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)AHODAR UK
SAHODAR UK
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
and ANNUAL REPORT
For the year ended
3191 May 2021.
Tm$fee and Tma$iffer
John Georq
8 Forder Helglts, PL YAioufH PL6 5PZ

SAHODAR UK
(Company Llmlted by Guarnnteel
TRUST INFORMATION
31° MAY 2021
CHAIR
Mrs Rebekah Bale
DIREcfoRS < Trustees ).
Mr Roger Adersley
Mrs Rebekah Bele
Mr David Ball
Mrs Catherine Brown
Mrs Loa Crewe
Mr John George
Mr Michael Shelmerdine
Mi Tm PtDVOSt
REGISTERED OFFICE
8 Fotder Heights
PLYMOUTH. PL6 5PZ
COMPANY REGISTRATION NUMBER
08070198
CHARrrY REGISTRATION NUMBER
1151639
BANKERS
Natwest
14 Old Ttrwn Street
Plynvyjth PL1 10G
INDEPENDENT EXAMINER
Aubrey F. Curtis. CPFA.,
2 Beaufort House
Marinerfs Cwrt
PtyftK￿ PL4 OBS

SAHODAR UK
TRUSTEES ANNUAL REPORT 2020-21
OBJECTIVES AND ACTIVITIES OF THE TRUST
SAHODAR was irKorwrated as a Lyniied in May 2012 and registered as a Charity in April
2013.
'The Charity will fvrther Ihe followiry Objects in Nepal for the publc benefft:
l the a(fvancement of the Chrtstian fth.
2 Kwention and rel￿ of Imty.
3 ts Èdvaneement of &knatlon'
4 the relief of S￿knesS and Ihe promolron of gcod healih;
Jch other charttable puT[￿S (ChartIab￿ uTh*r English law) as the Tntstees see fit
from time to time..
Background - SAHODAR UK.
SAHODAR UK was forn￿￿ in 2012 to SUPFK¥t the work of a registered charity in Nepal. (SAHODAR
org. reo. no. 1029/068/069 L8mNro) who are working to develop SOCk91 and economic prcoress
through
-improving publ￿ heahh,
-developing practical and vocational educatN)n.
-encouragiThJ toleran￿ among indivKJu81s and communities, 8ThJ
-encouiagirvJ people in Iheii pe￿n81 relationship with (￿J.
within and around the rur81 viltag8 of Garambesi, Lamjungy Nepal.
A found1￿ member of SAHODAR UK, Roger Abjersley, 8ThJ his wite Jean. spent several years working
in Nepal and established links wtih the f(xJrKJing brottrErs of SAHODAR in Nepal. The latter were, and
continue, working to raise this community from p)vety arNJ the people from a sense of low sta￿S and
sense of low $elf-worth. In 2011 Roger aTrJ Jean knl a group of ch￿banS from Muvey Bapti￿ Church,
Plymouth, to Garambesi to provkle medical camps* teacher trainirKJ and dwrch Ee*rship trainlng. li was
clear that the local charity IW a *ar wsfion to Improve the well-being of the local ¢))mmunity.
On relurnirwJ to the UK, several of the team, fell they wanted to glve lotw term supFth to SAHODAR
in Nepal and help enable their th to flourish. Hen￿ the f0m￿tIOn of this charity, known 8s SAHODAR
UK.
There are regular visits by dtfferent trustees, and others, to see arnl suprK)n the work In Nep81. All
expenses incurred by such visits are made volutttarity by those involved. No chariiable furKJs whatsoever
are used for this purpose. Regrettabty, due to ts COVID pandemic, ￿ visits have been made in the
past iwo years.

