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Thank yous 11
Financial statements 12
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Photo on cover captured by Taji Creatives. Features Damaris, a Team Mum participant.
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## what we do ## **Our visions & values** At Child.org, we work with pregnant women, new mums, communities and government to improve access to, and quality of, healthcare for pregnant women and their babies. We connect communities and services and advocate for quality care so that mums and babies stay alive, safe and healthy. Since 2019, we’ve supported over 10,000 pregnant women with lifesaving health information and access to quality antenatal care. Our work could not be more timely: “Once promising progress in reducing preventable maternal deaths has largely stalled: between 2016 and 2020, the global annual reduction in maternal deaths was effectively zero.” ## (UNFPA, 2024) Globally, we are not investing enough to reduce preventable maternal deaths. Access to quality healthcare care is not equal, and not always a priority. But we can change this. 1 ## **HEALTH PROMOTION** We increase agency and decision-making on health amongst pregnant women through promotion of health education and community-based advocacy. ## **IMPROVED HEALTH** 2 **SERVICE DELIVERY** We improve access, utilisation and quality of maternal and neonatal health services. ## **STRENGTHENED** 3 **HEALTH SYSTEMS** We improve the efficiency and effectiveness of Primary Health Care networks for enhanced coordination of quality healthcare for pregnant women. Through work like our Team Mum initiative we aim to contribute to a reduction in maternal and neonatal mortality in the Kenyan counties we work in, so that mums and their babies stay alive, safe and healthy. 03 **----- Start of picture text -----**
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% of women who attended PNC 48 hours post-delivery % of women who attended 4 or more ANC sessions % of births delivered in a health facility Our impact Our Goals / Outcomes What we do / outputs What we measure / Indicators
Adolescent services
services
utilisation and Health Needs Assessments
Improved access, eCHIS support
quality of maternal and neonatal health
Supportive supervision
Mobile clinics
H E A L T H S E R V I C E D E L I V E R Y
TWG support PCN advocacy
pregnant women.
CHW training
Community dialogues Referral processes
Improved efficiency and effectiveness of Primary Health Care networks for enhanced coordination of quality healthcare for
based advocacy Male partner engagement
Increased agency and
decision making on health amongst pregnant women education and community-
through promotion of health
CHP led PWG groups
reducing maternal & child mortality
Child.org’s impact model
% of women that feel able to ask questions of health workers when attending health care % of women with agency to seek own health care % of women that report they can talk with their partner about pregnancy and planning for delivery % of sub-counties with a functional primary health care network % of pregnant women linked to health facilities for comprehensive and integrated service delivery
H E A L T H P R O M O T I O N H E A L T H S Y S T E M S S T R E N G T H E N I N G
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04 our work in 2024 a. **TEAM MUM IN MERU** _Child.org has supported 10,745 women through Team Mum since 2019. This year alone, we have achieved the following milestones:_ MERU 2,750 pregnant women registered in a Pregnant Women’s Group e¥ pregnant 294 women referred for ANC, or referred for clinical care due to pregnancy related issues "73 pregnant women reached 951 **Mobile** through mobile clinic **clinics** outreaches in 2024 827 ultrasoundscans delivered, free of charge 06 ~~(>~~ ## **TEAM MUM IN NAROK** _In 2024, Child.org began our work in Narok County: laying the critical foundations needed to launch Pregnant Women’s Groups._ 417 respondents tookpart in our baseline study, across target and control counties Community Health Promoters recruited to lead Pregnant Women’s Groups* 32 **----- Start of picture text -----**
