## **Trustees' Annual Report for the period** 

Period start date Period end date 01 January 2020 31 December 2020 **To** 

**From** 

## Section A                        Reference and administration details 

**Charity name** Timothy Wells Charitable Trust 

**Other names charity is known by** NA 

**Registered charity number (if any)** 1165079 

|**Charity's principal address**|<br>89 Highlever Road|<br>89 Highlever Road|
|---|---|---|
||London||
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||**Postcode**|W10 6PW|



## **Names of the charity trustees who manage the charity** 

|<br>|**Trustee name**|**Office (if any)**|**Dates acted if not for**<br>**whole year**|**Name of person (or body)**<br>**entitled to appoint trustee**<br>**(if any)**|
|---|---|---|---|---|
||TimothyWells|Chair|||
||Josephine Hall|Trustee|||
||Philippa Snellgrove|Trustee|||
||**Names of the trustees for the charity, if any, (for example, any custodian trustees)**||||
||**Kenya-based trustees: Names**||**Committee Meetings**||
||Venerable Thungururu Benson(Chair)||Zoom meetings conducted on 13thApril, 8thMay,<br>15thJune, 27thJuly, 20thNov 2020.<br>Rev. Stanley Njoka, Head of Chaplaincy at Surrey &<br>Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust, facilitated regular Zoom<br>meetings for the TWCT and was therefore ‘in attendance’<br>for the first three meetings.  He was voted in as a full<br>Trustee at the 27thJuly meeting.  Rev. Njoka was<br>ordained by the Kirinyaga Diocese.  He is the brother of<br>teacher Mercy Munene. Whilst TW visits Kenya on Trust<br>business, Rev. Njoka makes available his house and car<br>for him.  He has a keen interest in the TWCT programme.||
||Bernard Mugo(Treasurer/Accountant)||||
||Rev. StanleyNjoka(Advisor – UK based)||||
||MercyWanjiku Munene(Teacher/Mentor)||||
||Martin Gacheru(Teacher/Mentor)||||
||George Mwangi Chege (Diploma Graduate<br>Student in Gap year prior to starting<br>Degree course in May 2021)||||



## **Names and addresses of advisers (Optional information)** 

|**Type of adviser**|**Name**|**Address**|
|---|---|---|
|N/A|||
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## **Name of chief executive or names of senior staff members (Optional information)** 

N/A 

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**Section B              Structure, governance and management** 

## **Description of the charity’s trusts** 

Type of governing document 

Trust deed dated 08 April 2015 

- (eg. trust deed, constitution) 

How the charity is constituted 

Trust 

- (eg. trust, association, company) 

Trustee selection methods 

Appointed by Timothy Wells 

- (eg. appointed by, elected by) 

## **Additional governance issues (Optional information)** 

You **may choose** to include additional information, where relevant, about: 

- policies and procedures adopted for the induction and training of trustees; 

- 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. 

Timothy Wells set up a committee of trustees based in Kenya during his December 2018 trip. 

The committee of trustees includes two teachers and a student representative (a graduate of the TWCT sponsorship programme). 

This committee of trustees is responsible for assessing any new student referrals for the sponsorship programme.  The plan is to take on up to five new students a year (though that was not possible in the 2020 global pandemic year). 

The Kenya-based Committee plans to meet three times a year; in April, August and December.  Among other things, the accounts are checked. 

Committee members are available to mentor/counsel the students at any time. 

## **Section C                    Objectives and activities** 

The objects of the Timothy Wells Charitable Trust are the advancement of such charitable purposes for the public benefit (according to the law of England and Wales) as the trustees see fit from time to time and in particular, but without limitation of the foregoing: 

- (a) the advancement of the education of persons in East Africa; 

(b) the relief of poverty, hardship and distress worldwide, and in **Summary of the objectives of** particular amongst persons throughout the world who are persecuted for **the charity set out in its** their Christian faith and persons in East Africa; **governing document** 

- (c) the advancement of the Christian faith; (d) the protection and preservation of the environment and the preservation of endangered species of animals; 

- (e) the relief of those suffering from Alzheimer’s disease or from cancer. 

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Funds from the charity are divided between East African Education Sponsorship and UK Charities (ratio between 90:10 to 70:30) at the discretion of the main trustee. 

