Chaiity Re8tstered Number." 1115306
PRECIOUS SlsfERS
REpofff AND FINANaAL sfATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 IXCEMBER 2024

PREaous sisfERS
REPORT AND FINANaAL sfATEtVlEKrs
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 20
CONTEiirs
Trustees. report
Independent examlnerfs raport to the trustees
Statsment of flnanclal actlvltles
Balanc• sheet
12
Notes to the flnanclal ststements
13
Detalled Income and expendlture account

PREaous S￿ERs
REPORT AND RNANCIALSTATEMErirs
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2024
CHARrfY INFORMATION
Trustees:
Paul Sindair Ichair)
Wallace Garland
Keith Slei8ht {Secretaryl
Sandra Ferrlera
Andrea Robottom (Trustee slnce June 2024)
Mark Tomlinson (Treasurer)
Gerald Maithya
Ute 05wald
Prlndpal Addres&
331 Cromwell Tower
The Barblcan
London
EC2Y 8N8
Attountanls:
Peafce Accounts Llmlted
58 Sermon Drlve
Swanley
Kent
BR8 7HT
Bankers:
CAF 8•nk Ltd
25 Kln8s Hlll Avenue
Klngs Hlll
West Malllng
Kent
ME19 4TA

Page I
PRECIOUS SISTERS
TrUSTEES' REPORT
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2024
The Trustees present thelr annual report with finandal statements of the charity for the year ended 31
December 2024.
STrUCTURE, G0VEftNAN￿ AND MANAGEMENT
At the end of 2024. the charity had eight trustees. The full board of trustees met three tlmes durlng the year
Imarch. June, Novernberl wlth attendance over MS Teams and In per50n.
Durlng 2024 operatlonal respon51blllty for the charlty contlnued to be owned by the NGO based In Kenya (also
known as Preclous Slstersl.
The full list of tiustees In offlce durlng the year:
Paul Slnclalr (Chali). Gerald Maithya (Founder)", MarkTomllnson (Treasurer), Kelth Slelght (Secretary), Wallace
G•rland'{Operatlon5 Dlrector), Ute Oswald, Sandra Ferrelra, Andrea Robottom.
based In Kenya
Andrea Robottom was nornlnated and elected to the baard of trustees at the UK board meetlng In June 2024.
The trustees confirm that the Charlty Commlsslon's 4uldan¢e on publlc beneflt h8s been consSdered In decldlng
whl¢h actlvltles the charlty should undertake.
OBJEcnvES AND ACTIVITIES
Preclous Slsters flnds sponsors ftx •odemlc4lly brlght Kenyan glrls from very dls4dvant8ged backgrounds, so
they can reeèlve a secondary educatlon. As well as paylng lor the school fees. we provlde mentorlng through all
years In school to 8ive the young women we support the best opportunlty to fulfill thelr potential.
We work In partnershlp wlth flve Kenyan slate boardlng schools; Preclous Blood Kilungu, Preclous Blood Rlruta,
Blshop Gatlmu Ngandu. Starehe Glrls Centre and Maryhlll Glrls Hlgh School.
The total numbw of glrls supported each year Is shown In the table below;
Year
201S
2016
2017
2018
2019
2020
2021
2022
2023
2024
Glrls
Sponsored
93
104
iii
85
90
97
96
In 2024 we sponsored 135 glrl& This is the hlahest number wè have ever supported.
Precious Slsters Is not affiliated to any polltical or religious organizatlon. We selert glrls from all ethnl< relbglous
and trlbal backgrounds. wlth the ambltlon of supportlng glrls from across Kenya based on thelr academk
potentlal.