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*We are working with a further 44 health workers, from Community Health Assistants through to the County Health Management Team, on the roll out of Team Mum in Narok South. ## **World Contraceptive Day** Child.org was invited by the Narok Government to exhibit at their conference for World Contraception Day and showcase Team Mum to representatives from all 47 other counties in Kenya. ## **Team Mum Manual Redesign** Community input: Technical consultants, local health workers and pregnant women and adolescents all fed into the redesign of our Team Mum Manual: the guide that Community Health Promoters use to run Team Mum groups. Following a thorough Needs Assessment and 30 minutes Recognising 7 Danger Signs in Pregnancy Danger signs focus group discussions, mother =in each nee t0 explain the physical change — | Severe Headaches or Blurred Vision we used participant and Start the session byemphasising that regnancy is an exciting time, but itis complications.comaneIncearant.high intenseblood headachespressure oF vision(re-eclomnpsiojor problemsaioe could Heavy Vaginal Bleeding health worker feedback bothboingImportantmother nese tobe and warming aware baby, of signspotentialcan makewanna a huge citerence for the health of 2 trenconditionsconeeat®sre issuesieeding.with the placentatreated or as otheran neremergency. to make tailored actionese s9RS, can make seek allthe medical aiferen attention> atthe Rewer facility immediately. Early Severe Abdominal P; adaptations such assimpler explanations andmore use of diagrams/ oppea‘motheromniaHighlightthta.gin and babythepattiol the 7 ‘importantguide (pleasedanger . rolebe see7 of further‘Antenataliihibiitiei details. care onFart (ANC) aneto; Wea visitseens for Sessionrecognis Monitoring bothving 3} pags . - . 4 ConvulsionsltProviderit'snoticeablyChangesattentionthatouldthe importanta babysrequire beright a in less sign movements immediate Foetaltoaway. frequent consult of serious Movements or mene bacon» healthcare conreneations ston os ‘ Ff 2 pictures, to be more Severe1 headaches 2 vaginal 3 Severe 4 ‘Changes in ) intervention,requiresdangerouscanSeizures bea during immediate sign conditionof pregnancy eclampsia, medical that a ~M\Y / L CZ. \ lurred vision bleedi abdor al pa e dA inclusive of all women; rmovernents gh fever, especially it > accompanied by chills, could signal such as those with 5 6 7 immediately.an infection and should be checked out 7 SuddenSwellingswelling in the can Face, bea Hands, sign as or Legs lower literary rates. Convulsions High fever face,‘Swelling hands in or th l **e** gs pff =Pre-eclampsia,dressed promptly which needs to be 07 ## **TEAM MUM IN GARISSA** ## **Where** Garissa County ## **Why** **----- Start of picture text -----**
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In Garissa County, Kenya, maternal and neonatal mortality is unacceptably high. ## _**Here, less than a third of women attend 4 of the 8 WHO-recommended antenatal care appointments - the lowest in all of Kenya.**_ Insecurity, pastoral and patriarchal culture and low literacy combine to hinder women’s agency and ability to access the life-saving healthcare they are entitled to, while the region’s climate change-related extreme heat poses further risks for maternal and neonatal health. ## **What** Thanks to the £83,470 raised as part of Big Give Christmas Challenge 2024, from 2025 we will work with 95 community health workers to arm 2,000 pregnant women with critical antenatal knowledge and agency, and help pregnant women navigate their pregnancy, birth and postpartum period safely. ## **Thank you...** _to Festival Republic, the Coles-Medlock Foundation, Angela and John, ZX Lidars and everyone who donated to our Big Give Christmas Challenge for making Team Mum Garissa possible!