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2022-04-05-accounts

Trustees' Annual Report for the period

Period start date Period end date 06 04 2021 05 04 2022 From To

Section A Reference and administration details

Charity name Other names charity is known by WWR Registered charity number (if any) 1132931 Charity's principal address 79 Green Park

Women Without Roofs - Nepal

Manor Road Bournemouth Postcode BH1 3HR

Names of the charity trustees who manage the charity

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Trustee name Office (if any) Dates acted if not for whole
**year **
Name of person (or body) entitled
to appoint trustee (ifany)
Anna Townsend Chair
Nic Hopkinson Finance
Jan Mitchell
Marilyn Jaques

Names of the trustees for the charity, if any, (for example, any custodian trustees)

Name Dates acted if not for whole year

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Names and addresses of advisers (Optional information)

Names and addresses of advisers (Optional information) Names and addresses of advisers (Optional information) Names and addresses of advisers (Optional information)
Type of adviser
Name
Address
Name of chief executive or names of senior staff members (Optional information)

Section B Structure, governance and management

Description of the charity's trusts

Type of governing document

Trust Deed

How the charity is constituted

Trust

Trustee selection methods

Appointed by existing Trustees

(eg. appointed by, elected by)

Additional governance issues (Optional information)

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Risk Management. The major risks envisaged are:

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Section C Objectives and activities

The relief of financial hardship among adults and their children living in Nepal by providing such persons grants of money to provide or pay for items, services or facilities they could otherwise not afford through lack of Summary of the objects of the charity set out in its means. To relieve sickness and promote and protect the good health of the governing document people in Nepal.

Our principal activity remains the provision of funds so that the women we support can pay their rent and therefore have the security of a place to live. In addition, we also provide a child benefit allowance per child to their carers (Mother or Grandmother). We also provide support for medical bills for all our women and their families.

We continue to support a women's home.

Women who are unable to work are provided with a subsistence allowance.

Summary of the main activities undertaken for the We have expanded our focus on citizenship by employing a part-time public benefit in relation to lawyer. She aims to enable the women we support to become more these objects (include within autonomous by being fully registered with the authorities as Nepali this section the statutory citizens. declaration that trustees have had regard to the guidance Women are referred to us by pastors, by the women we already help or issued by the Charity by a Nepali charity, Koshish. This charity seeks to rehabilitate women Commission on public with mental illness and provided they meet our criteria, they are eligible benefit) for our support.

The Trustees have given due regard to the Charity Commission's guidance on public benefit when making financial and other decisions.

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Additional details of objectives and activities (Optional information)

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Section D Achievements and performance

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Section D Achievements and erformance p The Trustees are grateful for continued regular support from numerous Summary of the main individuals and groups. Their donations have enabled us to continue our achievements of the charity support of 70+ women in Nepal. Donations received through The Big during the year Give have also maintained our funds at a healthy position. Once again, the year was deeply affected by the Covid 19 pandemic and Nepal and the women have not escaped. There was a severe lockdown over the summer, and we were able to distribute food and essentials to the women during this. We ensured all our staff and women were vaccinated. We funded the treatment of several women who spent several days in hospital suffering from the Covid Delta variant. . The women living at Mahima Griha (Glory House) were rehoused in a new property following the announcement by our previous landlord that he was selling up. The move went smoothly. We have continued to support and develop our links with Koshish. This internationally recognised Nepali-run charity seeks to rescue women from the streets who are suffering from mental illness, a condition that state agencies virtually ignore. We have been able to tithe our income. Our Chair of Trustees has been resident in Nepal for the year. She has been able to closely monitor the day-to-day running of the charity and the general situation of the women we support. In addition, she has observed the working relationship between the local authorities and our staff. Our staff have appreciated her being on hand to advise on any special situations our women have faced. One of the legal problems facing the women is obtaining citizenship papers which would enable them to receive any State support. We have employed a lawyer on a part-time basis to resolve these issues. Although she has been active visiting various record offices in Kathmandu, there has been no progress yet for any of our ladies. We have again been pleased and impressed with how our staff coped with and organised the increased workload. Our financial position has enabled the Trustees to continue contributing to our fund to be used as a significant gift to our staff on their retirement (or when they stop working for WWR). Our staff and Nepali Board members continue to have good relations with the local Nepali authorities. They again have had a very successful official review by them. However, the authorities tend to make requests affecting how the charity works and uses its funds. Their requirements often appear impractical and change the following year without previous conditions being followed up. This makes it difficult for our staff and Trustees to decide how many resources should be devoted to these requirements. Our practice is to demonstrate that we are implementing these requirements over an extended period rather than making kneejerk changes on their whims.

