2024-12-31-accounts - St Nicholas World Development Group

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Trustees’ Annual Report for the period

From January 1[st] 2024 Period start date To December 31[st] 2024 Period end date

Charity name: ST NICHOLAS WORLD DEVELOPMENT GROUP

Charity registration number: 1125836

Objectives and Activities

	SORP reference
Summary of the purposes of the charity as set out in its governing document	Para 1.17	The Charity is motivated by the Christian faith to promote human development and social justice in underdeveloped countries by working with charities, aid workers and indigenous people in these countries so that it can : 1] Promote sustainable development for the benefit of the local people by the relief of poverty and the improvements of conditions of life in socially and disadvantaged communities. 2] Develop the capacity and skills of the of the socially and economically disadvantaged communities in the Developing World in such a way that they are able to identify and help meet their needs and to participate more fully in society, 3] Relieve financial hardship, either generally or individually, of people living in the Developing World by making grants of money, for providing or paying for items, services and facilities.
Summary of the main activities in relation to those purposes for the public benefit, in particular, the activities, projects or services identified in the accounts.	Para 1.17 and 1.19	1]FEED MY LAMB COMMUNITY SCHOOL IN UGANDA The school continues to cater for 140 vulnerable children, many of them were street children brought to Gweri in the district of Kabarole from the Nuguru slum in Kampala seven years ago. The remainder are from local child-headed families who would otherwise not receive any education. The staffing of the school comprises of 7

fully qualified teachers who specialise in particular aspects of the curriculum whilst some of them also have whole school responsibilities. There are also 2 Teaching Assistants to support the children’s learning. The School Board includes a wide range of people from the local community who support the school; the School Administrator, Head Teacher, and one other teacher. We continue to provide accomodation in two hostels for the remaining street children from Kampala, those who have no Guardians, and, at times, for those at risk from abuse in the local community. Claire Dorcus , Founder and Administrator, arranges Guardian support for the local orphan children. We provide food for the whole school community. We provide medical insurance so the children and staff can be safe in the knowledge that they will receive free care when they need it. Other items we provide include teacher salaries, learning materials, examination fees clothing and toiletries. We have continued to provide some funding for the development of the arable, animal and fish farming and the hairdressing and tailoring projects which provide food, education and employment for pupils who have left the school and the local community. This year they have become more self-sufficient and used the profits from these ventures to create further developments. 2] Support for Trafficked Adults and Children in Albania

We continue to support the work of the Mary Ward Loreto Foundation [MWL] run by Sr Imelda. Their core mission is the eradication of human trafficking across Alabania, with specific emphasis on thwarting cases bound for the UK. MWL operates as a non-profit organization, dedicated to combatting this grave issue through a comprehensive three - fold approach encompassing advocacy, prevention, and support for potential victims and victims of trafficking.

3] Support forTrafficked Women and Children in Romania

We have continued to support the work of Fr

		Petru and Sr Kathleen which again has included help for a few Ukranian refugees. Help has also been needed for gas and electricity bills as prices have rocketed this year.
Statement confirming whether the trustees have had regard to the guidance issued by the Charity Commission on public benefit	wPara 1.18	In planning these activities for the public benefit, the Trustees have paid due regard to the Charity Commission’s public benefit guidance.

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	SORP reference
Policy on grant making	Para 1.38	The Trustees of St Nicholas World Development Group are committed to organising the support needed to raise funds for the World Development Projects identified by members of St Nicholas Parish. All funding is transferred directly to the Projects and any expenses are kept to an absolute minimum. Each Project chosen has to adhere to the following criteria : a] It should have close links with St Nicholas Parish. b] There should be close links with the Project Manager in the field. c] There should be regular liaison between the Project Manager and the Trustees to ensure the best allocation of funds. d] It should be possible to transfer money easily and at a minimum cost e] Funds should go directly to the Project. .
Policy on social investment including program related investment	Para 1.38	The Charity does not normally make investments.
Contribution made by volunteers	Para 1.38	The Charity may seek the support of volunteers to assist with Charity events and activities.
Other

