## ## ## ## ## ## |||||||SORP reference|| |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| |Summary||ofthe purposes|||of|Para 1.17|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|||||tothe glory ofGod by:| ||||||||Advancing
the Christian
Religion| ||||||||ii.
Advancing
the education
ofthe public| ||||||||iii.
Providing
Relief ofsickness
tk the| ||||||||preservation
of health| ||||||||iv.
Bringing relief of unemployment| |Summary
ofthe main
activities
in relation to those||||||Para 1.17and
1.19|The purpose of Life Bridging Works is to give a
hand up not a hand-out.
This means that the| |purposes||for the public|||||empowering
of local, indigenous
leaders
is at| |benefit,|in|particular,||the|||the core ofthe charity focus. All LBW activities| |activities,||projects|or||||in this period continued to be performed
in| |services|identified||in|the|||conjunction
with local, indigenously
led| |accounts.|||||||churches that we have a connection
with.| ||||||||These good works
in turn naturally
warm| ||||||||people tothe church and 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. This work is then| ||||||||supported
by our specialist teams and
UK| ||||||||based trustees who are in contact both through| ||||||||virtual communication
and through
physical| ||||||||travel to see the projects in their location. This| ||||||||year has brought
growth
in a number
ofthe| ||||||||activities that take place through
the support of| ||||||||the local church:| ||||||||~
Hiring another Toposan
Bible translator| ||||||||so that this project may continue to| ||||||||grow and see its goal reached.| ||||||||~
Meeting with key leaders
in| ||||||||conferences
in a number ofcountries| |||for teaching, fellowship
and vision|| |---|---|---|---| |||setting.|| |||Beginning the building of another safe|| |||house to support
vulnerable
individuals|| |||and families who are fleeing from|| |||persecution
and abuse.|| |||Lobbying for the release of imprisoned|| |||Christians
who are being held for|| |||practising their faith.|| |||Starting regular village health|| |||programmes
in South Sudan with|| |||indigenous
trained
medical|| |||professionals.|| |||Enabled
key leaders to travel to deal|| |||with pastoral concerns.|| |||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 24 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 sponsorship|| |||scheme with the Toposa people we|| |||continue to also support 1student|| |||through to their University
level|| |||studies. The remaining
students
that|| |||we sponsored
through
university
are|| |||now returning
to support the|| |||community
that they are from in a|| |||number ofdifferent ways. Our second|| |||sponsorship
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|25| |||children
being supported
on this|| |||scheme.
So, in total we are sponsoring|| |||49 children/young
people. We hope|to| |||use the finances that we have been|| |||||||||using for the original sponsorship|| |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| |||||||||scheme to increase our Primary|| |||||||||education
schemes
in South Sudan.|| |||||||~||Development
ofeducational|| |||||||||establishments.
We are currently|| |||||||||raising funds for an exam hall to be|| |||||||||built in Blessed Hope School, a project|| |||||||||we started
in 2021.We are now solely|| |||||||||looking for the funding to render the|| |||||||||walls and equip the building.
