2022-12-31-accounts

es ofthe charity t	rustees who manag	e the charity
Tnletee name	Office (lfany)	Dates acted ifnot for whole year	Name ofperson (or body) entitled to appoint trustee (if an
Mohammed Hanif	Chair
Adam Mayet
Mahmood Ebrahim	Treasurer
Patel
Halima Aswat	Secretaiy

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*	policies adopted	and procedures for the induction	and	There are no		further changes or					additions		to be made at the current time.
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				(1)	To relieve	poverty,			responding		to humanitarian				emergencies		and to
Summary ofthe objects ofthe charity set out in its governing					support disadvantaged South Asian continent and when required.					groups in fighting poverty and other poorer countries						particularly around the	in the world as
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				(2)	To improve and support.		the	lives ofpoor people by					providing			financial assistance

				Our prime objective is to support certain section ofthe community in India that are less fortunate, with some sid which will hopefully give the family much needed relief. We target those who meet our set criteria in order to receive aid from us. This is based on set categories in that they must be either: elderly, widowed, orphaned, disabled or sick, isolated or in acute
				poverty.
				Each ofthe beneficiaries who receives aid from the chadity are surveyed and records updated on an annual basis by our project team leaders and local 'volunteers. Each beneficiary is also photographed duding the distnbution process.
				Below is the summary ofthe main activities undertaken for the public benefit in relation to our Objects:
				Food Kits and Blankets or Bed Sheets
				Food Kits and in many places blanket (or bed sheets) are distributed to the deprived and underprivileged, elderly, widows, poorly and the needy.
				These Food Kit provisions are enough fora family ofup to five to live on for five/six weeks.
Summary activities	ofthe main undertaken		for the	As well as Food Kits, one blanket (orbed sheet) may be given to each beneficiary family and in addition some token cash amount may also be given sothat other items ofneed which sre not included in our Food Kits
public benefit in relation to				can be purchased.
these objects (include within this section the statutory				Water Provision Pro'ect
declaration		that trustees have
had regard to the guidance issued by the Charity Commission on public				We continue installing a large number ofhand operated water pumps including some that are motor-operated. We also install small wells (known as Kuvas) where hand pumps are not practical.
benefit)				We concentrate our installation on those areas where water is much
				needed for every day usage and where people currently have to walk between 1 to4 kilometers to access water for their daily needs.
				Once the water pumps are installed, water is made available to anyone regardless oftheir social standing or beliefs. A concrete base is,also provided for the locals to handwash their clothes orwash their pots and pans and crockery.
				Housin and Rehabilitation Pro'ects
				The Charity is committed to build housing facilities forthe homeless or
				people whose houses are destroyed due to natural calamities or for the
				differently-abled, elderly and the sick and the feeble.
				We aim to build at least one house each year for a family that have been
				identified as homeless and in extreme need ofshelter. A household with
				severe disabled person is given a high priority.
				On a number ofoccasions, we have also supported families with two or
				more elderly disabled people in the household by providing disabled toilet and shower facilities.
				Em owerment Pro'ect