SAHODAR UK
TRUSTEES ANNUAL REPORT 2020-21
During the year we were sorry to hjse trt service5 of Ms DeixNah Hubbard who moved of the
area. We we grateful for her service and supp)rt thrwgh(xrt her time as a director of SAHODAR UK.
We have COntinL￿1 to support SAHODAR Nep81 as far as we are ab￿ wilh sNJnlfi¢￿rn fvnds lo help
provide the essential medical and health setvi(M thrcxjgh the IS b&J 'cott8ge hospital. At 8 time when
COVID was taking a hold in the wider communty this proved to be som￿h1ng of a lrfeline for many.
Whilst many patients were tre*ed. none are known to have losi their Sves to COVID. Whitst treating
COVID paiients the d￿ll￿d m&Jical slaff conthued to treat the many rth-COVID cases. Wit￿1 this
lar￿ charilat4e service in the communty, many suffering illness aThJ injury woukl go untreated or have
to tr8vel great distances and pay stgnificanty fur treatmenL whith W(￿Id be impossible for many.
The planned ￿K1 pat11y built 50 bgd hosimtsl has se8n mLK* progress. not yet fvlly 0[￿ned due to
the lack of funds. The Nepali govemment has provmled fuThJing bul ￿t yet sufficient to enable the
hospitsl to be opened. It ￿tKipat￿l that woth will b8 in th8 summer of 2021 and be
opened s￿n after. There wtll be a ne&J for new fumiture, equipment aThJ SUPFKfft for stsff saL8ries
which SAHODAR UK ha5, and will continue lo provide finanaal suptrfm for.
The Chfistian communty are greaty aNKe(iaiive of the community centre, or Church, whth was
built opened lasl year, Ixrt regrettabty, due to COVID restsid￿ limtted use through rNch of
the year. We understand this has rKY* opened and fellowship can once again meet tC￿ether and provlde
some sUPPOrt Sery￿S to the wider communty.
The work of SAHODAR in thls pocK cc¥nmunty is very highly regar(kd arKI greaty appreciated. A
real ¢￿tra$t to the eaty days of il's w(wk when il was k)0￿￿ up)n with great suspicion by a
predominantty Hindu conwnunity.
Very regrett8bty, due to the pandemic travel restricbons r￿ne ot the tsustees/direclors have been able
to visit Nepal thr￿ the past year, bul we are hopeful that this may be wssible in the near luture.
We are immensely gratefvjl to all who have generously SUFWrted the work of SAHODAR through the
past year. All contribthions have greaty benefitt&J a COMff￿Trty in need arKI help save 8￿1 improve
many lives.

SAHODAR UK
TRUSTEES ANNUAL REPORT 2020-21
FINANCIAL REVIEW
The financial sts￿ments have been wepared in ac(xxdanr* wilh the Charilies SORP (FRS 102)
"Accounting and ReFK)rbng by Charities: of ReC￿ended PTret1￿ ap￿Icab￿ li the UK
and Republic of I￿land (FRS 102)" effe¢xive l January 2015.
Thi% has been the ninth year of operalb￿ of the tharfty and Ihe has been on
raising fvnds for Ihe woth of SAHODAR wi Nepal, primarlty related lo imKYoving
health care
supportirKJ the Church and Chrislian (xxnmunity ￿ the area sewved
raisu)g the profile of SPHODAR UK Nepal with•i Ihe c0mmL￿1ty
Thrwh the year 2020-21 SAHODAR UK has rdised £26.325.22 Pr￿￿￿Y fr￿ direct per5(mal d￿at1￿
and HMRC Grft Aid.
A total of £26,700 has been tsnsferred to the ot SAHODAR Nepa, rn￿￿e up ot:
£10,050 towards Ihe ￿NIding d Ihe new 50 bed SAHODAR hosWI ag90¢iaied re￿ICeS
£5,650 towards ihe salaries of the ex￿￿Ing h(wikl stsff
£1,930 for Ihe new Rainastar Church/C(Mnmunity Centre
£8,930 * the discreiion of SAHODAR Nepal for the grealest needs (primarfjty ha9piiaF Rlated inc.
COVID needs )
£140 towants the w(Kk of Hmnalaydn Lif8. carfng for 'stseei thilthn, li the iown of Pt)kh¥a
£75 has bèen 4)ent on transfer charges
A balance of £387 is held on a￿￿t￿nt with the Natwest Bank

SAHODAR UK
STATEMENT OF TRUSTEES. RESPONSIBILITIES
Company law requires the TtUStee5 to prepare financial statements for each financial year which show a
tfue and fair view of the State of affairs of the company and its financial activities for that period. In
preparing those financial statements, the Trustee5 are Tewired to
select sultat￿e acc(xJntiny ￿l(leS and Ihen appty them consistenty
make jLKigments and e*Èmaies that are reasonable and wudent
stale whether aP￿icable 8ccountirtg standards aThJ statements of recommended pracirce have been
fol￿wed, subject to any departures disclos&l aThJ explained in the financial statements. and
prepare the fmancial statements on the going Co￿eM basis unless it is inappropriate to presume
that the comp￿￿ will ojnlinue n OF￿￿tional existence.
The Trustees are iesponsible for keeplng proper accounting records which disclose with reasonable
accuracy at any lime the financial posibon of the company aTrJ to enable Ihem lo ensure that the
financial ststements CoM￿Y with the COmpan￿S Act 2006. They are also ￿sponsible for safeguarding
the assets of the company and hence for trdktng reasonable sleps for the prevention and detection of
fraud and other irregularitss.
INDEPENDENT EXAMINER
The Trustees intend to ask Aubrey F Curtis. CPFA to undertake the y￿ependent exarnination of the
Trust in the following year.
Thls report has been prepared in aCCordar￿e 7Arylh the special provtskjns of Part Vll of the Companles
Act 2006 relaty.ng to small conyanies.
ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD
J GEORGE
Treagjrer for 8nd on behaw of the Directo
Dale: 2 9 JGX*t4<

