## ## ## ## ||||||||families
in Pakistan.| |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| |||||||~|Distributed
about
1,800 food
packs
for| ||||||||needy families
in Yemen.| |||||||~|Distributed
fresh meats for needy
families| ||||||||in Pakistan
and Yemen on Eid ul Adha.| |||||||~|Distribution
of2,000fresh hot meals during| ||||||||the month of Ramadhan
in
ublic streets.| |Statement|confirming||||Para 1.18|The TRUSTEES tried their best to follow the|| |whether the||trustees have||||recommended
guidelines
issued by the|| |had regard||to the|guidance|||Charity Commission:|| |issued by|the Charity||||||~
Has the money
it needs;| |Commission||on public|||||~
Spend its money sensibly,
on the| |benefit|||||||activities
it was raised for;| ||||||||~
Follow the law, including
preparing| ||||||||reports and accounts to send to the| ||||||||Charity Commission;| ||||||||~
Doesn't break rules in its governing| ||||||||documents
(its constitution,
trust| ||||||||deeds or articles).| |Additional||information||(optional)|||| |You ma|choose||to include||further statements|where relevant
about:|| ||||||SORP reference||| |||||||~|Head of a village school (Headmaster
or| ||||||Para 1.38||Headmistress)
provides
a list of orphans| |Policy on|grant making||||||and/or
financially
disadvantaged
school| ||||||||students
to
the
Sameera
Foundation| ||||||||annually
in December. Consequently,
the| ||||||||Foundation
pays
the
school
fee,| ||||||||admission
or
examination
fee
if| ||||||||applicable
and also provide
them
school| ||||||||notebooks,
school
bags
and
stationery.| ||||||||The
full
uniforms
are
provided
to the| ||||||||extremely
poor students
and others
are| ||||||||provided
with
school
bags,
notebooks| ||||||||and statione| |||||||~|People with physical
disabilities
from low-| ||||||Para 1.38||income families ofthe villages can submit| |Policy on|social investment||||||an application
for assistance
for disability| |including|program||related||||appliance,
artificial
limbs,
grant
for| |investment|||||||medical
treatment
or
purchase
of| ||||||||medicines.
The applicants
are assessed| ||||||||because of their medical report. The local| ||||||||hospital
or doctors can also recommend| ||||||||an applicant
for disability
appliances.| ||||||||~
Some donor grants
monthly
stipend| ||||||||for orphans
which
are administered| ||||||||by the Foundation.| ||||||||~
The visually
impaired
are given white| ||||||||canes
on
International
White
Cane| ||||||||Day
through
the
District
Voluntary| ||||||||Welfare Grou
ofVisuall
Im aired.| |||||||~|Volunteers
are im ortant element as the| |Contribution
volunteers|Contribution
volunteers|made|by|Para 1.38|help the Foundation
in organising
charitable
activities
in different villages of
Chach as well as in different parts of| |---|---|---|---|---|---| ||||||Pakistan. They collect and supply us with| ||||||vital information
about low income| ||||||deserving
people
in need ofgrants or| ||||||disability
appliances
or food packets.| ||||||~
We have utilised a similar strategy
in| ||||||Bangladesh,
Congo CDR, Egypt, India,| ||||||Kenya, Lebanon,
Libya, Pakistan,| ||||||Uganda,
and Yemen. We are working| ||||||with local volunteers
to provide us with| ||||||vital information
about deserving
people| ||||||or communities
in need ofaid.| |Other|||||| |Achievements|||and Performance||| |||||SORP reference|| ||||||1-Development
and
construction
of a free| ||||||skill
centre
situated
within
a cluster
of 87| ||||||poor villages of the Chach region (Pakistan).| |Summary
of
achievements||the main
of the charity,||Para 1.20|Since January
2021 it is providing
free skill
courses
of
Information
Technology,| |identifying
charity's|the difference the
work has made to||||Domestic sewing
skill and Beautician
skill for
60 females
in each academic
session
of 6| |the circumstances|||of its||months.
This empowerment
skill of females| |beneficiaries||and|any wider||is
giving
good
results
as
many
females,| |benefits to society as a|||||found the employment
or working
from home| |whole. And Aden|||||to
earn
some
livelihood.
