4RAFIW Marafiki Trust Annual Report and Financial Statements foryear ended 31 Dec 2025 Registered Charity Number 1187949 PIC•CO'LLAGc
Maraflkl Trust Annu81 Reporr 2025 MARAFIKI TRUST Charity Information Trustees Nicola Guise BSc.BEng Elizabeth (Liz) Tumbull LLB Rebecca (Becky) Smith B.Ed (Hons) Regl$tered charfty numbor 1187949 Registered office Inanda Church Street Wadenhoe PE8 5ST Independent examiner Mrs Karen White ACMA Arr 3 Eyre Place Edinburgh EH3 SES Bankers Bardays Leicester LE87 2BB
Marafiki TrustAnnual R8POrt 2025 Index Page reference Charity information Trustees. report Independent examlner's report 13 Receipts and Payments Account 14 Balance Sheet 16 Notes 16
M8refikiTrustAnnual Report2025 The Trustees present their Annual Report and accounts of the Marafiki TTUSt for the year 8nded 31 Dscember 2025. Structure, governance and managemént Structure Mardfikl Trust, also known as MT (the Charity) is registered with the Charity Commlssion with charity number 1187949. The Charity was origlnally formed In December 2019 and became a registered charity on 13 February 2020. Govemanco and Management The Trustees manage the affalrs of the Charity. The Trustees who held office durlng the year are listed on page 2. The Trustees confirm that they have complied with the duty in section 4 of the Charities Act 2006 to have due regard io the Charity Commission's general guidan on public benefit. 'Charilies and Public Benefit,. The Charlty does not have any employees. The Truste8s carry out all day-to.day management of the Charity. Objects Th8 preventlon and rellef of poverty In Kenya or the UK by providing: grants. Items and servlces to individuals in need andlor charities and other organisations working to prevent or relieve poverty andlor provide educational opportunities. Our Vlslon A worfd where all children have the opportunity to access a formal educ8tlon no m8tter thelr age. sex, religion, baGkground or ability. Actlvltles, achlevem8nts and perfornianc• "If you thinkyou are too small to be effective, you have nev8r been in bed with a rnosquito." Betty Reese Mar8fiki Trust was born out of a desire on the part of Its founding Trustees (Nlcola and Llz) to support projects in Kenya to provide education and facilities for disadvantsged groups of children living in poverty in the slum areas of Nairobi. On a trsp through Afiic£ in 2016. Ihey met the founders of a then Community Based Organisation - Real Hope Community Youth Oryanlsation ('RHYCO )- who are now formerfy registered in Kenya as a 'company limited by guarantee, (Real Hope Communlty Foundatlon (RHCFJ) and subsequent visits cemented 8 deep friendship. In December 2022. Trustee (Becky) visited Kenya as a sponsor and after a successful trip was invited to become a third Trustee of the Charity. In addition to RHCF, Ihe Tnjstees help to fund another project - Joyful Hearts Centre
Marafiki Tru$tAnnual Report2025 ('JHC) 8stablished to support a small group of ¢hildr8n with rebral palsy. who are based within the same compound ('Bella Ciao'} as RHCF. A highlight for 2025 was the visit from RHCF Founder and Dlrector Bonface Muthlora ('Bubba') to the UK in April. Bubba spent Iwo weaks travelling the length and breadth of England (and 8V8n slipping in a quick viskt to Walesl) meeting donors, supporters and sponsors. He was generously hosted by so many people and gave talks in several residential, school and other organisations, venues. The visit was an enormous success. cementlng exlsting relationships as well as forglng nèw frlendshlps and supporters. During his visit, Bubba also managed to fit in some down tlme and tounsm In Cambridge and London, and to see his favourile fcM)tball team play at Anfield! d'.COLLAGF From tlme to tlme, the Ch8rlty supports Indlwduals outside of the programmes at RHCF and JHC. This year th8 Charity continued to support Steve Maina (aged 26). a RHCF volunteer, to access Hlgh School through an adult educalion programme. Steve successfully completed Yrs 314 at the end of 2025 and obtained his High School certificate. In addition, this year the Charity began supporting one of the RHCF security guards. Joseph Babion Kilua. on the path to train as a soual w0er. As part of thè Kenyan Govemment's 'Care Reforms, as provided for in the Children's Act 2022, the respite saf8 hous8 at Bella Clao Is required to reintegrate children within 3 years of arrival unless they remain there under court protection. RHCF began a progrdmme of reintegration in January 2024. initially targeting 20 children. In Dember 2024. after a highly
