## ||Names and addresses ofadvisers (Optional|Names and addresses ofadvisers (Optional|Names and addresses ofadvisers (Optional|information)|information)|information)||||||| |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| |T|eofadviser
Name||Address|||||||||| |Bank
Barclays|||1 Churchill||Place LONDON|||E145HP||||| |Name ofchief executive or names||ofsenior staff members
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s||~|~|||~||~|||| |Description ofthe charity*s trusts||||||||||||| ||Type of governing
document|Constitution||||||||||| ||How the charity is constituted|Charity incorporated|||Organisation||(CIO). The||members||are the|Trustees.| ||Trustee selection methods|Trustees are appointed||||for3years and can offer to be re-appointed.||||||| |Additional
governance
issues (Optional|||information)|||||||||| |You may choose to include
additional
information,
where||We have a
community-||memorandum
ofunderstanding
with our sister
based organisation
in Sierra Leone and Malawi.||||||||| |relevant,
about:||The relation||between the parties is going extremely||||||||well.| |~|policies and procedures|||||||||||| ||adopted forthe 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| |Summary ofthe objects ofthe
charity set out in its
governing
document|||||and relieve children
and young people
in poverty
in
particular
but not exclusively
by providing
funds and by
supporting
projects for children
aged 6—13and young| ||||||people aged 14 —25 living
in Nsanje and Chikwawa
districts| ||||||in Southern
Malawi and Kingtom,
BawBaw, and Waterloo| ||||||Communities
in Freetown Sierra Leone.| |Summary|ofthe main||||During the period 12August 2022 to 11August 2023, we| |activities undertaken
for the
public benefit in relation to
these objects (include within
this section the statutory
declaration
that trustees have
had regard to the guidance
issued by the Charity|||||have raised funds for the charity through
regular payments
2993,one off receipts off1208 and through
groups of
people, Methodist
Women
in Britain F500,F800 relief for
hose in Sierra Leone. We also raised F1335to rebuild
in
Malawi after the cyclone. This amounted
to a total of
6836.| |Commission|||on public||| |benefit)|||||We have helped
children
and young people
in Malawi and| ||||||Sierra Leonne with gifts ofF600over the Christmas
period.| ||||||We sent F4643 for school fees for the children
in Malawi. We sent| ||||||E1335in relief after a cyclone devastated
the region.| ||||||In Sierra Leone children and young people have benefitted| ||||||as SACTS paid School fees F2393,F800was sent for relief.| ||||||2was used for administration.| ||||||Things are very much back to normal
in the educational| ||||||system
in Malawi. We continue
to monitor the impact of| ||||||climate change on the educational
system
in the country.| ||||||In the year under review, there were serious disruptions| ||||||to the educational
system due to Climate change. The| ||||||report from our volunteers
on the ground raises concerns| ||||||as the rainy season
is about to start with floods from| ||||||heavy
rain forecast.| ||||||There is not much we can do about this. We hope that| ||||||the government
and school authorities
have plans
in| ||||||place to keep children
and pupils safe in these adverse| ||||||weather conditions.
SACT UK Trustees are pleased
with| ||||||the steady progress the pupils are making.| |EtcAdditional
details||||ofobjectives and activities (Optional
information)|| |SACTS|||||Trustees Annual
Report Aug 2021| ||SACTS pays school-related
charges for the children
through|SACTS pays school-related
charges for the children
through| |---|---|---| |You may choose to include
further statements,
where
relevant,
about:|Charitable
Community
Organisations
in Malawi and Sierra
Leone, as parents
must pay some ofthe school-related
charges
in these countries. We hope that by creating
broader horizons for the children,
their own experience
will|| |~
policy on grantmaking;|be enhanced,
and their aspirations
raised so the worth|to| |~
policy programme
related|their country can be enhanced.|| |investment;||| |~
contribution
made by||| |volunteers.||| |~
~|~
~
~|| |Summary
ofthe main
achievements
ofthe charity
during the year|The charity raised over F6836 during the period through
regular donations
and events including
speaking
engagements.
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 ofF4700, all ofwhich is|| |Brief statement
ofthe
charity's
policy on reserves|unrestricted
funds. These funds are held to meet any
unforeseen
expenditure
that may occur. We aim to hold
f4500 in reserves at the year-end.|| |You may choose to include
additional
information,
where
relevant
about:|SACTS continues
to fulfil its mandate to support
children' s
education
and welfare
in Malawi and Sierra Leone.
Providing
financial assistance to cover basic needs such|| |~
the charity's
principal|as education,
nutrition,
and healthcare
needs.|| |sources offunds (including|Significant strides have been made to improve the lives of|| |any fundraising);|children
and their communities.
With our continued|| |~
how expenditure
has|support,
School attendance
has increased. The exam pass|| |supported
the key objectives
ofthe charity;|rate among
children
in the program
is up compared
to last
year. We aim to build on these achievements
and create|| |~
investment
policy and|lasting
positive change for these pupils and generations|to| |objectives including
any|come.|| ||In the year under review, a good number ofthe pupils|| ||completed
their senior education
and have now|| ||progressed
to university
level, and they have been|| ||signposted
to other Charities and NGOs supporting|| ||students
in higher education.
The number
of pupils
in our|| ||Basicand Direct sponsor program
is at its expected levels|| |ASPa
enls||| |---|---|---| |Adrnin||| |Money Transbv Fees|39|39| |Monies to Maiarn|4,943|| |Monies toNarra Leone|3.493|| |Sub total||8,477| |A4Asset and investment||| |Sub total
r srp r~~~~~o||| |Net ofreceiptsl(payments)|1,641|| |As Transfers between funds||| |A6 Cash funds last year end||| |Cash funds this year end|4,767|4,767| ||||||||||~"|| |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| |||||~|~||~
~||~ ~|| |||||||Unrestricted|||Restricted|Endowment| |Categories|||Details||||funds||funds|funds| |||||||to|nearest
K||to nearest 0|to nearestf| |81 Cash funds||||||||||| |||||Total|cash funds||0,30?|||| ||||(sgiee|sciences with receipts end payments||||||| ||||||ecccunt(s))|Agreement
Error|||'DK|GK| |||||||Unrestricted|||Restricted|Endowment| ||||||||funds||funds|funds| ||||Details|||to|neareet r.||to nearest t|to nearest 2| |82 Other monetary assets||||||||||| ||||Details|||Fund to which
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o tional| |83 Investment|assets|||||||||| |84Assets retained for||the|Details|||Fund to which
asset helen
e|||Cost (optional)|Current value
o tional| |charity's
own use||||||||||| |85 Liabilities|||Details|||Fund
liabili|to which
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0 tiottal| |Signed by one or two trustees
behalf of all the trustees||on||Signature|||Print||Name|Date of
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