Page 2
TrusrEES' REpoKr
FOR THE YEAR ENDEO 31 DECEMBER 2024
MEASURING suc￿5$
In Kenya• prlmary school education is free for all thildreft. However. secondary educatlon In Kenya at stste
boar(fing sthools requires parents to make a substsntial financial Contribu￿on to the overall cost. and many of
the brightest prfmary puplls onnot affofd to continue their studles. Precious Slsters provides opportunltles to
brlght glrls from very disadvantaged backgrounds to fulfill their potentlal by completin8 their secondary
education.
At the end of the academlc year. final year secondary sthool students slt the Kenya Certlftcate of Secondary
Education (KCSE). This examinatlon marks the culrnlnatlon of the girls, secondary educatlon. rather Ilke A Levels
In the UK. and the 8rade5 obtained play a fundamental role in eath 8lrl's future.
In 2024 the Kenyan Government announced major chan8e5 to the educatlon system. whlth began to be
Implemented in 2025. A new national ojrriculum Is being introduced. Free prlmary school educatlon is belng
extended by one year. to nlne years. The stste secondary schools we partner wlth, whlch are fee payln& wlll
provlde three years of senlor educatlon Instead of four.
The results of the KCSE examlnatlon for the aass 012024 were released at the start of 2025. Thlrty two of our
Ilrls sat the exams, wlth 100% scoring grade C+ and above thus qualifying for public unlverslty admlsslon. Three
qlrls obtalned Grade A's and another seven Grade A-,5.
Thls table shows the spread of results.
PS Results Summa
Sthool
Kllun
RFruta
Gatlmu
Stsrehe
Ma
Total
Totsi
The proportlon of •ll glrls sponsored sln¢e the Inceptlon of Precious Slsters who have achieved • government
sponsored place at unlverslty IS 98%. We ore extremely provd of these results.
The overridlng objectfve and arnbltlon of our chaflty rem•lns to give brlght girls from very poor bad(8rounds the
opportunlty to fulfill their potentlal.
BENEFrrs OF MENTORING
Over tlme, we have come to understand that a hlgh level of academlc success at sthool Is dosely Ilnked to our
mentorlng programme. This is a unlque aspect of our tharttvs wor
Mentoring provides guidance on matters beyond the school currlculum. Our ABC menlorinE programrne fouJse5
on developing Ambltlon. {sein Belief and Commltment. Mentoring is dellvered through events held at the stsrt
of each school term. attended ￿ all the girfs we sponsor. Each event Is supported by a team of about 50
volunteer mentors and speakers. induding many Preci¢)w Slster5 a￿rnna¢. In 2024 we delivered three
mentoring events in January. May and AugusL
The work of the charlty In Kenya is managed by our Pro8rnmme Manager. Ann Waweru. supported by Rosemary
Wambul our Mentoring Pro8rarnrne Officer. under the dtrection of Wallace Garland our Operations Director and
the Pred0ts5 Sisters Kenyan tK￿ld.

Page 3
TrUSfEES' REPORT
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2024
All three mentoring e¥ents were compliant with our saftrguardI￿ poficy. In addit￿)n, Ann and Rosemary
malntsined close contact with the"Precious SisteTS" vJsliln8 them In sthool, encouraging them, coachlng them
and building their skills.
CLOSING THE LOOP
We are extending our support to the young women we sponsor to help them prepare for the transition into
universlty and then Into worthwhile employrnenL Our aosing the Loop wogramme provides training to our
sdiooi leaver5 and alurnnae to help them prepare for unNersity and work. Topics covered include Life in
Unlversity; Careers and Employment: Emottonal Intelligence; Financial Management Mental Health and
Relationshlps. We also wovide 5UPPOrt with applications for 5tholarshlps at foreÉgn universitie5, and some work
internship ￿eernents. Tlxs is an area that the dwrlty b tooking to develop over tlme.
OPERATIONAL ORGAN15ATION
The operational management of Precious Sisters continues to be run by our Kenyan NGO lalso calted Precious
Sisters). The UK charity board is responsible for the maiorlty of the fundTaisin& while thÈ Kenyan board focuses
on the day-t(Hlay operational njnning of the tharity. Two trustees sit on both 8oards enablin8 good co-
ordlnatton between the two bothes.
RAISING FUNDS
In 2024 ralslng funds In the UK contlnued Ihrwh contscts with friends and supporters of the tharlty.
Predous Sisters sponsored 135 young women durlng 2024. the hl8hest number we have ever supported.
We ralsed funds In the f¢Al¢)wing ways:
l. By securing individual sponsors who eath sponsor a named girl. Sponsor and Khoolgirl are able to
omrnunkate with eath other by letter. and each sponsor receives a copy of ihe girl's school report and
exarnlnation resvlts. We offer ¢fifferent Iv•els of sponsorship: £700 per annum, to cover all costs associated with
the 8tr1's education and mentoring or £400 per annum, whith covers the ¢ost of 5th001 fees.
l Ad4￿( donatlons from individuals or cwni1atio￿ in the UK
3. Support from UK Charitable tnsts
4. Gfft Ald recoverles t)n dOnatiOr￿ from UK laxpayers
5. Donations through "Glve as Ilve" djawltsble donation website and slmilar platfom
6. Donatlon5 through our Ken￿ NGO