Achievements and Performance

	SORP reference
Summary of the main achievements of the charity, identifying the difference the charity’s work has made to the circumstances of its beneficiaries and any wider benefits to society as a whole.	Para 1.20	In Uganda the main achievements in 2024 can be seen in the excellent examination results by the children in P7. Twelve of the twenty pupils gained scholarships to Secondary schools. The only cost was to cover bedding, towels, soap and books. This is the second time this has happened and is due to the high regard in which the school is now held. Moderators who came to the school praised the teaching and education received by the pupils. The school is now registered as an examination centre so all results will be published in their name. As in previous years, the health insurance policy has supported many of the children. We were also able to pay for the Administrator’s hospital bills when she had a serious, but curable, health problem. thus ensuring the smooth running of the school. With our support the school has developed very detailed Safeguarding and Protection policies. A large shipment of books, shoes, clothes, sportswear and equipment was sent in September. This is cost effective as those items in Uganda are either expensive or of very poor quality. We are pleased to see that Feed My Lamb Kabarole Community School is becoming more self-sufficient. They are supporting their own projects and making a profit. These include extending their banana plantation and other vegetable production; increasing the sale of milk and eggs and the profits from the tailoring department.They are also planning to start a chicken farm. The Administrator, Dorcus Kobugabe, also charges for counselling members of the local community The Administrator has written a Business Plan which highlights their needs and plans for the next five years. Our continued support gives them the confidence to plan ahead practically when they can. In Albania, this year, we have continued to

support the Mary Loreto Foundation in their development of a new NGO in the UK which is supporting the mission in Albania as many of those trafficked in Albania are brought to Britain. They have also continued to develop a comprehensive approach to capacity building which has not only enhanced the skills and professionalism of the implementing organisation but also equipped staff members to navigate complex situations, maintain ethical standards, and deliver impactful support. The combination of supervision, training, strategical planning, and fostering an organizational culture that aligns with the project’s values has empowered the organization to thrive in its mission to combat human trafficking and exploitation. In Rumania Fr Petru and Sr Kathleen continue to support some Ukranian refugees and single parents with housing and the costs of fuel which have increased greatly.

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Achievements against objectives set	Para 1.41	Despite rising costs in the countries we support ,St Nicholas World Development Group has helped to sustain each of the projects we are committed to.
Performance of fundraising activities against objectives set	Para 1.41	We had a very successful Auction in the summer which raised a large amount of funding as well as providing a wonderful social event which enhanced the work of the Charity. We continue to receive regular Planned Giving donations which have increased this year and one- off donations from our supporters which also have increased this year due to an Anniversary and a Birthday.
Investment performance against objectives	Para 1.41	Not applicable
Other

Financial Review

Financial Review
Review of the charity’s financial position at the end of the period	Para 1.21	We continue to support our three projects albeit with a reduced amount to Uganda due to some reduction in our trust funding, and have also been able to hold some reserve funds from 2024.
Statement explaining the policy for holding reserves stating why they are held	ewePara 1.22	The Charity aims to maintain a small working reserve to ensure the Charity account does not fall into deficit. The Charity produces regular financial plans. The Charity aims to avoid building up large reserves. Wherever possible funding will be allocated to projects for planned or immediate donations. However due to some reduction in Trust Funding, we felt keeping larger reserves was appropriate at this time.
Amount of reserves held	Para 1.22	£14428
Reasons for holding zero reserves	Para 1.22	N/A
Details of fund materially in deficit	Para 1.24	N/A
Explanation of any uncertainties about the charity continuing as a going concern	Para 1.23	N/A

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The charity’s principal sources of funds (including any fundraising)	Para 1.47	Planned Giving, Gift Aid, Trust Funding, Appeals, Auction, Christmas Vouchers, Donations, for example, Birthdays and Anniversaries.
Investment policy and objectives including any social investment policy adopted	Para 1.46	N/A
A description of the principal risks facing the charity	Para 1.46	The Charity Trustees have given consideration to the major risks to which the Charity is exposed and satisfied themselves that systems or procedures are established in order to manage those risks. 1] The risk of third party claim for loss arising from one of the Charities fundraising events. The Charity transfers this risk by purchasing Public Liability Insurance annually to protect itself from potential financial liability. Any event will be held in line with Government Charity Commission guide lines.