_ 08 ## **FUNDRAISING ACHIEVEMENTS** 2024 saw us bring together an incredible 2,400 supporters across events, partnerships and fundraising endeavours. Whether you joined us in Bristol for our annual Shindig gathering, at the Science Museum in London, in a festival field, in Kenya or virtually on a call - thank you for making 2024 the year we brought our biggest ever numbers together. ## **Shindig in Bristol** ## **Biggest ever Charity Concierge** - 4 festivals - 201 volunteers - 4,824 volunteer hours - £111,215 raised - a new record! ## **Child.org at the London Science Museum** Over 2,000 guests attend the Science Museum’s “Lates” series. We were invited to exhibit for their very special “Journey of Life” Lates, where we recreated Team Mum groups in an immersive experience for museum go-ers. ## **Inner Wheel District 5** Lucy J joined the Inner Wheel District 5 for their International Service Luncheon in October - over 60 members of clubs from the North West have supported Child.org this year. ## **Ride Africa: Mara Calling** 70 riders joined us for Ride Africa: Mara Calling, undertaking an epic cross country journey from the Great Lakes to the world famous Masai Mara and raising £272,147 in the process. ## **Our Second Big Give** Our Big Give match-funded Christmas Appeal raised £83,480 for a new Team Mum initiative in Garissa, Kenya. Thank you to our partners Festival Republic and Coles Medlock foundation for matching public donations. ## Note from our ceo 2024 was another great year for Child.org. We expanded our flagship maternal health project, Team Mum, into Narok, our second County in Kenya. In doing so, we’re testing the scalability and transferability of the programme to help us understand how far we think we can expand. Each context in Kenya has its own challenges for women, yet some of the issues remain the same; women are struggling to access consistent and quality maternal health care. Team Mum addresses this issue in three key ways. Firstly, we address the health seeking behaviours of pregnant women by providing the information they need to make decisions over their own health. We then utilise the experiences of women to address the second issue; that of quality care. We use the feedback women provide to understand where problems exist within the health system, such as why women are not going to specific clinics. We feed this back to regional health management teams and work together to find solutions. Lastly, we strengthen the health systems that the programme operates within, to improve capacity and to ease the workloads of health workers. Ride Africa event with our new route ending in the Maasai Mara. Continued thanks to our partner Festival Republic for the opportunity to raise the funds that allow us to grow and evolve our reach. We are also delighted that Melvin Benn, Festival Republic’s Managing Director, agreed to take on the role of Patron of Child.org. We also received our biggest ever single donation from the wonderful Angela and John Jackson, who have been connected to our work since Angela joined our Charity Fast-track in 2019. Their generous donation has allowed further expansion of activities in Narok & Garissa, alongside some major investment in improving internal systems. These will ultimately help us to improve our ability to measure and share our impact, which will continue to help us expand our work. Finally, a huge achievement this year is that three new board members have been recruited, and will start with us in 2025. This is the actioning of a commitment made (and then disrupted by global events) back in 2020 to improve Kenyan representation on our board and we can’t wait to introduce them to you in 2025! As Team Mum grows, we are always looking to improve the quality and efficiency of our work. This year we also achieved approval from KEMRI; the best scientific ethics review board in Kenya which was a significant achievement for the team. Thank you for your support of our organisation and our cause - you help us to make wonderful things happen. Martina Gant, CEO ## Marti Our fundraising grew substantially this year, thanks to an expansion in our unrestricted activities: our biggest ever Charity Concierge year; and a sell out 10 ## Thank yous mm Child.org is a small team supported by a brilliant community of funders, partners, champions and fundraisers. Thanks to you, we’re making pregnancies and births safer. ## **FUNDERS, TRUSTS & FOUNDATIONS** The Coles-Medlock Foundation The Austin Bailey Foundation The De La Rue Charitable Trust The Green Hall Foundation The CB & HH Taylor Trust The Fulmer Charitable Trust The Mikado Trust ## **COMMUNITY PARTNERS** The Inner Wheel of Clevedon The Inner Wheel District 5 ## **CORPORATE PARTNERS & SUPPORTERS** Festival Republic ZX Lidars FuelHQ Fred Olsen Social Engagement IPP Group Limited Fairweathers Solicitors LLP Goodlive Seek Development Dr Podcast New Scientist Somerset Early Scans We would also like to say a special thank you Angela and John Jackson for your transformational support to Child.org this year. iq. Thank you 4 »* : ." 