Pa8e 4
PREaous &sfERS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 310ECEMBER 2024
SAFEGUARDING POUCY
As a responsible charlty, deafmg with the educatlon of youry wornen, we do everythlng posslble to mlnlmtse the
rlsk of harm lo the chlldren that we sponsor. mentor and supporL
usslsters.o
Our Safeauardln8 Pollcy b 4vaHable to ￿eW on our webstte: bl1p1l￿ and
Due to hel8htened publk awareness of thls Issue and the Importance of ensuTln8 the salety and well belng olthe
glrls we sponsor. safeguardlng ts on every full UK 8oard meetin8 agenda, as a sltuation revlew. The charlty
revlews Its safe￿UardIn8 pollcy annually and ensures th•t safe*uardlng documenlatlon relatlng to Its mentQTlni
events In Kenya Is up to date.
We have also reviewed the safewarrfin¢ polldes of the sd￿01$ whkh our alrts attend to ensure that they
conshtent and all In al*nment with those of the Charlty.
RISKS
The key rlsks identlfied for Prectous Slsters •re set out below. Tl*se are Tecognized and accepted risks which we
eontlnualfy work to mlnlmlze by takln8 the approprlate actlons to mlJ8ate them.
The selectlon of •pwoprl•teiiTls for fvndin8 is rnltyt￿ through a pnxess whlch has been further
reflned and Improved over the years. followi￿ an overhaul of pr￿dureS In 2013. In addltlon to a set
of clearly defined entrance crlterla, application forms artd back8round checks, and regular dlalogue
between Wallace Garland aod the Head Teachers of the flve schools wlth whlch we work, we now
condurt two rounds of Interylews in order to Khleve a more robust selectlon process, as well
Inter¥lews wlth parents and 8uaidl•ns.
The over-rellance of five Kenyan Sch¢￿1$ upon Preclous Ststers for fundlng Is rnltlgatsd by the fact that
we Ilmlt the number ol8Srls receMn8 our support in any one sthool to a maxlmum of IO% of 411 puplls
of the school.
We safeguard ag8lnst the potential rlsk to our glrls frorn the adults who Interact wlth them by means of
our safeguarding pollcy (see above). All mentors are required io read and sign this policy before each
mentO￿n￿ event.
The lack of predlctable tTrcome streams is mltleated by spreadlry our fundralslng efforts Kross a large
number of individual donors. trust donorsi grants and fundralsSng events, as well as by ensurlng the
maintenance of oui resep•es poll¢y. whlch sees us hold on account a Sum of money equivalent to one
yeafs overhead requlrement and the cost ol sthool fees for all our 81rfs untll the end of thelr sthoollni.
The appropriats management of our charitys funds Is ensured by our Treasurer. a Chartered
A￿ountant and by our use of pear￿ Aett4unts COr￿ul￿ne¥ Services Urnlted.
The unpredictable nature of the exchange rate of the UK Stertln8 relatlve to the Kenyan Sbllllng due to
the volatlllty of the foreign exchange markets wlth ￿ relative uncertalnty surroundin8 the markets due
to current Inflallonary pressures as well as other w￿d event

Paae S
PREaou5 sisfERS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2024
FINAf4aAL REVIEW
DuriTrg 2024, Preclous kn rdised i)ver £135.(KK) from its sourw of donations (see above). Thls compared to
over £97.000 in 2023.
The charlvs eXpendI￿re was £90.189 during t￿ year, compared wlth £70.366 in 2023.
£39,210 was used to pay the school fees and £8,101 was spent on mentorlng events and alumnl to enable
girls to complete appllcatlons and study during the period between 5th001 arml university. The Programme
Manager and Mentoring Piogirnme Officerfs costs amounted to £3LIS4.
Bank charges. fees and foreign exdwnge adjustments amounted to Q712.
Governance wsts were £1,267 for 2024.
The surplus of income over expenthture came to £45.306 compared to a surplus lastyear of £27,126.
RESERVES POUCY
The charity held £224,135 in a General Reserve at the end of the year. In the 2024 finandal year these reserves
have remained in the Preclous Sisters bank and fixed rate deposit accounts earning interesL Our re5enw policy
Is to hold sufficient funds to cover one yearfs overhe?d requirement and the cost of school fees for all gifls
currently sponsored until the end of their sthooling. The current level of Reserve515 sufficient to comply wlth
the policy.
KEY AREAS OF FOCUS FOR 2025
We as the UK Board have declded to rnaintsin the number of girls we support at approximately 100-120. The
8oard would Ilke to focus on providing high quality support indu(fin8 mentorln& rather than on 8rowln8 the
totsl number of students Sponsored.
We reco8nize that twr 4￿rnnae are stlll in need of our support as they progress frorn secondary education to
unlversity and then into the world of work. The Trustees feel it is approprlate to support our alumnae until they
are in employment. We have called this proEramme"aosing the Lorf. Thls initiative was launthed in 2021. The
pro8ramme Offe￿ tralning and mentorin8 to our school leavers and alumnae. sUPPOrt with applications for
stholarships at forelgn universitles. and some work intemships.