2] The risk of failing to reach a quorum for scheduled meetings. As the Charity operates with a small management team, there may be times when the Group are unable to achieve a quorum for a scheduled governance meeting. If this were to occur, the available Trustees would decide whether to proceed or defer the meeting depending on the urgency of the scheduled business. All meetings and decisions are minuted to ensure transparency. Other

Structure, Governance and Management

Description of charity’s trusts:
Type of governing document (trust deed, royal charter)	Para 1.25	Constitution
How is the charity constituted? (e.g unincorporated association, CIO)	Para 1.25	Association
Trustee selection methods 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	Para 1.25	Appointment by committee of Trustees

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Policies and procedures adopted for the induction and training of trustees	Para 1.51	All potential Trustees are initially members of the Management Committee for a period of at least two years in order that they become familiar with the ethos, the work of the Projects and the management of the Charity. Potential Trustees with specific skills and experience may be appointed earlier. All Trustees are requested to read the support and training materials provided by the Charity Commission.
The charity’s organisational structure and any wider network with which the charity works	Para 1.51	The Charity has a Management Committee comprised of 8 Trustees who all meet regularly throughout the year. Working parties may be set up to deal with particular issues, for example, planning events, drawing up policies or applying for funding. Extra volunteers may help with fundraising events.
Relationship with any related parties	Para 1.51	We work closely with members of St Nicholas Parish, families, friends and the local community; Sisters of the Loreto Order ans Sisters of St Paul.
Other

Reference and Administrative details

Charity name	ST NICHOLAS WORLD DEVELOPMENT GROUP
Other name the charity uses	ST NICHOLAS WDG
Registered charity number	1125836
Charity’s principal address	70 STATION ROAD WYLDE GREEN SUTTON COLDFIELD

B73 SLA

Names of the charity trustees who manage the charity

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20	Trustee name	Office (if any)	Dates acted if not for whole year	Name of person (or body) entitled to appoint trustee (ifany)
	Maureen Hickey	Chair
	LesleyDevlin	Secretary
	Steph Prestage	Treasurer
	Helen Middlemass	Publicity
	Peter Middlemass	Vice Chair & Policies
	Julie Bleasdale
	Di Hitchcock
	Marianne Prince

– Corporate trustees names of the directors at the date the report was approved Director name N/A

Name of trustees holding title to property belonging to the charity

Trustee name	Dates acted if not for whole year
N/A

Funds held as custodian trustees on behalf of others

Description of the assets N/A held in this capacity

Name and objects of the N/A charity on whose behalf the assets are held and how this falls within the custodian charity’s objects Details of arrangements for N/A safe custody and segregation of such assets from the charity’s own assets

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Names and addresses of advisers (Optional information)

Names and	addresses of advisers (Optional information)	addresses of advisers (Optional information)
Type of adviser	Name Address
Advisory	Professor Samuel Hickey	14 Deeping Avenue, Whalley Range, Manchester M16 8GB

Name of chief executive or names of senior staff members (Optional information)

Exemptions from disclosure

Reason for non-disclosure of key personnel details

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Declarations

The trustees declare that they have approved the trustees’ report above.

Signed on behalf of the charity’s trustees

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Position (eg Secretary, Chair, etc)

Date

St Nicholas World Development Group (Reg Charity: 1125836): 2024 finances exact/predictions

	January	February	March	April	May	June	July	August	Sept	Oct	Nov	Dec	TOTALS
Carried Forward 2023	£16,232.27												£16,232.27
Standing Orders	£1,224.85	£1,124.85	£1,084.85	£1,224.85	£1,144.85	£1,064.85	£1,204.85	£1,174.85	£1,194.85	£1,074.85	£994.85	£1,289.85	£13,803.20
Trust Funds						£2,940.00							£2,940.00
Donations	£650.00		£2,265.00	£1,544.00	£525.00	£10.00	£1,428.12	£440.00	£770.00	£1,575.00	£370.00	£900.00	£10,477.12
Just Giving	£61.55	£581.63	£946.88	£57.38	£57.72	£56.84	£57.28	£56.40	£288.79	£178.20	£194.33	£56.78	£2,593.78
Easy Fundraising		£43.13			£16.56			£19.17			£45.75		£124.61
Vouchers													£0.00
Appeals													£0.00
Events							£2,628.00				£210.80	£250.00	£3,088.80
Porch Box							£326.00						£326.00
HMRC gift aid										£4,836.06			£4,836.06
TOTAL MONTHLY INCOME	£1,936.40	£1,749.61	£4,296.73	£2,826.23	£1,744.13	£4,071.69	£5,644.25	£1,690.42	£2,253.64	£7,664.11	£1,815.73	£2,496.63	£54,421.84
Cumulative totals	£18,168.67	£19,918.28	£19,215.01	£22,041.24	£16,610.37	£20,682.06	£21,326.31	£23,016.73	£17,720.37	£25,384.48	£20,931.12	£23,427.75