11 IIEGISTERED COMPANY NUMBER: 05818928 (En8knd Wales) REGISIEftED CHARITh PLIMBfR: 1118528 rThnda1Stat•rn￿ forthèyow Ended 31st D•c statut￿ Autht Chartered Attountants Wcodl¥Lds fjran wood1￿￿5 Lane Br•JeyStoke Br￿t01 24JY I Statements ear Ended 3tst Dttembef 2024 ReP￿t tsfth•Trustees 14-17 Report otth• Indepthwlent A 18-21 5tatthn•nt of Flnamdal Acll¥lYes 22 Bltsnce She•t 23-24 C•sh Fkn¥ Stst•rn•nt 25 I￿l￿t0 th•C•sh FlowStttsm•ffit 26 Plot•sto th• Hn•ndal Stslem 27-35 D•laU•d St*t•m•rtal F￿9￿141 Aup5. Mole than 25% ofthese were SeCu￿d in 2024, shwI￿% the (lirert impact of expanding the operallor 2024 also sèw an Increèse In k<31 reco8nltlon of our se￿, In(*JdTrJ Bpproval from the lop sdentffic ethlcs re￿eW board In Konya - masslN* a¢cokde and ald to our efforts to estabmsh successful Work1r￿ relationship5 with lool 8ovemment and healthcare provlders. We were a￿0 invited to exhtjlt at a World C￿tr￿1￿ Day conference by Nar¢* 4overr¥nent arKI bxk In to run 5WteXn8 based eyperferKe Js part ￿ cm of thtrsc1e￿* MuS•JM￿ Late wcer•nme& Keyfvndrnlsl From a fundraislngsldewe had an Incredble year. - 201 ￿lUntee1S attended4 festivals as part of Charlty CoKierRe. highest thw4mo￿t of £lll,Zl - 70 r'thr5 took on the latest RideAfrka rycle thamery, ridir% 500kJn to the Masai MaR. raisingan incredib￿ £272,147 In the w¢¢e55. . Our 8ig GNe matth.fwded Chthma5 AFpeal rnlsed £83,480, *Atyth the Match1￿ don•tions pro%ided by Feth"val Republlc Coles MedI￿k foundatlon. Otwlde thls we also had 98nifkani cMtrlbution5 from individLHI trusts ¥*d fwrthorts . mo# notabty A￿e1? and John la¢kson and Inror Wheels of thvedon and Dtstrkt 5 hn the Ncrth West. 14 Chlld. Interro￿0 olihe Trust lorthe Year Ended 31st DK4fflb•r2024 STRATEGIC REPLMT AthkvEments and perfOrnu￿Q Twm nffws FSnolly, we We￿ delithted to recnAt three trustees to boerf, all with a depth of expert&e In fields that wll be huge￿ helpfvl toour work. akry with experience & operating in Kenya: - Mary Mbuo Is a ￿￿la1 scientirt ￿7$ recently 8raduat•d wsth a PHD in ￿Qbal thihl h•alth fr¢xn the iA>rbkn sd￿01 ol Tropkal Meditwie . Denls KO￿tre worked for tmxh INGOS aThl £￿ttnn￿nts kn Intern•YonJl th*k•ment. with a fopjs ￿ ￿da1 de¥ehJpmen¢ poky, and social impact . 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Awareness and ieco8nitlon of the tharity cmtiThJe5 to wow wlth us we are ￿cIted to keep n*wlr4 the ol ¢)ur acthltkns refini￿ our apwoach to maxi￿￿Se thi5 and budth"n8 ￿Jt ourC(ffimw￿tv* In Kenyj In th¢ UL An•n¢lal re¥iew Ananclal posrtion EOY w>date: £FA6.195 totsl irK¢Ane. £400JS9 expèndtm th £467￿￿ ￿k1 In reserb*& STRUrnI GoveRNMCE AND MANAGEMENT rjtwern￿ docuThnt The tharrty 15 controlled by Its i¢wwnlr¥ • dmd ol trwL •nd ¢ryotttut•s a CLynwny. Ilmknd ty 8uar•nt••, •$ d•fin•d bythe Cornpanies Art 2CQ6. Qwrity tcffjst5tutlon The corrrfhiny is regIster￿ as a dwrltable ccryny lIm￿ed ty i￿•r*nte1 arrfl was 5•1 up by • M•mornndum of ASS￿•1￿￿ on th• 16th May 2LY6. c￿ thai date h took o¥•r th nrt assets •rKI •rtiths of the ChIld.