Maraflkt Tru8tAnnual Report 2025 successful govemment directed (bul not funded) programme of reintegration (recognised by the local Children's Department as a pilot and benchm8rk for other institutions), 18 Ghildren began their new lives in either fostsr or kinship care or in some cases were tUMed to parents who had been empoweréd through the scheme. A further 14 children were reintegrated in 2025. The lengthy process involves 7 stages beginning with idenlification, assessment. tracing, case planning, implementation and reintsgration as the team continues to monitor and evaluate the home-based care of all the children. Trustee Liz and her husband Nick (a rellred Maths teacher) continue to visit Kenya for 54 months of the year, vthere they are Involved in various 8Ctlvltles at the cenlre Including supportlng educational and extra-curricular programmes. Liz coordinates. and when in Kenya hosts, visitors and volunteers. accompanies staff on home. sch(yJl and reintegration visits and throughout the year liaises with sponsors and donors in the UK through termly correspondence. Nick has been volunteering at a local school as well as tutoring maths and physics, coachlng chess and Instlgating Rummlkub matches 8t Bella Ciao. Tutoring at Bella Ciao has gon8 from stngth to strength with volunteers from Kenya and around the world supplementing the work of the paid teaching slaff. So many children have gaps in their education due to absen, trauma and large class sizesllack of individual attention. Sharon Land, previously a tutor in Ihe US for over 40 years. now residing In Kenya wlth her daughter and f8mlly, continues to tutor regularly twice a week working wlth chlldren in need of educatlonal support. The Bella Clao premlses continua to be home to a growing business {'Eco Gla88 Gallery,) which recycles glass bottles tuming them into glasses. bowls, windchimes and other ornaments. The team, headed by Ken, provides opportunities for youth empowam8nt and another exciting extracurrlcular activity for the children. Thls year, the team bullt. elched and later stocked 8 flsh tank (suitably named 'The M8ra'flsh'kl Tank? In the centre The Now Clty Networks (NCN - 8 US charity) muslc programme at B8118 Ciao goes from strength to strength, empowering local youths in teaching music and dance and providing year-round entertalnment for visitors. A number of RHCF beneficiaries participated in music festival in Eldoret in 2025 Comlng home with no less than 8 Irophles and placed in Send place In the Country. A new NCN inltlative this year 'Béds for Hope, saw the introduction of a bed bullding project providing beds for families in n88d. Each bed is sponsored by a donor in the US and provides employment for youths in the community. The Charity funded a hugely successful disability awareness tralning week for siblings of JHC beneflclarl8s eady in the year which was followed by similar training sessions for RHCF children in the holidays before Christmas. The work in JHC is cxjntinuing to have a profound impact. One of the beneficiaries of the outreach occupational therapy programme ('Amiani' . pIdud on the front cover) graduated from malnstream pr&school last year 8nd is now in Grade 1. JHC works closely with the RAFA Institulo of Dlsablllty Caro Sludles who provide Intems who train al the centre. A number of organisations visited JHC Ihroughout the year induding Chang8 A Llfe and Bethany Klds who fitted and supplied over 20 children with new wheelchairs. Two entpronoUrial beneficiaries. Alvin and Ishm881 IwFth the help of the RHCF social worker Sam Ngugi) set up a mandazi (doughnut) business in the long holidays to raise money to support thelr families.
