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Providing Family Support To Help Vulnerable Children Thrive
REPORT AND UNAUDITED ACCOUNTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
CHARITY NUMBER 1189460

TUSHINDE CHILDREN'S TRUST
REPORT AND Accouwrs
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
Charity Number- 1189460
Contents
Poge
Trustees, Annual Report
Ilncluding legal and admlnistrative information)
Independent Examinerfs Rewrt to the Trustees
Statement ol Financial Activities
Ilncluding Income and ExpendilLtre Account)
Balance Sheet
Stalèmgnl of Cash Flows
Notss to the Accounls
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TUSHINDE CHILDREN'S TRUST
TRUSTEES, ANNUAL REPORT
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
The Iruslees are pleased lo weseni their report together wlh Ihg unaudited financial statements ol Ihe charity
lor the year ended 31 Decemb8r 2023.
The financial slalernents have been prepared in accordance with Ihè accounting policies sel out on page 9
and comply with the charity's conslilulion, and Accounting and Reporting by Charilies.. Slalemenl of
Recommended Praclice applicablg lo charities preparing their accounts in accordancè wllh the Financial
Reporting Standard applicable in the UK and Republic ol Ireland IFRS 102}.
Reference ond Admlnlglratlve Informatlon
Charity Number-.
1189460
Operalional Addiess..
Kempthorne. Moidaunl Orive. Crowthorne, RG45 7QQ
Bankers..
Viroin Money. 718 High Street, Dundge. DD1 1 SS
Independent Examiner..
Jonathan L. Adamson CA, Cheslney House, 149 Market Street,
Sl Andrews, File, KY16 9PF
Megan Wright
Director..
Trusleeg
The charity is adminlslered by Ihe trusl88s. The following persons have seNed throughout the year and since
the year end..
lan Stanlake
James Caddy
Anita Etheridge
Caroline Jordan
Florence Koenderink
Matthew Oakman
Simon Pennington
(ch￿rI
lappoinled April 20231
lappoinled April 20231
(Teslgned July 20231
Charitable Purposes
The Tushinde Children's Trust was fofmed to fullil the lollomng objectives:
lal Wiihin Nairobi, lo provide schooling an(1 to relieve poverty principally ihrough..
the provislon ol schooling lor slum and street ¢hildren',
shelter lor deslilule children-
economic 5UPPOrt lor parents and carers who are living in extreme poverty in order
that their dependent school-aged children can cornplele their schooling without their
being taken into resldenlial care and.,
support lor parerbts and carers who are living in extreme poverty and have
gxporienced inlerruplions to their schooling. in order that they may compl8le Iheir
foundation learning.
Ibl To woth in partnership with Iwal non-governmental organisations and olhei agencies in ordgr to
d81iver these services.
StrU￿ure, Governance and Managemenl
The charity is a charitabl8 incorp¥Jraled organisation registered on 13 May 2020.
The charty is Supervised by the Iruslees who meet as reqLJired bul al leasl quarterly. All ol the work ol the
charity is done on a voluntary basis by the Irustees.
The charily has induction pr￿edureS lor new trustees which include a meeting with exisbng trustees and the
issue ol an inducliorh pack containing key documents.

