Annual Accounts July 2024 -June 2025
| Organization: | Vision Togo | Vision Togo | Vision Togo |
|---|---|---|---|
| Report Period: | 1/7/2024 | to | 30/6/2025 |
| Charity Number Budget Category |
1159287 | ||
| Sports equipment and kit distribution Community sports events Youth engagement and focus groups Programme planning and community coordination Communications and outreach using sport to support community engagement |
£15,900 £8,700 £8,950 £850 £970 |
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| Total | £35,370 |
Vision Togo Charity
Financial Statements Year ended 30 June 2025
Trustees' Annual Report
The trustees present their report and the financial statements of Vision Togo Charity for the year ended 30 June 2025.
1. Charity Information
Charity Name : Vision Togo Charity
Charity Registration Number : 1159287
Principal Office: 152 Grosvenor Rd, Pimlico, London, SW1V 3JL
2. Trustees
James Goode (Chairman) Gnayame Boassiba (Trustee)
3. Structure, Governance, and Management
Governing Document
Vision Togo Charity is governed by its Memorandum and Articles of Association. It was registered as a charity with the Charity Commission on 19 November 2014.
Appointment of Trustees
Trustees are appointed by ordinary resolution in line with the Articles of Association.
Organisation
The charity is administered by the board of trustees. The trustees oversee strategic direction and partnerships while programme activities are delivered through collaboration with local organisations and volunteers.
4. Objectives and Activities
The objectives of the charity are to provide relief to persons in need due to youth, age, ill health, disability, financial hardship, or other disadvantages, with a particular focus on West Africa and other emerging markets where the organisation has active partnerships.
The charity focuses on:
(A) Increasing the provision of and access to health and education facilities.
(B) Providing better agricultural inputs such as seeds and fertilisers and improving outputs such as storage facilities.
(C) Encouraging training for entrepreneurial and other business activities.
(D) Supporting online career development and professional training initiatives.
(E) Developing software and technical skills training initiatives.
(F) Partnership development and investigating inequalities in health and development outcomes in low and middle income countries.
(G) Supporting community health initiatives and research and development.
(H) Provision of sports equipment, sports training and sporting facilities.
5. Achievements and Performance
During the financial year Vision Togo Charity continued to expand its work using sport as a practical platform for community engagement and youth development.
The charity supported grassroots sports initiatives across several countries, with a particular emphasis on providing sports equipment and kit to community teams and youth programmes.
In Guyana Vision Togo worked with local partners to support youth rugby development through the provision of sports equipment and kit to community clubs and school programmes. These activities helped strengthen structured sporting activity and provided opportunities for young people to participate in organised sport.
Vision Togo also supported grassroots sporting initiatives in Nigeria. These initiatives focused on enabling community teams and youth groups to access equipment and
organise local sporting activity. Sport was used as a practical tool to encourage teamwork, discipline and participation within communities.
Alongside sport related initiatives the charity assisted with early development work with Koyo Health in Nigeria. This involved supporting the development of a community health initiative aimed at improving local access to basic health services and increasing awareness around preventative healthcare.
Across these initiatives Vision Togo continued to work through partnerships with local organisations to ensure programmes are grounded in local knowledge and respond to community needs.
6. Plans for Future Periods
Looking ahead the charity intends to continue expanding its work at the intersection of sport, health and community development.
Future priorities include increasing the distribution of sports equipment and support for grassroots sporting initiatives in emerging markets, particularly in West Africa and the Caribbean.
Vision Togo also plans to support the development of community sports hubs where sporting activity can be linked to education, health awareness and youth mentorship.
The charity will continue to strengthen partnerships with local organisations including community health partners such as Koyo Health.
Vision Togo will also expand activity in regions where the organisation has existing relationships including West Africa, East Africa and the Amazon Shield region including Guyana and northern Brazil.
Sport will remain an important platform through which the organisation promotes health, participation, leadership and opportunity for young people in underserved communities.