In 2020 the funds were split approximately 80:20 East African Education Sponsorship:UK Charities. 

- Most of the funds were donated to ACK (Anglian Church of Kenya) Kirinyaga Diocese in Kenya for the running of the Timothy Wells Sponsorship Programme there. 

**Summary of the main 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 Commission on public benefit)** 

- The next main recipients of funds were St Stephens Children’s and Good Faith Children’s Home. 

- Funds also went to universities providing ongoing education for sponsored pupils progressing further to higher education: Dedan Kimathi University, Kenyatta University and Morgan Tuition Centre. 

## **Additional details of objectives and activities (Optional information)** 

You **may choose** to include further statements, where relevant, about: 

- policy on grantmaking; 

- policy programme related investment; 

- contribution made by volunteers. 

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Section D                      Achievements and performance 

## **Summary of the main achievements of the charity during the year** 

Timothy Wells’ End of Year 2020 Statement: 

This year of the global pandemic has impacted the work in Kenya in two respects: 

1. TW was unable to visit the Educational programme in Kenya 

2. Secondary schools were shut down in March 2020 for the rest of the year. 

The first issue meant no face-to-face meetings with either the students or the Diocesan Committee members. 

There was no end-of-year Mentorship Event staying at a resort. All Committee meetings were conducted via Zoom. Student representative George Mwangi was voted to receive an allowance of Ksh5,000 per month to keep in touch with all students, feeding back information to the Committee and talking to TW via WhatsApp each week. 

The lockdown of schools resulted in a saving in school fees. University tuition continued remotely (with just a slight fee reduction). Mentorship gatherings were conducted on a smaller scale. This resulted in an expenditure reduction of approx. £4,000 for the Kenyan Education programme. 

In an attempt to encourage the students while staying at home for so long, we decided to gift each of them with five one-month old chicks plus some enhanced feed.  These were handed over at an event at the Diocesan Office in September 2020. 


In early 2020 a flyer introducing the charitable trust was produced with TW’s input.  It is being distributed in Kenya and UK in order to attract further donors for the Sponsorship Programme. 

The reduction in expenditure for Africa during 2020 meant that the Trust was able to respond to some emergency appeals from UK charities that we support. 

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Section D                      Achievements and erformance p 

Activities during 2020 relating to the charity’s main objectives: 

**(a) the advancement of the education of persons in East Africa:** This year the charity sponsored 17 secondary school and further education students needing financial assistance, as identified by the Diocese, giving the individuals the skills and possibilities to progress further with their education and chosen career. 

One of the TWCT’s students has progressed so well at his boarding school that he has been elected Head Boy _(March 2020)._ 

**(b) the relief of poverty, hardship and distress worldwide, and in particular amongst persons throughout the world who are persecuted for their Christian faith and persons in East Africa:** 

In 2018 the local accountant for the TWCT in Kenya opened a ‘Cooperative Finance System’ that the TWCT pays regular contributions to.  Local people can borrow money from the account and pay it back with a low interest rate.  Any profit on the account is returned to the Trust. The plan is for this to provide ongoing income for the Trust. The scheme had a couple of contributions in 2019, and the aim is to build it up slowly over the next few years. 

## **(c) the advancement of the Christian faith:** 

Various contributions to UK charities such as All Souls Church, London; St Helen’s Church, Premier Christian Media Trust, Christian Solidarity Worldwide, Evangelical Alliance. 

## **(d) the protection and preservation of the environment and the preservation of endangered species of animals:** 

Various contributions to UK charities such as National Trust, London Wildlife Trust, Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust, WWF UK, RSPB, Greenpeace Environmental Trust, Plantlife International, Friends of the Earth Trust, Soil Association. 

## **(e) the relief of those suffering from Alzheimer’s disease or from cancer:** 

Various contributions to UK charities such as Alzheimer’s Society, Cancer Research UK, Macmillan Cancer Research. 

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## **Section E                    Financial review** 

There were financial reserves of £1,246 to carry forward to the next **Brief statement of the** financial year. **charity’s policy on reserves** 

**Details of any funds materially in deficit** 

NA 

## **Further financial review details (Optional information)** 

You **may choose** to include additional information, where relevant about: 

- the charity’s principal sources of funds (including any fundraising); 

- how expenditure has supported the key objectives of the charity; 

- investment policy and objectives including any ethical investment policy adopted. 