TUSHINDE CHILDREN'S TRUST
TRUSTEES, ANNUAL REPORT
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
Rlsk Assessment
The trustees have assessed the major risks to which the Charity is exposed, in particular thos8 relating to the
operations and finances of the charity. and are satisfied that systems are in place lo mib'gale the charity's
exposure to the maior risks.
Revlew ol th9 Actlvltles and Achlevements
Charily revlew
Our targeted programmes and dedicated sttial workers provide tailored family care and access to edu¢alion
lor the poor8sl families in the Klambiu and Malhare informal settletnents ol Nairobi, Kenya. We help families
strengthen and slay together. providing them with a path from crisis to independence. Our aim is lo support
farnilies and to he￿ children thrive.
Since inception in 2010, our programrnes have successlulty supported ov&r 1,000 children in Dvgr 350
households and, despite their sus¢eplibiliiies, no Child directly under our programme has been taken into
inslitutionalised care. Our comrnilrnent to the children and communities we work with remains as strong as
ever. VV& know Ih6ir needs are pressing and our support makes a real difference.
Delivering our programme
2023 was the first year since the Covid pandemic that we were able to run a full programme of holiday camps
and child empowermenl workshops during the school holidays. 11 was oreal lo see so many childrÈn having
lun, wiihoul Iho need for social distancing, eating well over the holidays, calching up on missed work and
leaming how to slay sale IrDm abusers in their n&ighbourho(xY.
The legacy ol the Covid pandemic was one ol the global events that contribuled lo the weakening ol the
Kenyan Shilling to a 30 year low against the US Dollar during the year. This tnade the'basics, more expensive,
further exacerbating the cost DI living crisis lor the poorest hoLJsehDlds, and resulting in an increased need for
our services. It has also led to a higher c05t ol dglivery lor our programmes.
In fundraising we allracted new donors, including securing a one ON donation from Meeting Needs to support
our schools programme and three year commitments from both the Lewin Trust and Baille Gifford to deliver a
foster care programThe and irnwove Dur data collection and storage processes. We have also continued to
receive lanlaslic, loyal support of our existing donors. Together with our dedicated ieam. our donors continue
lo make our wort( possible.
Our family support programme has evolved and expanded as we have become more established, from
working with local schools lo eradicate corporal punishment or providing daycarÈ facilities so babies are cared
lor while their caregivers s&ek work. We were therefore delighted to be able lo open a third daycarg during
the year. providing a safe environmgnl for up lo 30 pre school children six days a week.
During the year, our team of dedicated social worker5 and 5UPPOrt staff protected a total 01439 children from
families who are lacing the most extreme challenges. A further 168 children were supported through our
outreach work ol youth groups, holiday camps and community days, a vital part of our programme. Over
10,000 more were indirectly supported as they benefit from the work we do in schools lo make them a sale
environment for children lo leam.
That said, our success is determined by keeping children out ol inslitutionalised care, and families graduating
from the programme to live a life independent ol Dur support. In 2023, 24 larnilies graduated, taking the total
19 214 since inception. with no children directly under our programme taken into inslilutionalised care. This Is
a level DI success we are proud ol.

TUSHINDE CHILDREN'S TRUST
TRUSTEES. ANNUAL REPORT
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
Governance
The Boaié has been refreshed over the last two years with the retirement ol a number ol longstanding
members and the recruitment of new Trustees. During the year we welcomed Anita Elheridge and Jarnes
Caddy to the board and said goodbye lo Matthew Oakham.
We are a￿ayS on the lookout lor mole Iruslees and volunteers to support us in the work we do, so please let
us know M you would like lo gel involved.
Outlook
We expect the demand lor our programme and services lo remain slrong, limited only by Ihe amount ol money
we can attract from donors and the breadth of our partnership network. We are hopeful that the proven and
recognised success ol our programrne will continue lo attract donors and partners.
Thank you to everyone who makes our work possible. We are humbled by Iheir loyalty and their trust in us lo
make a lasting difference lo children's lives.
Tushinde means 'We Succeed, in Kswahili - we may be biasod. bul wè think we do!
Funds
The charity holds unr8slricled funds applled lor the general purposes ol the charity and also reslricled funds
created from specific appeals lor the undernoled purposes..
Daycare- lo operate day care centres.
Family Support- lo provide taikired care and support lo lamili8S.
FCDO-MQZG- using technology lo access online social work tools and the governvnenl's child Protection
register.
Holiday Cafflp- lo provide tuition and activities lor children during the school holidays.
School Outreach- lo improve child protection in schools.
Secondary Scholarship- lo provide assistance to high pBrforming primary school leavers.
Training & Graduation - lo assist caregivers to establish businesses.
Youth Piografflme - to improve support for youn9 people identified as being al risk in the widèr communily.
Fosler Carg- lo provide an emergency lostgr care seNlce
Details ol activities in the period are contained in note 10 lo the Accounts.

