## ## ## ## ## |Objecti|v|es
and|Activ|itie|s||| |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| ||||||SORP reference||| |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 rand by:|| |||||||Advancing
the Christian
Religion|| |||||||Advancing
the education
ofthe public|| |||||||Providing
Relief ofsickness
gr the|| |||||||preservation
of health|| |||||||iv.
Bringing relief of unemployment|| |Summary
ofthe main
activities
in relation to those|||||Para L17and
1.19|The empowering
of local, indigenous
leaders
at the core ofthe charity focus. Though the|is| |purposes||for the public||||beginning
ofthe financial year saw similar|| |benefit,|in|particular,|the|||restrictions to physical travel for our UK based|| |activities,||projects or||||trustees
and specialist teams, we have seen|| |services|identified
in||the|||continued
growth
in the charity due to our|| |accounts.||||||partners overseas who continue to work with|| |||||||integrity
and accountability
in achieving
LBW|| |||||||goals. The second half of the year saw greater|| |||||||freedom
in restrictions
which allowed for our|| |||||||first physical trips in two years. We have|| |||||||continued
to use the virtual
methods that we|| |||||||embraced
due to the pandemic
and have|| |||||||started to work out hybrid
means of cross-|| |||||||continental
work that use both virtual and|| |||||||physical means.
All LBW activities
in this period|| |||||||continued
to be performed
in conjunction
with|| |||||||local, indigenously
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:|| |||Increased
numbers
ofsponsorship|| |---|---|---|---| |||students
at Blessed Hope School, whilst|| |||also raising funds for ongoing|| |||developments
ofthe structures.|| |||Meeting
with key leaders for a|| |||conference for teaching,
fellowship
and|| |||vision setting,|| |||Enabled the Toposan
Bible translation|| |||project to continue
through
continued|| |||grant funding
we received.|| |||Lobbied for the release of imprisoned|| |||Christian
leaders who were being held|| |||for practising their faith.|| |||Virtually
met with students
and key|| |||leaders to mentor,
develop
and|| |||manage
investments
wisely
in all areas|| |||ofour work.|| |||Enabled
key leaders to travel to deal|| |||with pastora
Iconcerns.|| |||Working closely with Victory Outreach|| |||Ministries
Leadership
team
in Lira,|| |||North Uganda.|| |||Enable Christian
leaders
in Kenya to|| |||gather for theological
training
and|| |||encouragement.|| |||Enabling Salt and Light Outreach|| |||Ministries
leaders from South Sudan|to| |||gather for teaching
and discipleship,|| |||and pastors to do Discovery
Bible Study|| |||in village churches.|| |Life|Bridging Works helps advance education||of| |the|public by:||| ||~|Providing ofeducation to|| |||disadvantaged
children
through
two|| |||sponsorship
schemes. We currently|| |||sponsor 22 children
and young people|| |||from an area ofSouthern
Sudan who|| |||attend
Kuleu Lights School. There are|| |||many orphans
and disadvantaged|| |||children
there due to the recent|| |||conflict. From our original scheme with|| |||the Toposa people we have a further|9| |||students
who we are supporting
at|| |||University
level towards careers that|| |||will then benefit the local community|| |||that they will be returning
to in South|| |||Sudan. Our second scheme runs
in|| |||Alebtong,
Northern
Uganda at Blessed|| |||Hope School where we are supporting|| |||the most in need children
from these|| |||deprived
areas. There are currently|2S| |||children
being supported
on this|| |||scheme.
So, in total we are sponsoring|| |||S6children/young
people,|| ||||||~||Development
of educational|| |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| ||||||||establishments.
We are currently|| ||||||||raising funds for an exam hall to be|| ||||||||built in Blessed Hope School, a project|| ||||||||we started
in 2021.The foundations|| ||||||||are set and the walls are being built-|| ||||||||we continue to seek for funding
for this|| ||||||||project to finish
it by next financial|| ||||||||year.|| ||||||Life Bridging Works helps provide relief of|||| ||||||sickness||gr the preservation
of health
by:|| ||||||~||Providing
emergency
aid for flood relief|| ||||||||and to support those combatting
a|| ||||||||wave of locusts
in Kenya, Djibouti,|| ||||||||Ethiopia, and Uganda.|| ||||||~||Funding the finishing
and equipping|of| ||||||||a health centre/
clinic which provides|| ||||||||basic health advice and services
in|| ||||||||Kapoeta, South Sudan.
