THE ANNUAL REPORT OF MANIYAR WELFARE ASSOCIATION 27-0fv2021 SAhara HalL Crystal Wembley Ltd, IPopln Buslne5s Centre . Wembley, HA9 OHB OUR MISSION "TOWARDS BETTER TOMORROW" Introduction ManLiar Welfare Association UK is a non-profit Organisation and was fornied with the intelltions of working towards the educational dev¢lopment of uThder privileged students aud youths in the Ma[ar District. Mannar Welfare Association UK functions on the njotlo of 'Towards A Better Tomorrow" and to achieve the same, it has promoted the idea of think lo¢ally and act globally. This a&gxiation is committed to fomiulating new policies for a better livelihood for the sufferillg brethr¢n and chalk out 5trategi¢s to alleviate illiteracy, poverty and inequality. Achieved the eharltable status on IY, April 2014. Chalfperson Secrttary Treasurer Mr P.Puvindran Masilamany +44.7828883551 Mrs J. Shiranl AIoy5iUS Mr B.G.Pu¥lTajan +44.758874601S +44.78S4233479 stered Charit No.. 1156686 Web: www.mwauk.co.uk 316 Noriholi Roa4 Harrow, HA2 8EE dnnarwgl mw'Lcom Tel.. +44 208 248 1778
Project Developments MAnnar Zone Edueation Pro eet An estimate of 750 lower-rank children, with scores of lower than 3040 percentage were selected. These ' children were from gradcs 6,7 and 8 from Mannar, Musali and N&nattan zones. The aim of the project was to elevate them to the expected standards, through intensive coaching in Maths, Science and Englisb.. for 3 years. The tutoring will tske place during the bolidays, at 19 l¢arnin8 centres in s¢hools. It was a worthwhile projecL to see at least 75 % of the children ¢ontinue their studies at the expected pe, with otber childrcn. The DE and a monitoring group supervised the qlllty of the teaching and will work with the MWA to coordinate a successfijl delivery of the project aims in Manllar. Durlng ihis year we have spen¢for thls project £31165. This year. Mann&r ranked 7 for GCSE Tesults in the county. On behalf of MWA, we would like to thank ihose involved for their dedication and passion- this was no easy feat and took great effort. Our 5pe¢ial thanks to Mrs R. Ramalingam and her team. M*dhu Zone Educatio We have implemented the same aims with the Madhu Project. as the M&)mar project. The overall objective of the projcct is to provide quality education to low performing students io grade 6.7 and 8 in Maths, Science and English. This will enable them to make the most of their cdu¢ation and be taught until OIL. The committee agreed to £4000, of which the initial payment has not been made yet. We committed to this project for on¢ year and the sam¢ Mamnar committee monitored this project. Covid- 19 Pro ect We distribut¢d dried food to nearly 10(K> families who lived in different Mannar v(Ilag¢s, including disabled childreD and ex-cadres, families. I would like to thank those who supported, both financially and physically- con)mittee members, Mannar working committee, Mannar rehabilitation committee and well-wishers. I especially thank Path to The Future charity for donating funds to help us support 150 farnilies. We have spent £7540for ihis reliefprogram.
anle Home Garden IIY) p¢ople were chosen to Provide ]nforntiOn on things such as fencing and quajity of sotl, and were tr8ined to monitor the project. via the charity Caring Hands, to which we doDat¢d £5(M). The project was furth¢r supported through the personal contributioDS of individual committee menthers of MWA U The project will start si)ofy and we all 5UPPOrted "SaDgeeth& M¢gom 2021" in aid of organic home gardeni which was held on I" May and 5 Jun¢. Future Vision . . Th¢ Cornmittee had decided to continue Sup[)rtIng Mannar Generdl Hospital. One ward has been selected to be improved to th¢ standard of that fOd in the UK with supplies and equipment We h&ve acbieved many feats this year and should all be very proud of OUTselves for how much we have grown as a ¢omn)ittee and as a charitable org8Disation. This wouldnotbe possibl¢ Wit1Ul the continuous support of our supportive m¢mbers, w¢ll wishers, our family atMI friends &nd sponsors, and for that we are extrem¢ly grateful. We hope thi5 organisation conlinu¢s to flourith this coming year. We must express my sincere apPrlationt0 1 the cutreDtandp&8t chaler81)n8, SecretaTies, Tr¢8SU and Committee members. On behalf of the committee members. we would like to ¢xpress ijur gratitude to all who hav¢ mad¢ 'tAble donations to MWAUL _ Trustees Secret&ry Mts. Shirani Aloysius Chairperson Mr Pau]inw Puvindran Masilamani Mr Benjatnin Puvirajan Past Honordry Cha]erson Past Honorary Chairperson
PAYMEwf AND EXPENSES AccourS AND BAIANCE SHEEr For the yeaT ended 30th November 2020