## **Section F                     Other optional information** 

## **Section G                    Declaration** 

**The trustees declare that they have approved the trustees’ report above.** 

**Signed on behalf of the charity’s trustees** 

**Signature(s) Full name(s)** Timothy Wells **Position (eg Secretary, Chair, etc)** Chair **Date** 

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Section E
Financial review
There were financial reseNes of £1,246 to carry fO￿ard to the next
financial year.
Brief statsment of the
charity's policy on reserves
Details of any funds materially
in deficit
NA
Further financial review detalls (Optional infonnation)
You may choose to include
additional information, where
relevant about:
the charity's prinapal
sour￿$ of funds (induding
any fundraising).
how expenditure has
supported the key objectives
of the charity.
investment policy and
objectives including any
ethical investment policy
adopted.
Section F
Other optional information
Section G
Declaration
The trustees d￿lar& that they have approved the trustees, report above.
Signed on behalf of the charity's trustsj
Signature(s
Full name(s)
Position (eg Secretsry. Chair,
etc)
Timothy Wells
Chair
Date
2 8 APR 2021

## **Timothy Wells Charitable Trust Year ending 31 December 2020** 

|**Date**<br>**(all 2020)**|**£ Credit**<br>**Donor**<br>**from UK**<br>**donors**<br>**INCOME**|**£ Credit**<br>**Donor**<br>**from UK**<br>**donors**<br>**INCOME**|**OUTGOINGS**<br>**Purpose**<br>**UK Charities**<br>**E.African**<br>**Education**<br>**Sponsorship**<br>**£ Grants to**|**OUTGOINGS**<br>**Purpose**<br>**UK Charities**<br>**E.African**<br>**Education**<br>**Sponsorship**<br>**£ Grants to**|**OUTGOINGS**<br>**Purpose**<br>**UK Charities**<br>**E.African**<br>**Education**<br>**Sponsorship**<br>**£ Grants to**|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|03-Jan<br>06-Jan<br>08-Jan<br>13-Jan<br>15-Jan<br>16-Jan<br>16-Jan<br>17-Jan<br>17-Jan<br>30-Jan<br>31-Jan<br>31-Jan<br>03-Feb<br>06-Feb<br>07-Feb<br>10-Feb<br>10-Feb<br>11-Feb<br>14-Feb<br>18-Feb<br>18-Feb<br>24-Feb<br>02-Mar<br>02-Mar<br>02-Mar<br>09-Mar<br>09-Mar<br>10-Mar<br>01-Apr<br>02-Apr<br>02-Apr<br>21-Apr<br>23-Apr<br>24-Apr<br>29-Apr<br>01-May<br>01-May<br>04-May<br>04-May<br>05-May<br>11-May<br>12-May<br>12-May<br>12-May<br>19-May<br>21-May<br>22-May<br>26-May<br>29-May<br>02-Jun<br>02-Jun|£400 <br>£300 <br>£20 <br>£40 <br>£400 <br>£300 <br>£400 <br>£8,000 <br>£300 <br>£400 <br>£30 <br>£300 <br>£20 <br>£300 <br>£400 <br>£4,619 <br>£250 <br>£500 <br>£300 <br>£500 <br>£360 <br>£500|Mr Hill<br> Mr Tang<br> Ms Somerville<br> Dr Skidmore<br> Mr Hill<br> St Helen's Church<br> Mr Lau<br> T W Wells<br> St Helen's Church<br> Mr Hill<br> Dr Skidmore<br> Mr Lau<br> Dr Skidmore<br> St Helen's Church<br> Mr Hill<br> HMRC Gift Aid<br> Mr Joyce<br> Mr Joyce<br> St Helen's Church<br> Mr Hill<br> Mr Lau<br> Mr Joyce|£100<br>£100<br>£200<br>£50<br>£50<br>£50<br>£100<br>£100<br>£50<br>£50<br>£50<br>£50<br>£71<br>£50|£244 <br>£450 <br>£17|Morgan Tuition Centre<br>Tearfund<br> Good Faith Children's Home<br> Bank charge ref above|
|||||£4,000|<br> TW Sponsorship Programme|
|||||£17 <br>£378 <br>£17 <br>£700 <br>£100 <br>£600 <br>£245|Bank charge ref above<br> Kenyatta University<br> Bank charge ref above<br>All Souls Church<br>All Souls Church<br>Tom's Trust<br>National Trust<br> St Stephen's Children's Home<br>Jews for Jesus<br> Utugi Street Children Kenya<br>True Freedom Trust<br>Barnabas Fund<br>Premier Christian Media<br>Feba Radio<br> St Stephen's Children's Home<br> Morgan Tuition Centre<br>YMCA England and Wales|
|||||£10,000|<br> TW Sponsorship Programme|
|||||£17 <br>£450 <br>£17|Bank charge ref above<br>Jews for Jesus<br>Kew Foundation<br>A Rocha UK<br> Good Faith Children's Home<br> Bank charge ref above|