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Section E Financial review

The charity seeks to maintain a reserve sufficient to meet its legal Brief statement of the obligations on Glory Women's House rent during a period of notice of charity's policy on reserves termination and salaries for that period. The notice period is currently three months.

Details of any funds materially in deficit

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Further financial review details (Optional information)

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The charity's standard funding source continues to be through regular and ad hoc giving from individuals and groups. We participated in The Big Give, which again significantly boosted our finances.

The charity has used more than 99% of its funds this year to support its key objectives. These are helping women in Nepal either directly (rent, health care, training) or indirectly (salaries, Home management costs).

Section F Other optional information

Section G Declaration

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

Signed on behalf of the charity's trustees

Signature(s) Full name(s) Anna Townsend Position (eg Secretary, Chair, Chair of Trustees etc) Date 29th Sept 2022

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TAR Mar¢h 2012

Women Without Roofs - Nepal 2021/22

2020
-
£
-21
£21,835.38
13,335.90
£
50.00
£
10.20
£
1,059.18
£
5,991.48
£
20,446.76
£
2,414.00
£
29,185.52
£
31,599.52
£
-
£
-
£
-
£
6,751.28
£
58,797.56
£
Coop A/c
10,077.63
£
Income Summary
Individuals one off
13,335.90
£
Orgs one off
50.00
£
Other
1,069.38
£
The Big Give
5,991.48
£
Regular groups
2,414.00
£
Regular Individuals
29,185.52
£
Gift Aid
6,751.28
£
Total
58,797.56
£
21,835.38
£
10,077.63
£
31,913.01
£
Opening Balance
INCOME
One-off donations
Individuals
Organisations
Collecting Tins
Other Fundraising
The Big Give
Total
Regular Sponsorship
Family groups & churches
Individuals
Total
Events
Event Income
Event Costs
Total
Interest
Gift Aid Rebate
TOTAL NET INCOME
OUTGOINGS
Nepal Expenditure
Glory House Rent
Glory House Running Costs
Women's Rent
Medicine
Other inc Subsistence
Education
Training/Research
Gifts to Orgs (Koshish, KRMEF, Leprosy Mission)
Covid Relief
Wages & Admin in Nepal
Total
Commission Charges
UK memberships and admin
TOTAL NET OUTGOINGS
Net Gain
Closing Balance Total
Closing Balance Earmarked Funds
Closing Balance General Funds
Notes to the Accounts
BALANCE SHEET
Opening Balances - Current Account
Cash Account
HSBC Account
Net Gain/(Loss)
Closing Balances - Current Account
Cash Account
HSBC Account
2021
-
£
-22
£31,913.01
16,081.43
£
14.80
£
66.50
£
188.94
£
4,086.39
£
20,438.06
£
2,364.00
£
26,663.53
£
29,027.53
£
134.10
£
134.10
£
-
£
8,752.25
£
58,351.94
£
Coop A/c
5%
7%
32%
4%
11%
5%
0%
14%
5%
16%
14,035.30
£
Income Summary
Individuals one off
16,081.43
£
Orgs one off
14.80
£
Other
389.54
£
The Big Give
4,086.39
£
Regular groups
2,364.00
£
Regular Individuals
26,663.53
£
Gift Aid
8,752.25
£
Total
58,351.94
£
31,913.01
£
14,035.30
£
45,948.31
£
3,613.18
£
4,142.01
£
17,336.34
£
1,532.42
£
812.84
£
2,472.70
£
456.98
£
4,514.00
£
7,960.28
£
5,790.98
£
2,414.84
£
3,150.36
£
14,281.18
£
1,756.50
£
4,763.51
£
2,282.18
£
28.14
£
6,380.00
£
2,172.51
£
6,882.18
£
48,631.73
£
38.20
£
50.00
£
48,719.93
£
44,111.40
£
80.76
£
124.48
£
44,316.64
£
31,913.01
£
10,049.68
£
21,863.33
£
18,631.29
£
6.35
£
3,197.74
£
27,655.78
£
6.35
£
4,250.88
£
45,948.31
£
5,871.24
£
40,077.07
£
27,655.78
£
6.35
£
4,250.88
£
40,367.36
£
9.71
£
5,571.24
£