Trustees, Annual Report for the period Periixl start date 07 April 2024 From To . Aprfl 2025 Section A Reference and administration details Charity name ACT Intsrnational F¢Jundation Other names charfty is known by Mohanjl ACT Foundallon ACT Foundatlon Registered ¢harity numbor Irf any) Charity's prlncipal address 7 Hillman Ck)se UxbTrJge Middlesex U88 1QA Names of the charlty trustèès wlK• manage the charity Oftk• Iifanyl Dates act If not forwthole Name of person lor bly} enthd oirttnL8t•o rfan Mohan PathirBseri Kesavan Founder Gbtel Preswjent Chair of TNstees Biljana Mohan Jay JeYaseen Rashila Pankhania Vijay Anand RamanaKIoo Subhasree Thottunga5 SesJetary 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Names of the tTUStees for the charity. rf any, {A)r exampl•. any Custodian trustsos) Name Dates acted if not for whole TAR Marth 2012
Names and addresses of advisern (Optional inforniatlon) of advlser Name A<klress Name of chi8f eCutIve or names of senior staff mem1$ Ioplional Infonnation) Section B Structure, overnance and mana ement Description of the charltys trusts Type ofgoveming d(Kument | Trust de&J - Sept 2012 How t1 tharity is constttuted Model tkclarab'cffi Trust Trustee SeleCtn methcls By ACT Intemalla[ FourndatK)n Board of Trustees Additional goveman¢o Issues (Optional information) You may ¢hooso to Niclude athitional inf0nnati0 where relevant, 8tNyJt: ACT F(yJTrJalion is an irrtemaM)rpl tharitth (w81ing &r05s more than 28 ecthtries, estalSed Io F0Vle MIMrtHn assista a1 supwt to VLAnerat4e 0Munit$. The FoJndation's charitae purposes indudo disastsr relief. the of tion. the reffief K)Verty ar¥J hunw. the (rnb"fM of heamh, aThJ tt)e of hum dunity. policies and prOdureS adopted for the ind10n and training of twstees., the chartty's organiSatr1 structure and any wider network with which the charity works; ACT IntemalK)nal FoLH)dion KlertakeS actth IKth intalty and within the Unite(l Kingdom. In the UK the FoJndats"on Supp charitable atNes, inc1Jg the proviSn of f(KKI lo Indual$ e4rienry homelessness aTrJ assistan to ar¥mal 1[are wctuaries. These actpiities are delivwed n furtIWar ofthe Four#l8tim'$ charilatle obje(li¥e5 wbhc relationshii with any rekt parties. trustees. consideration of mapr llsks and the sysl and procedures to manage Irrterrptiwmy, ACT Intem Foth)da]"on in partnetship wh registered AGf F1th"On teams and trustgj Ic¢at o[glSatIonS to ensure that aid is delivwed etstivdy, lthjty. in alignment with Ihe FOda'S goveming ct¥ectives. L(1 Fortner1e in c(wntn"es such as Sri Lanka, India. Nepal and Tla nave Inyrnttea woymmes wrth apwoprte oversvJht aTrJ ountats'lty. AJI 8ctfvrt Urth13k in the Unit8J lfjrydryn are delTriered by vc4unteers. The FoLThlatNM also coll8Lxrtes wth Oth charitabk arKf n-pr0fft orgAnis8tions on ad knis ere Cly.tiveS are alwJrnd parthwshps supwrt effeLNe reS[rltIe risk M1¢nI. The Four¥JatM)n t)es 1 undertake tltieS that expx6e rt to uTraue financial risk. Al OFerations are fulty in$ur thrrxjgh ZurKh Insur3rKe Compwry, prov4thrwJ apFYopriate aThJ comprthnsive er forthe FWr¥JaI¥'s thits. ThroLbJh effectNe 9)Vernae, internatw)nJ ccweratic, and the commthienl of vduntetrs and rtr*r$, ACT lrternationa FoUThJaIb ¢tinUeS to d8liver humanitarian asSiStarKe, reSpd to emergencigs, and supw)rt communrties in re11(n9 tIH"r Ir5 in a mannerthat is Jawful. accountat4e, and cortsistent with its charitable puposes. TAR Mafth 2012