The clinic will|| ||||||||be managed
and staffed
by indigenous|| ||||||||former students
sponsored
through|| ||||||||medical schools by Life Bridging Works.|| ||||||~||Providing
considerable
Covid-19 relief,|| ||||||||including
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.|| ||||||~||Building of a safe house for those in|| ||||||||abusive situations or fleeing from|| ||||||||persecution
to provide sanctuary
whilst|| ||||||||they rebuild their lives.|| ||||||Life|Bridging Works help bring relief from||| ||||||unemployment
by:|||| |||||||~|Small Business Start Funds, including|| ||||||||funds to help towards the set-up of|a| ||||||||taxi business,
motorcycle
taxi business,|| ||||||||hair salon, and several shops.|| |||||||~|Its education
programme:
young|| ||||||||people that are educated
are more|| ||||||||employable.|| |||||||~|Funds given for development
work;|| ||||||||local builders are employed
to|| ||||||||complete the work.|| |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||||||||| ## ## |ou ma
c|h|oo|se to|include furt|her statements|where re|levant
about:||| |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| ||||||SORP reference||||| ||||||Para 1.38||||| |Policy on|grant making||||||||| ||||||Para 1.38||||| |Policy on|social investment||||||||| |including|program|||related|||||| |investment|||||||||| ||||||Para 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|| |||||||ofvirtual
communication.|||| |Achieve|m|e|nts|and Performance|||||| ||||||SORP reference||||| |||||||~|Providing
emergency
aid for flood|relief|| ||||||||and also to support those combatting||a| ||||||||wave of locusts. This looked like||| |Summary||of|the main||Para 1.20||supplying
food parcels, employment||| |achievements|||ofthe charity,||||support
and relocation costs where||| |identifying||the difference the|||||needed.||| |charity's|work has made to||||||||| |the circumstances
of its
beneficiaries
and any wider
benefits to society as a||||||~|Enabling
more small business
enterprises
to be established
than|ever|| |whole.|||||||before through
our Ethiopia and Kenya||| ||||||||church contacts.||| |||||||~|Building of a safe house for those|in|| ||||||||abusive situations
or fleeing from||| ||||||||persecution
to provide sanctuary|whilst|| ||||||||they rebuild their lives.||| |||||||~|Providing
teaching
gr support to the||| ||||||||church leaders
in South Sudan, Ethiopia||| ||||||||and Kenya through
the travelling|we|| ||||||||have been able to do and virtually.||| |||||||~|Continuing
support of Kuleu
Lights||| ||||||||Primary School.||| |||||||~|Continuing
funding ofsponsorship||| ||||||||students
who will the benefit their||| ||||||||communities
(both those in higher||| ## ||education
for the Toposa scheme and|education
for the Toposa scheme and| |---|---|---| ||for those gaining
primary
education|in| ||Uganda + South Sudan)|| |~|Further development
of Blessed Hope|| ||Primary School, including
renovation|| ||work and expanding
the sponsorship|| ||scheme.|| |~|Building of exam hall beginning
in|| ||Blessed Hope School.|| |~|Ongoing
regular
and extensive
support|| ||to sponsorship
programmes
across|| ||Uganda
and
in South Sudan.|| |~|Renewed the contract ofour employed|| ||worker to continue
good|| ||communication
ofthe charity to our|| ||sponsors.|| ## |inancial
Review||||| |---|---|---|---|---| |Review ofthe charity's||Para 1.21|F8,636|| |financial
position at the end||||| |ofthe
eriod||||| |Statement
explaining
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policy for holding
reserves||Para 1.22|The charity
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held||Para 1.22|65000|| |Reasons for holding zero||Para 1.22|NIA|| |reserves||||| |Details of fund materially|in|Para 1.24|NIA|| |deficit||||| |Explanation
of any||Para 1.23|N/A|| |uncertainties
about the||||| |charity continuing
as a going||||| |concern||||| |Additional
information
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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 1.46||| |social investment
policy||||| |adopted||||| |A description
ofthe principal||Para 1.46||| |risks facing the charity||||| |Other||||| ## |tructure,
Governance|and Man|agement|| |---|---|---|---| |Description
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CIO|||| |Trustee selection methods|Para 1.25|Appointment|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
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and any wider||Para 1.51| |network
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