2023-02-16-accounts

Names and addresses ofadvisers (Optional information)	Names and addresses ofadvisers (Optional information)	Names and addresses ofadvisers (Optional information)
T	pe ofadviser Name	Address
Name ofchief executive or names ofsenior staff members (Optional information)
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Description ofthe charity's trusts
	Type of governing document	Charity Trustee Deed
	t.t t d How the charity is constituted	The charity is constitutedby resolution ofthe Trust Deed bythefounder Trustees.
	Trustee selection methods	Atrustee is elected by resolution to the office, by those who are already trustees or the founder Trustees.
Additional governance issues (Optional information)
You may choose to include additional information, where relevant, about:		Trustees are given a copy ofthe ALLHIM charity deed and a working practice, which they have to read and be well conversant with. The Trustees must agree with the fundamentals ofthe statement offaith and agree to the working practice ofthe charity before their appointment.
~	policies and procedures	Trustees must attend a minimum ofthree meetings per annum.
	adopted for the induction and
~	training oftrustees; the charity's organisational structure and any wider network with which the charity	Within the trustee body are three main roles for the day to day running of the charity: The Chairman who is the founder ofthe charity. This role is to manage the charity, give it structure to achieve the aims, objectives and fulfil the vision for which itwas started.
	works;
~	relationship with any related parties;	An Administrator is also appointed who is not within the body ofthe trustees. This role deals with all the paperwork communication to
~	trustees' consideration of	sponsors, as well as providing general support and taking minutes at meetings oftrustees.
	major risks and the system
	and procedures to manage them.	Meetings are held regularly throughout the year at which trustees discuss issues and to keep up to date with how the charity is running. The agenda always includes a financial report and a report on work undertaken in
		Uganda since the last meeting.
		Task force group among trustees was also formed to review charity
		systems and policies.
		ALLHIM works with Mr. Andrew Mwesigwa, their coordinator in Uganda, where the charity operates. Andrew is the Head teacher ofMother Janet
		Orphanage School, Uganda. This is the school supported by ALLHIM.
		ALLHIM also works with Michael Mwebaza who Coordinates its ACTION
		FOR LIFE Programme in the poor communities ofMasaka District where
		the charity operates. ALLHIM works in oartnershio with. and suooorts.

					Trustees evaluate the progression ofthe stated objects in the meetings,	Trustees evaluate the progression ofthe stated objects in the meetings,
					by	monitoring ofemails, (including photographic evidence) from Andrew
					Mwesigwa and Michael Mwebaza. Some trustees undertake annual
					mission trips to Uganda which enables them to gain first-hand experience
					of	how the Charity money has been used and then report this back to the
					Trustees' meetings. During this reporting period, trustees visited Uganda
					in	February-March 2022.
						1) The advancement ofthe Christian Faith in accordance with the
						Statement of Faith
Summary ofthe objects charity set out in its governing document				ofthe		2) The relief of poverty, sickness and distress 3) The promotion ofgood health 4) The advancement ofeducation and training 5) Any other charitable purpose
					1	The Advancement ofthe Christian Faith in Accordance with the
					Statement ofFaith
					~	ALLHIM Trustees continue to undertake regular Mission Trips to
						Uganda.
					~	Some trustees have continued to preach the gospel ofJesus Christ	in
						the villages and churches in Masaka District, while others have
						fulfilled their role in more practical ways in the local community.
					~	ALLHIM works with Action for Children and Young People Uganda,	a
						Non- Government Organisation that, among its purposes, works
						towards the spreading ofthe Gospel through actions by showing
Summary ofthe main activities undertaken for the public benefit in relation to these objects (include within this section the statutory declaration that trustees have had regard to the guidance issued by the Charity Commission on public benefit)					~ ~	God's love to the young people and adults, meeting their basic needs and telling them about God. In the previous years, Christian religious books and Bibles have been distributed via ACYPU to enable young people to know more about God in both primary and secondary schools in the Masaka District. The Charity continues to support the development of 'Hope Clubs' and the number of Hope Clubs have continued to grow. These Hope clubs carry out sporting activities, bible studies and deal with social issues affecting young people. The young people involved enjoy very much the activities within these clubs. Many ofthese children have come to know God and have hope for a
						worthwhile, purposeful life. Various visitors from the UK and Ireland
						have provided sporting equipment tothe school clubs.
					2	The Relief ofPove Sickness and Distress
					~	The Charity continues to provide money to cover monthly utilities at
						Mother Janet School, fulfilling the basic needs. Additional money for
						food is also sent out as and when required. The cost varies from
						month to month in line with the fluctuating exchange rates.
					~	The Charity has continued to distribute food to the poor people in the

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						Unrestricted					Restricted	Endowment
	Categories		Details				funds				funds	funds
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61 Cash	funds		Closing balance	in Account	16.02.23				5,820		32,282
				Total	cash funds				5,520		37,262
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						Unrestricted					Restricted	Endowment
							funds				funds	funds
			Details			to uosnlst			5		to nsamst 5	to nearest	f.
62Other	monetary assets		Bshucs in sswngs Account						1,738
			Details			Fund	to which sssst bslon s			Cost (opaousl)		Current value o tions
83Investment		assets
			etc/is			Fund	towhkh sssst bslon s			Cost (opaonsl)		Current vslus 0 ousl
64Assets retained for the
charity's	own	use
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85Liabilities
Signed by one ortwo trustees on behalf ofall the trustees				Signature					Print	Name		Date of a royal