TUSHINDE CHILDREN'S TRUST
TRUSTEES, ANNUAL REPORT
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
Rosotrves Policy
Total reseNes carried forward at 31 December 2023 amounted lo £180,274 12022 - £132.6611. ol which
£99,114 12022 - £79,4761 are restricted for the purposes described in nolg 10. The increase in reslricled
reserves in th8 year is dug lo new monies received from donors lor rnulti-year Progratnmes which will be drawn
down over the life ol the programme, including the n$wv losler programme. Unreslricled funds of £81.16012022
£53,185) are hekl to cover UK operational costs and to enable the further funding of projecls in Kenya. The
increase in the year reflects the liming of payments to Kenya, the cost of dgveloping a new website, and UK
staff recruitment.
Investment Policy
No funds are held lor investrnenl.
Statement of Trustees, Rgsponsibilities
The trustees are responsible lor preparing the TTuslees' Aewrt and the financial slatements in accordance
with applicable law and United Kingdorn Accounting Standards Iunited Kingdom Generally Acceplgd
Accounting Practice).
The law applicable to charikn.es in England and Wales requires the Trustees lo prepare financial statements
lor each financial year which give a true and fair view ol the stsle ol affairs ol the Charity and ol the income
and expènditure ol the Charity for Ihal period.
In preparing these financial statements the trustees are required to..
select suitable accounting F)olicies and then apply thgm consistentty
observe the methods and principles in the Charities SORP.
make judgernents and estimates that are rgasDnable and prudeni.,
slate whether applicable accounting standards have been followed, subject to any material departures
disclosed and explained in the financia1 slalements., and
prepare the financial slalemonls on the going concern basis unless il is inappropriate to presume that the
charty will ctsntinue in operation.
The Irus198s are responsible tor maintaining proper accounting records which dis¢lose with reasonable
accuracy at any time the financial position ol the charity and enables them to ensure that the financial
statements comply wtth the Charities Act 2011. The Iruslees are also responsible for safeguarding the assels
of the charrty and hence lor taking reasonable steps lor the prgvenlion and detection of fraud and othar
irregularities.
Approved by the trustees on 18 July 2024 and signed on their behalf by..
James Caddy. {Truslee)

INDEPENDENT EXAMINER'S REPORT TO THE TRUSTEES OF
TUSHINDE CHILDREN'S TRUST
I report on the accounts of the charity lor Ihe year ended 31 December 2023, which ale set oul on pages 6 10
12.
Respective Responsibilities of Trustees and Examiner
The chartty's Iruslees are responsible for the preparation ol the accounts. The trustees consider that an audit
is not required loi this year under seclion 144121 ol the Charities Act 2011 Ilhe 2011 Acll and that an
independent @xaminalion is needed.
It is my responsibility lo..
examine the accounts undei section 145 of the 2011 Act
lo follow the procedures laid down in Ihe general Directions given by the Ch21ily Commission under
seclion 14515llbl ol the 2011 Act
lo slate whether particular malleTS have come to my attention.
This ieport Is made lo the trustees, as a body, in accordance wSlh the terms of my engagement. My work has
b8en und8rtaken so that I might slate lo Ihe Iruslees those mallers l am rgquired lo slate lo them in an
independent examiner's reporl and lor no other purpose. To Ihe lullesl extenl permilted by law, I do nol accept
or assume responsibility to anyone other than the charity and the Iruslees for my work or for this Teport.
Basls of Independent Examlner's Statement
My exafflinalion was carried out in accordance with th8 general Directions given by the Charity Commission.
An exarninalion includes a review of the accounting records kept by the charity and a comparison ol the
accounts presented with those records. It also includes consideration ol any unusual items or disclosures in
Ihg accounts. and seeking explanalions from you as Irusl88s concerning any such malt9rs. Thg pro¢edures
undertaken do not provide all Ihe evidence Ihat would be required in an audit and consequently no opinion is
given as to whether the accounts present a 'true and lair view, and the report is limited to those matters sel
OLrt in the statement below.
Independenl Exarnlner's Statement
In connection with tny examinatson, no tnatter has come lo my attention=
111 which givos me reasonable caus8 lo bg1iev8 that in any malgrial respect Ihg r9quirements'.
to keep ac¢ounling records in accordance with section 130 01 Ihg 2011 Act
to preparg accounts which accord wilh th8 accounting records and comply with Ihe accouniing
reqLJirements ol Ihe 2011 Acl and wilh the methods and principles ol the Slalemenl ol
Flecommended Practice.. Accounting and Reporting by Charities
have nol been met- or
121 lo which, in my opinion, allenlion should be drawn in ordei lo enable a proper understanding ol the
accounts to be reached.
Jonathan L. AdaTnson C.A.
Independent Examiner
Chestney House
149 Market street
St Andrews
Flfe
KY16 9PF
18 July 2024