We also|| |||||||||have sent teams of UK volunteers
to|| |||||||||both schools
in question to help with|| |||||||||painting,
carpentry,
bicycle repair and|| |||||||||lessons.|| |||||||Life Bridging Works helps provide
relief of|||| |||||||sickness||&the preservation
of health
by:|| |||||||~||Continuing
to support the 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.|| |||||||~||Working with South Sudan
NGO's|| |||||||||HOCTO and Medical Missions to|| |||||||||provide Village Health
programmes|to| |||||||||remote areas around
Kapoeta
in South|| |||||||||Sudan. These programmes
speak about|| |||||||||public and sexual health, whilst trained|| |||||||||medical professionals
also diagnose|| |||||||||and treat illnesses
and injuries for|| |||||||||those who cannot attend the clinic.|| |||||||~||Providing
famine emergency
relief|| |||||||||during the periods ofdrought
across|| |||||||||East Africa. This has been required
due|| |||||||||to another season offailed crops.|| |||||||~||Starting the building ofa 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|| |||||||||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 re|ard|to the|uidance|||Commission
on Public Benefit.|||| |Additional|information|information|(optional)|(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||||| |including|program|related|||| |investment|||||| |||||Para 1.38|| |Contribution
made||by|||| |volunteers|||||| |Other|||||| ## |chieve|men|ts
and Per|formance|||| |---|---|---|---|---|---|---| ||||SORP reference|||| |||||~|Commencing
another safe house|| ||||||building
project in a different
country|| ||||||forthose
in abusive situations
or|| |Summary|ofthe main||Para 1.20||fleeing from persecution
to provide|| |achievements||ofthe charity,|||sanctuary
whilst they rebuild their|| |identifying|the|difference the|||lives.|| |charity's|work|has made to||||| |the circumstances
of its
beneficiaries
and any wider
benefits to society as a
whole.||||~|Continued
support of both Kuleu Lights
Primary School and Blessed Hope
Primary School. The roofing and
finishing ofthe structure ofthe Blessed|| ||||||Hope Exam Hall.|| |||||~|Continuing
funding ofsponsorship|| ||||||students
who will the benefit their|| ||||||communities
(both those
in higher|| ||||||education
forthe Toposa scheme and|| ||||||forthose gaining
primary
education|in| ||||||Uganda+ South Sudan)|| |||||~|Providing
emergency
relief for|| ||||||hundreds
of individua
Is facing drought|| ||||||and famine within
East Africa through|| ||food parcels, employment
support
and| |---|---| ||relocation costs where needed.| |~|Commencing
a Village Health| ||programme
run by indigenous
trained| ||medical professionals
who came| ||through
the Toposan sponsorship| ||scheme. Through
this we pray we will| ||see greater knowledge
of public and| ||sexual health across the region| |~|Renewed the contract ofour employed| ||worker to continue
good| ||communication
ofthe charity to our| ||sponsors.| |~|Providing teaching
gr support to the| ||church leaders
in South Sudan, Ethiopia| ||and Kenya, both in person through| ||international
travel and regular virtual| ||and online meetings.| ## |inancial
Review|||| |---|---|---|---| |Review ofthe charity's||Para 1.21|R10409 end of ear balance .| |financial
position at the end|||| |ofthe
eriod|||| |Statement
explaining
the||Para 1.22|The charity has a reserve policy of| |policy for holding
reserves|||R5'0004| |statin
wh
the
are held|||| |Amount ofreserves
held||Para 1.22|55,000| |Reasons for holding zero||Para 1.22|N/A| |reserves|||| |Details offund materially|in|Para 1.24|N/A| |deficit|||| |Explanation
ofany||Para 1.23|N/A| |uncertainties
about the|||| |charity continuing
as a going|||| |concern|||| |The charity's
principal
sources offunds
(including|Para 1.47| |---|---| |any fundraising)|| |Investment
policy and
objectives including
any|Para 1.4S| |social investment
policy|| |adopted|| |A description
ofthe principal|Para 1.4B| |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
adopted
for|procedures
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the induction|Para 1.51| |---|---|---|---| |and training|oftrustees||| |The charity's
structure
and||organisational
any wider|Para 1.51| |network
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giRa 3||granls|||||||||68,781|66,850||||135,631|117,725| |hankinterest|||||||||||||||||| |giR aid|||||||||||6,099|||||6,099|7,175| |ub|total||ross income|||||or|||||||||| |||||||||AR)|||74,885|66,850||||141,735|124,901| |A2 Asset|and||investment||||sales||||||||||| |(see table).|||||||||||||||||| ||||rrr|||u||oa
ere|||roti(I|~of~~|||||| |A3 Pa ments|||||||||||||||||| |Leadership|Development|||(+translation)|||||||29,865|39,800||||69,666|44,157| |Health Support+|||emergency||issues||||||2,991|14,015||||17,008|16,965| |Micro Finance||||||||||||5,800||||5,800|23,949| |Education
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