SAHODAR UK
REPORT OF THE INDEPENDENf EXAMINER TO THE TRUSTEES OF SAHODAR UK.
I ￿Ptyt on the 8cc¥)unts of the Trust fc* the y￿r ended 31 May 2021, whth a￿ set on pages 8
12.
Respectfve resp¢)nslbllllles of the trustees and examlngr
The charity's trustees (W￿ a￿ also the directors of the company for the purposes of company law)
are responsible for the preparat￿￿ of the accL)unts. The chaiity's trustees consider that the audit Is not
required for thi5 year uThJer seclM)n 14412) of the Charrlies 2011 (the 2011 Act) and that an
independent examination is need&Y.
Having satisfied myself that the trust rKA to audit uThJer Part 16 of the Companie5 Act 2006
and is eligible for IrbJe￿ndeDI eyaminatKJn, it is my reS￿nSibIl￿ to:
examine the accounts under sethion 145 of the 2011 Acl"
follow the prrKedures S￿[fied in th8 General tlirectkins given ty the Charity Commissioners
under section 145 151 (b) of Ihe 2011 Act and
to stste whether particular fflatte￿ have o)me ￿ my attenth)n.
8asls of indopondont examlners report
My examination was ￿rried CMJI in W1rdan￿ with the General Dirpxtions gsven by the Charlty
Commissioners. An examination includes a review of the accounting records kept by Ihe charity and 8
comparison of the acc(MJnts presented wilh those records. It also indudes consideration of any unusual
items or disclosures In the acc¢Junts, and seeking expL8naiions tr￿n you as trustees conceming any such
matters. The prO￿dureS undertaken th) noi wovth 811 the evidence thal would be required in an audit,
a￿1 consequenty I do not express an audrl opinion on the view given by the accounls.
Independent oxamlngrs. ststement
In connection with my examination, no matter has Come to my atten￿n:_
which gNes me reaSOna￿e cause to believe that in any material ￿speCI the requirements:
(a) to keep accountiry records in &COrdan￿ with secl¥)n 386 of the Companies
2006: arn
(b) to prepare accounts whth accord wilh ts ￿Cl￿nting r￿or(ts arKI ￿ comply
wilh the accounting requirements of the companies Act 2006 aNI wilh the methods and principles
of the Charities SORP IFRS 102) "Accwnltng and Rep[￿ling by Charrties: Ststement of
Recommended Practi￿ appIl￿ble in Ihe UK aThJ Republ￿ of Ireland (FRS 102)" have not been
met, or
to whith. in my opin￿, attention shoukl be dra•¥n in order to enaNe a proper
understsnding of the ￿CoUnts to be reach￿.
Aubroy F. Curtls CPF
2, Beaufort Houso
Marlner8 Court
Plymouth PL4 08S.
4LY
Dat•

SAHODAR UK
PROFif AND LOSSACCOiV4T
FOR ThE YEAR ENDED 31 MAY 2021
2020
26.775
OPERAIING ILOSSV PROFir
{4501
15.7481
14501
15.7481
BEFORE TAXA710N
{4501
15,7481
Tax cffl Ixtknry ad￿leS
6.585
387
837

SAHODAR UK
STATEMENT OF HNANCIAL ACTMTES
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MAY 2021
T(*al
Toial
20
Funds
INCOMING RESOURCES
Chwitable Admhès
Chaitable iknatsons
28,120
1.752
1.052
Investment lttome
Gffé Tax
3229
761
Totsl Incomlng Re50Wf*S
of the Ch&71*)le otyep
Direct chantable expentliture
Ctssts olraksirjg fvnits
Goveman¢¢ ofthe chaiity
26.7
26,7CK)
7CW)
75
75
Total Resources expended
28.775
28,775
Net Incomlng Resource5
before tsansfers
IWJ)
(wi
(5.748)
14et Incomifig rnsour¢es fOr￿r
450)
{5,7481
Other ￿¢04n1$¢d Galns and Loss
G4in (Loss) on disposal 8TrJ
revaluation of Investments
Nat Movement in Fvnds
1450)
15.748
Total Funds t￿gIrt fofftrd
837
8.585
Total Furtds carried fonvard
387
387
837