The
deserving| ||||||females
are
given
monthly
travelling| ||||||allowance
to come to the
skill centre
from| ||||||other villages.| ||||||2 — Sameera
Foundation
is
also
giving| ||||||financial
support
since March 2021 to
*Live| ||||||to Give* a Sanaa, Yemen based
charity for| ||||||imparting
domestic
sewing
skill
to
10| ||||||females
in the
morning
and 10 females
in| ||||||the evening
session. The financial
grant
is| ||||||also given to a Beautician
Salon
in Taiz for| ||||||imparting
skill to 10females.| ||||||3 —We constructed
a Welfare
Health
Clinic| ||||||and
Community
Centre
in
the
village| ||||||Shamsabad.
It
will
provide
free
medical| ||||||emergency
service
to the
local
community| ||||||and the surrounding
villages. We purchased| ||||||an Ambulance
to provide welfare emergency| ||||||service
to the
local
community
by
March| ||||||2023.| ||||||4 —A 400 ft deep water well was provided
to| ||||||the Sodhran
village,
Islamabad
to solve the| ||||||acute
shortage
of water
problem
for the| ||||||communit
.| |15. We
distributed
a total
of 1,800 food| |---| |packs
in
Yemen
during
the
month
of| |Ramadhan.| |16 —We
distributed
52 school
bags
for| |orphans
and vulnerable
children
of CONGO,| |CDR.| |17 - Gift
of 50 blankets
for
KHALEEFA| |HOSPITAL,
TURBA, YEMEN due to harsh| |cold weather.| |18 -
We
distributed
specially
designed| |school bags for 47 orphans
and dresses for| |55 orphans
of Kenya. Specially cooked food
was
also
served
on
21/12/2021
for
102| |orphans
and staff.| |19 —We arranged
Qurbani
of 14 Lambs
in| |Gaza and fresh meat was distributed
for the| |needy families.
20 —We arranged
Eid ul Adha qurbani
of 6| |cows in Pakistan
and fresh meat was given| |to about 1,200 families.| |21 —Qurbani
meat of 1 bull and 17 lambs| |were
distributed
for needy
families
of Taiz| |and Sanaa
Yemen| ## |||||Sameera Foundation
is pretty happy for its|| |---|---|---|---|---|---| |Achievements||against|Para 1.41|achievements
against the objectives set by|| |objectives set||||us.|| |||||We invariably
managed
to obtain funds for|| |||||all objectives set by us. The best example|is| |Performance
offundraising
activities against objectives
set|||Para 1.41|the construction
ofafree skill empowerment
skill centre known as Sameera Welfare
Institute of Information
&Technology. We|| |||||also managed
to construct aWelfare Health|| |||||Clinic for poor families ofvillages. We also|| |||||raise funds for the purchase of a welfare|| |||||ambulance.
Constructed
an orphanage
in|| |||||Uganda for 100 orphans
on a piece of land|| |||||gifted by a local donor. The orphanage
is|| |||||managed
by a local charity Relief for Needy|| |||||Foundation.
Raised funds for400 ft deep|| |||||water well for the Sodhran
Village,|| |||||Islama bad.|| |Investment|performance||Para 1.41||| |against objectives|||||| |Other|||||| ## |Financial
Review|Financial
Review|Financial
Review|Financial
Review|Financial
Review|Financial
Review|Financial
Review||||||| |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| |Review ofthe charity's|||||||||Para 1.21|The foundation
was in a healthy
financial||| |financial
position at the
of the period|||||||end|||position at the end ofthe period with
f64,091 held in the main business
account,
sort code 20-76-89, A/C No. 40338427 being||| |||||||||||used for|charity related activity. This is in|| |||||||||||addition|to the reserve account detailed|| |||||||||||below.||| |Statement
explaining
the
policy for holding reserves
stating
why they are held|||||||||Para 1.22|We have a reserve account off20,107 with
Barclays Bank, Sort Code: 207692 A/C No.
53094219.
