|me|s ofthe charity|trust|ees who manage|the charity|| |---|---|---|---|---|---| ||Trustee name||Office (ifany)|Dates acted if not for whole
year|Name ofperson lor body)
entitled to appoint trustee
if an| ||Mrs Grace Penn-||Chair||Panel ofTrustees| ||Timity||||| |2|Mrs Shirley Anson||Trustee||| ||Ms Catherine||Trustee||| ||Beech||||| |4|Mrs Ann Borrill||Trustee||| |6|Mrs Patricia Patrick||Trustee||| ||Rev Lansford|Penn|Trustee||| ||—Timity||||| |8|Rev Bruce Taylor||Trustee||| |Names and addresses
ofadvisers|Names and addresses
ofadvisers|(Optional
information)|(Optional
information)||| |---|---|---|---|---|---| |T
eofadviser|Name|Address|||| |Bank|Barclays|1 Churchill|Place|LONDON|E145HP| |Name ofchief executive or names of||senior staff members||(Optional|information)| |Not Applicable|||||| |~
a||~ ~|||| |Description ofthe|charity's trusts||||| |ription ofthe char|ity's trust|s||||| |---|---|---|---|---|---|---| |Type ofgoverning|document|Constitution||||| |How the charity is constituted||Charity Incorporated|Organisation||(CIO). The members|are the Trustees.| |Trustee selection|methods|Trustees are appointed||for 3years|and can offer to be|re-appointed.| |Additional
governance
issues|Additional
governance
issues|Additional
governance
issues|(Optional|information)|information)||| |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| |You may choose to include
additional
information,
where|||We have a memorandum
ofunderstanding
with our sister community-
based organisation
in Sierra Leone and Malawi. The relation between the||||| |relevant,
about:|||parties|is going extremely||well.|| |~|policies and procedures||||||| ||adopted
for the induction|and|||||| ||training
oftrustees;||||||| |~|the charity's
organisational||||||| ||structure
and any wider||||||| ||network
with which the charity||||||| ||works;||||||| |~|relationship
with any related||||||| ||parties;||||||| |~|trustees'
consideration
of||||||| ||major risks and the system||||||| ||and procedures
to manage||||||| ||them.||||||| ||||||~ ~| |---|---|---|---|---|---| ||||||To advance education; to advance
in life, help and relieve the needs of| ||||||children
and young people; and to prevent
and relieve children
and| |Summary|ofthe objects|||ofthe|young people
in poverty
in particular
but not exclusively
by providing| |charity set||out in its|||funds and by supporting
projects for children
aged 6 —13and young| |governing|document||||people aged 14—25 living in Nsanje and Chikwawa
districts
in Southern| ||||||Malawi and Kingtom,
BawBaw, and Waterloo Communities
in Freetown| ||||||Sierra Leone.| ||||||During the period 12August 2020to 11August 2021,We have raised| ||||||funds for the charity through
regular payment,
one of payment
and| ||||||through
groups of people fundraising
among the group amounting
to| ||||||67500.97| ||||||We have helped
children
and young people
in Malawi
by funding
a| ||||||Christmas
gift F100.00to buy locally sourced gifts. SACTS paid 62004.90| ||||||in school fees and other school related We also paid medical
bills of| ||||||f300.| ||||||In Sierra Leone children
and young people have benefitted
as SACTS paid| ||||||School fees 64065.00 and other related charges and 6760.00was given| |Summary|ofthe main||||for relief.| |activities undertaken|||for|the|| |public benefit in relation to
these objects (include within
this section the statutory
declaration
that trustees
have|||||In March 2021 Rev Lansford
Penn-Timity
a SACTS trustee, visited
Freetown
as part of his Sabbatical
leave, granted
by the Methodist
Church.
During
his time in Freetown,
he visited
all the schools and| |had regard
issued by|to the guidance
the Charity||||children
SACTS support.
On his returned
the Trustee produced
a report
of his visit for the Trustees
and those supporting
Children
and brought| |Commission||on public|||back personal
handwritten
letters from the children to their sponsors.| |benefit)|||||This was very encouraging
and some ofthe sponsors
have written
back| ||||||to the children. Some ofthe sponsors
have learnt more about the| ||||||children
they sponsor through
the letters and have increased their level| ||||||ofsponsorship.
This has been very encouraging.| ||||||In Malawi and in Sierra Leone the schools were disrupted
in the second| ||||||and third terms due to COVID-19 restrictions.
We have been in contact| ||||||with them to support them
in these difficult times and we continue to| ||||||monitor the situation
both
in Sierra Leone and in Malawi.
In Malawi the| ||||||disruption
has prompted
a huge change
in the school calendar. We| ||||||continue to monitor the changes so we can respond
accordingly.| ## ||SACTS pays school related charges for the children
through
Charitable|| |---|---|---| |You may choose to include
further statements,
where
relevant,
about:|Community
Organisations
in Malawi and Sierra Leone, as parents
have to
pay some ofthe school related charges
in these countries.
