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|Summary||ofthe purposes|||of||Life Bridging Works exists to bring life in all its|
|the charity||as set|out|in its|||fullness to some ofthe world's
poorest people|
|governing||document|||||to the glory of God by:|
||||||||Advancing the Christian
Religion|
||||||||ii.
Advancing
the education
ofthe public|
||||||||iii.
Providing
Relief ofsickness
fk the|
||||||||preservation
of health|
||||||||iv.
Bringing relief of unemployment|
|Summary
ofthe main
activities
in relation to those||||||Para 1.17end
1.18|Although
the Covid-19 pandemic
had
considerable
impact on the ability ofCharity|
|purposes||for the public|||||Trustees and specialist teams to physically|
|benefit,
in particular,
activities,
projects or
services identified
in
accounts.||||the
the|||travel to support
our Works
in 2020/21, we
learned
new ways ofempowering
indigenous
leaders and meeting
up virtually
which can be
carried into future years when the pandemic|
||||||||hopefully
no longer affects us. We thank
all our|
||||||||partners
overseas who carried out their|
||||||||activities with integrity
and accountability
to|
||||||||help fulfil the LBWgoals, All of our LBW|
||||||||activities
in this period continued to be|
||||||||performed
ln conjunction
with local,|
||||||||indlgenously
led churches that we have a|
||||||||connection
with.
These good works
in turn|
||||||||naturally
warm people to the church, empower|
||||||||significant
community
members,
with the|
||||||||result of advancing
the Christian
message
and|
||||||||hope to others within the community
that the|
||||||||good work is performed
in. Also, specific|
||||||||activities that have contributed
to this include. '|
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Meeting virtually
with students
and key|
||||||||leaders to mentor,
develop
and|
||||||||manage
investments
wisely
in all areas|
||||||||ofour work|
||||||||~
With another
chadity
putting
on a|
||||||||Christian
leader's conference
in Lira,|
||and Kampala,
Uganda—|
|---|---|
||January/February
2020.|
||Although
we were unable to meet with|
||other key leaders for conference
due to|
||Covid-19, we funded the individual|
||travels ofsenior leaders to keep|
||planning,
networking
and|
||communication
good.|
||Enabling Salt and Light Outreach|
||Ministries
leaders from South Sudan to|
||gather for teaching
and discipleship—|
||postponed
until 2021 because of|
||pandemic,|
||Working
closely with Victory Outreach|
||Ministries
Leadership
team
in Lira,|
||North
Uganda.|
||Enable Christian
leaders
in Kenya to|
||gather for theological
training
and|
||wrcouragement.|
||Took ateam from the UK to perform|
||practical development
works on|
||primary
schools in North Uganda—|
||postponed
until 2021/22.|
||Raised funds for ongoing development|
||ofstructures
at Blessed Hope School.|
||Enabled the Toposan
Bible translation|
||project to continue
through
continued|
||grant funding
we received.|
|Life|Bridging Works helps advance education of|
|the|public by:|
||Providing
ofeducation to|
||disadvantaged
children
through
a|
||sponsorship
scheme. We currently|
||sponsor 22 children
and young people|
||from an area ofSouthern
Sudan.
There|
||are many orphans
and disadvantaged|
||children
there due tothe recent|
||conflict. From the original
scheme we|
||still have a further 13number
ofthose|
||we are supporting
are studying
at|
||University
towards
careers that will|
||benefit their local communities.
In|
||addition
we continue to develop our|
||sponsorship
scheme we set up in 2018|
||with children
from a deprived
area in|
||Alebtong,
Northern
Uganda.
There are|
||currently
29children
being supported|
||on this scheme.
So in total we are|
||sponsoring
60children/young
people.|
||Development
ofeducational|
||establishments.
We took a team of|
||people out in January 2020 to help|
||renovate
two schools
in Uganda,|
||plastering
and decorating,
as well as|
||roviding
activities for the children.|
|||||||The pandemic
has postponed
2021 trip|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|||||||arrangements|
||||||Life Bridging Works helps provide relief of||
||||||sickness|ik the preservation
of health
by:|
||||||~|Funding the construction
and plans for|
|||||||a health centre/
clinic which
provides|
|||||||basic health advice and services
in|
|||||||Kapoeta, South Sudan.
