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|||SORp||||||||||
|||referen||||||||||
|||ce||||||||||
|Summary
ofthe||Para
1.17|To promote
and protect women's
health
internationally
by||in|the|UK and|||||
|purposes||||||||||||
|ofthe
charity as
set out in|||a) Training
and educating
healthcare
workers and health
professionals
in how to provide optimal care during
pregnancy||||||and|||
|its|||childbirth;|||||||||
|governing||||||||||||
|document|||b) Supporting
research excellence
in women's||||health;|||||
||||c)Accelerating
the application
ofresearch|into||healthcare
environments||||||
|Summary
ofthe||Para
1.17
and|1)
Partnership
with the Obstetrics and Gynaecology Society at Barts||||||||and|
|main||1.19|the London Medical School|||||||||
|activities|||||||Slrtsand|T4|London|||
|in relation
to those|||This year, Elly Charity formed a partnership
with
student-led
Obstetrics
and Gynaecology
Society|||the
at||||||
|purposes|||Barts and the London Medical School.|||||||||
|for the||||||||||||
|public
benefit,
in
particular,
the|||This collaboration
expanded
our reach and provided
a platform to interact with the medical student
population.
In doing this
Elly Charity was able to foster an enhanced
understanding
ofwomen' s|||||||||
|activities,|||health
issues among these future healthcare||professionals.|||||||
|projects
services|or||Here's a snapshot of Elly Charity's
activities:|||||||||
|identified||||||||||||
|in the||||||||||||
|accounts.|||A) Research Collaborations|||||||||
||||The following three examples
highlight
the||||~L oso IN COLLSOOOSTION|WITN SLLT CNSOITT||||
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between
Elly Charity and the||||RSNARCN|||||
||||Obstetrics
and Gynaecology
Society at Barts||||OPPONVNlTV|||||
||||and the London Medical School,||||Thoro Iso chance tar s medical students|||to||
||||demonstrating
our joint efforts in||||pohmlpole
In 2 research
To find out more and sign|pro)ea (2
up. the hnk|each)
to the|||
||||contributing
to women's
health research and||||gangle torm Is In Ihe|descrlptlon.||||
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|Achievem|ents|and P|erformance|||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|||SORP||||
|||reference||||
||||1)
Partnership
with the Obstetrics and Gynaecology|Society at||
||||Barts and the London Medical School|||
|Summary|of|Para 1.20|Overall, the collaboration
with the Obstetrics
and Gynaecology|||
|the main
achievements|||Society at Barts and the London Medical School has:|||
|ofthe charity,
identifying
the
difference the
charity's
work
has made to|||~ Empowered
Future Health Professionals
The involvement
of medical students
in Elly Charity projects has
utilised their talents and motivation
while providing
them with
enriching
learning
opportunities
and professional
development.|||
|the||||||
|circumstances|||~ Championed
Women's
Health|||
|of its|||The collaboration
has served as a platform to spotlight|women' s||
|beneficiaries|||health issues, women's
health
research
and encouraged|the||
|and any wider|||upcoming
generation
to specialise
in women's
health or advocate|||
|benefits to|||for these concerns
in their careers.|||
|society as|a|||||
|whole.|||~ Fostered Relationships|||
||||The partnership
has extended
Elly Charity's
reach, influence,||and|
||||resources, setting a standard
for future collaborations.|||
||||~ Promoted
Diverse Collaboration|||
|The|partnership
has cultivated
a space and networks that brings|partnership
has cultivated
a space and networks that brings|partnership
has cultivated
a space and networks that brings|
|---|---|---|---|
|together various perspectives
and expertise.||||
|~ Enhanced
Elly Charity's
Visibility||||
|The|collaboration
has broadened
Elly Charity's
exposure
among|||
|future healthcare
professionals,
promoting
research
and||||
|educational
opportunities
to an expanded
audience.||||
|A)|Research Collaborations|||
|Medical students
involved
research collaborations
with
Elly||||
|Charity||||
|Students from the Obstetrics
and Gynaecology
Society at Barts|||and|
|the|London Medical School benefitted
both professionally
and|||
|personally
through:||||
|~|Hands-On
Experience: The students
were able to participate|||
||and obtain invaluable
hands-on
experience. This practical|||
||exposure goes beyond textbook learning,
providing
them|with||
||a real-world
understanding
ofthe complexities
and challenges|||
||in women's
health
and research.|||
|~|Skill Development:
The projects offered the students|||
||opportunities
to enhance their research
skills, such as project|||
||planning,
data collection, analysis,
and presentation.
