**Registered Charity Number 1182581 Trustees’ Report For the year ended 31st March 2025** ## **Labourers2gether** The trustees are pleased to present their report and financial statements for the year ended 31st March 2025. The financial statements have been prepared on a receipts and payments basis as permitted by the Charity Commission for non-company charities with income below £250,000. ## **Structure, governance and management** The charity is constituted by trust and is governed by a trust deed dated 11th March 2019. The trustees who held office during the year are listed on the preceding page. New trustees are elected by the existing trustees. ## **Financial review** The charity received donations totalling £33,067 throughout the year ended 31st March 2025. As at 31[st] March 2025 £18,751 was held in cash or bank accounts: - £11,520 in the UK bank account, - £126 held as cash in Euros - £6,127 held as cash in US dollars, - £965 in the Angolan bank accounts in Angolan Kwanzas, - £13 in Angolan Kwanzas The trustees’ general policy is to hold at least £2,000-£5,000 in reserve to ensure there is no shortfall in the costs owed for items purchased to be sent to Angola in a container, and also to cover anything owed for the shipping, customs and transportation costs of the container until unloaded in our base in Camundambala. ## **Public benefit statements** The trustees have had regard to the Charity Commission’s guidance on public benefit. The charity benefits the public through the following programmes which take place in Angola: - Relief work with communities suffering the effects of poverty; - Providing practical and financial help for those who cannot otherwise receive treatment for serious medical needs and homes - Demonstrating to local Angolans the skills by building and maintenance of schools, medical clinics and installation of water pumps enabling individuals and families to become more educated, healthy and self-sufficient; - Teaching local Angolans, the furthering of agriculture by planting seeds and care of a polytunnel promoting a healthier diet and the means by which they can provide for their own by eating or selling produce to buy other necessities - Teaching needlework to local Angolan young women who are unlikely to be able to find work after school, distributing manual sewing machines where their use would be of most benefit and effect. Encourailni olyouni People to fead thelr Blbles In Portu4uese t￿ether and qulizlnR them to ensure comprehenslon ol what thwi have read. $0 not only helplnq them 8row In thelr Chrlstlan f4lth. but also Improvlng Portuwese readlni and comprehenslon. Alw•ys feed1￿ •nd qlvlnq ddnks to the Aniol•ns who lx ￿51st us In our home to help Improve their health & well-bein8 Helpln8 wlth th¢ cost of m•dklne thal the Aryol•ns need to help Impro¥• th•lr heilth & well.bein4 Teach readln8 •nd wrftlnq to Portuques• cblldren In the $thool who •(• l•llln8 In thelr lessons. The th•rlVs k•y oblett Is.. To •d¥•n¢e the Chrlstl•n F•lth lor the benefit ol th• publ1¢ In •¢c4xd•n¢e wlth the Stsiernent of Falth 4ppe•rlni In the lovern1￿ document In such ways Ind In such parts of the Unlted Klnqdom or the world Is th• Trust¢es from Ilffle to Ilrne m•y thlnk flt In¢ludln8 tarryln8 out mlsslon•ry Wofk Over￿4$. The tharlvs key 4thlevem•nts throw4hout the ye•r ended 3tst Marth 2025 wer• •5 follow5: Roof r•pl•c•d on • mlsslon house Roof repl•C￿ on • wIdo￿5 house Youth Groups Sund4y •v•nln85 for Blbl• R••dlny & Qulu L•dles s•wlnq Ind 8lble re•dlny 8roups mldw•ek & S•lurd4 Tea¢hln8 Enellsh In the home lor pot¢ntl*l Medlul Student Provldlnl fund5 lor I" ye•r nurslnl dtyre• Celllni5 Installed Snto 4 m15slon workerf$ home Funds 8lven for a home to b• bullt for se¥er•l ol the desperately poor Ibulltl Presulptlon medk•tlons bou8ht foi the desperntely poor Polytunnd produc• used for the poor Rec•lpt of ioods for hurn•nltsrfin us• frorn 2 sh1ppl￿ wnt•ln• W••k of Gospel pr•Khlni In UK and m•ny other Sund•ys •nd opportunttles AssSstlni In i Holld•y elb￿ aub for chlldren Date: 10. 10,202 Jonathan Sln8leton **Labourers2gether Registered Charity Number 1182581 Accounts For the year ended 31st March 2025** ## **Receipts and Payments account** |Receipts
**Donatons received**
Payments
Equipment
Caretaking/Security
Immigraton Costs
Administraton Costs
Building & Materials
Travel
Printng, postage & statonery
Food & Household (Living Angola)
Evangelism
Professional Fees
Shipping
Sponsorship
Humanitarian
Sundries
Net Income/(Loss)
Cash as at 1 April 2024:
Cash as at 31 March 2025:|This Year
Last Year
**33,067**
**31,932**
0
0
2,024
2,717
172
105
0
701
14,142
9,778
5,973
7,454
0
32
2,878
3,151
1,096
1,359
150
145
0
0
659
0
4,819
1,611
0
1,106
**31,913**
**28,159**
1,154
3,773
£17,597
1 April 2023: £13,824
£18,751
31 March 2024: £17,597|Last Year| |---|---|---| Labourers2gether Registered Charity Wumber 1182581 For ¢he y¢4r eDded 315t,March 2025 Inde end r's re ort on the accounts I report to the trustees on my examination of the accounts of the above charity for the year from I April 2024 to 31 March 2025- which are set out on the folkjwing page5. Res onsibilities and basis of re As the chariws trustees, you are reswnsible for ihe preparation of the accounts in accordance with the requirements of the Charity Act 20111.the Arfl. I report in re5pett of my examination of the Trust's accounts carried under section 145 of the Act and in carrying out my examination. I have followed all the applicable Directions given by the Charity Commission under settion 1451511bl of the Act. endent examinerf5 Statement I have completed my examination. I confimi that no material malters have come to my attention in connection with the examination which give5 me cause to believe that in any material respect.. The accounting records were not kept in accordance with Section 130 of the Act.. or The accounts did not accord wrth the accounting records: or The accounts did not comply with the applicable requirements concerning the form or content of the accounts *t out in the Charities (Accounts and Reports) Regulation5 2008 other than any requirement that the atcounts give a 'twe and fairf view which is not a matter considered as part of an independent examination. Slgned: 4cts. Date: Name: P. J. Surry, Accountant. ACSA. CIMA, Bracknell