The clinic will|
|||||||be manged
and staffed
by indigenous|
|||||||former students
sponsored
through|
|||||||medical schools by LBW|
||||||~|Providing some emergency
aid money|
|||||||for food supplies/medical
bills for our|
|||||||contacts
in Kenya, South Sudan and|
|||||||Uganda.|
||||||~|Providing considerable
Covid-19 relief|
|||||||food and supplies
in South Sudan
in|
|||||||conjunction
with a registered
South|
|||||||Sudan Charity
HOCTO, Covid-19 relief|
|||||||funds were also supplied
for other well|
|||||||established
partners
in East Africa,|
|||||||Detailed accountability
reports are|
|||||||available
on request|
||||||Life Bridging Works help bring relief from||
||||||unemployment
by:||
||||||~|Its education
programme;
young|
|||||||people that are educated
are more|
|||||||employable.|
||||||~|Funds given for development
work;|
|||||||local builders
are employed to|
|||||||complete the work.|
||||||~|Small Business Start Funds including—|
|||||||funds to help towards the set up ofa|
|||||||veterinary
surgery
and a health
clinic|
|||||||which would
employ
medical staff,|
|Statement|||confirming|Para 1.18|The Trustees
confirm they have had regard||
|whether|the trustees|||have|to the guidance
issued
by the charity||
|had regard|||to the guidance||Commission
on Public Benefit.||
|issued
by||the Charity|||||
|Commission|||on public||||
|benefit|||||||
|Additional||information||(optional)|||
|You ma|choose to include further statements||||where relevant about||
|||||SORP reference|||
|||||Para 1,38|||
|Policy on||grant making|||||
|||||Para 1 38|||
|Policy on|social investment|social investment|social investment|social investment|||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|including|program|||related|||
|investment|||||||
||||||Pai'8 1.38||
|Contribution|||made by||||
|volunteers|||||||
|||||||Through
the restrictions
posed by|
|Other||||||Covid-19 we learned
how we could|
|||||||reduce our carbon footprint
by more use|
|||||||of virtual communication.|
|Achieve|m|e|nts|and Performance|||
||||||SORP reference||
|||||||Providing
Emergency
Covld Relief funds|
|||||||supplying
food parcels, employment|
|Summary
ofthe main
achievements
ofthe charity,
identifying
the difference the
charity's
work has made to
the circumstances
of its|||||Pare 1.20|support
in South Sudan and with other
established
partners
Providing teaching
&support tothe
church leaders
in South Sudan,
Ethiopia,
Kenya and Uganda —much of|
|beneficiaries
and any wider
benefits to society as a||||||this postponed
in terms of hands on
involvement
due to Covid-19|
|whole.||||||restrictions
on travel,|
|||||||Sponsoring
relocation ofPastor Richard|
|||||||Ogweng's
family to support
and|
|||||||strengthen
the South Sudan work.|
|||||||Richard has been an established|
|||||||partner
with LBWfor more than 15|
|||||||years.|
|||||||Funding ofinternet
server to enhance|
|||||||communication
and engagement
in|
|||||||Trustees meetings for Dr Milton Ogwal|
|||||||(Trustee LBW)|
|||||||Continuing
the support of Kuleu Lights|
|||||||Primary School.|
|||||||Further development
of Blessed Hope|
|||||||Primary School, including
renovation|
|||||||work and expanding
the sponsorship|
|||||||scheme.|
|||||||Installation
ofsenior students'|
|||||||dormitory
at Blessed Hope Primary|
|||||||School|
|||||||Ongoing
regular and extensive
support|
|||||||to sponsorship
programmes
across|
|||||||Uganda
and in South Sudan,|
|||||||Taking teams out to gain an|
|||||||educational
experience ofthe work in|
|||||||Uganda,
Kenya and Ethiopia—|
|||||||postponed
until pandemic
restrictions|
|||||||are relieved.|
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|~|Enabling
a number
ofsmall business|
|---|---|
||enterprises
to be established
through|
||our Ethiopia and Kenya church contacts|
|~|Renewed
the contract ofour employed|
||worker to continue good|
||communication
ofthe charity to our|
||sponsors.|
|Achievements
against|Para 1an|
|---|---|
|objectives set||
|Performance
offundraising
activities against objectives|Pere 1.41|
|set||
|Investment
performance|Para 1.41|