Marafiki Trust Annual Report 2025 Sponsorshlp You have not lived today untll you have done something for someone who Gan never r8pay you."John Bunyan Of the 140+ chi5dn in Ihe RHCF programme at the end of the year, 75 children had beeen them 80 UK Sponso through the Charity wth a number of children dual sponsored as they approached. loin8d and continued High Schtsjl in January. The remainlng chlldren at Balla Ciao are sponsored through Intematlonal Needs Canada flNCAJ and through RHCF direct (with support from other individual intemational donors and the Marula Green Market (fornierly Oryanlc Famws Market) in Karen. Nairobi, Kenya). Initially, RHCF sponsorship in the UK was £20 per month (with Grtt Aid ere appropriate) and JHC full sponsorship was £40 per month. During 2023. the Charity increased sponsorship to £251£50 (dual) per month (with Gift where appropriate) for any new sponsors1spons0d chlldren. Of the 12 children registered at JHC. 1 child has a lull £40 monthly sponsorship, and 3 children have part sponsors at £20 per month. with recent changes to Kenya's educatlon system, th8 Truslees are priorilising dual sponsorship for children transitioning to Junlor Secondary School IJSS) and later to Senlor Secondary School ISSS). many of which are boarding institutions. As of January 2024, children now move from Grade 6 (Pfimaryl directly into JSS (Grades 7-9), followed by SSS {Grad8s 10-121. The Charity continues to seek Gommrtted sponsors to help children thriv8 in this new academic landscape. 2024 saw beneficiaries successfully complete their High School education with Blessing achieving an impresslve overall B+ grade. Both hope to continue on to tertiary education, and the Charity is exploring ways of supporting their beneficiaries in fulfilllng their dreams through setting up a Tertiary Support Fund. The RHCF and JHC children have written to their sponsors three times this year and sponsors are kept regularly up to date wilh photos of their sponsored children through email and WhatsApp. The Trustees facilitste 8 letter exchange programme and deliver gifts when they vlslt. At th8 8nd of the year, In additlon to receiving letters, sponsors received reports on their children's progress at school. Imth the help of one of its generous sponsors, Vlnc8 Haywood, the Charity Continues to fvnd monthly Jolnt birthday partles for all the chlldren having a birthday in the given month. BELLA CIAO (meanlng 'beautlful welcome,) 'Love is pmviding a safe place for loss and pain to heal, and for hope andjoy to grow., Tophgr Kearby Bella Ciao continues to offer SpIte re$identl81 cara In the fonn of a safe house for those children for whom home lrfe becomes unacceptsbly drficulL The safe house was designed to accommodate up to 25 children to be cared for by a resident housemother and housefather. Due to a shortage of institutions in the Kawangware area, the local Children's Department deemed the Gentre could hold 40 children. At the end of 2025. there were 40 children residing at Bella Ciao, and in addition RHCF has a small baby unit hosting up to 5 babies at any one time. Bella Ciao also includes accommc*Jation for a residont social worker and his family. a dininglmeeting hall, a library and classrooms, wash facilities and toilets, kitchen and laundry facilitie5, offiGe5 and a playroom alongside accommodation for
Morafiki TrustAnnuo1 Report 2025 volunteers, whiGh it is hoped will continue to generate incorne as well as providing an immersive experience for volunteers. JHC continues to operate Independenlly within separate accommodation in the Bella Ciao compound with both groups benefiting hugely from th8 interaction bebN88n th8 childran and economies of scale and staff overfap. Plans are at the final stage to purchase neighbouring land to develop more permanent buildings to house JHC and the RHCF dormitories in the first phase. Long tern ambitious plans and developments include a complete rebulldlng of the enllre compound. FundraislnglDonations o know evan on8 Ilf8 h8s bre8th8d easler bec8US8 you h8ve Ilved. This Is to h8v8 SUG¢8eded." Ralph W81do ErneOn The Trustees desire a 'hands on. approach to their support and giving to RHCF and JHC and want to ensure that their donations