|02-Jun<br>02-Jun<br>02-Jun<br>02-Jun<br>10-Jun<br>12-Jun<br>22-Jun<br>22-Jun<br>24-Jun<br>25-Jun<br>02-Jul<br>02-Jul<br>16-Jul<br>16-Jul<br>16-Jul<br>17-Jul<br>20-Jul<br>24-Jul<br>03-Aug<br>03-Aug<br>21-Aug<br>24-Aug<br>28-Aug<br>02-Sep<br>02-Sep<br>02-Sep<br>02-Sep<br>07-Sep<br>07-Sep<br>07-Sep<br>08-Sep<br>09-Sep<br>14-Sep<br>17-Sep<br>21-Sep<br>24-Sep<br>28-Sep<br>30-Sep<br>02-Oct<br>02-Oct<br>07-Oct<br>15-Oct<br>16-Oct<br>19-Oct<br>20-Oct<br>20-Oct<br>26-Oct<br>27-Oct<br>29-Oct<br>02-Nov<br>02-Nov<br>10-Nov<br>20-Nov<br>23-Nov<br>24-Nov<br>24-Nov<br>25-Nov<br>02-Dec<br>02-Dec<br>03-Dec<br>04-Dec|£300 <br>£500 <br>£500 <br>£300 <br>£500 <br>£500 <br>£300 <br>£500 <br>£500 <br>£300 <br>£500 <br>£10 <br>£500 <br>£300 <br>£500 <br>£100 <br>£500 <br>£200 <br>£300 <br>£500 <br>£500 <br>£300 <br>£500|St Helen's Church<br> Mr Hill<br> Mr Joyce<br> St Helen's Church<br> Mr Hill<br> Mr Joyce<br> St Helen's Church<br> Mr Hill<br> Mr Joyce<br> St Helen's Church<br> Mr Hill<br> Dr Skidmore<br> Mr Joyce<br> St Helen's Church<br> Mr Hill<br> Dr Russell-Wells<br> Mr Joyce<br> Rev Tice<br> St Helen's Church<br> Mr Hill<br> Mr Joyce<br> St Helen's Church<br> Mr Hill|£50<br>£50<br>£200<br>£50<br>£50<br>£50<br>£50<br>£100<br>£50<br>£50<br>£50<br>£50<br>£100<br>£50<br>£50<br>£50<br>£50<br>£300<br>£50<br>£1,000<br>£50<br>£100<br>£50<br>£50<br>£50<br>£50<br>£100<br>£50<br>£50<br>£50<br>£300<br>£50|£953 <br>£17 <br>£700 <br>£491 <br>£17 <br>£700|Dedan Kimathi University<br> Bank charge ref above<br>Macmillan Cancer Support<br> St Stephen's Children's Home<br>Arab World Ministries<br>All Souls Church<br>Alzheimer's Society<br>Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust<br>Jubilee Debt Campaign<br>Alzheimer's Society<br>True Freedom Trust<br>Friends of the Earth Trust<br>London Wildlife Trust<br>WWF UK<br>Plantlife International<br>Christian Solidarity Worldwide<br> Good Faith Children's Home<br> Bank charge ref above<br>Evangelical Alliance<br>Gurkha Welfare Trust<br>Arab World Ministries<br>Amnesty International UK<br>St Helen's Church<br>Cancer Research UK<br>WWF UK<br>Soil Association<br> St Stephen's Children's Home<br>Langham Partnership<br>Greenpeace Environmental Trust<br>Premier Christian Media<br>Friends of the Earth Trust<br>Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust<br>True Freedom Trust<br>Send a Cow<br>Royal British Legion<br>RSPB<br>All Soul's Church<br>Langham Arts Trust|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|