FML running costs		£5,000.00		£5,000.00		£5,000.00		£5,000.00		£5,000.00		£6,000.00	£31,000.00
FML resources				£2,175.00									£2,175.00
FML medical insurance								£2,550.00					£2,550.00
Albania												£1,500.00	£1,500.00
Romania												£1,500.00	£1,500.00
Annual dinner													£0.00
Insurance													£0.00
Shipping										£1,269.09			£1,269.09
Bank Charges													£0.00
Monthly Expenditure	£0.00	£5,000.00	£0.00	£7,175.00	£0.00	£5,000.00	£0.00	£7,550.00	£0.00	£6,269.09	£0.00	£9,000.00	£39,994.09

MONTHLY BALANCE	£18,168.67	£14,918.28	£19,215.01	£14,866.24	£16,610.37	£15,682.06	£21,326.31	£15,466.73	£17,720.37	£19,115.39	£20,931.12	£14,427.75

											*INCOME - EXPENDITURE*		£14,427.75

Monthly accounts 2024 St Nicholas WDG (Reg. Charity 1125836)

Jan-24	Balance	£ 16,232.27
		Income		Expenditure
	Standing orders	£ 1,224.85
Donation (V Manning)		£ 150.00
	JustGiving	£ 61.55
	Donation (Hickey)	£ 500.00
		£ 1,936.40			£0.00
				New Balance	£ 18,168.67
Opening Balance + income		£ 18,168.67	Expenditure + New balance		£ 18,168.67
Feb-24	Balance	£ 18,168.67
		Income		Expenditure
	Standing orders	£ 1,124.85		FML Kabarole	£ 5,000.00
	JustGiving	£ 581.63
	Easy fundraising	£ 43.13
		£ 1,749.61			£5,000.00
				New Balance	£ 14,918.28
Opening Balance + income		£ 19,918.28	Expenditure + New balance		£ 19,918.28
March-24	Balance	£ 14,918.28
		Income		Expenditure
	Standing orders	£ 1,084.85
	JustGiving	£ 946.88
	Donation (GFoster)	£ 20.00
	Donations	£ 30.00
St Nicks cofee morning		£ 27.00
	“Five dads”	£ 188.00
	Donation	£ 2,000.00
		£ 4,296.73			£ 0.00
				New Balance	£ 19,215.01
Opening Balance + income		£ 19,215.01	Expenditure + New balance		£ 19,215.01
April-24	Balance	£ 19,215.01
		Income		Expenditure
	Standing orders	£ 1,224.85
	Donation	£ 500.00		FML Kabarole	£ 5,000.00
	Donation (GFoster)	£ 20.00		FML resources	£ 2,175.00
St Nicks coffee morning		£ 24.00
	Donation	£ 1,000.00
	JustGiving	£ 57.38
		£ 2,826.23			£ 7,175.00
				New Balance	£ 14,866.24
Opening Balance + income		£ 22,041.24	Expenditure + New balance		£ 22,041.24

May-24	Balance	£ 14,866.24
		Income		Expenditure
	Standing orders	£ 1,144.85
Donation( the MAC)		£ 500.00
	Easy fundraising	16.56
	JustGiving	£ 57.72
	Donation( Caine)	£ 25.00
		£ 1,744.13			£ 0.00
				New Balance	£ 16,610.37
Opening Balance + income		£ 16,610.37	Expenditure + New balance		£ 16,610.37
June-24	Balance	£ 16,610.37
		Income		Expenditure
	Standing orders	£ 1,064.85		FML Kabarole	£ 5,000.00
	Souter Trust	£ 2,940.00
	JustGiving	£ 56.84
	Donation	£ 10.00

		£ 4,071.69			£ 5,000.00
				New Balance	£ 15,682.06
Opening Balance + income		£ 20,682.06	Expenditure + New balance		£ 20,682.06
July-24	Balance	£ 15,682.06
		Income		Expenditure
	Standing orders	£ 1,204.85
Donations (auction)		£ 1,328.12
	Auction	£ 2,628.00
	Church Porch box	£ 326.00
Donation (Holy Trinity Irish dancers)		£ 100.00
	JustGiving	£ 57.28
		£ 5,644.25			£ 0.00
				New Balance	£ 21,326.31
Opening Balance + income		£ 21,326.31	Expenditure + New balance		£ 21,326.31
August-24	Balance	£ 21,326.31
		Income		Expenditure
	Standing orders	£ 1,174.85		FML Kabarole	£ 5,000.00
Donation (Hitchcock)		£ 200.00	FML Medical insurance		£ 2,550.00
O’Brien wedding anniversary		£ 240.00
	JustGiving	£ 56.40
	Easy fundraising	£ 19.17
		£ 1,690.42			£ 7,550.00
				New Balance	£ 15,466.73
Opening Balance + income		£ 23,016.73	Expenditure + New balance		£ 23,016.73

