Minority Community Aid
Accounts and Financial Statement
for year Ended 31 August 2025
Charity number: 1160722

Trustees
Chair of the organisation: Nicole Guehi
Vice chair: Emmanuel Mah
Secretary: Felix Wohi
Treasurer: Hyacinthe Cloty Kei
Vice treasurer: Elsa Goh Populo
Istered oifice.
232 Strarford Workshops
Burford Road
London E15 2SP
Bankers
Lewisham Credit Union
Account number: 50305234
Sort code: 08-90-29

Trustees Report
The trustees of Mlnorty Community Aid are pleased to present their annual accounts for
the year ending August 2025.
The organisation is a registered charity and a community led organisation, formed in 2010.
The organisation is a not-for-profit organisation working for disadvantaged community living
in London.
Objectlves of the organlsation:
The Mlnority Community Aid's objectives are the relief of poverty and distress, the
advancement of education and a positive integration for particularly BME from African
origin through the provision of advice, support and information.
Out ut to date
An after-school club, a supplementary school, and extra school actlvlties to support
disadvantsged children to raise their confidence and improve thelr academic achievement
in their main stream education.
We have supported 830 chlldren and young people by improvlng thelr confldence, school
attainment and their soclal skills
The organisation advlce session has supported 914 young people and adults.
The organisation's employment training activities has supported 408 young people In 2025
by Improving thelr employablllty chances and 89% of them have been able to secure part-
time and full-tlme employment. 88% went back to educatlon.
Minorlty Community Ald has engaged I qualifled fundraiser and 2 more volunteers to assist
the organlsation wlth their actlvity's delivery.
PLAN FOR 2025
2026
During the period 202512026 Mlnority Community Aid will focus on the following activities:
Participate In international conference
Healthy Llfe Style and fighting obesity
Improve the delivery of supplementary education and cultural activities to give opportunity
to more disadvantaged children and young people.
To run employment workshops to create jobs opportunities and reduce unemployment
amorfg members and young people.

To support young people, go back to employment or education during the high cost of living
Run healthy living workshops and activities for our members to help them improve their
health and life style.
To run advice services session for users including older people. Specific Advice services will
include employment. health. education and housing. We will make also referrals where
appropriate to partner organisations.
The organisation will continue on its members and volunteers trainin8 to strengthen the
organisation capacity in service delivery.
We will increase our fundraising activities

aDcial st*tement froDJ
ed 31stA
st 2024
Incom
Unregtrlted funds Restrlcted fvnds
£3 500,00
£1000,00
£4 500,00
£4 000,00
£10 400,00
£5 600,00
£8 000.00
£20 000,00
Total fvnds
£4 500,00
£8 500,00
£16 000,00
£28 000,00
Membership
Donations
Fundraising activities
Grants
Total incoming resourc
£26 400.00
£30 600.00
£57 000,00
nditu
Total funds
£5 600,00
£4 900,00
£4 360,00
£2 200,00
£10 800,00
£1600.00
£4 400,00
£800.00
£90.00
Hirlng venue1
Training cost
Volunteers expenses
Travel expenses
Children activities
Drink and Refreshrnent
Food and catering
Publicity
Postage
Administration
Material, donnations equipment
Total resources expended
£3 000,00
£1500,00
£2 600.00
£2 200.00
£2 800,00
£o,00
£3 000,00
£800,00
£90.00
£970.00
£2 500,00
£19 460,00
£2 600.00
£3 400,00
£1760,00
£0.00
£8 000.00
£1600.00
£141XI.00
£2 000,00
£20 760,00
£4 500,00
£40 220,00

Balance Sheet at year ending 31rst
August 2025
Assets
Fixed assets
£16 780,00
Intangible assets
£2 480.00
Total
£19 260,00
Current assets
Bank
£18 780.00
Total assets
£19 260,00
liabilty
£o,00
Loan
£o,00
Capital and Reserve
£16 780.00
Unrestricted funds
£6 940,00
Signed