Our hope is
that by creating broader horizons for the children their own experience|| ||will be enhanced
and their aspirations
raised so the worth to their|| |~
policy on grantmaking;|country can be enhanced.|| |~
policy programme
related||| |investment;||| |~
contribution
made by||| |volunteers.||| |~
~|s
~
~
~|| |Summary
ofthe main
achievements
ofthe charity|The charity raised over f7500.97during the period through
regular
donations
and events
including
speaking engagements.
However,
this|| |during the year|was severely restricted
due to the Covid 19pandemic.
We were able|to| ||support our volunteers
in Sierra Leone and Malawi to register their|| ||community-based
organisations
through
which we are coordinating
the|| ||work in both Sierra Leone and Malawi.|| ||We hold cash in the bank offSooo, all ofwhich
is unrestricted
funds.|| |Brief statement
ofthe
charity's
policy on reserves|These funds are held
in order to meet any unforeseen
expenditure
that
may occur. We aim to hold fSooo in reserves at the year-end.|| |Details ofany funds materially
in deficit|Not Applicable|| |Further financial
review details|(Optional
information)|| |You may choose to include
additional
information,
where|SACTS continues to fulfil its mandate to support
children's
education|and| |relevant about:|welfare
in Malawi and Sierra Leone. In the year under review, the|| |~
the charity's
principal|number ofchildren
in our Basic and Direct sponsor programme
reached|| |sources offunds
(including|its expected levels again because we have been able to identify
children|| |any fundraising);|that meets our required
criteria for sponsorship.|| |~
how expenditure
has||| |supported
the key objectives|In the year under review, SACTS was able to provide approximately
1000|| |ofthe charity;|children
with, classroom
equipment,
books, pens, pencils, toys, masks,|| |~
investment
policy and|hygiene
items, covid prevention
materials, etc. Rev Lansford
Penn-Timity|| |objectives including
any|was able to supervise
some ofthe distributions
while he was in Sierra|| ||Leone on his sabbatical.|| ## |O
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accounts|1164946
accounts|1164946
accounts|CC16B| |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| |||||||12/08/2020||To||11/08/2021||| ||r|||||||||||| |~|||~
~|~||||||||| |||||Unrestricted
funds||Restricted
funds|Endowment
funds|||Total|funds|Last year| |||||to the nearest
5||to the nearest 5|to the|nearestr-||to the nearest 0||to the nearest 5| |A1 Receipts||||||||||||| |Donations|||||7,501||||||7,501|| |Sub total||(Gross income for
AR)|||7,554|||||||| |A2 Asset and||investment|sales|||||||||| |(see table).||||||||||||| |||Sub total
r r r
'pe~raw.~~~say||||||||||| |A3 Payments||||||||||||| |Admin|||||51|||||||| |Money Transfer|Fees||||02|||||||| |Monies to Malawi|||||2,405|||||||| |Monies To SL|||||5,350|||||||| |||Sub total|||||||||7,025|| |A4 Asset and||investment||||||||||| |purchases,|(see table)|||||||||||| |||Sub total||||||||||| |||Total payments|||74021)|*||||-|'702tr|| |Net ofreceiptsl(payments)||||||||||||| |A5 Transfers||between funds||||||||||| |BFWD Funds|||||10,274||||||10474.|| |Cash funds this year end||||||||||||| |||||||~|~|||~
~|~||~ ~|| |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| ||||||||||Unrestricted|||Restricted||Endowment| ||Categories||||Details||||funds||||funds|funds| ||||||||||to nearest a|||to nearest a||to nearest s| |81 Cash|funds||||Barclaya|||||g,a47||||| ||||||Cash|||||||||| ||||||Stewardship|||||||||| |||||||Total|cash funds|||g;$47||||| ||||||(agrue|balances uah receipts||und payments||||||| |||||||||accouct(c))||||||| ||||||||||Unrestricted|||Restncted||Endowment| ||||||||||funds||||funds|funds| ||||||Details||||to nearest S|||to|nearect a|to nearest a| |82 Other|monetary||assets|||||||||||| ||||||Details||||Fund
asset|to which
belon c|Cost (optional)|||Current value
o tlooal| |83Investment||assets||||||||||||| ||||||Details||||Fund
asset|to which
belongs|Cost (optional)|||Current value
o tional| |84Assets retained|||for|the||||||||||| |charity's|own|use||||||||||||| ||||||||||Fund|to which||Amount due||When due| ||||||Details||||liabili|relates|||optional|optional)| |85 Liabilities||||||||||||||| |Signed by one or two trustees
behalf of all the trustees||||on||Signature||||Print Name||||Date of
a
royal| |||||||||||Bruce Taylor||||I+-IZ-z/| |||||||||||Lansford|Penn|- Timity|||