SAHODAR UK
BALANCE SHEgf AS AT 31 IAAY 2021
2021
2020
FIXED ASSETS
CURRENT ASSETS
Cash al Bank
387
837
387
837
CREDiTOR8: Amourbts falllog due wlthln on• y•ar
NET CURRENT ASSErs
387
837
NET ASSETS
387
837
IMCOME FUNDS
Unr85tri(tht
387
837
Restricted
387
837
C(ryan￿& Ad2(Th rdatii¥J to Èmdl ttx))p￿.
Ibl Ihe member5 req￿re￿ Io L*tsR) an olls Nl qL*Sticn
in accrydarKe *ith secbcffj 476.. a
in ts UK R4)L**oftrel*rf.
f6.f* ""/-,/
20101]zL
John
10

SAHODAR UK
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31" MAY 2021
ACCOUNTING POLICIES
BASIS OF PREPARATION OF THE ACCOUNTS
Accounting convention$
The financial statements have been prepared the historical cost convention. The financial
stsiements have been prepared ￿ accordan￿ wilh the Clwribes SORP (FRS 102) "Accounting
and Reporting by Chwiii8s: StateFWrt of Re(x)mmended Pr8(ai¢e appIl￿ble in the UK and Republic
of Ireland IFRS 102)" effective l Januwy 2015.
Tran$ltlon to FRS 102
The eniity transilion&J from prevhxjs UK G4AP to FRS 102 at 1" June 2016.
Details of how
FRS102 has affected the reEK¥t￿l fir*ncial pogtwj) and finar￿181 [thman￿ is given in note 9.
Taxation
The company is a registered charrty and as suth is not liatle to tsxation on its normal activtlies.
No liability to UK COr￿ratiOn Tax arose on ordinary &#ivtties for year ended 31 May 2021
nor in the year ended 31" May 2020.
Incomlng resources
Donations and other fomis of voluntsry irtome are iThthJded in the finar￿la1 ststements when
reCeIva￿e.
R•wurces expefided
Costs of actrvib.es in fUrther8r￿ of the charity's oty'ecifves comtKise all expeThJiture directy relating
to the Chall￿ble objectives. Resources expended on managing and administering the ctwity indude
overheads which carwKA LE alkL*ted kn the charity's Obl￿ts.

SAHODAR UK
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR TrE YEAR ENDED 31st MAY 2021
20
2020
2 CASH AT BANK AND IN HAND
Natwest Currwit Ateount
Natwest Businsss R•$8rve Accc¥Jnt
515
387
837
3 CREDITORS FALUNG DUE WITHIN ONE YEAR
4 INCOME FUNDS
Movemerrt in rv50U
Balance at
Lx*4ry"ng 3TIOV2021
UnT85tricled Funds
26.775
387
28.32
26.n5
387
2021
2020
5 OIRÈCT CHARITABLE EXPENDITURE
New hosprfal buTrJd and ￿$0￿1¢e$ ¢ontiibubc
Hospital staff saLary support
Phatrnactruticals
Hosprtal expenc8s at thè discrtition of ShHODAR Nepal
Himalayan Lile (supporting slr881 childr￿ in Pokhara)
New Chui¢hlCommunty building
Tcvrayds Nepal bank fees
10.050
5.650
12,840
10,715
360
8,930
140
2C(I
11.475
10
26.700
35,800
O MANAGEMENT AND ADMNISTRAnoN OF ThE CHARITY
Bank intemational transf8Y charges
75
7 STAFF COSTS
The trustees have no ernpbye•s
The Irustees received fio remuneration fortheir serviees
There were no expenses incurred bylhe tNstees r￿ the ch¥W$ IM￿10¢$*
8 ANALYSIS OF ASSETS BETWEEN FUNOS
Total
Funds
Funds
FubMIs
cU￿nIA¥39tS
Current Ltabilrties
387
387
387
387
9 FRS 102
These aff Ihe lourth financial S￿￿MentS Ihat c￿lYW￿ FRS 102. Th8 comparrytr4nsititsn•d
to FRS 102 on 1st June 2016_
Notransitional adjustsnents we required.
12