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Hovvard
Murray FCA
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BvTHE||| ||||PRGVISIGN GFSUPPORT, ITEMS ANQ FUNDS AS THE TRUSTEES||| ||||SEEFIT.||| ||||Main activities
in relation to these objectives:||| ||||2.|Finahsed
new banking
arrangements
in Uganda|| ||||3.|Appointed a new Trustee.|| ||||4.|Commenced
the publication
ofa quarterly
newsletter
to our|| |||||supporters,
initially emailed to30and now to77contacts as weII as|| |||||being shared on social fnedia and personally
by Trustees, friends|and| |||||family.|| ||||5.|Developed
new ways offund-raising,
working
within the restrictions|of| |Summary ofthe main
activities undertaken||forthe||Covid-19.~have extended our Gift Card scheme and held a
'virtual
'Walk to Kumi* event.|| |public benefit in relation to
these objects (include within
this section the statutory
declaration
that trustees have|||6.|Communicated
more frequently
and in greater detail with Ugandan
volunteers„using ~atsApp,
and triaIIing a referral form.
Bythese
means, clients already
known to us have continued
to receive support|| |'had reoard|tothe QUldance|||and new clients been identified
and helped, though Trustees have|| |issued by the Charity||||been unable to travel to Uganda due to Covid-19 restrictions.|| |Commission|on public||||| |benefit)|||7.|Researched
and trialled ways ofstoring,
managing,
and reporting|on| |||||the information
being shared
in section 6above.|| ||||8.|Responded
to the Covid-19 pandemic
and local crop failure
in Kumi|| |||||and the surrounding
area, by releasing
funds to provide basic|| |||||foodstuffs, soap and PPE to families already
known to us, to new|| |||||families and to families visiting Soroti Care Cenbe (see below).|| ||||9.|Responded
to a request from Kumi Hospital to support their efforts|to| |||||prevent and treat Covid-19 bu ftending the purchase
Gf3 d»aI-& &me|| |||||oxygen concentratofs, 5suction machines, 5 pUlse Gxlmeters as WBII|| |||||as nasal prongs and N95 masks.|| ||||30.|Developed a mutually
beneficial relationship
with the Soroti Care|| |||||Centre.
The Centre is the initiatjve ofone ofour Ugandan
volunteers,|| |||||RU'th. She has provided a buhc4ng where parents
Gf children
with|| |||||disabilities
can meet and receive support and advice as well as|| |||||assessment
and referral to Kumi Hospital for further assessment,|| |||||treatment,
oraid to mobility.
IA consultatJIGA
wfth Ruth, Tf'Ust88s|| |||||provide funds to allow these needy individuals
to access life-changing|| |Achievements
relating to the administration
ofthe charity (fina!ising policy|Achievements
relating to the administration
ofthe charity (fina!ising policy| |---|---| |and banking arrangements)
have made iteasier respond to the needs|of| |chiidfeA and families
IA Kumi as they afe fnade known to Trustees. As|we| |continue to fine-tune
our information
storage and management
systems,|| |we ale feduclAQ the admInistratlve
bUI'deA
GA Trustees and voIUAteefs|| |aAd lfApf'ovIAQ
Gul' fepoltlAg to doAGfs.|| |The appointment
ofa new Trustee and her work on the quarterly|| |newsletter
has raised the proSe of Kumi Community
Foundation,|| |especially
in terms ofraising funds through
our Gift Card Scheme.
In the|| |Spring 2021 newsletter we were able to report sales of cards enabling|us| |to purchase
and distribute 232 adult chickens, 48 adult goats, 13|| |prostheses
and 11wheelchairs.
In keeping
with our motto of 'helping
others to help themselves,
' goats and chickens represent
not only|| |nutritional
support but also the opportunity
to generate income.
The aids|| |to mobility enhance
dignity, health, and opportunity
for their recipients.|| |Although
the achievement
ofmore than 40operations foryoung people|| |with gluteal fibrosis will be reported
in our next Annual
Return, the|| |funding
ofmore than R6,000was raised by the 'virtual
walk to Kumi'|| |during
this period.|| |As noted
in Section C point 6, our Ugandan
volunteers
have remained|in| |constant contact with Trustees and, within restrictions
imposed
by the|| |pandemic,
have been able to continue to support existing cl!ents and|| |identify new children
and families who are affected by poverty and|| |disability.
At any one time, around 5children are supported
by Kumi|| |Community
Foundation
in the Nutrition
Unit of Kumi Hospital.
Cerebral|| |palsy chairs have been made for our clients by the workshop at Kumi|| |Hospital,
with the charity funding the materials
and labour, which
in turn|| |supports the work of Kumi Hospital.