We completed
the construction
of Sughra||| |||||||||||Welfare|Clinic
and
Community
Centre|to| |||||||||||provide|free medical support for females and|| |||||||||||children|of
the
village
Shamsabad
and|| |||||||||||surrounding
poor villages. This reserve
fund||| |||||||||||is being|used
for the purchase
of medical|| |||||||||||equipment
and accessories
for the Welfare||| |||||||||||Clinic.||| |Amount|of|reserves|||held||||Para 1.22|f20,107/-||| |Reasons|for holding|||||zero|||Para 1.22|NIA||| |reserves||||||||||||| |Details offund materially||||||||in|Para 1.24|NIA||| |deficit||||||||||||| |Explanation|||of any||||||Para 1.23|NIA||| |uncertainties|||about||the|||||||| |charity continuing||||as||a|going|||||| |concern||||||||||||| |Additional|||information|||||(optional)||||| |You ma|choose to||||include further statements|||||where relevant
about||| |||||||||||~|From our Trustees, colleagues,|| ||||||||||||friends and relatives|| |The charity's
principal
sources offunds (including|||||||||Para 1.47|~|From donors ofdifferent countries
who have ancestral
links with|| |any fundraising)|||||||||||Pakistan
notably the area of our|| ||||||||||||charity work|| |||||||||||~|From local mosques
and religious|| ||||||||||||institutions|| |||||||||||~|From people ofChach who migrated|| ||||||||||||and settled
in USA, UK, Europe and|| ||||||||||||other parts ofthe World.|| |||||||||||~|From our First Trustees who donated|| ||||||||||||the piece of land used for the|| ||||||||||||construction
ofour Free|| ||||||||||||Empowerment
Skill centre and|| ||||||||||||Welfare Health Clinic & Community|| ||||||||||||Centre|| |||||||||||~|Appeals to our friends, colleagues,|| ||||||||||||and general
public through
emails|or| ||||||||||||WhatsA
rou s.|| |||||||||||Our
investment
policy concentrates
on||the| |||||||||||construction
and
running
of Technical||Skill| |Investment
objectives||policy and
including
Health|||||||Para 1.46|Centres
families|for
empowerment
of
low-income
to
increase
their
chances
of|| |any social||investment|||||policy|||employment
and livelihood.
Development||of| |ado ted||||||||||a
Welfare
Health
Clinic
and
Communit||| ||||Centre
and
Ambulance
service|for| |---|---|---|---|---| ||||emer encies.|| ||||There are currently
no major risks envisaged|| |A description|ofthe principal|Para 1.46|in reference to charity fund raising.|| |risks facing|the charity|||| ||||The only risk involved
is ifthe unstable|| |Other|||Govt. ofPakistan decides to take full
control
ofthe Skill Centre and Welfare|| ||||Health Clinic b
some excuse.|| ## |Structure, Governa|nce|and Man|agement|| |---|---|---|---|---| |Description
of charity's||||| |trusts:||||| |Type ofgoverning
document||Para 1.25|TRUST DEED|| |ltr;.1st d,-,erl, rnv:s ..!~;&rid|~|||| |How is the charity||Para 1.25|TRUST DEED|| |constituted?||||| |Trustee selection methods||Para 1.25|Trustees are appointed|by the Trustees and| |including
details ofany|||Executive Committee|| |constitutional
provisions|e.g.|||| |election to post or name|of|||| |any person or body entitled||||| |toappoint one or more||||| |trustees||||| |
toappoint o
trustees|
toappoint o
trustees|ne or more|ne or more||||| |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| |Additional||information||(optional)|||| |You ma|choose to include further statements|||||where relevant
about|| |||||||The trustees
are regularly
informed|through| |||||||meetings
and
emails
the progress
of each|| |Policies
adopted|and
for|procedures
the induction||and|Para 1.51|project.|| |training|oftrustees||||||| |||||||The charity's
organisational
structure|is| |||||||shown
in Organogram
in our website|| |The charity's
structure
and|||organisational
any wider||Para 1.51|www. sameerafoundation.
org
We work in different areas ofPakistan|| |network|with||which the|||through
voluntary
groups well known|for their| |charity works||||||interest or contribution
for the welfare|oftheir| |||||||local community.