Section C Objectives and activities a) The preventKJn ( rdEf of F¥)verty %wrfdw"de by providing donats'ons. axl swMces to pe(P in an¢ charities. or thr bl The relief cl sthEss wtservation of heath amorJ the siGk.p>y Summary ofthe objects ofthe charity setout in its governing document c) The relid peoF4e in need VhJrfth¥ide eit generaty or inthlty throLoh the pY0vis of ethcion, trdiniTNJ sklb. d) Forthe benefft ofthe kn11C to reeve the Suffu of imas in n1 of care a)d 8tteniton and, in partrcular. to wovide and maintain rescu8 $MeS ¢y dher f]rtiti$ for the rp1, ce and treatment of suth anim$. KAdlvlile5~Achl•vemen andP nce During year wiod. ACT lrtematK)nal Foundation carried oth cfv4ritatrAe actyvities acrc6s the Unrted lo rVe SUpt vUlnerae The charty supp(Kted Kecple exWIrAng hjMrss ty pren9 and distritrKrtirKJ apprrnatety 2.200 n1jtrS Veg meas thrwgh regular outreach "wkn"es aThY partnerships ¥h kxal ¢xganisatMs. Essentsal items induding drAh'ro. tu"th"es. trAankets re aso wovthy. To address fcod insewty, tharity donated over 5.0[ kibgrams offcM>d to in(tiw'thals arnl familtes wa foc¥J ba ccmnmunty groups. In addits'on, appr0matety 2.OC() kilowams rf foc%1 we donated to supm animal weware. provhlirvJ Sles to animal Salth oryJaniSati0r caring for anmals in ne&J. Sumrnary ofthe main activities undertaken for the public benefit in relalion to th8$0 objects linclude vathin this se¢lion the statutory declaration that trustoes have had regard to tho guidance Issued by the Charlty Commission on publ benefit) The chty Sur4)led thilthen arbj &Iat)n ty tffovKling Clvistmas shoeboxes to 189 sdKdchl(tr at St Pajl vath St Luke Primary Tower Hamlets, conta.ning edLatl It$. tffjls. aKI treai& &ttvities mdLthd Msits to dderty care )meS. drives, on9Jing supp(Kt for arimd sarthkrn, arKI envir(nmental inrtk4b.ves such as These &tivths delIred dear Wt4 bfil ty alvOng hardslip, impng fl Surity Peofve aNm. socil isc4in, and SLpporting enwronmenta wcltttic. Dwing th"s year ACT InternatK)tl FOld81 SUFPJrted a range of 1nlwTh9tiC8l charrtat4e woiects aimed at reliewng poverty. athjressing fwd insecity, SUPFQIt"tYJ e(hJcknn, improMrrfJ and sanrtation. promotir#J animal w8ifare. arnl fe$FJIrQ lo humanitarian emergerles. The charty wlyked in wtrErshp vAth kKal ACT teams and trusted community Orgls. to ensure th SLWWt Was delivwed effiCienY and rexh&J those most in wl. prcwanmes. and aid distritrAth.C, water arid sanf(ath)n projects, SUFPOrt dderty care, and animal fare rtIatives. These projects provtded Immediate reltef arKI brger-tern trfft8. hejyng to strengthen ccmmunty resilien in un¢r3erwJ re9ons. These Internonal iwbes ddwer&J clr put benefft ty providing relf. access to foc•J. waer sanitatkin edu¢iorF TAR Mard12012
sur@ortiryJ mAnera clildren and elderty indiwtJaL%, promoting animal fare, and stfentswu cnmul¥ty wlienee in drAfrta9 regions. Additional details of obieclives and a¢tiviiies (Optional infomlion) ACT lTrterTE Fwndats'e. as pt ofthe llr ACT global disaster rdief netYJrk, play&J an &tive rde w) swuting 1M)tarIan re$se eff(ts during times of crisis. donStred its commthn&rt to efflIve a1 ¢omFossonate dts8Ster rdtef by pYovithtYJ SLtpptrt in respcx7se to fi(hJdirNJ in Keny4 Banswesh, and Sn" Lanka. W)rking in ccordinatw Trmth local ACT teams ar¥J tnjsted partners, ACT lrternkn'ona FWrnlatn ccfitribLrted to the delivory of emwgency assistance, Iuding fcth and essential supplies, ensuriry timety aNI Pract siwyt rethgj affected communrtres. Throu cooyonated and cLrat. the charity helred èJdress immedi8te humlialan rS 8UFpothJ efforts in regions impxted natLwaf disast5. You may choose to include further state.mp.nt%. vthèrè rek8vant, ab(t.. policy on grt making: poliw prcgramrne rethd investment- contribution made by volunteers. TAR March 2012