September-24	Balance	£ 15,466.73
		Income		Expenditure
	Standing orders	£ 1,194.85
O’Brien wedding anniversary*		£ 770.00
	JustGiving	£ 288.79
*Listed: cash book
		£ 2,253.64			£ 0.00
				New Balance	£ 17,720.37
Opening Balance + income		£ 17,720.37	Expenditure + New balance		£ 17,720.37
October-24	Balance	£ 17,720.37
		Income		Expenditure
	Standing orders	£ 1,074.85		FML Kabarole	£ 5,000.00
Donations (Steph’s birthday)*		£ 1330.00		Lontex shipping	£ 1,269.09
O’Brien wedding anniversary		£ 245.00
	JustGiving	£ 178.20
	HMRC Gift Aid	£ 4,836.06
*Listed: cash book		£ 7,664.11			£ 6,269.09
				New Balance	£ 19,115.39
Opening Balance + income		£ 25,384.48	Expenditure + New balance		£ 25,384.48
November-24	Balance	£ 19,115.39
				Expenditure
	Standing orders	£ 994.85
Donations (Steph’s birthday)		£ 370.00
St Nicholas Winter fair		£ 210.80
	Easy fundraising	£ 45.75
	Just Giving	£ 194.33
		£ 1,815.73			£ 0.00
				New Balance	£ 20,931.12
Opening Balance + income		£ 20,931.12	Expenditure + New balance		£ 20,931.12
December-24	Balance	£ 20,931.12
				Expenditure
	Standing orders	£ 1,289.85		FML Kabarole	£ 6,000.00
	E. Heaven	£ 500.00		Romania	£ 1,500.00
	S Roche	£ 100.00		Albania	£ 1,500.00
	S Harrison	£ 300.00
St Nicholas Primary nativity play		£ 250.00
	Just Giving	£ 56.78

		£ 2,496.63			£ 9,000.00
				New Balance	£ 14,427.75
Opening Balance + income		£ 23,427.75	Expenditure + New balance		£ 23,427.75

St Nicholas World Development Group (Reg. Charity 1125836) 2024 End of Year Accounts

OPENING BALANCE	£ 16,232.27

	Income		Expenditure
Standing orders	£ 13,803.20	Feed My Lamb School (FML)	£ 31,000.00
Donations from Trust funds	£ 2,940.00	FML extra resources	£ 2,175.00
Donations	£ 10,477.12	FML Medical Insurance	£ 2,550.00
JustGiving ( donations + gift aid)	£ 2,593.78	Albania	£ 1,500.00
Easy Fundraising	£ 124.61	Romania	£ 1,500.00
Events	£ 3,088.80	Shipping to FML	£ 1,269.09
Church Porch Box	£ 326.00
HMRC Gift Aid for 2023	£ 4,836.06




INCOME	£ 38,189.57	EXPENDITURE	£ 39,994.09

		FINAL BALANCE	£ 14,427.75

*OPENING BALANCE + INCOME*	£ *54,421.84*	*EXPENDITURE + FINAL BALANCE*	£ *54,421.84*

St Nicholas World Development Group (Reg. Charity 1125836) 2024 End of Year Accounts: comparison, previous years

		2023	2022	2021	2020	2019				£2023.00	2022	2021	2020	2019
Opening Balance	£ 16,232.27	£17,920.64	£29,042.90	£12,876.24	£3,824.34	£8,358.83