|07-Dec<br>09-Dec<br>11-Dec<br>23-Dec<br>**Total IN**|£20 <br>**£27,569**|Mr Yu<br>Sub-total OUT<br>**Total OUT**|£50<br>£50<br>£300<br>£4,871<br>**£25,001**|£20,130|Jubilee Debt Campaign<br>Friends of the Earth Trust<br>St Helen's Church|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|



|C/f deficit||
|---|---|
|from 2019|-£1,322|
|**Total**||
|**2020**|**£26,247.00**|
|||
|Year end||
|credit|£1,246|



|**Split of**|||
|---|---|---|
|**donations**|**UK Charities**|**19.5%**|
||**E.African**||
||**Education**||
||**Sponsorship**|**80.5%**|



_**For £14,000 TW Sponsorship Programme see separate breakdown of expenditure**_ 



## **TIMOTHY WELLS SPONSORSHIP PROGRAMME ACCOUNT** 

## **SUMMARY OF LOCAL KENYAN EXPENDITURE FOR JAN TO DEC 2020** 

|_1_<br>_2_|**Income:**<br>**Kenyan Shillings**<br>**Approx. in GB£**<br>Tim Wells grant<br>1,800,880<br>£14,000<br>Balance from 2019<br>455,601<br>£3,542<br>**2020 total income**<br>**2,256,481**<br>**£17,542**<br>**Expenditure:**<br>_School-related costs for 17 sponsored students_<br>School fees<br>582,434<br>£4,528<br>University fees<br>44,000<br>£342<br>School rent and upkeep<br>539,400<br>£4,193<br>School uniform<br>15,000<br>£117<br>School books and stationery<br>37,040<br>£288<br>Students' pocket money<br>20,000<br>£155<br>Students' mobile phones<br>43,600<br>£339<br>Back to school meetings x3<br>33,480<br>£260<br>_Other expenses_<br>Travel and transport (Trustees)<br>81,580<br>£634<br>Trustee meetings x6<br>155,000<br>£1,205<br>Subsistence (Trustees)<br>26,740<br>£208<br>Mentorship Day (Safi Laz Hotel)<br>54,496<br>£424<br>Airtime (Anthony Mwangi Munyua)<br>3,000<br>£23<br>Printed brochures<br>19,550<br>£152<br>Computer/internet<br>14,000<br>£109<br>Adopt a Chicken<br>21,900<br>£170<br>(Credit: Kamuiru Sec School)<br>40,535<br>-<br>-£315<br>**2020 total expenditure**<br>**1,650,685**<br>**£12,833**<br>_Carry forward to 2021_<br>_605,796_<br>_£4,710_|**Income:**<br>**Kenyan Shillings**<br>**Approx. in GB£**<br>Tim Wells grant<br>1,800,880<br>£14,000<br>Balance from 2019<br>455,601<br>£3,542<br>**2020 total income**<br>**2,256,481**<br>**£17,542**<br>**Expenditure:**<br>_School-related costs for 17 sponsored students_<br>School fees<br>582,434<br>£4,528<br>University fees<br>44,000<br>£342<br>School rent and upkeep<br>539,400<br>£4,193<br>School uniform<br>15,000<br>£117<br>School books and stationery<br>37,040<br>£288<br>Students' pocket money<br>20,000<br>£155<br>Students' mobile phones<br>43,600<br>£339<br>Back to school meetings x3<br>33,480<br>£260<br>_Other expenses_<br>Travel and transport (Trustees)<br>81,580<br>£634<br>Trustee meetings x6<br>155,000<br>£1,205<br>Subsistence (Trustees)<br>26,740<br>£208<br>Mentorship Day (Safi Laz Hotel)<br>54,496<br>£424<br>Airtime (Anthony Mwangi Munyua)<br>3,000<br>£23<br>Printed brochures<br>19,550<br>£152<br>Computer/internet<br>14,000<br>£109<br>Adopt a Chicken<br>21,900<br>£170<br>(Credit: Kamuiru Sec School)<br>40,535<br>-<br>-£315<br>**2020 total expenditure**<br>**1,650,685**<br>**£12,833**<br>_Carry forward to 2021_<br>_605,796_<br>_£4,710_|
|---|---|---|
||<br>School fees<br>University fees<br>School rent and upkeep<br>School uniform<br>School books and stationery<br>Students' pocket money<br>Students' mobile phones<br>Back to school meetings x3<br>_Other expenses_<br>Travel and transport (Trustees)<br>Trustee meetings x6<br>Subsistence (Trustees)<br>Mentorship Day (Safi Laz Hotel)<br>Airtime (Anthony Mwangi Munyua)<br>Printed brochures<br>Computer/internet<br>Adopt a Chicken<br>(Credit: Kamuiru Sec School)<br> <br>**2020 total expenditure**<br>_Carry forward to 2021_||
|1 <br>2 <br>3 <br>4 <br>5 <br>6 <br>7 <br>8 <br>9 <br>10 <br>11 <br>12 <br>13 <br>14 <br>15 <br>16 <br>17|_FX rate =_<br>Students:<br> Anthony Mwangi Munyua<br> Benson Muthii<br> Brian Murimi<br> Brian Wambugu<br> Dennis Kariuki Githaka<br> Geoffrey Kinyua<br> George Kamau<br> George Mwangi Chege<br> Harrison Kinyua<br> Harrison Maina<br> Kelvin Chomba<br> Lucas Murimi Waweru<br> Moses Muriithi Wangu<br> Nahason Muriuki<br> Nellis Njuguna<br> Robinson Mwangi Wambui<br> Ruth Doris Nyawira<br>Sub-total|_£1.00_<br>_128.63 Ksh_<br>28,000<br>£218<br>67,355<br>£524<br>48,535<br>£377<br>80,933<br>£629<br>27,600<br>£215<br>55,535<br>£432<br>67,355<br>£524<br>121,000<br>£941<br>46,600<br>£362<br>30,346<br>£236<br>81,070<br>£630<br>92,400<br>£718<br>180,160<br>£1,401<br>45,205<br>£351<br>7,900<br>£61<br>191,840<br>£1,491<br>44,000<br>£342<br>1,187,834<br>£9,235<br>Expenditure perstudent|