We worked jointly with|| |||||||Global Relief Trust to relieve the Syrian|| |||||||refugees
in Lebanon. We work jointly|with| |||||||many local charities of Bangladesh,
Congo|| |||||||CDR, Egypt, India, Kenya, Lebanon,|Libya,| |||||||Uganda
and Yemen to relieve poverty|by| |||||||ivin
rants to or hans and need|eo le.,| |||||||Similarly,
we established
working
relations|| |||||||with voluntary
groups and/or
local charities|| |Relationship|||with any related||Para 1.51|working
in Bangladesh,
Congo CDR,|Egypt,| |parties||||||India, Kenya, Lebanon,
Libya, Uganda
and|| |||||||Yemen.|| ## |Charit|name|||SAMEERA FOUNDATION| |---|---|---|---|---| |Other name the charit|||uses|| |Re istered charit||number||1154228| |Charity's|principal|address||20A Bernard Street,| |||||Uplands,| |||||Sketty,| |||||SWANSEA| |||||SA2 OHU| ## ||Trustee name|Trustee name||Office (ifany)|Dates acted ifnot for whole
ear|Name ofperson (or body) entitled
to a
int trustee
ifan|Name ofperson (or body) entitled
to a
int trustee
ifan| |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| ||Dr SAther|||Chairman||TRUSTEES|| ||Mr Zaeem|Rana||Treasurer||TRUSTEES|| ||Dr R A Malik|||Admin Secretary||FIRSTTRUSTEE|| ||Sh M A Elbeltagi|||MEMBER||FIRSTTRUSTEE|| ||DrVRSA|||MEMBER||FIRSTTRUSTEE|| ||Mahaboob||Basha||||| ||Dr Farooq|Shah||MEMBER||TRUSTEES|| ||Dr Radwan||Abdulla|MEMBER||TRUSTEES|| ||Dr Shaheen||Uqaili|Vice-Chair|From 13/02/2022|TRUSTEES|| ||Mr Wasim|Malik||MEMBER|From 23/12/2021|TRUSTEES|| |10|||||||| |11|||||||| |12|||||||| |13|||||||| |14|||||||| |15|||||||| |16|||||||| |17|||||||| |18|||||||| |19|||||||| |20|||||||| |Name oftrustees
holding|title t|o property
belonging
to th|e charity| |---|---|---|---| |Trustee name||Dates acted ifnot for whole|ear| |Funds held as custodian trustees on behalf ofothers|||| |Description
ofthe assets||N/A|| |held in this capacity|||| |Name and objects ofthe||N/A|| |charity on whose behalf|the||| |assets are held and how|this||| |falls within the custodian|||| |charity's objects|||| |Details of arrangements|for|N/A|| |safe custody and|||| |segregation
ofsuch assets|||| |from the charity's
own assets|||| |Type of|Name||Address|||||| |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| |adviser||||||||| |Member of|MR PERVAIZ KHAN||4124 Deepwater||Lane, TAMPA,||FL33615,USA|| |Executive||||||||| |Committee||||||||| |Member of|MR AZHAR||77 Parson Drive,||Wet Hartford,||CT06117,USA|| |Executive|MAHMOOD|||||||| |Committee||||||||| |Member of|ENGR.|SAEED|Bubo Ji Havelli,||Mohalla
Molian,||Village Shamsabad,|| |Executive|AHMAD|MALIK|Tehsil Hazro, Distt.|||Attock, Pakistan||| |Committee||||||||| |Member of|DR RAMZI EL||Alsadaka|Hospital,||ADEN, Yemen||| |Executive|AIWAH|||||||| |Committee||||||||| |Member of|Col. (Rtd) FRRUKH||H-62, St-73, F-11/1, Islamabad,|||||Pakistan| |Executive|HAYE|||||||| |Committee||||||||| |Memberof|ENGR.|JAMIL MALIK|1426 Fateh Jang|||Road, Attock Cantt. , Pakistan||| |Executive||||||||| |Committee||||||||| ## ## ## ## # ## ## ##