|against objectives||
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|Review ofthe charity's|Review ofthe charity's||Para 1.21|The charity finished the year with|
|---|---|---|---|---|
|financial
position at|the end|||626,076 in its account, ofwhich 612,383|
|ofthe
cried||||are restricted funds.|
|Statement
explaining|the||Para 1.22|The charity aimed to have 66,000 held|
|policy for holding
reserves||||as reserves. Which we aimed to|
|stating
why they are|held|||increase to the full amount this year|
|||||from our reserve of63600|
|Amount ofreserves|held||Para 1.22|66,000|
|Reasons for holding|zero||Para 1,22|NIA|
|reserves|||||
|Details offund materially||in|Para 1.24|NIA|
|deficit|||||
|Explanation
of any|||Para 1.23|NIA|
|uncertainties
about|the||||
|charity continuing
as a going|||||
|concern|||||
|Additional
information
(optional)|||||
|You ma
choose to include||further statements||where relevant about:|
|The charity's
principal
sources offunds
(including|Para 1.47|
|---|---|
|any fundraising)||
|Investment
policy and
objectives
including
any|Para 1aa|
|social investment
policy||
|adopted||
|A description
ofthe principal|Para 1A6|
|risks facing the charity||
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|Description
of charity's|||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
|trusts:|||||
|Type of governing
document||Para 1.25|Trust Deed (GD2}||
|lri1sl deod, fo ul
r hattel|||||
|How is the charity||Para 125|Trust||
|constituted 2|||||
|(e,g unincorporated|||||
|associal1on
CIO|||||
|Trustee selection methods||Para 1.25|Appointment|by existing Trustees|
|including
details ofany|||||
|constitutional
provisions|e.g.||||
|election to post or name|of||||
|any person or body entitled|||||
|to appoint one or more|||||
|trustees|||||
|Additional
information|(optional}||||
|You ma
choose to include further statements|||where relevant|about:|
|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|||||
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|Charit|name|||Life Brid|in|Works|
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|Other name the charit|||uses||||
|Re istered charit||number||1122649|||
|Charity's|principal|address||Kerrisdale|||
|||||Western Road|||
|||||Hailsham|||
|||||BN27 2DY|||
|mes|ofthe|charity tr|ustees
who ma|nage the|charity||||
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ear|Name
toa|ofperson lor
oint trustee|body) entitled
Ifan|
|1|Simon|Fry|Chairman||N/A|The|Trustees||
|2|Andrew|Holt|Trustee||N/A|The|Trustees||
|3|Milton|Ogwal|Operations|Advisor|NIA|The|Trustees||
|4|Ken Matthews||General Secretary||N/A|The|Trustees||
|5|JenniJoyes||Treasurer||N/A|The|Trustees||
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|Description
ofthe assets||None||
|held in this capacity||||
|Name and objects ofthe||N/A||
|charity on whose behalf|the|||
|assets are held and how|this|||
|falls within the custodian||||
|charity's objects||||
|Details ofarrangements|for|N/A||
|safe custody and||||
|segregation
ofsuch assets||||
|from the charity's
own||||
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|B1Cash|funds||||Barclayp Bank|||13,692|||12,383||
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||||||(earaeaalapcvawllhreaeiptv|ad psrmepip|||||||
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|||||||||funds||funds||funds|
||||||Details|||to nearest f|to nearpet 6|||to tltellests|
|B2Other||monetary||assets|Gift Akl|||7,175|||||
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geest balan|Cost||toptloneli|Current value
lonel|
|B3Investment|||assets||||||||||
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aseat bala
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value
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|84Asssis retained||||for the|||||||||
|charity's||own|use||||||||||
|||||||||Fund to which|Amaunt
due|||When due|
||||||Details|||llsbn
relates||o|ansi|o
lanai|
|85 Liabilities|||||||||||||
|Signed by one or two trustees an
behalf of all Ihe trustees|||||Signature|||Print|Name|||Date of
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