	Income								Expenditure
Standing orders	£ 13,803.20	£12,424.70	£12,490.20	£12,719.20	£12,279.20	£11,385.20		Feed My Lamb School	£ 31,000.00	£35,500.00	£37,500.00	£39,000.00	£37,000.00	£48,300.00
Donations from Trust funds	£ 2,940.00	£6,880.00	£7,700.00	£32,160.00	£21,000.00	£25,000.00		FML extra resources	£ 2,175.00	£500.00	£12,200.00	£7,350.00	£1,200.00	£1,600.00
Donations	£ 10,477.12	£9,519.24	£16,061.00	£15,264.86	£14,806.00	£8,414.60		FML Medical Insurance	£ 2,550.00	£2,550.00	£2,700.00	£2,550.00	£2,000.00	£3,300.00
_Stopped during 2021_Virgin Giving	£ 0.00	£0.00	£0.00	£979.52	£1,991.90	£380.54		Albania	£ 1,500.00	£1,500.00	£1,500.00	£1,500.00	£3,500.00	£0.00
GiftAid via Virgin Giving	£ 0.00	£0.00	£0.00	£160.01	£392.95	£38.60		Romania	£ 1,500.00	£1,500.00	£1,500.00	£1,500.00	£1,500.00	£1,500.00
JustGiving (donations+ gift aid)	£ 2,593.78	£1,606.05	£981.92	£923.98	£0.00	£0.00		Event Expenses	£ 0.00	£0.00	£0.00	£0.00	£0.00	£546.98
Easy Fundraising	£ 124.61	£122.05	£100.90	£125.22	£85.43	£83.13		Shipping costs	£ 1,269.09	£1,177.75	£510.94	£710.13	£445.00	£2,340.35
_Stopped during 2023._Amazon Smile	£ 0.00	£78.06	£104.07	£112.62	£80.49	£35.37		Bank Charge	£ 0.00	£0.00	£28.00	£21.00	£57.00	£21.00
Vouchers	£ 0.00	£902.00	£20.00	£60.00	£0.00	£295.00		Insurance	£ 0.00	£0.00	£66.00	£0.00	£257.32	£165.00
Appeals	£ 0.00	£1,211.17	£0.00	£143.53	£0.00	£1,188.11
Events	£ 3,088.80	£1,093.00	£1,298.77	£550.50	£353.69	£3,465.50
Church Porch Box	£ 326.00	£464.80	£148.75	£43.15	£210.57	£87.41
HMRC Gift Aid	£ 4,836.06	£6,738.31	£5,977.07	£5,555.20	£3,810.99	£2,865.38


INCOME	£ 38,189.57	£41,039.38	£44,882.68	£68,797.79	£55,011.22	£53,238.84		EXPENDITURE	£ 39,994.09	£42,727.75	£56,004.94	£52,631.13	£45,959.32	£57,773.33

							FINAL BALANCE		£ 14,427.75	£16,232.27	£17,920.64	£29,042.90	£12,876.24

*INCOME + OPENING BALANCE*	£ *54,421.84*	£58,960.02	£73,925.58	£81,674.03	£58,835.56		*EXPENDITURE + FINAL BALANCE*		£ *54,421.84*	£58,960.02	_£73,925.58 _	£ 81,674.03	£58,835.56

Independent examlner's ret to the trustees of St Nlcholas World Development Group (Reglstered Charfty: 1125836) I report to the trl¢eS M my examInatI of the aCcOts of the TrLSt fu the yw erthd 3181 December 2024. As the tharfty tnth of the Trust are rfffxThlble for preParau of the aCCts In accOrdare wlth requlrernents of the Charitles Act 2011 1, the Act. ), I repjt In rttFect of rny examlnatl¢Jn of the Tnst's xcoiwits carrfed under section 145 (rf 2011 Act and In carryln8 (xrt my examsnat1 I have follchved all the applicable Dlrectlo by the Chartty Cc¥nmlsslon under sectlon 145(5)Ibl of the ACL I have crrnpleted my examination. I coftfirm that rrf> rnaterial matters have ccrfne to my lttentSon In corwRctlon wlth exaMInatk qMr¥A me cause to belleve that In any rnaterlal l. JccIxJntl recorth were not kept In respect of the Trust as requlred by sectlLm 130 of the Z. the aCc(nts do Th)t accor(I with those rec(Yd5: 3. the accotmts th nrt comply wlth the appllcable requtrements concernfrry the IiTh and c(mtent of acc¢xmts set out in Charities IAccounts and POrts1 Re8UlatI( 2(X)8 other than any reqLn'rernent that the aCcnts 8lve a 'true and falr vlew which is rnt matter consldered as part ol an indeperKknt exarn'natl(m. I have Th) corKerns and have come across no other matter5 In (<)nrCtIOn wlth the examlnatlon to whlch attention shLxAd be drawn Sn thfjs rewt In orthr to enable a wLyer uxlerstandin8 01 Name: Patrida A Perks Reknnt wofesthl qLYallflcatlon: PhD Athlress: 163 Walrnley Rd. Coldfleld, West MldlaTrJs, B76 1 PX Date: