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								depending upon individual circumstances	depending upon individual circumstances
								and geography.
								The setting up ofa Hardship Fund that
								could be used when urgent or small one-off
								needs have arisen has enabled the
								Ugandan team to respond quickly in crisis.
								It is the intention ofAGLM/AGLMUK that as
								many young people as possible are
								enabled the gain the necessary skills and
								resources to provide themselves, and often
								families with a livelihood. To this end
								AGLMUK has contributed small start-up
								loans and grants in order to enable
								businesses to be established.
								Medicines, clinic fees and the provision	ofa
								nurse are provided for all the children and
								young people supported. The clinic building
								at Bulabakulu was available for most of	the
								year for consultations and emergency
								accommodation.
								A team of3Ugandans are paid to care,
								mentor and assist in all the practicalities
								and requirements that are needed in
								facilitating the activities summarised above.
Statement			confirming				Para 1.18	The trustees have had regard to the
whether	the trustees				have			guidance on public benefit issued by the
had regard			to the guidance					Charity Commission.
issued by		the Charity
Commission			on public
benefit
dditional		information				(optional)'
ou ma	choose to			include			further statements	where relevant about:
							SORP reference
								The Trust concentrates most of its finance
							Para 1.38	on the former students ofWakiso
Policy on		grant making						Children's School of Hope at Bulabakulu
								Village, Wakiso, but does provide a small
								proportion to the relief of poverty
								programmes at Kibuli Miracle Centre,
								Kampala. Itdoes not make grants to any
								other causes, however worthy. It
								particularly does not support gap year
								students or similar.
Policy on		social investment
including		program		related			Para 1.38
investment
								AGLMUK relies completely upon volunteer
							Para 1.38	activity and receives support from a wide
Contribution			made	by				variety oforganisations and individuals	for
volunteers								its income. Most ofthat activity is UK
								based and concentrated upon awareness-
								raising and fund-raising. None ofthe
								trustees visited Uganda during the period
								ofthis report due to the Covid uncertainties
								and this was the second time that this had
								happened since the Trust was formed.
Other

Achieve	men	ts and Per	formance
			SORP reference
				The Covid-19 pandemic continued to
				impact upon the activities ofAGLMUK
				during 2021/2. The Trust has had to
Summary ofthe main achievements ofthe charity,			Para 1.20	respond to a severely disrupted education system, high food inflation, the inability of
identifying	the	difference the		many people to earn money and the
charity's	work	has made to		possible direct impact ofthe Covid-19
the circumstances of its				virus. Food has been provided for some	of
beneficiaries and any wider				the families in greatest need, in and around
benefits to society as a				Bulabakulu. Just over E6,000 has been
whole.				sent for food aid during the year.
				Schools and colleges did not fully reopen
				until January 2022.
				The co-ordinators for ihe Primary and High
				school children have worked to support	the
				children and young people as the
				circumstances have changed. School fees
				and all requirements have been provided
				for 34 children at Primary School and 29
				students at High School. Despite the
				disruptions 6 children successfully
				completed Primary 7,4 have moved to
				High School and 2to vocational courses.		1
				Student successfully completed A levels
				and is now doing vocational training. 3 students successfully completed 0levels,
				2 ofwhich have progressed to A levels.
				Fees have been paid for 12students on
				degree courses and 21 students on
				vocational training courses - nursery
				teaching, electrical installation, catering,
				tailoring, construction, organic farming,
				computing, nursing, business, laboratory
				technician and car mechanics courses.
				Apprenticeship fees for 3people are being
				met in hair dressing, cosmetics and music
				production.
				In addition to this, start-up grants have
				been given to 3 individuals to enable them
				to start their own business (ice cream,
				electrical repairs, music).
				Medicines, clinic fees and the provision	of	a
				nurse are provided for all the children and
				young people supported. The clinic building
				at Bulabakulu was available for most of	the
				year for consultations and emergency
				accommodation.

Financ	ial Review	ial Review	ial Review
Review	ofthe charity's					Para 1.21	Regular giving remained about the same as
financial	position at		the	end			the previous	year and the total Income was
ofthe period							also similar.	The expenditure has risen
							considerably	over the previous year as
							schools and	colleges re-opened. Fees,
							transport, accommodation and general
							prices have	also all increased in Uganda.
							The financial	position at the end of the year
							is very healthy with enough in the various
							pots to cover most ofthe next year's
							commitments	subject to the regular giving
							continuin at a similar level.
Statement		explaining	the			Para 1.22	AGLMUK does not have a specific reserves
policy for holding reserves							policy but does hold some unrestricted
stating	why they are		held				funds available for unexpected or
							emergency	needs. Some funds dedicated
							to individuals	are deliberately allowed to
							.accumulate	to a point where, for example,
							a course can be afforded. There is more in
							the account	than would normally be the
							case for the	reason stated above.
Amount	of	reserves	held			Para 1.22	zero
Reasons for holding			zero			Para 1.22	There are no contractual commitments		or
reserves							property involved in the activities of
							AGLMUK.
Details	offund materially				in	Para 1.24	Not applicable
deficit
Explanation		ofany				Para 1.23	No concerns
uncertainties about the
charity	continuing as a going
concern
Additional		information		(optional)
You ma	choose to include				further statements		where relevant about
							The charity	receives most of its income
							from a large	number of individuals, schools
The charity*s principal							and churches.
sources	of	funds (Including				Para 1.47
any fundraising)
Investment objectives		policy and including any				Para 1.46
soetal investment policy
adopted
A description ofthe			principal			Para 1.46
risks facing the charity
Other

Description ofcharity's
trusts:
Type ofgoverning document	Para 1.25	Trust deed
(trust deed. royal charier)
How is the charity	Para 1.25	Trust
constituted?
(e.G urIIncof Dora'ied aSSOC!a'jicn. Vli,!:
Trustee selection methods	Para 1.25	Appointed	by existing trustees
including details of any
constitutional provisions e.g.
election to post or name of
any person or body entitled
to appoint one or more
trustees

Policies and procedures adopted for the induction	Policies and procedures adopted for the induction	Para 1.51
and training	oftrustees
The charity's organisational structure and any wider		Para 1.51
network with	which the
charity works
Relationship	with any related	Para 1.51
parties
Other