Page 6
PRECIOUS SISTERS
FOR THE YEAR ENOED 31 DECEMBER 2024
PRIORrnES FOR THE FUTURE
Continue to support the clrls within the aims and objectives of Precious >￿e(s.
Malntain our rnent0ri￿ progfamme.
Continue to develop and refine the"aoslng the loo￿ Wogfamme for our alumnae.
Attract more individual sponsors and Se￿re rnOTe I￿-terffl income from charftable trusts and grants.
Endeavour to achieve other potential sources of fvndin&
Maximize revenues from the rnulti-tiered sponsorship offer• giving donors the possbility of contributinE £700
per glrl per year {or rnorel, whilst malntalnln8 lower level contribulions as well.
Ensure we adapt our offering to the tha￿e$ in the Kenydn education sy5tern being implemented In 2025 and
beyon
TRUSTEES RESPONSI8ILmE5
The Trustees are responsible for preparing fmanclal ststements for each finandal year which gwe a true and falr
vlew of the charitys financial actiwties during the year and of its finanaal posftion at the end of the year. In
preparing those financial ststements theTrustee5 are required to:
select suitable policies and the apply them con5btently.'
D make judgements and estlmates that are reasonable and prudent:
O follow ap￿icab￿ accountlng slandards. sutyectto any materlal departyres disdosed and explalned in
the accounts:
D wepare the finandal ststements on the going concern basis unless It is Inappropriate to presume that
the charity will ￿ntinue in business.
The Trwtees are responslble for keeplng adequate accounting recoTrts that are suffiaent to show and explaln the
charlvs transathon5 4fKI disclose with reasonable accuracy at any time its financial position and to enable them
to ensure that the financlal statements compty wlth the regulations made under the Charitie5 Act. ThLy are also
responsible for safeguarding the assets ofthe tharity and hence for tsklng reasonable steps for the prevention
and detertion of fraud and other irregular1t￿.
Thls Reportwas approved by a Trustee on behalf of the board on
21/5sZzoZ
ar￿ slgned by
Paul Slndalr
Chalrnian and Trustee

Page 7
Ir4DEPENDEKf EXAMINERY REpoKfTO THE TRusfEES OF
PREaous sisfEILS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DE￿MBER 2024
I have examined the financial ststements on p4es 8 to 13. Thesè financial statements have been prepared under
the hlstorlcal cost convention and the accounthK por￿eS set out thereln.
Respective responsll)ilfties the tn￿tee5 and examlner
The Tru5tees' responsibilitles for preP￿1ng the Annual Report and Ihe finanoal 5tstements in accordan￿ wlth
app￿Cable law and Unlted ￿ngdorn Accounting Standards are set outln the Staternent of Trustees Responslbilities.
The tharit￿5 Trustees cOn￿der that an audit is not required lor this year urKler sectlon 14q21 of the Charltles Act
2011 and that an independent examinatSon is needed.
It Is my responsibility to:
examlne the accourts under sectlon 145 of the 2011 Act
to follow the prlxedures laid down in ihe General Directions given by the tharitles Commlssloner
under sertion 1451$1(b) of the 2011 Act: arKI
to state whether partiojlar matters have come tr• my attention.
Basls of oplnlon
My examinatlon was carrled out in accordance with the General Directions eiven ty the Charlty Commissloner. An
exarnination Indudes a review of the accountlng records kept by the charity and a comparison of the accounts
presented with those records. It also indudes consideratlon of any unusual items or dlsdosures in the accounts,
and the seeking ofexplanation5 from you as trustee concerning any such matters. The procedure5 undertaken do
not provide all the evideno thatwoubj be requlred in an audlt and. consequendy no oplnlon15 glven as to whether
the accounts present a 'true and fair vievl and the rewt is Ilmlted to those matters set out in the statement
below.
Independent examlnerf5 Statemwrt
In connectlon wlth my examlnatiorn no matter has come to my attentlon:
whlth Elves me reasonable cause to believe that In any matefial respe¢ the requirernents:
la) to keep accountin8 records in accordan￿ with section 130 of the 2011 Act; and
Ib) to prepare accounts whTch a¢mrd wlth the accounting records to comply wlth the accounting
requlrements of the 2011 ACL.
have not been rne¢" or
to which. in my oplnbn. attention should be thawn In order to enable a proper understanding of
the accounts to be reached.
Debbie Pearce
Pearce Accounts Limited
Chartered Certlfled Accountsnts
58 Sermon Drive
5wanley
Kent BR8 7Frr
Dated: IS.0 s .ioZ5

