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2023-03-31-accounts

ADP African Development Project

Trustee’s Annual Report 01/04/2022 – 30/04/2023

Responding to the challenge of Sexual Health, HIV and Social Exclusions.

“Know Your Status”

ADP African Development Project Trustees Annual Report for the Year 01/04/2022 To

30/04/2023 separately with the Financial Statement of the Charity

Charity information

Reference and Administration Details:

Charity Name: ADP African Development Project

Charity number: 1188460

Organisation Type: Charitable incorporated Organisation Main Office: B-Box Business

3, Oswin Road, Leicester

LE3 1HR

Banker: HSBC – UK

11 Hinckley Road, Leicester

LE3 OLG

The Mains Funders For The Year 2022 - 2023

ADP African Development Project

Aims and Objectives

ADP African Development Project (ADP) is a voluntary organisation which was established since 20[th] March 2020.

We exist to keep raising awareness on HIV, promoting a Positive Sexual Health, Teaching young people how to protect themselves to avoid infections and early pregnancy. To give most of the tools while they are growing up and to challenge social exclusions.

Area of work included:

Telephone: 07538182874

www.ADPLeicesterservices.co.uk

email: ADPAfricanDevelopmentProject@gmail.com

Facebook: Facebook/ADPAfrican Development Project

Address: B-Business Box

03, Oswin Road, Leicester

LE3 1HR

Afliated Organisation & Partners

Future development

Focus on PrEP Revolution.

To describe the use of Truvada as prevention for exposure to HIV (PrEP ) Infections in the United Kingdom. The use of PrEP and the challenges of Implementation are very instructive as other countries adopt this intervention and it becomes a fundamental part of Worldwide effort for HIV prevention, and much can be learned now as NHS adopted.

The Pre-exposure prophylaxis for HIV is the use of drugs, typically antiretrovirals, by uninfected individuals to prevent them from acquiring HIV infection.

We need to look around the African Community in Leicester and UK in particularly. If people have knowledge of PrEP and how many people are using it. What the LEVEL of Stigma.

Trustees Annual Report

As Lockdown restrictions ease, the charity commissions brought some changes following the UK government running costs and demand to rise. With the Inflation rising in 2022-2023, the increase in Living Costs is likely to lead to lower-income households to struggle financially. As a result, the demand for the charity services increase and our sector get more challenges. The outlook for funding remains uncertain. As the society goes forward, the charity commission decided to go digital, to create an Online Service but there’s still a concern about how many volunteers would have a lack of Digital Skills in our organisation.

It took us time to register for Charity Commission Online Services and to fully understand how the service was going to work which held us back a little bit in our plan.

The Charity Commission was launched on 31/07/2023 and each charity need to have set up their own Charity Commission Account, using a personal email address and password to access the service on behalf of a charity.

Our services became accessible to Charity Commission Account Log In only in November 2023.

This new system is easy to access the services and help with the environment.

Big thanks to the Charity Commission Teams for this Digital Innovation where from one account we can access everything.

IN 2023, it was the year of Government Financial difficulty with high inflation. More donations were going for the foods, Energy price, etc… This Sexual Health factor has suffered for fundings, and ADP African Development Project was the case.

Big Thanks to the “ The Henry Smith Charity ” for supporting our cause. This grant of £10,000 really helped us to cover our activities in the year 2022 to 2023. Also, big thanks to the Leicester Community Foundation for your support of £2,500 to carry on supporting our Digital program in giving more information to the Leicester and Leicestershire African Community through our website. We know that to drive everyone digitally is not easy where old generation of African people in Leicester are still behind on computing skills. This is going to be also one of our targets for the year to come to help people about how to find Sexual Health information and how to apply for the Black Condoms online to be delivered at the address or collected from our office. Our collaboration with different organisations in the field like TRADE (LGBT Organisation) and Leicester Sexual Health (LSH) are very successful.

We joined together with TRADE in 2023 to do all major activities like testing week at Alino Bar/Restaurant, World AID Day at Leicester Museum and art gallery, football event at Highfields Rangers Fc. We stick together to do more events to raise awareness on HIV Prevention , Black condoms, and PrEP.

Unfortunately, last year 2023, two of our Key Trustee Members left the organisation for a full pay job.

We managed to recruit a new Trustee in the name of Dr Junior Kasongo. Very good in Digital world. Dr Junior Kasongo is a new Trustee in the committee Director Board of ADP African Development Project.