￿ c￿rIty has been ests￿l$hed ￿ the tnJ#ees on tst Ort¢)b•r 2005. The company ts constknrted under • Mernry4ThIum of Asscl•cttves IrKltdini the activitles and range of pro8rnmmes Lmdertaken by chik1.0￿. A one to one briefi￿% ￿1th the CEO Is also undertaken In of the rdes and responslblmtles of a Tnrtee. The indlvklual ts asked to complete a dEthration kndlcatkn8 that a fit and woper person and nrt d15qualified ftym actln8 as a CharltyTnJstee. Phmb•rl N•b51kv The Mtmbers of the company war•rtee to ¢¢￿ty￿rte an •mc￿t nol exceethnB £1 to ass•ts d the oI4rity kn the event of wlThJln8 REFERENCE ANO ADMINISTIi4TIVE DEfAILS Rlilstsred Company numb•r 05818928 lE￿and and Wale51 R¥lsteY•d Chartty rnmnlxr 1118528 Re8lstered ol 7 Unlty Street u￿ty Street Brhrtol BSI SHH Trustees Dr D S Ma8nus BCMa50 T Muirhead M5 E Riddle Dr ft Asmlth D Kongere {apP￿nIed l.1.251 Ms K M Stephen50n lappvinted l.1.25) Or M W MIX￿ l*pointed l.1.251 16 Report oftheTNstees forthe Year Ended 31$￿t 2024 REFERENCE AND ADMINISTrATIVE DETAILS Audltors t￿nkleY StJlutoryAuthtcr Chartered Attourt•nis Wc4)dlands Grange Woodlands Lane BrJdleyStL*e Brtstd B5324JY STATEMENTOF TriisfEEg RESPChNS181UTIES The trustees (who are also directors ol ChlhJ.ty8 Internat1￿4 Lk7*ed the swrpose5 rf axnp•ny knw) are re5pon5ible for eporlw thè Rewt of the frustees *KI flnandal statements In XCofda￿e wlth aPFli¢able law Ind Untted KIr￿d0￿ kcounw Standards ILh)Ited ￿nsdoM Generauyknepted AcCound￿ Prartkel. Comp￿¥ law rewirns ble trustee5 to prep¥e financial st•tements fof eath finJrwl year whKh Ive a tnJ¢ and fair view of the stste rf ffalrs of fv tharitsble mmpany aThJ of the InctynM)g resowces and •Kylication of res￿r¢e4 IrKlUdI￿ the Incl￿e and expendtture. d the C￿rItable company for that perlcrfl. kn weparfn8 thost flnandal thtements, the IrusteÈs are retylred to selert $￿table aCc￿ntIng Okles and then apytythorn ct*seNe the rnethods prhKlples in tr* Charity SORP: make lud8ernents and estlmaiesthat are reasonab￿ and wthL' Yepare th• fhanclal St3￿m*ntS M th• co7￿M bèsls tt Is Inapwotht• to wewme that thirftable comparty VAU contlnue In busbnv•S. The trustees are respons￿* for keepln8 proper Ice￿n￿nI record5 whkh dsc105e with re•sonable •C￿lary Jt ary tlrne the Ilnancial p0sf(￿n of the Charitat￿e ctynpany and to enoble thern to ensure that the firnncial stotsmthts Comp￿ wlth the Companies Act 2￿6. They are also reSponsi￿e for 5afeguardir% the assets of the thlrbtsble vJmpaTri •rtl hen￿ ky takln8 Yea￿able steps for th• preverbts'¢)n and detectkn of fraud andother Irre￿arItI¢L In solarasthe truMeesare4*prn: ther• 15 no rdwant audlt Inftxrn•thn ofwtAth th•¢harhable •udttcn •r• UNW￿. and the trustees have taken all steps Ihat ihey owt to ha¥e to make aw•re of 4ny reknnt I￿11t Irrfornwtlon and to estat41sh th* the auditWs are of that infornwtion. AUDITORS The audlrors, Dunkley'5. wlll b¢ prowsed wwpolnlrtRni ai the twrlKomhwAnnual Gwleral Meeti Report d the tru51ee5. irKwpor•tin¥ • 5trJtegK repo*t. by order ol the boanl ol trumtts •$ the tomp•ny dlrectors. on - and 5wd on the board's behalf by: 8 C Mason. Truslee Oplnlon We ha￿ audted the fin￿c￿ statements cl ChihJ.ncern for a perh)d of at leasttwel¥e months fromwkn the finandal statements •r* •uihtyls*d for Issue. Our respon51blMtles and the fesw)thlltles of the trustees *4th iewct to c(YKem ¥e deKfib•d In th• T•l6v•nt sections of thls Oth•rknlorffl*tlon The tr(stees a￿ ￿spOnsI￿At for the rther Informatlon. The other wrfornwtk)n lh• Infcffrnatk￿ wKluded kn th• AMu•I P*wr¢ othqrthanthl Ik)1￿141 statemffls our ReP￿t ofthe Indeperthnt AuthtorsthereuL Our oplnlon on the Ilnanckl statements does rnt CO￿ tt* otkn inform•b"cffl •x¢ept tothe extmt Oth•￿111 stated In our Mwt. w• do bTrJt •xprnssanylorni rlassuranre condush)nth¢￿ In conrtttirn wlth our of the fln•nclal statements. ow Yesponslbllbty L4 to read the other Irlorn￿lIOn and. In ￿, wnslder whether the other in1￿M￿tiM is Material￿ inconsistent with the financlal statements or our knowledge obtai￿d in thé audlt or otherwise appears to be mater101￿ misstated. 11 we Jdentify wth material incon5iStencies or apparent materlal mbstatsments, we are qulred lo deterniine ￿ether thls Bi￿5 rise to a rnatefial m155tatement In the fln1￿131 statements themsefves. If, based the VAirk we have pertorne4 we conclude that there Is a matertal fflsstatement of thls irther inlrymallon, we are wlred to r•wt that fxL We have notNng to ￿pOrt in thi5 reprd. Matters on Twhich w are requlred to report by ewt We have nothing to report In respert of tho kllowln8 mattr15 *there the CharitiEs I*￿0U￿ts Rep(xtsl Re8ulall0￿ 2C(18 requlres u5 to reprt toyou If, In ow opirmon: the Informailon qfven In the Report of the Tru5tee5 ts Inccffigstent in materkil rt5pectwth the flMnd•l *at•m•nls; the charitsble company has not kept adequate accwnting recryds.. or thè finèntlal statements ère not in aÉreement with accounti￿% rec(Yd5 aThJ returffj: or hwe notr•cel¥ed all the infoTrrwtion e>plan￿•￿￿ we rewyefor wr authl. 