are m8ximisèd without OV8rheads in the UK. The Tru5tee8 ensure that 811 donation5 and grants are used for the charltable purposes they ar8 intended for. The Trustees cover all administration expenses in the UK e.g. the website hosting fee, and they personally cover all axpenses (including travel, accommodalion and food) relating to any trips they makè to Kenya. During the purchase process, links belween RHCF and the owners of the Marula Orngn Market (ftimlerly Organlc Farmers Market) grew 8nd evolved such that prlmary school and JSS fees are being met by MGM as well 8s fundlng of the baby unlt, an addltlonal t8acher's salary and a signfficant weekly conlribulion towards fruil and vegetables. RHCF volunteers ar8 employed at the Saturday and Sunday markets and offer car parking, h05ting and set up as well as running a children's activty area. The Kajatawa Foundatlon has conllnued to donate £1000 per month towards the Charlty'8 share of the running costs at Bella Clao as well as providlng One support for the 2025 relntegratlon programme. This CA)mmltment has bean invaluable in securing stability for the Charivs monthly contributions which inevitably ¢ontinu8 to rise as numbers of children increase alongside rises in the cost of living in Kenya. Ros and Ted Sulllvan and thelr daughter Nlcola have generously donated funds for counselling from a fund set up in memory of their daughterlsister Emma. Sponsor and tutor, Sharon Land facilitated the building of a house for an RHCF beneficiary up in the Westem part of Kenya after he lost his home when his grandmolher passed away. The Hllton Internatlonal Dèvélopmént Trust also provlded significant fundlng towards the reintegration programme. The Hughes family (Connor, Sohna and Amina) made a hugely generous unrestricted donation following a visit from Bubba in April and American Orthodontics donated fijrther signifficant unrestricted funds at Chrislmas. A fundraiser set up by the Charity for medlcal needs early in the year was hugely Suc$fUl.
Marafiki TrustAnnual R8POrt 2025 In January. Oundle resident Jean Clark celebrated her 90th birthday by completing a sponsored zip wire challenge to raise signfficant fvnds for the Charity. St Anthony House (Oundlo School) took part in the annual sponsored Santa Run at Burghley House in December to raise significant funds. A Charity Yea and s¢J)nes' event with Peterborough Flut8 Choir in July was enjoyed by visitor5 to Wadenhoe. John whhe contlnues to make regular donations from Wadenhoe vegetable sales. Volunteers, Aice and Lucy raised funds for lacrosse equipment in advance of their visit with surplus funds donated to the Charity. Trustee, Nlcola fundrais8d for the Charlty through blrthday donatlons for her 60th blrthday thls year and also through maklng dog treats at Chrlstmas. Oundle Stronglands Yoga group made a donation from fundraising in 2025. Trustee, Llz held a pop up shop sale in her village selllng items brought back from Kenya as well as items donated by Margaret Hunter ('MaNellous Margaret,). A partnership wlth UK based Specs for Africa has seen the delivery and distribution of reading and sunglasses to staff. parents and members of the wider community. Helen and lain Russell held Iheir fourth fabulous tennls toumament funclraiser in September ralsing nearly £1000 and Ellza Weeks ran a marathon fundraiser In Llsbon in October raislng over £5000. Doug Northwood made a generous donatlon towards the purchase of addltional books for the Bella Ciao academic library. Sponsor Sue Greenwood ralsed funds In memory of her mother who sadly passed away this year. Tho Christmas appo81 this ygar was to raise funds to pay for all tho childron and their families to attend a Christmas party where they We given a food voucher for the fvstive Season. Throughout the year, fijnds have been recelved through 'Give Ss You Llve. customers nominating th8 Charity. The Charity has also received generous donations and support from Oundle Rotary Club, LI Valley Rotary Club, Oundle Town Football Club. Hudson Trust and Oundle School. The Trustees would like to express their huge appreciation to all our supporters, child sponsors and donors without whom this valuable work would not have been possible.