MANINAR WEI.FARE klSSOCIA TIO) UK RECEirf AD PAYMENTS ACC.oiIN'rs AD BALANCE SHEET FOR TIIE PERIOD FRO1 1ST DLCF.NIB Tr.R 2019 TO 30tb 0VEMBER 2020 ICIRC.'IILA TED ONI,Y FOR MEI¥IBERSI Restri¢ted Funds Lnd0v¢m¢t I'otal Fundy 2020 2019 S¢ttlon A Receipts and Payments iJnre5trict FuDdg AIR Annual Event Det 2019 Fund Raising from Sponsors Fund Rfjising from Swttqors- ReL%ivable Donotioiis- Eent Eellt Tickd Sales- Rtable 26,793 19,840 13,485 2,275 l J50 American Auction B8r alld Short¢ats Memb¢rthip f¢¢ Donation - Gen¢TAI Gift Aid COVID. Relief Fund 2395 350 16232 2ffj99 Sub Total l Gros& intome forAR) A2A55ets 4ndlnveKmentSules Tot1 Reeeipt A3 Pfjymemts Edu lon Pr Edi10 Project OVID- R lie Pr COVID- Relief Projcct lEnIDe¢ 19 Hall Rent Hall Decoration & Others H811 servi Charges DJ Music Band LED Scrn and Sound SlngeisTravel expenses Singers Fee Plastic Cups,Plate5 & Others Advertlslng Glfts & Souvenir Shield Food Souvenlrs & rickets Printing Charges Raffel Consloatlon Prices Sundry Video & PhotoEraphy Boune£r5 Insuranc¢ encril E Wtbsid¢ Maintenw)(z Charity Check Printing P05tage& Ststionery Charg¢s Sub Tot•1 89 18 NaofRecelpi . A5 Trt)sf¢rs betwe£n fLfftds A6 Cash fi]nd lasty¢aT end C*shfundthisyeurÉ#d 18.998
Section B Statement of assets and liabilities at the end of the period Unrestricted Restricted Endowment funds funds fund8 to near¢s¢ £ to nearest £ to near•st e Categorles Details B1 Cash funds C88h in Bank Cash in Hand 64,461 64A81 Total cash funds Unrestricted funds Restricted funds Endowment funds Detalls to nearest£ to neargst £ ts> nreSt £ 22.970 B2 Other monetary assets Receivf4bles Rent Perpaid 22.970 TotalAssets Fund to whlch Ilabillty r•latss Amount due lonal When dug loptlonall Details Surplus P&y&ble BS Llabllltles 7fj.607 10,824 76,607 10,824 Total Llabilities Signed by on8 or Iwo tIU8tees on behalf of all the Irusle&s SisNutUTe Print Name Dats of Pproval Treasurer r.Benjamin Puvirajan Mr.Puvindr&n Masilamany 1310612021 1310612021 1310612021 Chairperson cretary Mrs. Shirani Aloysius
Mannar Welfare Association UK
Annual Report and Financial Statements for the Year Ended 30 November 2020
Auditor’s report
Opinion
We have audited the financial statements for Mannar Welfare Association UK for the year ended 30 November 2020. The financial reporting framework that has been applied in their preparation is applicable law and United Kingdom Accounting Standards, including charity accounts regulation. (United Kingdom Generally Accepted Accounting Practice).
In our opinion the financial statements:
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give a true and fair view of this small charity, Mannar Welfare Association UK, year-end accounts reflect its income and expenditure for the year then ended 30[th] November 2020.
have been properly prepared in accordance with the United Kingdom Generally Accepted Accounting Practice; and
have been prepared in accordance with the requirements of the Companies Act 2006, the Charities and Trustee Investment (Scotland) Act 2005 and regulations 6 and 8 of the charities Accounts (Scotland) Regulations 2006.
Basis for opinion
We conducted our audit in accordance with International Standards on Auditing (UK) (ISAs (UK)) and applicable law. Our responsibilities under those standards are further described in the Auditor's responsibilities for the audit of the financial statements section of our report. We believe that the audit evidence we have obtained is sufficient and appropriate to provide a basis for our opinion.
Conclusions relating to going concern
From the inception of Mannar Welfare Association, the following accounting practices have been in place:
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Preparing the year end accounts and getting the trusties’ approval
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Getting the audit report from external accountants
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Submission of accounts at the AGM
MWAUK is registered for Gift Aid since November 2019. This charity is gradually making progress in income generation and serving the local community.
Responsibilities of trustees
As explained more fully in the trustees' responsibilities statement, the trustees are responsible for the preparation of the financial statements and for being satisfied they give a true and fair view, enabling the preparation of financial statements that are free from material misstatement, whether due to fraud or error.
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Auditor’s responsibilities for the audit of the financial statements
Our objectives are to obtain reasonable assurance about whether the financial statements as a whole are free from material misstatement, whether due to fraud or error, and to issue an Auditor's report that includes our opinion. Reasonable assurance is a high level of assurance but is not a guarantee that an audit conducted in accordance with ISAs (UK) will always detect a material misstatement when it exists.