Section D Achievements and performance Summary ofthe main achtevefflents of the charity during tho year United Ki dom ACT FoLr#Jation UK supw1 pee elw1cir0 homelessness preparry and d1stn"Ltirj apwmat 2,2 nLrtritK)us vegan mea during 2024. Outreath ¥JJ¥iti"e5 tk F4aco in Central London, Uxbridge. Windsor, Rd. maKtrter. and surrourKling areas, ddrvered in partnership kxa shèlter$. soup kitch8ns, aryj mMuty Fd B•nk Conxnunty Food Support To lre$S fc)J insecwity. chty d11 ovw 5.181 kilcgrams of fc¥)d to indNJuaL8 famitses IlYoJgh fcJd trnkS and community organisakn$. Fyimarty li ReadiTr3 arKI SLwroJnding areas. Part organK)nS indled CIRDIC Churths tri ReadiTrJ Dropin Centre, Fa(th christi Grp B&J for the Night Realing. Ccnmunty Kitthen at P uled Rdcrfmed Chwch. s Rea(ry, and Wocdty F( Bank. Sch¢)ol Food Hampors ACT F¢dati UK dk%trityJted sthoc4 frxJ IperS to familvds exren"erKirg finla1 hardship. Fortiojlaty durirrfj schxl holhlay periotJs. These tiViti.eS tre in R&ding and nea eommunrties. I Chiistsnas Shoebox Appeal chty ddi¥er&J 189 Chrrstm8s SboXeS lo wpils at Sl Pa Yh St L(e Primary S¢hcK4 in Tow Hamlets, LoThJon. Each ShbOX contained ethKN)nal items, tcrys, and tr&. swrtirKJ children's wEll1rj aThJ Eld8rly Care Home Vtsils , Vcluntews carritsy oul elderty cwe home viwts 0$8 hxal UK | (x¥nmune8, Wovhling cplIshlp, sctral interacts"on, KI tial si4wt to res#l8nts. Wpr¥J to rede tsolatitttr arKI iMFve ¥Ibe1ftg. Blood tk)natlon Drlves . ACT UK comftxmty rortiLypatP in blcrA dCall0 drives. S{wting nalicnal health servKes by KYThMOtirg parttcipthg in Anlmal Welfare Support ¢hily antrnal ty (lonaung aFvrOmY Z,C(JO kKJrams cl food to 11a1 sandLHTES aTrJ vAfare organisaticns across the UK. NFirKJ to ensLre ardm8 i) Care recryved quate ryJtrit)n. ! ErN1rMents1 resp541ty fmed wt ofthe charity's throtNJh canal cieatFup prq and (rther volunteer4pJJ envircnmental inrtthes ui local UK CLinmur¥bes. C to eNrryJmerrtal eCtiOn aThY cnMUnty elltirwJ. l Across all UK prqecb. ACT Foundon UK cccfdinated over 1(KJ seM¢e | actNit*s deENergJ aFfffoximatdy 1,7(KJ vdLmteer hr$, demcfistrating a strong ccrnmrtm¥rt tr) sdness servv a1 measuraL4e pL1C befft. TAR Marth 2012
Section D Achievements and performance I International Sri ka ACT IntematKJnal F¢xTrJatKsn SUPF¢)rteJJ mulb'ple humanitark?n and development inrtth'v&s in Sri Lanka. A(knrbes includeAI disaster rdref assistar, school me programmes, WKI fo(xl rati( dISthbthn to vuIrwae families. The charty also contribui&J lo the cruCt dEls aTrJ witatw fao'litios, imwoving x¢ess to clo8n oTrJ hhsieno In Nepd. thè chty fcty>tsed Iwtem ¢xffHnurity ¢JèVelopmt and imkYo¥irKJ basK livirYJ c¢ythI$. Supw)rt vrds provided for p£hcol me I Indla ACT lrtwnatxxJJ F(jJTrYat pr(¥ts li IrKla aimed at reli8ving and sUpptirj ynerab irKlivknls and families. Assistar included ' food ratK)ns, thikl siwKwt initptNes. aTrY cortributions to cx)mmunity weare projects delivered through kjcal partners. helng to address basic needs arKI l imF0Ve of bfe. In addli1, suptx)rt was prowded to ek1 care project, Mohanji Homes for Senicfs, Fyomthng (fignty lIking for older ppIe. Kenya l Fc4hMng severe dumg the year, ACT 1rrternati Fwndation | proMtsd emèrrJeney ¢*saster rf in Kerya. FLnds we aled to ILKal ACT ,' teams to supwt families affeLt&J by the Ih)ods, helpiThJ to meet urgent nd5 , Bangladesh The chanty r&spded to flo(Kting in BaNJLadesh by provKliNJ (lisasler rel to locJ partws. Supw)rt f(used on &JdressirYJ immediate huMan[tari needs. ng access to f(Kd and t@s¢ n&eSsIt f0faffted Thalland In Tri1. Ch SUFWt&l fc#)d thStritMjb and communty Surp( ,' proJecl& hdF4rvJ vulnwth indNiduas famlw meet basic and ', providing rdièf dunng perdS crf hardslip. TAR March 2012
Section D Achievements and performance TAR Marc* 2012