Summary ofthe main achievements ofthe charity during the year	Summary ofthe main achievements ofthe charity during the year	We continue to take great care and do our level best to ensure that all donations are given to those who are in need of help or financial support and are eligible as rightful recipients. Most importantly, we remain unique in that aspect as the Trustees undertake the distribution and by hand an
		in person.
		We were fortunate that 2ofthe Trustees had a period ofstay in India at
		the start ofthe year and 1 Trustee was also able to revisit again at the
		end ofthe year to personally overs see the charity work.
		The Trustees in conjunction with our Project Partner, Alipore Social
		Welfare Trust (ASWT) were able to visit many remote villages from dawn
		to dusk on a daily basis to distribute the aid to the people in need.
		As well as work undertaken in the Gujarat state, the Trustee was also
		able to visit the following cities/districts/states around India, namely:
		~ Rajasthan
		~ West Bengal
		~ Jharkhand
		e Bihar, and
		~ Maharashtra
		The chadity has a long standing/arm supervisors who have been in
		association with the charity for well over a decade in each ofthese states
		in India. Each team ofsupervisors with their own respective and
		dedicated volunteers undertake the surveys oftheir area identifying
		those who meet our set cditedia in receiving the aid from the chadity.
		Below is a summary ofthe main achievements ofthe charity during the
		year:
		Food Kits and Blankets and/or Bed Sheets
		The bulk ofour charity work has been the distribution ofFood Kits and
		Blankets (and/or Bed Sheets) to those struggling households who face
		great difficulties in making ends meet.
		The charity has been able to distribute Food Kits and Blankets (and/or
		Bed Sheets) to over 190villages many ofthem from remote areas of
		Gujrat state (within 100km ofChikhli) which were targeted again this
		year. On top ofthis, we were also able to distribute Food Kits in the other
		states mentioned earlier.
		We were also able to identify the villagers affected by Cyclone Yeas (and
		the resultant flooding) in the states ofGujarat and West Bengal, India.and
		organised Food Kit distribution here as well.
		Housin and Rehabilitation Pro'ect
		We identified the most needy and vulnerable families and do the needful
		help as per the requirement and funds available.
		During the year, we identified eight families in village ofMor-Bhagwa
		near Surat who had severe housin roblems and we built houses for
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		them in one complex. These families are now living in newly rebuilt
		houses.
		We were also able to identify the villagers affected by Cyclone Yeas (and
		the resultant flooding) in the state ofWest Bengal, India and built		50
		houses for affected families.
		Em owerment Pro'ect
		This year, through our donors continued generosity, we were able		to
		continue the project arid distribute 4 brand new sewing machines		with
		essential accessories to the eligible women.
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		The current student has been supported through our specially designated
		fund created for this purpose
		Medical Su ort/Assistance
		We are committed and shall continue to provide this much needed
		service in association with the kind generosity ofAlipore Hospital	Welfare
		Trust.
		We continue to witness at first hand the positive impact this service
		provision has had to those struggling to meet their medical costs.
		We were also able to help with the following during the course of	the
		year:
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		Our team identified 4children below age of16having no one to look after
		them, in Surat. We provide Food provision tothese children. We also
		provide new clothes and sweets to them during the festival periods.
		Disabled or Differentl -Abled
		We found a small girl who was deaf and dumb and we organised	her
		operation. We have also started speech therapy classes and the	girl is
		now able to speak and hear mildly.
		We also have also distributed wheel-chairs to the differently-abled		who
		are in need.
		The charity's policy on reserves is to keep no more than f20,000	for any
Briefstatement ofthe		unexpected cost oran emergency situation that may adise.
charity's	policy on reserves
		Otherwise, all funds raised within the financial year should be utilised
		during the Trustee visit to India each year.

Further financial review details	Further financial review details	Further financial review details	(Optional information)
You may choose to additional information, relevant about:		include where	The charity's principal source offunds is by way ofvoluntary from members ofthe local community. The charity does not house-to-house collections, street collections or collections areas or places.		donation undertake in public
	the charity's principal
	sources offunds	(including	The bulk ofthe funds are raised through	family and friend circle and their
	any fundraising);		own contacts or acquairitances.
o	how expenditure has supported the key objectives ofthe charity;		The holy month ofRamadhaan (the Islamic month offasting) fund-raising period.		is our	main
e	investment policy	and	Donations collected are utilised in accordance with the charity's
	objectives including any		objectives and activities.
	ethical investment	policy
	adopted.		As we are a small charity and are heavily dependent on donations			mainly
			from family and friends, we do not have	surplus funds to boost our		charity
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Signed by one ortwo trustees on behalf ofall the trustees				Signature			Print	Name		Date of a revel
							Mohammed	Hanif	Ma al	26-10-2023
							Mahmood	Ebrahim	Petal	26-10-2023
	R'2									26-10-2023