Prostheses,
tricydes, and|| |wheelchairs
have been supplied.|| |Thanks to our trusted
Ugandan
volunteers
and their excellent local|| |knowledge,
Kumi Community
Foundation
can respond
quickly to needs|| |as they arise and were pleased to be able to provide basic foodstuffs|| |such as posho, beans„rice, sugar and salt as weII as soap to famihes|| |affected by Covid-19 restrictions
and crop failure as families affected by|| |disability are already struggling
to survive and recent times have been|| |even harder for them.
Similarly,
when
Kumi Hospital appealed io its|| |partners
to help in their efforts to contain the spread of Covid-19 and|| |provide eflective treatment
for sufferers,
Kurni Community
Foundation|| |were able to respond
in a timely fashion.|| |lt is not unusual
in Kumi for the parents ofa child with a disability to face|| |rejection by their family and community.
Soroti Care Centre provides an|| |QpeA doof, 8
~&ieAdly face ar Kiaccess to real suppo&
a ar ~d Guf|| |achievement
ofa positive working arrangement
with this initiative has
really enhanced
the *reach' of Kumi Community
Foundation.
Our|| |pfovlsIGA ofresources,
physiotherapy
support and tfaAspoft to Sorotl|| |Care Centre has meant that many more children and families,
including|| |those in remote areas ofthe bush, have hope fora better life now and|in| |the futuf8|| ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## |||||||Total||Agocated|Agocated| |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| |||||||Expenditure||unrestrhted|Restricted| ||Categories:|||||||Expenditure|Expenduure| ||Transport
and fuel|||||1,095.83||470.83|625.00| ||Accomodatlon
and Food|||||25.00||25.00|| |521|Community
Based Rehabilitation|||Allowances||2,370.83||2,370.83|| |137|Transport
and fuel|||||584.38||584.38|| |2,387|Nutrition|||||8,981.81||5,72233|3,259.48| |327|income Self Generation|Projects||||2,636.15||2,636.15|| |1,687|Physical aids and workshop|||||S,579.79||5,579.79|| |486|Education|||||3,921.56||0.00|3,921.56| |137|Hospital
Expenses|||||3,353.81||3,353.81|| |75|Miscelianeous|||||350.63||350.63|| |292|Aripads|||||337.60||337.60|| ||Other Special Projects (including||||||||| |1,813|Coronavirus
expenses)|||||||4,652.80|293.03| |287|Miscellaneous|||||||576.01|| |8,382||||||||26,660.16|8,099.07| |5|Government
Costs||||||||| |106|Bank charges||||||||| |56|Website costs||||||||| |0|Printer cartridges||||||||| |69|Postage||||||||| ||||||Education|Corona Nrus||Nutrition|Total| |0|Balance as at 01//09/2020||||3,254.50|293.03||1,159AB|4,707.01| |8,822|Income||||2,465.00|0.00||1,686.00|4,645.00| |1,364|Tax recoverable
on Gift Aided donations||||616.25|0.00||420.00|1,161,25| |10,186||||||293.03|625.00|3,259AB|10,513.26| |5,667|Restricted expenditure
( as||per|note 4j||293.03|625.00|3,259AB|8,099.07| |188|Transferred
to unrestricted||reserves||||||0.00| |4, 0/|8
f
t31/08/20/.|1|||||||| ## ## ## ## ## ||||||Total|Allocated|Allocated| |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| ||||||Expenditure|Unrestricted|Restritted| ||Categodes:|||||Expenditure|Expenditure| ||Transport
and|fuel|||1,095.83|470.83|625.06| ||Accomodation|and Food|||25.GI3|25.00|| |521|Community
Based Rehabihtation|||Agowances|2,370.83|2,370.83|| |137|Transport
and|fuel|||584.38|584.38|| |2,387|Nutrition||||8,981.81|5,722.33|3,259.48| |327|income Self Generation||Projects||2,636.15|2,636.15|| |1,687|Physical aids and workshop||||5,579.79|5,579.79|| |486|Education||||3,921.56|0.00|3,921.56| |137|Hospital Expenses||||3,353.81|3,353.81|| |75|Miscellaneous||||350.63|350.63|| |292|Al ipads||||337.60|337.60|| ||Other Special|Projects (including|||||| ||Coronavirus
expenses)||||4,945.83|4,652.80|293.03| ||Miscellaneous||||576.01|S76.01|| |||||||26,660.16|8,099.07| |106|Bank charges||||||| |56|Website costs||||||| |0|Printer cartddges||||||| |69|Postage||||||| ||||||Education|Corona Virus||Nutrition|Total| |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| |0|Balance as|at01/09/2020|||3,254.50|293.03||1,159.48|4,707.01| |8,822|income||||2,465.00|0.00||1,680.00|4,645.00| |1,364|Tax recoverable on Gift||Aided donations||616.25|0.00||420.00|1,161.25| |10,186|||||6,335.75||625.00|3,259AB|10,513.26| |5,667|Restricted|expenditure|( as|per note 4j|||625.00|3,259.48|8,099.07| |188|Transferred|to unrestricted||reserves|||||0.60| ||||||2,414.19|||||