They||also|
||developed
their communication
skills through
interaction||with|
||various stakeholders,
including
patients,
healthcare|||
||professionals,
and research teams.|||
|~|Networking:
Being part ofthese initiatives
allowed the|||
||students to build relationships
with experienced
professionals|||
||in the field. These connections
could provide future|||
||collaborative
opportunities,
mentorship,
and career guidance.|||
|~|Professional
Growth: The involvement
in these research|||
||projects could be a substantial
addition to the student's|||
||portfolios,
helping them stand out in their future career|||
||pursuits.
It also highlights
their commitment
to improving|||
||women's
health,
a quality that potential
employers
may value.|||
|~|Enhanced
Understanding:
Working directly with patients|and||
||different societal groups
helped students
understand
the|social||
||determinants
of health
and the importance
of culturally|||
||sensitive care. This comprehension
can make them more|||
||empathetic
and effective healthcare
providers
in the future.|||
|~|Advocacy Skills: Students gained
insights
into patient|||
||advocacy, understanding
the importance
of patient voices||in|
||research. This knowledge
could influence their approach|as||
||they progress
in their careers.|||
|In collaboration
with the Society, Elly Charity's
commitment
to|||its|
|mission of promoting
and protecting
women's
health
by supporting||||
|research excellence
in this space has focused on:||||
|Ngawai|
|---|
|May 27,2022
1 min|
|Zumbathon:
Collaborating
to raise funds|
|Ellg
for Elly Charity|
|The fantastic student team at the Obstetrics and Gynaecology
Society|
|lgarts and the l.ondon medical school) organised
a fantastic Zumba. ..|
|2)
Delivering
Educational
Courses|
|Elly Charity's courses have had broad-reaching
benefits for|
|healthcare
professionals,
patients,
and society at large:|
|~
Direct Beneficiaries: Healthcare
professionals
gained expanded|
|knowledge
and skills on topics like exam preparation
and|
|menopause
management,
leading to improved
patient care.|
|~
Indirect Beneficiaries: Women and the wider patient|
|population
benefits from the enhanced
care delivered
by these|
|trained
professionals.|
|~
Knowledge
Sharing: The courses foster global knowledge|
|sharing,
with international
attendees
disseminating
insights|
|within their local communities.|
|~
Financial Sustainability:
The paid courses provide funds for|
|sustaining
and expanding
Elly Charity's work.|
|~
Societal Impact: Byaddressing
under-explored
women's
health|
|aspects,
Elly Charity raises awareness,
advocating for better|
|women's
healthcare.|
|Post Reproductive
Health &Menopause
Management
Course|
|(January 2022)|
|Attended
by over 170delegates from multiple
countries,
this|
|Course offered updated
insights on Menopause
Care to clinicians,|
|nurses, and others interested
in post-reproductive
health. This not|
|only strengthened
the global network ofhealthcare
professionals|
|but also empowered
attendees to handle complexities of post-|
|reproductive
health
and menopause
effectively. This initiative|
|underlines
Elly Charity's commitment
to women's
health at all life|
|stages.|
|Primary Care Course on Integrated
Women's
Health
(April 2022)|
|The free Course was attended
by 150 professionals.
It enhanced|
|their understanding
oftopics like Polycystic Ovarian
Syndrome
and|
|Contraception
through
expert lectures and interactive
Q&A|
|sessions. This course boosted the expertise of primary
healthcare|
|professionals,
enriching the care given to women.|
|8)
Delivering the cocreated Health Literacy Project|
|The Health
Literacy Project aims to improve
health
literacy among|
|non-English
speaking
pregnant
women. The project has facilitated|
|first-hand
insights into the experiences 20women
helping to plan|
|targeted
and acceptable interventions.