Mar8fiki Trust Annual Report 2025 Voluntsers and Vlsltors '"Do all the good you can. By all the means you can. In all the ways you can. In 811 th8 places you can. At 811 the times you can. To all the people you can. As long as everyou can.. John Wesley The volunteer programme grows from strength to strength with extsnded visits from Lily, Tizz, Lou, Lyla, Hana, Harry, Karlos, Max. Katrien. AIIc8 and Lucy as well as olher day visitors throughout the year from the UK including pupils and staff from Oundle School, Ann8 and Peter Corder from Specs for Afrlca, Medina from IRISI, Tilch. Christabelle and Rhoda from Kivull. Tizz commented, °ltre lJ8d the time of my Ilfe 8nd enJoy8d every minutg. From the moment I walked thmugh the gale I was greeted and welcomed with sm1188 and laughter. Thls place has really gotten inside of me in 8 way I didny expect." Financlal Revlew 2025 Tolal income reIved during the p8riod was £98,143. Totsl expendlture during the perfod was £68.124, includlng grants of £63,749 to RHCF end £2.522 to JHC. As a result. the Charity has generated a net surplus of £30.019. As a registered charity marari Trust 15 exempt from corporatlon tax and income tax on charit8bl8 acllvsties. Donors In Canada (through INCA) continue to be the major supporters of JHC. Marafiki Trust contlnues to S8nd £100 sponsorshlp monies per month which is donated specifically for JHC children. as well as funding the occupational therapist at JHC. R•8erve8 Pollcy The Truslees. policy aims to maintain a sufficient level of general reserves to enable the Charity to continue to support at least three months, running costs in the general RHCF and JHC Funds. In addition, the Charity holds monies allocated for unrestricted Marafiki Trust use. The estlmated free reserves r8quired, on a prudent basis, is £12.000. As at 31 Dember 2025. the Charity hald £3,415 In unrestricted reserves allocated to Marafiki Trust. and an additional £17.453 unrestricted except to RHCF and JHC. Risk A8se8smont The Trustees regularly monitor risks at each meeting. The cost of living In Kenya has continued to rise significantly. Th8 exchange rate has fluctuated considerably. 10
Maratikl Trust Annual Report 2025 The Future Following a period supporting growth In numbers of children, supporting staff and the acquiring of premises, over the next year or so, the Charity will continue to consolidate its efforts to ensure its long term sustainable support ofthe children in the RHCF and JHC programmes. The emphasis has ayS been upon quality provision and the limits plad on new children joining the centre until sponsors (and future dual sponsors) are secured for all existing children will remain in plac8. Fundraising partners {INCA) in Canada have secured funding to purchase a sm811 plece of land adlacent to Bella Clao to facllitate larger premises for JHC and build belter boarding facilities as they and the Charity continue to fundraise to meet ever increasing running costs whilst also fundraising to develop facilities over the ming years. o make 8 dlff8r&nce in someone s life, you dony h8Ve to b8 brflliant, rich. beautlful or perfeGt. You just h8V8 to ¢are." Mandy Hale ThèTrustees approved this Annual Report snd the accompanying Receipts & Payment8 Accounts forthey8ar ended 31 December 20250n: Date 2026 Nico18 Gulse, Trustee Elizabeth Turnbull, Trustee Rebecca Smith, Trustee 11