Section E Financial review The charity is crmmitt&J to mantairmrg a tKtsitive firlaj balance and I OFffit"rg wrthin its means. Through cweftjl mar¢agement of resources aThl i eXpes. it effthety supwrt its irnkn"8tNes and assist Ise wi need. This aFproach enab the orgaiusation to o)nfid8ntly f(K the ftlure while remainry fleble erbau lo reskx)nd to emergencw4 CY new oppxxnrties. ', Maintaining a x)s"¥e balance also tmjilds eonfidgnce ty dennstratIng stroTrJ and restMiblè financBI steYd(dshrp. Umwnalely, this strategy hdps mamtse the chan$ impxt and sustain the drffenCe rt makes in the commurmb.es it serves. Brlef statement of the charity's policy on reserves Dotails of any funds materially in deficit None Further financlal review details (Optional information) You may chooso to include additional infonnalion, where relevant about.. the charty's principal SOUTces of funds (inGkndirg any fvndraising).. how expenditure has supported the key (¢iecti%Es of the charity; investment polry and objectives indudirvJ any ethical inveslment p)licy adopted. Section F Other optional information Section G Declaration The trustees declare that they have approved the trustees, report above. Signed on bohalf of the charity's trustees Signaturnls) Full namels) Position (eg Secretary. Chair. etc li l. TAR Mar( 2012
CHARITY COMMISSION FOR ENGLAND ANO WALES ACT Interna01 Foundation Receipts and payments accounts CC16a To Section A Receipts and payments UnTr5tricted Restricted End(>wment Total funds Lastyear A1 R8cg1 173 1.112 ARJ J92 61,1 and knslm•rt sa 18ee tsblo). A3P A¢T4UKRAINE AU4SRILANKA 1936 $W2 TLvkey vdrWue 2,182 1.123 1182 123 AdThn UK 8ankcharg85 74 Sub lolal 58571 86M31 A4 Asset and InvesonI rchages see table Sub totsl S5J71 65,671 86,8J1 Nétof rePalI1*ltsJ AS Transfers betwetrn funds A6 Cash fundB last yw¢nd Cash funds thts y•arond 3,821 25.70 Il123 25.7 CCIX R1 ISS) 17107r2028
Section B Statement of assets and liabilities at the end of the period UnresEr5d Restrictsd Endowment lunds -ie(So4 It ts(aiiS +n•AF*£ B1 Cash funds 14123 14.123 11 funds Dpts115 Details CurMnttA pta.,Is 84 AS Yetalned for th• chartty¥ own u00 Detalts B5 Uabilrties &gned byrKe Ir0$L Date of roval ECLA CCXK R28coyJnts (SSI 17m1r2028
CHARITY COMMISSION FOR ENGLAND AND WALES Independent examinerfs report on the accounts Section A Independent Examiner's Report Report to the trustogsl members of ACT International Foundation On xcounts for the year ended 0710412024 - 0610412025 Charity no (if any 1149049 Set out on pages r of &hrèll I report to the trustees on my eyAmlnat)n ofthe 8£counts ofthe above charity (Ihe Twstl forthe year end 0710412024 to 0610412025. Responsibilities and basis of report As the tharivs trustees, you are responsib for the preparatn of th8 arxounts in ac0}rdar wrth the reqU1MentS of the Chartties Act 2011 he Acn. I report n respect of my exaninati(m of the Trusys alnE$ tsled OLrt under section 145 ofthe 2011 Act and in (3rying out my examinati, I have foll¢Med all the aFpli(xbfe rtionS given by the Charity Commission under seclK1 14515}(b) of Ihe ACL Independent I have o)mpleted my examinatK)n. l Crmfim) trtat no material matter5 have examinerfs statement come to my attentiort in Connecti with Ihe examwiab.on vthich gives me cause to believe that in, any material respect: the accounb'ng records We kept in aoxrdarts with seCtn 130 of the Charities Art" or the aCunts did not accord wtth the accounting records,. or the ac(x)unts did not Mpty wtth the applicable rwuirements concerning the fomi and content of accwnts set out in the Charities (Accounts and Reports) Reguktions 2CK)8 other than any requirement that Ihe acUnts gNe a 'true fra1 view vthich is nol a matter consthred as of an indeFeThlent examination. I have no concems and have come across no other mattefs in connection with the exaMan to which attention sh(xJkl be drawn in this report in order to enable a Proper understsnding of the accounts to be reathed. Signed: Name: I-f i JVI Relevant professional qualification{sl or body (rf any): Address: J //t Hf6 6c<t . Oct 2018 IER
Section B Disclosure Onty complete rf the examiner nS to highlight material matters of concern (see CC32, lThJependent examination of tharity actounts: directK)ns and guidance for examiners). Give here brief delalls of any items that the examiner $he8 to disclose. t&+ ¥ Ac/ IER Oct 2018