The positive reception ofthe|
|concept by the women themselves
and their interest
in|
|participating
signifies a clear demand
and a general interest
in|
|learning about their involvement
in women's
health research.|
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|inanc|ial
Review|ial
Review|ial
Review|ial
Review|ial
Review|||||
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|Review|ofthe charity's||||||Para 1.21|Essential to the on-going success ofElly is the||
|financial|position|||at|the end|||necessity for sound financial planning
and good||
|ofthe period||||||||governance.
To that end, the trustees are||
|||||||||delighted
to report that apositive return has||
|||||||||been made in its second year ofoperations.|This|
|||||||||not only enables us to continue to develop the||
|||||||||long-term
strategy ofthe organisation,
but||
|||||||||creates abuffer against future financial||
|||||||||challenges.
In 2022 income was KI17,153||
|||||||||(2021-f165,467)with a surplus off27,579||
|||||||||(2021-6134,857)||
|Statement||explaining|||the||Para 1.22|It is the policy ofthe charity that unrestricted||
|policy for holding||||reserves||||funds which have not been designated
for a||
|stating|why|they||are|held|||specific use should be maintained
at a level||
|||||||||sufficient to provide services for at least six||
|||||||||months. The Trustees consider reserves at this||
|||||||||level will ensure that, in the event ofa||
|||||||||significant
drop in funding,
they will be able to||
|||||||||continue
the charity's
current activities while||
|||||||||consideration
is given to ways in which||
|||||||||additional
funds may be raised. The trustees||
|||||||||will work look at ways to increase their free||
|||||||||reserves in line with the growth ofthe charity.||
|||||||||Amounts
held in Restricted
funds have been||
|||||||||earmarked
for a specific use as deemed||
|||||||||necessa
b
the trustees.||
|Amount|of|reserves|||held||Para 1.22|6162,436 2021 - K134,857||
|Reasons for|||holding||zero||Para 1.22|N/A||
|reserves||||||||||
|Details|of fund materially|||||in|Para 1.24|N/A||
|deficit||||||||||
|Explanation|||of any||||Para 1.23|N/A||
|uncertainties|||about||the|||||
|charity|continuing|||as a going||||||
|concern||||||||||
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|The charity's
principal
sources offunds
(including|Para 1.47|
|---|---|
|any fundraising)||
|Investment
policy and
objectives
including
any|Para 1.46|
|social investment
policy||
|adopted||
|A description
ofthe principal|Para 1.46|
|risks facing the charity||
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|Description
of charity's||||||||
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|trusts:||||||||
|Type ofgoverning
document|Para 1.25|Constitution||||||
|trust deed, ro al charter||||||||
|How is the charity|Para 1.25|Charitable||Incorporated||Organisation|(CIO)|
|constituted?||||||||
|(e.g unincorporated||||||||
|association,
CIO||||||||
|Trustee selection methods|Para 1.25|Appointed||by a resolution||passed at a||
|including
details of any||properly|convened||meeting ofthe Charity|||
|constitutional
provisions e.g.||Trustees.||||||
|election to post or name of||||||||
|any person or body entitled||||||||
|to appoint one or more||||||||
|trustees||||||||
|Additional
information|(optional)|(optional)|||
|---|---|---|---|---|
|You ma
choose to include further statements|||where relevant|about:|
|Policies and procedures
adopted for the induction||Para 1.51|||
|and training
oftrustees|||||
|The charity's
organisational
structure
and any wider||Para 1.51|||
|network
with which the|||||
|charity works|||||
|Relationship
with any related||Para 1.51|||
|parties|||||
|Other|||||
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|Charit|name||Ell