18 A￿tly$tO theTrustees Internatlonal Urnlted Re5ponsibllllles of Iru#ees As explalned more lully In the Statement of Truste* Resptsnslblt*s. the trustees 8re also of tht tharttsble t¢hnpany for the wrposes ol comparty lawl are responsible for preparntion f￿anc￿al statements and for bel￿ s?tisf*d that tly 8lve true and fak vle*. aThJ for suth internal mntrol as the trustees detemiine is necessary to enable the prepwth)n of 11n￿l31 statements that are fteefrom Jnaterbal n*ststen*n¢ W￿**r1￿ tofraud or pJror. In preparing the ffinanaal ststements, tho trustees are IesF4x￿lb1e for assessin8 the tharitsble cornpanrfs •b￿lty to contlnue as a goir c￿ceM. dlsclosln& as aM)ll￿ble, matters related to 8dn8 cown and the concern basis of accountlw unless the trustees eit￿r intend to Ilqukyate the charrtable company orto ￿ase operatws. or hawe no realstic alternatfrle iwi todo so. 19 rewslbllhlt> lor the •u&rt of the financial staiements We have been apFohted is au¢thtQfS under SectSon 144 of the Ch•ltles Art 2011 r•port In •cttrfdarK¢ wlth the Ad 4nd rele￿￿nI re8ulalion5 rnade or havirti effed thereunder. Our oblertlvts are to olxakn rnMonJble assurance aljout thether the staements as • wthole are tree from materlal mlssr•t¢men¢ whether du• to fra￿1 or é(ror, •yl to Issu• a Report of th• ItMhp•ndert Audltars that Indudd our opJn5on. RÈasonable assurance Is a hiÉh lThtl of assurance. but is noi a gu•rant*e thèt an audlt cortducted In accixdanct vAth ISAS IUKI will Jlw*s detert a material misststerneftt whon St ¢xlsts. Mb$sts￿mQrt$ ¢an arise from fraud or errty and are con￿dered material If, fftdmdualty or in the aBye8ate. Ihey could reJswbly be ewcted to infltsenee the dedsh)ns OF userj t•ken on the basls of trrtse finartial sta1am￿ts. The extert towN¢h OLY W0ced￿t$ are c•pableoldetectin8 krewlarftlÈ¥ [rthWfra￿II$dtt•11ed below.. We identlfy and assess the rlsh3 ol mii•rtsl mlsrtatemertt of tt* flfi•nd4 stttwfienty whether due to fr•uLS or error. and then de518n •nd perfoim audit proCe￿re* re5pond¥E to those r15*5. obtslnln8 au(&l evld•nc* thrt Is suffldEnt opwopri•t• to provlde a basis f¢xouropSnlon. Id•ntifrln¢ aftd •s*ulni Wentlal r15ks rOlat￿ to Irre8￿{￿1￿￿. In Sd•ntlfylni and ass•ssln8 rlsks of materf•l ffds*atement In réw of lTheeuknTh*% In(bJlr4 fr•ud and non0rtl￿ perlod C•sh •nd c•sh •qufv•l•nts •tth• b•*nkn8 of th• Y•portln8 perkld 197351 1205,943} 231,768 437,711 Cash •nd (ash equinlents •tih• ond olth• reportlng perlod 429.1 231.768 The nc*es fc*m part ofihese finarthl ststements 25 Chlld.o Internatlonal iwnlted Notes to the Cash Flow Statement fr* ¢he Year Ended 3tst Oe¢ember 2024 RECONOUATIOP4 OF NEf WCOME/IEXPENDITURE)TO NEf CASH FLOW FIIOMOPEftATrNGAcnvmES 31.12.24 3L12.23 Net Inromel{expenthtwe) for the rep￿PerIOdI•S ptrthe staten￿1)I Financlal AciivTriiesl AdJustm•nts tr. Interest received Increase In debt￿$ De￿aSe in cre(rrtus 245,336 116&3241 11,302) I16.3￿) 13,3561 1162771 115.1321 Net¢•5h W￿lded trrf1(u￿1 In) 224.309 1199.7331 ANALYS15 OF CHANGES W NET FUN05 At JIV24 At 3V12124 Ilet cash Cash at bank and In hand 231,768 197.351 429,119 231.768 197,351 429.119 Debt Debt5 fall7￿ due wlthin I ￿¥1 Dèbts fallln8 due after l year 15,3461 131.3631 11311 5.681 15,4771 12S.6821 136,7(81 5,550 (31.1591 Trt41 195.059 202.￿1 397.960 The notes forrn part of thÈs* finartial statÈmÈnts 26 knternational Umitsd Notss tothe Financfal Ststements for the Year Ended 3L5t Decembef ACCOUNTWG POLICES Bas15 01 preparlngthefkwidal statements The financial 5t3tewr*rrts ol the charitsble whKh 15 a benefft entity Lvvjer FRS 101 hm been p￿pared Sn aca)rdance wlth the Chariiks SORP IFRS 1021 'Act￿ntI￿ and by Charitles: Siatement of Recomrnended Praciice ap￿l￿ble to charit￿5 preparire their acctxmts In accorda￿e wlth the Finanoal RepNtfft8 5t•Klard appllrabk kn the UK and Rewbllc of Ireland IFRS 1021 leffective l January 20191,. Hnandal RepNtlw Standard 102 The FirwrKil Reporting Standard pplicable n the UK and PepublK of Ireland and the Companle5 