## **T** r **ustees' Annual** R r **t fo** r **the** r **io** d **epo pe**
**F** r **om**
Period start date Period end date
**To**
01 11 2019 31 10 2020
Section A Reference and da ministration details
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**Cha** r **ity name**
Future Builders Uganda
## **Othe** r **names cha** r **ity is known by**
R **egiste** r **e** d **cha** r **ity numbe** r **(if any)**
1175998
**Cha** r **ity's** r **p incipal** ddr **a ess**
Grainger Suite, Dobson House, Regent Centre
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## Newcastle upon Tyne
## **Postco** d **e**
## **NE3 3PF**
## **Names of the cha** r **ity** r **t ustees who manage the cha** r **ity**
**T** r **ustee name Ofce (if any)** D **ates acte** d **if not fo** r **whole yea** r **Name of pe** r **son (o** r **bo** d **y) entitle** d **to appoint** r **t ustee (if any)**
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Moses Jjunju Chair
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Alex Blake Treasurer
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Ronnie Ziwa
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Nikki Ziwa
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**Names of the** r **t ustees fo** r **the cha** r **ity, if any, (fo** r **example, any custo** d **ian** r **t ustees)**
## **Name** D **ates acte** d **if not fo** r **whole yea** r
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## **Names an** d ddr **a esses of** d **a vise** r **s (Optional info** r **mation) Type of** d **a vise** r **Name A** ddr **ess**
**Name of chief executive** r **o names of senio** r **staf membe** r **s (Optional info** r **mation)**
## **Section B St** r **uctu** r **e, gove** r **nance an** d **management**
## D **esc** r **iption of the cha** r **ity’s** r **t usts**
Type of governing document (eg. rt ust deed, constitution)
## Constitution
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How the charity is constituted (eg. rt ust, association, company)
CIO
Trustee selection methods (eg. appointed by, elected by)
Appointment of charity t rustees
(1) Apart f rom the f rst charity t rustees, every t rustee must be appointed for a term of three years by a resolution passed at a p roperly convened meeting of the charity t rustees. (2) In selecting individuals for appointment as charity t rustees, the charity t rustees must have regard to the skills, knowledge and experience needed for the efective a dministration of the CIO.
## **A** dd **itional gove** r **nance issues (Optional info** r **mation)**
You **may choose** to include a dditional information, where relevant, about:
- policies and rp ocedures a dopted for the induction and rt aining of t rustees;
- the charity’s o rganisational structure and any wider network with which the charity works;
- relationship with any related parties;
- trustees’ consideration of major risks and the system and rp ocedures to manage them.
## **Section C**
## **Objectives an** d **activities**
## **Summa** r **y of the objects of the cha** r **ity set out in its gove** r **ning** d **ocument**
The objects of the CIO a re
For the public beneft, the relief and assistance of people in Uganda, who a re in need by reason of youth, age, ill-health, disability, fnancial hardship o r other disadvantage; in particular but not exclusively by a) improving community facilities such as schools and basic services, b) p roviding basic items such as clothing and books, c) assisting in the p rovision of e ducation, t raining, healthcare p rojects and all the necessary support designed to enable individuals to generate a sustainable income and be self-sufcient.
## **Summa** r **y of the main activities un** d **e** r **taken fo** r **the public beneft in** r **elation to these objects (inclu** d **e within this section the statuto** r **y** d **ecla** r **ation that** r **t ustees have ha** d r **ega** rd **to the gui** d **ance issue** d **by the Cha** r **ity Commission on public beneft)**
In our third year, we have continued to focus on work that improves the quality of life for children and the wider community in the village of Kasozi, near Kayabwe in the central region of Uganda. This is a very poor community, which has been sufering f rom a lack of clean water, a lack of food and very limited de ucation opportunities. We have decided to focus on making a big diference in one community rather than spreading ourselves too thinly working across a larger ra ea.
We confrm the t rustees have had regard to the Charity Commission’s guidance on public beneft.
## **A** dd **itional** d **etails of objectives an** d **activities (Optional info** r **mation)**
You **may choose** to include further statements, where relevant, about:
- policy on g rantmaking;
- policy p rogramme related investment;
- contribution made by volunteers.
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Section D Achievements and performance
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Section D Achievements and performance During the year, we successfully delivered more small scale **Summa** r **y of the main** projects focussed ra ound improving wellbeing, facilities and **achievements of the** opportunities in the community. **cha** r **ity** d **u** r **ing the yea** r At the end of the p revious fnancial year, we had completed a project to install a water well with a concrete base and hand pump, next to the Mosque where we also carried out some repair work. The well continues to p rovide clean water for over 100 homes and the local community leaders have fed back to us that this is having a very positive impact, not just in terms of health but also saving women and girls many hours of t ravelling to fetch water and ra g eater feeling of safety. We continued to make repairs to local facilities such as the primary school in Kasozi. We held events to b ring together the community such as hosting a football and netball tournament, which attracted rc owds of thousands and was followed by a celebration with food, dancing and rg eat joy. While we do not plan to get involved in responding to disasters and emergencies, we were moved to do so in late 2019, when we heard about the mudslides in Eastern Uganda. Several landslides were t riggered by heavy rain, killing at least 16 people and displacing whole communities with many families left without homes, food, water and other essentials. We realised that with our contacts on the g round and our ability to react quickly, we could rp ovide d ri ect support to these families immediately, p roviding food, water and clothing, while they waited to be reached with longer term support f rom the Government and/or large NGOs. Then, just a few months later the Covid pandemic struck, which made it difcult for us to fundraise and to t ravel, but more importantly Uganda’s national shutdown made life even more difcult for people in the communities of Kasozi, Kayabwe and Ngando, who were fearful they would die of hunger rather than the virus. We p rovided basic foods such as maize four, rice and beans in bulk that could be used by families to get through this difcult time. Future plans In the next year, we aim to continue fundraising in the UK to fund low-cost, high impact p rojects in Kasozi. We will continue to focus on improving e ducation opportunities for children and supporting their learning by improving facilities in the community. We will continue to work with the community to i dentify their long term needs and how we can best work together to improve the life chances of the children. As the children currently do not have a secondary school they can attend, this is an issue we a re looking into in more detail.
**Section E Financial** r **eview**
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With no ongoing expenditure commitments and no debt, we do **B** r **ief statement of the** not have a requirement for a certain level of reserves at this **cha** r **ity’s policy on** stage. All funds raised ra e intended to be spent on p rojects in line r **ese** r **ves** with our objectives.
D **etails of any fun** d **s mate** r **ially in** d **efcit**
N/A
## **Fu** r **the** r **fnancial** r **eview** d **etails (Optional info** r **mation)**
You **may choose** to include additional information, where relevant about:
- the charity’s p rincipal 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 G** D **ecla** r **ation**
**The** r **t ustees** d **ecla** r **e that they have app** r **ove** d **the** r **t ustees’** r **epo** r **t above** . **Signe** d **on behalf of the cha** r **ity’s** r **t ustees**
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Signatu r e(s)
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**Full name(s)**
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Alex Blake
**Position (eg Sec** r **eta** r **y, Chai** r **, etc)**
Treasurer
D **ate**
02 August 2021
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## **Future Builders Uganda**
## **01 November 2019 to 31 October 2020**
|**Income**||
|---|---|
|Donations|£739.63|
|**Total**|**£739.63**|
|**Expenditure**||
|Charitable activities||
|Emergency relief -mud slides|£200.00|
|Emergency relief -Covid-19|£500.00|
|Cost of raising funds|£216.00|
|**Total**|**£916.00**|
|**Balance sheet**||
|Unrestricted funds / cash in bank|£886.38|