Page 8
PRECIOUS sisfERS
STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL ACTIVITIES
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2024
31 December 20Z4
Unre¥lrlrt•d ReJtrl¢led Total
JI December 2023
Tot•1
Fundi
Funth
INCOMING RESOURCES
Voluntary Income
Incomlng resources from chirltsble actlvltles
Investment Income
39,094
87,963
6,438
39.094
2,000 89963
6,438
36,728
57,657
3,107
Fundralslng
TOTAL INCOMING RESOURCES
133,495
2,000 135,495
97,492
RESOURCES EXPENDED
Chirltsble actlvltl
88351
1,267
571 88,922
1,267
69,IS7
1,209
Governincecosts
TOTAL RESOURCES expENDED
89,618
571 90,189
70,366
Net IncomIn￿ou￿OIn8 resources
43,877
IN29 45,306
27,126
Totsl funds brought fol￿rd
180.258
16,067 196,325
169,199
Totsl funds carrled forw•rd
224,135
17,496 241,631
196,325
The StY4tement of Flninaal Actlvltles Includes all 8ains and losses In the year.
All Incoming and expended resources derive from contlnulng artivltles.

Pa8e 9
PREaous SMERS
AS AT 31 DECEMBER 2024
2024
2023
Not
CURRENfASSETS
Debtors
Cash atbank and In h•nd
46990
251387
298377
32543
213.159
245.702
CIIEDITORS: Awwnts hlllne due
wlthln oney￿r
56,746
49?77
N￿AssETS
241ffi31
196325
FUNDS
Restrlcted Funds
17A96
224,135
16P67
180,258
General funds
241fi31
196,325
Approved by the Board of Trustees on
1 /' 8Z2o2S and signed.
fy<
Paul Sinclalr
Chairrnan arKI Trustee

Page 10
NOTES TO THE FINANCIALSTATEMENT5
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER J114
ACCOUPfflNG POUaES
Bas1$ of preparatlon of Ilnand•l statements
The Fmanaal Ststements are prepared In accordan￿ wlth Accounting and Reportlng by Charltles..
Statement of Recommended Practlce appllcable to charlties preparlng thelr accounts in accordance wlth
the Financlal Reportlng standard appllcable in the UK and Republlcof Ireland (FRS1021 leffectlve ljanuary
2015)- (Charltles SORP IFRS10211, the Finanaal Reporting Standard applicable ITh the UK and Republlc of
Ireland {FRS102}.
The fln•ndal ststernents are prepared, on a gokng concern basls, under the hlstorfcal cost conventlon.
The chaTIty meets the definltlon of a publlc benellt entity under FRS 102.
Assets and Ilabilltles are Inltlally recoanised at hht¢)rlcal cost or transKtlon value unless otherwlse stated
In the relevant accounting policy rlote.
Grnnts and don•tlons
Revenue grants and donatltsns are credited to the Statement of Financial Acti¥itles on the earlier date of
when they are recel¥ed or when they are receivable. unless they relate to a $pe¢lfi¢ future perfod, In
whlch c•se they are Induded in credStors on the Balance Sheet as Income recelved In advance to be
reco8nised in the futuie accounting period.
Glft •ld
T•x reclalrns on 81ft aid are inchjded In the ac¢(wJnts when they are recelved or when the amount
recefvable 1$ known wlth cerlalnty.
Interest recelved
Investrnent Income Is recognlsed ort a recelvable b￿1￿
L5
Resources empended
Expendlture Is recognlsed when a Ilabllity Is inCu￿ed wlthln the charltsble objects and Is dassSfled
between charltable acllvltles arml aov¢rnance ¢osts in accofdance with SORP 2005.
Forelgn currencles
Transactions in foreien currency are recognlsed at the exthange rate pr•vallh)g at the d•te of the
transact10￿ any gain or loss arising is separatety shown wlthln the tncome and empendliure accounL
V•lue Added Tax
Value added tax Is not recoverable by the th•rity and as suth is Induded In the relevant costs in the
Statement of Flnandal ktlvitles.
R¢strfcted funds
Restricted funds are to be used lor the purposes spedfied by the donor. Income and related expenditure
whlch meets these criterla Is identllled to the fvn(L
UThrestrfded funds
Vnre5tricted funds are yants, donatlons and other I￿orne rKelved OT generated fol the objects of the
tharity wlthout further specified purpose aNI b avalkble as general fvnds.
l.lo Dul8nated lunds/end¢y¢mxrtfunds
Oesignatedlendowment funds are unrestrlcted funds set aside by the Truste&s for spedfic purposes.