CHARITY COMMISSION
FOR ENGLAND AND WALES
Independent examiner's report on the
accounts
Section A
Independent Examiner's Report
Report to the trustsesl
membern of
Timothy Wells Charitable Trust
On accounts for the year
ended
December 2020
Charity no.
1165079
Set out on pages
See document 'TWCT income and OLrtgoings year ending 31 Dec 2020.xlsx
I report lo the trustees on my examination of the accounts of the above charity (Ihe
Trust.) for the year &nded 3111212020.
R•sponsibilities
and basis of report
As the charity's trustees, you are responsible for the preparation of the accounts in
acwrdance wtth the requirements of the Charities Act 2011 (Yhe Act'}.
I report in respect of my examination of the Trust's accounts Garried out under
section 145 of the 2011 Act and in carying out my examination, I have followed all
the applicable Directions given by the Charity Commission under section 145(5){b)
of the Act.
Independent
examiner's
' statement
I have completed my examination. I confirm that no material matters have come to
my attention in connection with the examination (other than that disclosed below)
which gives me ¢ause to believe that in. any material respect..
the accounting records were not kept in accordan￿ with section 130 of the
Charities Act; or
the accounts did not accord with the accounting records., or
the a￿ountS did not comply with th& applicable requirements concerning the
fom and content of accounts set out in the Charities (Accounts and Reports)
Regulations 2008 otherthan any requirement that the accounts give a'true
and fairf view which is not a matter considered as part of an independent
examination.
I have no COn￿rnS and have come across no other matters in connection wilh
the examination to which attention should be drawn in this report in order to
enable a proper understanding of the accounts to be re8¢hed.
Slgned:
Name:
PIOA
Oyo
Relevant
professional
quallficatlonls) or
body (If any):
Address:

Section B
Disclosure
Only complete if the examiner needs to highlight material matters of concern (see
CC32, Independent examination of charity accounts: directions and guidance for
examiners).
Give here brief details of
any itsms that the
examiner wishes to
disclose.
IER
Oct 2018