Achievement & Performance

Very happy to see how our website performed in 2023. See the Performance Diagram from our Domain Provider Fats Hosts.

We have started from nothing to achieve 2697 viewers in July 2023 to drop to 1658 viewers in August 2023 then the number of visitors decreased again by 1820 in September 2023 compared to last month. We decreased again in number of visitors to out website to 1508 viewers in October 2023, then picked it up again in November 2023 to 1904 viewers, then finishing the year of 2023 with fewer 1512 viewers. That from our website www.ADPLeicesterServices.co.uk.

But we also got performance from door-to-door to the African Business-like Hair Cuts shop, African Bar/Restaurants, door to our office. We had 844 people visiting our office during the year to request “ ORA Quick HIV Test ”. It is a saliva test to cut down on blood test contamination. We have people requesting for black condoms also; An American condoms style. A lot of them are those who are travelling to Africa for holiday.

The challenges are also there because not much awareness or protective materials are available. We are still giving them knowledge about the risks they may face and their vulnerability to adverse consequences of unprotected sexual activity.

Challenges

Future Development

Our organization growth (see Diagram from FastHosts) push us also to concentrate on the diversity among Black African Community in Leicester and Leicestershire.

Each African Community in Leicester has his own culture which sometimes are hard to break the Stigma, to talk about the subject openly.

This future development will include:

Financial Activities Year 01 April 2022 to 31 March 2023 Financial Activities Year 01 April 2022 to 31 March 2023 Financial Activities Year 01 April 2022 to 31 March 2023 Financial Activities Year 01 April 2022 to 31 March 2023
ADP Financial Report01 April to 31 March 2023
Expenditure PROJECT
PROJECTION
COST Year
2022-2023
Project Cost
2022-2023
Funded Project For
Hire of Ofce £800/Year £547,20 Hiring an ofce at B-
BusinessBox Leicester
Outreach to The
African Business
and Community
in Leicester City
£6000/Year £4800 Weekly Transport to all
Volunteer for outreach to
the African business and
Community to raise
Awareness on Sexual
Health.
STAFFS and
Volunteers’
Snacks
£2000/Year £2080 Weekly SNACKs for All
Volunteers and TRUSTEE
Operational
Costs
Domain
Renewal Cost
with Fast Hosts
Company
£50/Year £50 A yearly expense to renew
our Domain
Performance
Costs with
FastHosts
Company
£150/Year £144 A monthly Performance
Evaluation for ADP website
Momentum Web
Hosting with
Fast Hosts
Limited
£156/Year £158.4 Ofering a statistic of our
website.
www.adpleicesterservices.c
o.uk
Extended
Supporton PHP
£0 £0 Our PHP hosting was no
long compatible
Website
Commissioning,
Maintenance
and Training
with E-Solution
US Company
£1000 £880 Twice a year we do ofer to
our stafs IT training and
Maintenace to our website
ADP Jumpers
Printing
£1000 £780 Printing an ADP jumper
with message “Ask me for
C-Card” to raise awareness
onc-card
Printing ADP
Material
£300 £300 Printing Posters, leafet and
T-shirt for ADPcampaign
Testing
Equipment
£500 £383.80 Purchasing a HIV advanced
home self testing
ORAQUICK with
INVITECH.COMPANY. It is an
oral test to avoid Blood
contamination
Condoms £0 £0 Provided by LSH (Leicester
Sexual HealthClinic)
following our contract to
them.
Business card
for ADP
£200 £200 Producing ADP African
Development project
business card.
Events £2000 £1000 Football tournament
community building
through sport, health
awareness and music to
promote Sexual Health
Prevention. National
Testing week and
International World AIDS
Day
Capital Costs
Microsoft MSPO
Software+ 365+
McAFEE
£500 £264.99 Software for all ADP laptops
Software
Installation
“know how”
£80 £80 Software installation for
repair
Printers, INK
and IT
equipment
£500 £329.98 Purchasing Epson E-Tank
Printer for ADP work and
Ink
Training on HIV
evolution and
condomuse
£400 £150 Training diferent
community to understand
how HIV works
Accounting £500 £300
Donations £360 £360 Monthly Donation from
TRUSTEES at 10/Month
TOTAL Project
Projection
Cost
£15.896
TOTAL
CHARITY
Funded from
01 April 2022
to 31 March
2023
£12900 Funded by: THE HENRY
SMITH CHARITY AND
LEICESTER AND
RUTLAND Community
Foundations.
TOTAL
CHAIRTY
Expenditure
£12.448