Trustees. Annual Report for the period PerK)J start dale 01 Peritrj end dale From 2024 31 03 2025 To Section A Reference and administration details Charlty nam• The Brickwoths Oth•r names charlty Is known by Reglst•r•d charlty number Ilf any) 112761 Charity's prlncipal address 12 Barton Vlalk Brist Postcode BS16 1AB N•mes ofthe charlty trustees who manage the charlty D•t•* a¢t•d 11 not for whol• TnJ•t•• n*m• Offic• {bf any} Nam• of p*¥on (or Ix>dyl •ntitl•d to* Int trust•• If•n The Brickwork$' Trustees The Brickworks. Truste8S John Spens Christine Spens Malcolm Lemon Chaimian The Britkniorks, Trustees The Brickworks. Trustees The Brickworks, Trustees The Brickworks, Trustees Benjamin Sharpe Michael Whiteh& Brian Wakelin 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Nomes of the trustses for the charlty, If any, (for example, any custodlan trustees) Name Dates acted rf not for whole ear TAR Juty 2025 Names and addresses of thlsers (op￿Onal inforniatlonl of adviser Name Address Name of chlef exe¢utlve or names of senior staff mamber4 Ioptlonal Inforniatlonl Section B Structure, overnance and mana ement Descrfptlon of the charlty'l trusts Trust Deed Type of goveming d(xument How the chanty is constituted Trust Trustee selection meth(Mls Eledion at AGM Addltlonal gov•rn•nc• lssum (Opilon•l Infomiatlonl You may choos• to indude This year. the trustees reVI￿d and regularty updated the risk map and add￿onal information. WI￿re reviewed seve(81 of IhLyr Fdiaes. rolevanl, about.. poliaes and procedur88 adopted for the induclion and training of trustees.. the charbty's organisation structure and any wider network with which the charity works.. relationship with any related paities,. trustees, consideration of major risks and the system and proc&Jures to manage them. Section C Ob'ectives and activities To rdieve sickn8ss and preserve heatlh, to relieve poverty. financial hardship and unemployment. to advance education and the Christian religion for the pu￿1¢ benefft primarily wrthin South Sudan and its ad￿NnIng countries. in particular, but not 8xclusively. by the provision of grants of fina￿￿ assis￿Ce to organisatMw)s individuals. Summary ofthe objects of the charlty Set out In It8 governing documont TAR July 2025 In the 2024125 financiai year, apart from administT*'ve costs of £123 and bank charges for intemational money transfers. all the remainder was spent within South Sudan and UgaThJa. The principal Work of the charity was: 1. Supporting the work of the M8rtha Primary Heatth Care Cerrtre (PHCC) in Yei. South Sudan. 2. Paying for cataract operatic￿$ for over 100 patients carried out by a team of eye spe(aalists from Juba. 3. Continuing to fund discipleship training for Christlan youths in sebEral DI0￿SeS in South Sudan. 4. Paying the fees (rf 20 teachers lo tran at the Yei Teacher Training Cdlege to study for the Certfficate or Diploma in Education. S. Repairing sch¢JY dassrooms. provhding sch¢X)I latrines and donating Ic￿lIY made scho(J desks. 6. Enabling several Dioceses in SoLrth Sudan to organi8e reshdential training for their dergy and lay leaders. 7. Contributing to the running o)sts of the Bishop Allison Theological College in Yei. 8. SuFporbng trwo modi¢41 students in their university education. Svmmary of the maln activitlos undertaken for the publlc benefit In relation to these objects Ilnclude withln this sectSon the statutory declaratlon that trnstses have had regard to thè guidanco Issued by the Charlty Commisslon on publk benefft) The Trustees have had regard to the guidance issued ty the Chanty Commission and can confim that all these grants were wthin the objects of the Trust. Addttlonal detslls of objoctfves and actlvltlm (Optlonal Infomi•llonl You may ¢h¢xM• to indude further ststements. where relevanl, about.. policy on grantmaking", poli¢y programrre relaled investment.. contribution made by volunteers. TAR Juty 2025 Section D Achievements and performance This year the chanty c%)nlinued to Pfovide major support to the Di¢xese of Martha Primary Health Care Centre and Eye Clinic, and this constituled approximately 50% of our expenditure. The dinic treated more than 30.000 pats'ents. The Eye Clinic treated a gr(wing number of patients trt)th in the dinic and in the communty. In March, a team from Juba tsnied