Charit||||
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|Other name the charity uses|||EAST LONDON|INTERNATIONAL|WOMEN'S|HEALTH|
||||CHARITY (Working
name)||||
||||ELLY (Working|name)|||
||||ELLYAPPEAL|Former name|||
|Re istered charit||number|1188897||||
|Charity's|principal|address|Royal London
Hospital||||
||||Dept ofObstetrics 8 Gynaecology||||
||||8th floor, South|Tower|||
||||Whitechapel
Road||||
||||London||||
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|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|||||||Restricted|||||
||||||Unrestricted|income|Endowment||||
|Recommended
categories||||by activity|funds|funds|funds|Totaifunds|Prior year|funds|
|||||||||g|||
|income (Note 3)|||||FQ'i|F02|FQ3|FQ4|FQ5||
|income and sndovi/tttents|||from:||||||||
|Donations and legacies|||||7,510|7,160||14,670|21,369||
|Chantabfe t5V. ilies|||||102366|||102+66|143,596||
|Other trading activities||||||||||450|
|Investmerds|||||||||||
|Separate material
item ofincome|||||||||||
|Other|||||17|||||53|
|Total|||||109,993|||117,153|165,467||
|Expenditure
(Notes||4)|||||||||
|Expenditure
on:|||||||||||
|Raising funds||||||||||264|
|Chantabte
activities|||||36,420|||36,420||6,757|
|Separate material expense|item||||||||||
|Other|||||53,154|||53,154|23589||
||||||89,574|||89574|30,610||
|Net incomel(expenditure)||||before tax for|||||||
|the reporting
period|||||20,419|7,160||27,579|134,857||
|Tax payable|||||||||||
|Net incomel(expenditure}||||after tax|||||||
|before investment||gains/(tosses)|||20,419|7,160||27,579|||
|Net gains/posses)
on|||||||||||
|investments|||||||||||
|Net incomel(expenditure)|||||20,419|||27,579|||
|Extraordinary
items|||||||||||
|Transfers between||funds|||||||||
|Other recognised|gainsl(losses):||||||||||
|Gains and tosses on revaluation|||of|fixed assets forthe|||||||
|charity's cwn use|||||||||||
|Other gains/(losses)|||||||||||
|Net movement
in funds|||||20,419|7,160|||||
|Reconciliation of|||||||||||
|funds:|||||||||||
|Total funds bmught fonsant|||||134,857|||134,857|||
|Total funds cerned||forward|||155,276|7,160||162,436|||
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|||||Unrestricted|Restricted||
|||Analysis ofincome||funds|Funds|Total funds|
|||||||F|
|Donations|and legacies:|Donations and gifts||7,510|7,160|14,670|
|Charitable|activities:|Teaching||102,466|0|102,466|
|Other Trading activIes||Fundralslng|eiNxits|0|0|0|
|Other||Bank Interest||17|0|17|
|TOTAL INCOME||||109,993|7,160|117,153|
|||||Endowment|||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|||Unrastdcted|funds|funds.|Tctal.funda.||
|Costs - Running courses|{foodltravel)|27,400|||27400||
|Course Examination fees||2,850|||2,850||
|Franchise fees||5,280|||5,280||
|R4e-Players||890|||899-||
|Admin Fee||16,8'19|||16,8'I9||
|Accountancy||800|||800||
|Audit||672|||672||
|Chardabie
donations||5,001|||5.00.1.||
|Bank charges||532|||532||
|Depreciation||1,344|||1,344||
|Gifts||1,670|||1,670||
|1TExpenses||14„936.|||14936||
|Meetings 8 Subsistence||2+23.|||-2+23||
|Postage||44|||44||
|Sponsorship||2,000|||2,000||
|Stationery and printing||189|||169||
|Sundry||618|||618||
|Tralfllflg||5,626|||5,626||
|||89,574|||89,574||
|||||Fixtures|||
|||||fittings and|||
|||||equipment|||
|At 30August 2021||||1404|||
|Additions||||3972|||
|At 29August 2022||||5,378|||
|Oepreciation|||||||
|At 30August 2021||||351|||
|Charge for the Period|||||||
|At29August 2022|||||||
|lftit book values.|||||||
|At29August 2022||||3,881|||
|At 29August 2021||||1,053|||
|Cash in hand 8 bank||||164,441||82,551|
|Accrued Income||||0||52,653|
|Note 7|Creditors:|amounts|falling|due within|one year||
|||||2022||2021|
|Accruals and deferred income|||||||
|||||5585.94||1400|
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