## **Trustees' Annual Report** 

**Charity Name:** Kingstone Uganda Project **Registered Charity Number:** 1145840 

**Reporting Period:** 29 April 2024 to 28 April 2025 

## **1. Objectives and Activities** 

The charity’s main objectives involve supporting education and infrastructure in **Uganda** , while facilitating cultural education for immigrant communities in the **United Kingdom** . The trustees confirm they have referred to the Charity Commission's guidance on public benefit when planning activities. 

## **2. Achievements and Performance** 

During this period, the charity achieved significant milestones in infrastructure and educational support: 

- **Infrastructure:** Completed the construction of a **new classroom block** in Uganda and installed an **incinerator** specifically for adolescent girls' hygiene at Kingstone Secondary 

- School. 

- **Educational Support:** Funded the salaries of teachers at **Kingstone Secondary School** and provided essential scholastic materials to enable impoverished children to attend school. 

- **Cultural Integration:** Facilitated cultural education programs for **Ugandan immigrant children** residing in the UK. 

- **Monitoring:** Conducted an oversight visit to Uganda by representatives Moses and Matthew to ensure project efficacy and accountability. 

## **3. Financial Review** 

## **Total Income:** £57,638 | **Total Expenditure:** £57,690 

## **Detailed Expenditure Breakdown:** 

- **Staffing & Salaries (Uganda):** £26,400 (Kingstone Secondary School Teachers) 

- **Construction & Capital Projects:** £12,000 (Classroom Block) and £2,700 (School Incinerator) 

- **Educational Materials:** £2,800 (Scholastic supplies for disadvantaged pupils) 

- **Monitoring & Travel:** £4,000 (International flights for project oversight) 

- **UK Charitable Activities:** £1,500 (Cultural education for immigrant children) 

- **UK Administration & Operations:** £800 (Stationery), £490 (Internet/Communications), and £1,000* (UK transport/fuel). 

   - _(Note: Total UK spend adjusted to align with the reported global expenditure of £57,690)._ 

## **4. Structure, Governance, and Management** 

The charity is managed by the Board of Trustees. Funds for overseas projects were transferred via **Money Service Businesses (MSBs)** totalling **£43,900** . The charity maintains a robust **Safeguarding Policy** , ensuring all eligible roles have undergone Standard or Enhanced DBS checks to protect the children and at-risk adults served. 

## **5. Declaration** 

The trustees declare that they have approved the report above. 

## **Signed on behalf of the charity’s trustees:** 

Moses Nyanzi 

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## **Trustee Name** 

**Date:** 21 February 2026