Marafikl Trust Annu81 Report 2025 I raport to th8 trustees on my ex8mln8tion of th8 accounts of Marafiki Trust {the "Charity"}forthe period endlng31 December 2025. Respectlve responslbiliti8s of trustees and examlner As the Charity's trustees you are responsible forth8 preparation of the accounts in accordance with the requirements ofthe CharitlesAct 2011 {th&Act}. I report in respect of myexamination of the Charlty's accounts carried outunder section 145 of the Act and in carrying out my examination I have followed alth8 appllcable Directions glven bythe Charltycommlssion under section 145{5)Ibl ofth8 A¢t. Independant examlner's statemerrt I have completed my 8xamination. I can confirm that no materlal matters have come to my attentlon in connection with the examin8tlon giving me c8use to believe that in any materi81 r8spect: 1. accountlng records ar8 not kept In respect of the Charlty a8 requlred by Sectlon 130 ofthe Act. or 2. the accounts do not accord with those records I have no concerns and have come across no other m8tt8rs In conn8Ctlon wlth the examinatlon to which attention should be drawn In orderto enable a proper understanding of the accounts to be r88ched. COO-A Mrs Karen Whlte ACMA A Date: L" 2026 12
M8r8fikl Trust Annual Report 2025 Receipts and Payments AGGount Foryearending December 2025 Charity Number 1187949 Year endlng Year ending 3111212025 2111212024 Unrestrlrted Restrlcted Total funds Total funds Income from: Donations Fundraising 46.092 2,116 49,935 96,027 2,116 68,446 7,840 Total Income 48,208 49,935 98,143 76,286 Expenditure on: Raising Funds Charitable attlvities 375 31,880 375 67.749 1,568 89.556 35,870 Total expendlture 32,255 35,870 68.124 91,124 Net incomellexpendfture) 15.953 14,066 30,019 (14,838) Balance brought fOard 4,914 7,335 12,249 27,087 Balance carrled forward 20,867 21AOI 42.268 12,249 13
M8rafikl Trust Annual Report 2025 Statement of Assets and Liabilities Foryearending 31 December2025 Charity Number 1187949 3111212025 3111212024 Cash in bank and in hand 42,268 12,249 Total assets 42,268 12,249 Funds Unrestricted income fund Restricted income fund 20,868 21,400 4.914 7,335 Total fund8 42,268 12,249 The charity held no otherassets or Ilabilities beyond the c88h balance8 shown above. 14
MarafiklTrustAnnu81 Report2025 Notes to the Accounts for the year to 31 Dacember 2025 1. Accountlng pollcles The significant accountlng policies applied in the preparatlon of these financial statements are set out below. Basls of Preparatlon These accounts have been prepared on a Recelpts and Payments bas18 In accord8nce with section 133 of the CharitiesAct 2011.Theysummarise cash received and paid duringthe year and present assets and liabilities atyearend. These accounts do not attempt to show a-true and fairview" and are not prepared In 8ccord8nce with the Charities SORP IFRS 102) The accounts are prepared on 8 going concern basis and are presented In sterllng which is the functional currencyotthe Charity. Funds Unrestrlcted funds are avallable for use 8t the discretion of the Trustees In furth8r8nce of the general objectlves of the Charity and whlch have not been designated for other purposes. D8sign8ted fund8 comprise unrestricted funds that have boen Set aside bythe Trustees for particu18r purposes. The alm and u8e of each designated fund Is set out Inthe notesto the fln8ncl818t8tement8. Restrlcted fund8 are fund8whlch are to be used in accordance withthe 8P8cific restrictions imposed by donors or whlch have been raised by the Charity for partlcular purposes. The cost of ralslng and admlnlstering Such funds 8re charged 8galnstthe spgclflc fund. The aim and use of each restrlcted fund18 set out In the notes to the financial statements. MovemÉntg in funds repre80ntactug1 ca8h flow8 only. No occrug18 or non-cash adjustrnents are included. Income recognltlon Ali incoming resources are included in the Receipts and P8ymentsAccountwhen the Charity receives the cash or monies directly into its account. Donated professional services are recognis8d in income at theirfair value i.e. the 8mount the Charitywould be willingto pay in the open marketfor such facilitles and servlces. A corresponding amount Is recognlsed In expendltur8. No 8mount is included in thefinancial statementsforvolunteertime. Expènditur8 recognitlon All expenditure is accounted foron a cash bas18 and has been classified under headings that aggregate all costs related to the category. 15