Act 2￿6. The fmancial 5tatemerrts havè been prep8red under the histuical casl C￿rtIOn, wlth tr* exceptiorbof irt*thentsthKh ¥• induded at martet value. Incom• All income Is recognlsed In the Statemert of Fknartlal ktTrvltles onc• the charfty has enthtjemert to the fvnds, It is pvobjble that th• Sncome will be r•c•lAd Ind th• ame￿L can b• moaswd ￿lia￿v. ExPendI￿re Liabilities a￿ recwlsed as experdture a5 soon as the￿ Is a con5tNctV4e obleation commIttl￿ the charlty to th ¢y￿en￿￿Ure. It Is probaWe that a transfer of eccmcthk benefits wlll be rewlred kn settlement and the amount of the obl*aii¢)n can be measured rellabty. E¥pendrf(ure Is ￿￿nted for on an xuuals basbs has been diss1r￿d uThler headln8s ihat agI￿gate all wst to the ¢*eEOry. Where c¢￿$ Cann￿ be th•cUy attthrted to part￿¥ headi￿ they ha￿ ￿en Ikxated to actNities on a b￿>S consistent V4Tth the w*ofres<>u￿￿ Grants offered subjfft tt> ¥thkh hwe not b••n m•t at th• end dats a￿ noted comrn*rnent bjt not •c¢rued as &¥penthtur•. R•lslryfunds Cost of rn1sh8 Iwds ir•costs Ir*urr*d kn •ttrKI*K8wlwit•ryincorn. and thos• I￿￿T•d In tndln8#¢Y¥iliesth3tn15e fLTrJs. Ch•Tll¥bh •ctl¥ltl•s Chantsble actlvrfttembef 2024 rK)NAIIW AND iEGAaES 31.1124 3L12.23 Oonatio Glft akl 628.ni 4,652 241,751 2537 633.373 244.288 OTHERIRADING AcnvrrEs 31.12.24 YL12.23 Fundr•tsln8 events WESTMENT INCOME 31.1124 3L12.23 Inter•st rnc•iv•bl• 1.302 876 INCOME FIIOM CIIARfTABLE ACn￿rIEs 31.1124 31.12.23 Activity tharitsbleacts Fundlr IQ117 17.2C(I RAISING FIJYDS Y••rEnd•d Year Ended 2023 Runnin8 costs General fuTrYf8i& Partners Charity concierge 5portkn8 events IRkle Afrka) 131,471 173.917 374 20.073 161 250 21239 152.189 196,446 CHARITABLÉ ACTMTIESCOSTS ￿tl￿t￿$ LIAdenaken GrantfuTrJiry of attTriitses Year Ended S￿K4]rt c￿ts 31.1124total YeJr Endtd 31.12.23toi•l General pwarnmework 182,638 247.531 234,773 Total 182,638 247.531 234,773 28 Con￿nut￿... Ilotesto the Fhmndal Ststemènts- fo for thè Year Ended 31st D•cerlJer 2024 GRANT5PAYABLE Charttabk aCt1bfj￿¢5 I￿l￿S Érants p•yabl•of £18163812023; E193W TRUSTEES. REMUNÉRATION AM) aE￿FIrS Th•r• were no trustee¢ I¢m￿rtIc￿ ry otkr benefits the waT en(W 31st O•c*mbtr 2024 r)ar for the ￿ar ended 31st Decenknr 2023. Tnat••¢ •xp•ns•s There were no trustee5' expenses patd lortr* ￿ended 31st l)ecember2024norfLY the year ended 3tst De￿rntser 2023. srAFF COS The aNer4e nunthr rfemplwees dUr*•t￿ ￿arW•S •sfo*y•th' 31.12.24 31.12.23 Avern8e number ofemp No emplO￿e recelwd reThiffleAtiM to morn than E60AWXI In ettfrwyear. li. COMPARATIVES FOR THE STATEMENT OF F114AIICIJIAcmnTIES RestrKted fu Totsl funds Ivnd INCOME AND ENDOWMENTS FROM Donètlons arKI le8aae5 18L594 61694 244,288 Ch¥lt•bl• chadtableac1ivl￿S 20,C 17.2ts) Oth•rtr*dK￿ arti¥ltie5 Ifivestn￿nt Incctho OtherlrKomq SCK) 876 IA72 876 L472 Total 18L642 81694 264,336 EXPENDITURE ON Ralsirg luTras 17J.497 196,446 Ctharftabl• artkthl Charitth acdvlt*s 234,773 234.773 Oth•r L441 Tot•1 409,711 21949 432.660 NET INCOMEI{EXPENOIWftE> 1228,LW) 59,745 11613241 RECONCIUATIOP4 OF FUNDS Totalhjnds bro￿h1 fcThard 364.881 25,913 390,794 29 c¢nIin￿&.. Noles to the Financlal Statemems- contl heYÈar Ended 31st DeceTrkner 2024 Ix. COMPARATIVES FOR ThE sfATEMENf OFFINANCIALAcrivmES. coThtknwd Totsl funds Js TufAL FUNDS CARRIED FORWARD 136m2 8%658 222.470 TANGIBLE FIXED ASSErs C(¥nputer equipment At Isi January 2024 Jnd 31st Dec4mbw 2024 iOA8S DÉPRECIATION At 151 January 2024•nd 31st December 2024 IQ485 NET8CK>KVALUE At 31sl December 2024 At 31st December 2023 AXED ASSEf INVESIMENTS Shares In 8roup undErtakin85 MARKET VALUE At Istjanuary 2024 •nd 3tst l>•c•Thkn 2024 NET 8C#)K VALU£ At 31st December 2024 At 315t DOc•m￿r 2023 Thqrn ￿r• rlo In¥es¢ment Msets UL The comwls Iffivestr￿ at the balance slwt dato in th• shaT* Ca￿1*1 of companl•s I￿￿Ude thefdlo*Yni: ChM¢LOry Tra* iimlted ReeistÈred rlh¢è.' Ewtsnd & Wale5 Nature dbu5ine55: Trddin8operatl0r￿ to r)tse forChlkJ.O Class of Share". Ordlnary Hokthng contiNed... Inlematlonal Note5 to the F*Mnd•l St•tements. ¢ontirn for thèyear Ended 3tst D•centher2024 DEBTORS: AMOLWTS FAUIPK (XIE WIThIII ONE YEAR 31.1124 3L12.23 Trade debtors Amounts o%%*d by 8rtyJpundertaban 356 7,870 72.755 356 857 56,386 80.981 57.599 aiEDtrw: Am)ul￿ FALUNG DUE w￿mIl ONE YEAR 31.1124 3L12.23 8ank loans i￿1 nrte 171 Amounls 0￿d tO8row) ￿dI￿•S* VAT Other credito Accr￿ expenses 5,477 5346 2L247 2n 2.537 8,328 1,109 7*3a 1&613 35,535 i& CREDITOR&" AMOUNIS FAWNG DUEAFIER MORETHAN ONE YEAR 3L1124 3L12.23 B•nk Isee nots 171 25.682 3L363 17. LOANS An •n*45 oftho ffl•tw￿ clloars ts bthw. 3L1124 31.12.23 Amounts ￿￿n£ wlthin one yeiron dernand: Bank loans 5.477 5.346 Amounts I￿1￿& bet¥￿eTr w arKI two￿¥5. 