniatlon)
Section B
Structure, governance and management
Descrlptlon of the charlty's trusts
Trust deed
Type of governing d0￿ment
How the charity 18 consti￿ted
Trust
Trust88 selectton methods
By Trustees
Addltlonal govornanc• I••uo• (Optlonal infofmation)
Hope in Africa is a small charity and works with five African
men across three countries who all have long standing
relationships with the trustees. These men are trusted
colleagues and so this mitigates some of the risks involved with
working with the continent.
You may choo80 to include
additional information, where
relevant, about..
policies and proc8dures
adopted for the induction and
training of tru8tee8-
the charity's organisation81
structure and any wider
ne￿ork with which the charty
Hope in Africa is linked with several churches across the UK
particularly with three in Worthing, one of which is the home of
the directors of HIA.
relationship with any related
parties,.
trust88s' ¢onsideration of
majoi risks and the system
and procedures to manage
them.
Hope in Africa is also linked to Avail, a rnission charity based in
Leeds. One of their trustees is on the HIA board, and they are a
help. in particular with prO￿dural issues.
Section C
Ob'ectives and activities
1] Advance EducatK)n in accordance with Christian principles in Sub-
Saharan Africa.
2] To relieve persons who are in ￿nd[tionS of need or hardship in the
above location.
31 To advance the Christian faith in aC￿rdance with the Ststement of
Belief in the trust deed.
Summary of thè objects of tho
¢harity set out in its
governing do¢ument
TAR
March 2012

During this year HIA has continued its regular support of
children and teachers in all the schools we are linked with.
Five primary schools, one secondary school and one vocational
college.
The trustees see it as important to visit the projects and keep
up the relationships that we have with the Africans. This
engenders trust both ways. Our main ethos is to come
alongside these men. seeing what they are doing and their
vision under God, and then we assist where we can, rather
than imposing our ideas on the men.
Summary oftha maln
activities undortaken for the
publlc benefll In relation to
th080 objoct8 {includo within
th18 8ectlon tha statutory
declaratlon that tru8tees havo
had regard to the guidance
18suèd by the Charlty
Commis•lon on publlc
boneflt)
However during 2025, both the Chair and treasurer have been
quite sick having to undergo surgery. This has curtailed any
visiting this year.
Several larger gifts came in that enabled us to continue the
work, particularly with Vocational training centres in Lugazi
and Nakuru. The block in Lugazi is now finished and in use.
The block in Nakuru has begun internal fitting out.
It is noted that the trustees have had regard to the guidance
issued by the Charity Commission on public benefit.
Addltlonal dot•ll• of obJoctlvo• and •¢tlvltl•8 IOptlon•l Infomi•tlon)
We want to recognise the great way that our donors have
contributed to the schools we support.
Without the donors there would be no charity.
You may choo80 to include
further statements. where
relevant, about:
policy on grantmaking"
policy programme related
investment.,
contribution made by
volunteers.
TAR
March 2012

Section D
Achievements and performance
Summary oftho main
achlevoments of tho charity
during tho year
1] All monthly support to keep the schools working has been
able to be sent. This includes support for orphans in each of
the schools, as well as a contribution to teacherfs salaries, and
other designated items.
Although the outgoings are more than the usual monthly
donations, we have been able, with the one off donations, to
keep these grants flowing.
2] In Lugazi, Uganda the project of building a vocational block
has been completed.
3] In Nakuru, Kenya, the vocational training block construction
has continued. It is anticipated to finish this block by the end
of 2026.
4] All other extra help was put on hold until visits can be made
in early 2026, once Matt and Michelle have recovered from
their health issues. All the visionary men have understood
about this and have been praying for their full recovery from
their illnesses.
5] For the A-Kili foundation work in Nandi County, Kenya, Matt
has continued to assist by attending virtual board meetings,
and he was able to help with the design of a new workshop
block.
6) The policy for safeguarding has been drafted this year. It
will be discussed with an ex pat living in Uganda early next
year. It will then be discussed with the visionary men and
their school staff in 2026/7.
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March 2012

Section E
Financial review
The ¢hartty has a resepies policy which is reviewed pericrfjully as
Briof statomont of the
charity's policy on re8orve8
Dètalls of any funds matorially
in deficit
Furthor flnancial rnview dotail• (Optional inforniation)
Th8 charity's main source of funding comes from individuals and
churches around the UK. There has also been donatbons from an
individual from Florida, who has been very generous towards the work.
You may choo•• to include
additional information, where
relevant about..
the charrty's principal
sources of furKls lin¢luding
any fundraising)-
how expenditure has
8UPPOrted the key objectives
of th8 charity.,
investrnent policy and
objectives including any
ethical inv88tment policy
adopted.
The charity also r8ceFves an annual grant from a fund based in West
Sussex. This partlcular grant helps wrth the monthly expendrture.
During 2025. most of the funds were deposited into 8 savings account to
receive some interest.
Section F
Other optional information
The health issues with the two main trustees dunng this year has made the charity consbjer succession
planning in a stronger way and will be addressing this issue in 2026n.
Section G
Declaration
Th• tru8tee8 doclar• that they h•v• •pprovod the trustoos. r•port •bov•.
Signod on bohalf of tho charlty's tru8tee8
Slgnaturn(8)
Full namo(8)
Posltlon (•g Socr•tary, Chalr.
Matthew W
Barrow
Mbchelle A Barrow
Chaimian
Treasurer
Date
16° June 2026
TAR
March 2012