Page 11
PREaous ￿sTERs
NOTES TO THE FINANaAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2024
i.ii
Llabllltles
Liabilltles are recoBnised where a legal obllgatlon to transfer economlc benefft exists.
srAFF COSTS
2023
Staff costs durlng the perlod:
Salarles and wages
Penslon costs
Medlcal Insuran
28,176
1,862
21,948
1,681
829
The average number of employees during the period was 2 (2023-2).
TRusfEE REMUNERATION AND EXPENSES
No romuneratlon was pald to any Trustee during the period nor were any expenses reimbursed to
them.
DEBTORS
2024
2023
Sponsor debtors
Glft ald
1475
2,150
CREDITORS: Amounts falllng due wlthln one year
2024
Deferred Income.
PAYE
Accruals
55,413
733
600
48,250
527

Page 12
PRECIOUS sisfERS
NOTES TO THE FINANaAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 310ECEMBER 2024
FUNDS
Balancè at
Income Expondlture Transfers
841oll¢• 4t
YI D¢(*mber 2024
l January 2024
Restrlrt•d Funds
ao$ln8Thè lJ¥op
16.067
2,000
571
17h96
Total
16,067
2,000
571
17,496
Unrojtrlcted aeneral
180,258
133,495
89,618
224.135
Tot￿ fund•
196325
135 495
241,631
Restrlcted Funds
Closlng The Loop was a grant recelved with • restrlcted purpose ta provkle support to the glrls who have been
sponsored by Prec10￿ Slsters through thelr secondary school educatlon as they prepare for •nd experlence Ilfe
at unlversity.

Page 13
PRECIOUS SISTERS
NOTES TO THE FINANaAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 OECEMBER 2024
INCOME AND EXPENDITURE Accourir
2024
2023
INCOME
Indlvldual sponsors
Grants recelvèd
Interest recelved
Glft¥ld
Don•llgns
73.632
2,000
6.438
14,331
39,094
53,108
3,107
4,549
36,728
TOTAL INCOME
135A95
97h92
£XPENDmJRE
Ch•rlt4blo 4rtl¥lths
School feqs
Mentorln8 co$ts and support prlor to unlverslty
IT Equlpment
Alumnl expenses
Travelllng o(pen$es
NITAIHousln8 levy
Salarles
Penslon costs
Medlcal Insurance
Offlce &¥penses
Bank chari
Just glvlngfee
Forel8n •xehange loss
Telephon¢ Stsdonery and prlntlni
Computer and offlce expenses
Subs¢rlptlons
Insurance
Consultsncy
39.210
6376
990
28,855
3,180
735
3,486
950
2,128
2,823
239
21,948
1,681
829
28,176
1,862
1,116
382
271
217
iii
351
317
4fi52
395
2,250
832
452
604
464
575
967
224
431
rjovornano tosts
countsncy
Audlt fee
600
61JO
667
609
TOTAL tXPENDrniRE
90,189
70A66
SURPLUS FOR THE FINANCIAL YEAR
45A06
27,126