8•nk lo•ns- 1-2 yrs 5.477 fallk¥ due betrween im> fNe ￿al$. B•nk loans- 2-5 yea 16,430 17,3CQ kniourAs fall*8 In than Repayable by Bank loan5 more S y byln5ts1 3.775 8,717 31 c￿￿nl*d... P4olestothe Flnan¢lal Stalernents- corrtlrn*d forthe Year Ended 315t De￿rnbel 2024 LEASING AGREEMEf115 Minlmum lease paiyne1tsu￿￿r ￿>￿(an￿lIa￿e opusti￿ lease5 fall dueasfolowk. 31.1124 3L12.23 Wr(hin ￿e¥ear Between w and fv• ye• 3,276 9.360 2,340 3.276 IL700 19. L)VEMENf IN FUNDS Net At 3Y12124 Al 111124 in fuN15 Unrestrfctedfunds Gw¢oral fund 12 228.3YJ 365,171 Restrfrtod frxKIs SoroplomLsts (Team Hovic Team Mum Narok Rhle Africa Team Mwn N•rok Team Mum Gar1s5• 6,740 16.740) 1809 15.0751 135.1331 61,116 5,773 35,746 40,821 35.133 61116 85.658 16.977 102,635 TOTAL FUNDS 222,470 245,336 467,&)6 N•t M￿emeTht kn knrth. InckKledln the ab￿e *È as folows: Re50w(es •ynd¢d M0￿MeTht In funds Unrestiirtedlunos General fund 576,746 (34&3871 228,359 R4rtrfrted funds Soroptomtsts (Team Mwn} Hovic Team Murn Nar(& Rlde Afrfca Team Mum Nardt Team Mwn Gar155a Meru 16,740} 15241 17.0751 135.133} 16,7401 2B09 15.0751 135.1331 61.IL6 3.333 61.L16 13.lJXII 69.449 152,4721 16,971 TOIALFUWJS 646.195 14CKI,8591 245.336 32 cont?nwd.. ona Note5to the Fln•ncl•l Statements- Cont￿[n for the Year Ended 31st Oe ember 2024 MOVEMENT IN FUNDS- mntlnued At 3V12123 At VV23 funds Unrestrfrted Iiuxls General luyh 364081 122&C69) 136,812 Re5tdcted lund5 Soioptc%nlsts IT￿M Muml Hov Team Mwn Norok Rlde Afrfc• Team Mum Nar 2L579 3.334 (150391 13701 40.821 35.133 6,740 2J64 40,821 35,133 25813 S9.745 85,658 TOTALFUP¥JS 3￿),794 1168,3241 222,470 Comparati%e net mvrtmtht In fvnds. IKlwJed inthe abthe aR as follm: Resouros •ynded M1￿Ment Infunds resources Llnstrlrtedfwm General lund 181.642 1409,711) (228,LWI R•strfrt•d SoroptomLsts (Team Muml Hovk Team Mum Narok Rlde Afrtca Team Mum Narnk 6,740 122S79} 1370) 115A391 13701 40,821 35,133 40,821 35,133 82.691 (22.9491 59.745 TOTALFUP 264,336 1432.6fKII {L68.3241 contlnu•d... Notes10 the Fknanthl Slatenwts- tontlmo fn15 as fL41L¥￿. Net At 3Y12124 At IlJ123 fuThI5 Unrestrlrted fwxls Gene¥al lund 364J81 365,171 Restriiied ftthds Soroptomists (Team Mum) vic Team Mum Narnk Team Mum Gartss• 22.579 3334 (22,5791 2.439 35.746 6L116 5,773 35,746 6L116 25.913 7&722 102.635 TOTALFUNDS 3￿,794 77,012 467,￿5 A curi•nt y•ar 12 m¢>)ths ￿ prforw•r 12 ¢￿￿kned net Inlrf in the •b¢T4• •r• as lollows: Incc*nlNd reswrces expendod inlunds Unrestrfrt•d fun G￿eral fvnd 758.388 17S8,098) R•strfrt•d funth Soroptomists (Team IAuml Hov5 Team Mum N•rok Rth Afiica Team Mum Nafek Team M￿• Gar&5a Meru 6,740 3333 41821 35,133 6L116 129.319) 18941 17.0751 13S.1331 122,5791 2.439 35,746 6L116 13,IX)DI 152.143 (75A211 76.722 TOTAI FUNDS 910,531 1833.5191 77,0 RELAT￿ PARTY DISCLOSURE5 CNld.fAq Kenp is an ¢Y8a￿ ￿ler (ontrol 5h¥ed operatlon5 and mana8emerrt. In the year £182.63812023.. £193.0601 ofthe expen(rrture octi¥lllesw•s yants made totNs rynlsatlon. Dr Reb&0 A Smiih is also • <￿ertOr of Ctr Pothast Lknlted. Dwin8 the year £4.￿ 12023. £6 ￿x)j vM5 r•¢•fved from Dr Pockart limited as part ola contrèrtu)l a8reemenL Thbs inc(ffte Is Indud2dwthin d¢¥)atiN15 Income. The subsithary crmpaty. Ch￿￿*1 Tra(kn8 lknwted o**d a IMlanc¢ of £7￿12 12023.. £2L2651 •s It the ￿ar end. The lofin Interest free and repayabk on demand. Chlkl.or8 K•nr4 Ltd owed a b￿arKe ofÉ857 (2023: L857) as * end. Tht1ts8n Is *rterest repayable ￿ (knnd. fontlnued... Notestothe Flnandal Ststements. ' forthÈ Yèar Ended I15t Decgrnbgr 2024 TAMTION Th• C0ft￿any 15 exempt from tsx on inconx and gains fall￿ wltNn sectlon 505 Taxes Art 1988 or sertw 252 of the taxationofChar8eabk Galns kt 1992 toth* extent thatthe5e aie*ied to its