Marallkl Trust Annual Report 2025 Support costs Support costs are thos8that 8SSlStthework ofthe Charitybut do not dir8CtIy represent charitable activities and include administrative costs. They are incurred directly in support of expenditure on the object8 ofthe Charity, allocated to expendirur8 on charitable activities. 2. Control The Ch8rlty decisions are m8de byth8Trustees as a body which is detailed on p8ge 2 ofthis report. No one trustee orgroup oftrustees has dominant control. 3. Analysls of Income Year ondlng Dec 2025 Year endlng Dec 2024 Donatlons Child sponsorshlp Events Grants received 41,903 32,424 2.116 21,700 36,843 24,460 7,840 7,143 Total Income 76,286 4. Payment$ to Trustees The Trustees cover trip costs and 8ny other admlnlstrative expenses like website ch8rges, printing, postage themselves. 16
Marafiki TrustAnnu81 Report 2025 5. Analysis of Funds Balance Income Expendlture 1Jan 2025 Transfers Net Balance 31 Dec mov8m8nl 2025 Grants Ganeral Unresirlcted funds Unrestricted M8refiki Unrestricted RHCFJHC Total unrestricted Restrlcted fund8 RHYCO Chlld 8ponsorship 3.379 8.215 (6.712} 11,467) 36 3,415 1,535 39,993 123,973) 1104) 15,917 17,453 4,915 48.208 (30,684) {1,570) 15,953 20,868 806 22.256 (20,309) 1.947 2,753 RHYCO general RHYCO Second8ry School Spshlp JHC Chlld sponsorship 219 4,010 11,033) 2,977 3,196 3.401 8.932 14,338) 586 5,180 8,581 135 1,235 (1,332) 1961 38 JHC general 48 132 (84} 48 95 PEP project 826 826 Coun8elling 19 1,000 (4191 581 600 Chlldren Glfts 796 3,602 13,3251 277 1,072 Peru Fundraiser Reintegration programme 586 (5861 {586) 500 8,768 15,030) 3,738 4.238 Total restrlcted 7.335 49,935 (35,870) 14,066 21.400 TOTAL FUNDS 12,249 98,143 {66,554) (1,570) 30,019 42,268 17
Marafiki Trust Annual Report 2025 Notes on Funds Unrestricted Marafiki: Fundswith no restriction otherthan forthe Charity, i.e.. could be used fora project otherthBn RHCF orJHC. The Charityaimsto keep a minimum of £500 in thisfund for unforeseen issueslprolects. Unrestricted RHCFJHC: Funds that Can be u8ed for any aspect of RHCF or JHC RHCF child sponsorship: Funds donated specificallyfor RHCF children sponsored by individuals {£20 or 251month per child). Most donors give monthlythough some donate annuaLiy so there is money carried forward each month. RHCF general: Funds ralsed for any aspect of RHCF but notJHC orother projects. JHC child sponsorship: Funds donated specificallyforJHC chlldren spon80red by individuals {£401month per child divided b8tween two sponsors) JHC general: Funds ralsed for anyaspectof JHC but not RHCF orother projects. Parental Empowerment Project (PEP): Funds r818ed by a gr8ntto ¢overa yeer of support Inthe programme to enable families {usu8lly Mums) to set up In small buslnesses allowingthem to 8t8rt providingforthemselves. Counselling: Funds donated specifically to provide counselling in the n8wcentre, parti¢uL8rlyfor children who have undergone signifi¢anttr8uma and abuse. Children gifts: Funds donated for speclfic chlldren orfor birthday pertles or Christmas glfts. Thls fund now Includesthe money ralsed for Christma8 présents andlor ChrlBtmas tripslparty. Peru Fundraiser. Funds raised 8peoificallyfor 8 child in Giwlwho needs additional supportfor8econdary school. She is personally known to the Trustees through Giigii Special School,Thls 8UPPOrt has now ended 80 Outstanding fundswere transferred to the secondaryeducatlon fund. Reintegr8tion: Funds r8ised 8peci8lLy to help with the programme to reintegrate children who have been 8t8yingat Bella Ciao back into kinship care, foster care or back to their families. 18