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Statement of Cash Flows
for the year ended 31 Dgc8mbÈr 2023
Totsl
Funds
2023
Prlor
Year
2022
Cash flow8 from operatlng activitie$:
Ng1 Gash provided by operatlng activities (see below)
104.769
Cash flows from investirtg a¢tiviiies:
Interest
Net cash provlde(J by Investlng activities
7.233
1,793
1,793
Change in cash and cash equivalents in the year
10,420
106.562
Cash and cash equivalents brought forward
133,079
26.517
Cash and cash equivalents ¢8rried forward
143,499
133,079
Analysis of changes In net debt
Cash al 1 January
133,079
26,517
Cash flows in year
10,420
106,562
Cash at 31 December
143,499
133,079
Reconciliation of ngt movement in funds lo nel Cash flow from operating a¢tivitle$
Net rnovemenl in funds
Deduct investment income
Ilncreaselldecrease in debtors
Increaselldecreasel in creditors
Nol cash provided by operating acllvitigs
47,613
17,2331
(202,1471
106,002
11,7931
148,6921
104.769

TUSHINDE CHILDREIIS TRUST
Nolo$ to the finanelal Stat•menl$ for th8 yèar èndéd 31 Decemb8r 2023
Aceounting Policie5
The princip￿ atcounling p)Ides adopiÈd, jLKlgeffl8nls and koy sources ol estimalion uncertwnty in the ￿paratI￿ of
Ihe financlal $18lemenl& are as folbyè..
1.1 Basls ol Preparing the Fln8n¢i81 Statements
The flnantiy￿ slalements have been prepared in accordance Wilh Accouniiw atyl Reportln9 by Charllles.. Statement
ol Recommended Prac￿¢0 4WlieablB lo chariiies preparing their accoun15 in accordance ￿1th the Financi31 Reportin9
siandard applicable in the UK and Republic ot Ireland IFRS 1021 leffeGlive J January 20191 (Charilies SORP IFRS
1021. the Fi#anGpal Fleporting Slandard akylcable in the UK and Republic ol IrelarK1 IFRS 1021.
The charity ffleets the delinibon ol a public benelil entity urder FRS 102. A5se15 and liabillies 3rB lnilial￿ recogniséd
el hisloiical cesi or Iiansaclion value Un￿5$ OlheNlse S￿led In the re￿vant accouniiffj policy noièlsl.
The Iruslee$ consthr Ihal Iheie are no material uncertanbes aboui the tharity's ability ltt c(Jnlinue as a gdng
concern.
The financi￿ statemen15 are prepared in sieillry, wthlch is the lunclionJ ¢uriency of chafjty. Rounding Is to the
r**Èsi pound.
1.2 Fund aceountlfig
Funds ￿￿j by the chaiity are either ￿n￿$tr￿ted oi resIr￿ed in purpose. UnresiriciÈd lunds are funds ￿thI¢￿ can bo
used in accordance %%ilh Ihp charitable objectives ai the dlscreiion ol the Iruslees. Resirfciod funds are lun(Js that
can only ￿ used lor part￿￿lar resirlcièd PUTposes ¥￿thIn the obl8cIIv8s ol the chaiity. Re51riclions arise whe
9)ecilied by Ihe donor or lurK15 ore iaisa for particular reslricle(S purtx)5es.
1.3 IncoEnè r￿09nItIOn
Incomè is re￿nISed then the charity has enlillemenl lo Ihe income, any performance condilions allached io thè
itemlsl ol income have been mel, il is ryobab￿ Ihat thè Income wll be recetved and the amount be measured
Income gFan15. whelher'c3pi18f 9rafti$ oF'revenue' grants, Is recognlsed %4han the Eharity h8$ entlllem8nt to
funds, any performance ¢orKJilions allacheo to Ihe grants have been rnel, il is probable that the inCOTne *ill be
raceiv￿ and the amountcan b& measuied reliably and is not delefied.
f.4 Expondlturo recognltlon
All resources expended are included on an acc[u￿5 basis and are recognised there Is a legal or construciive
obligation lo pay. The ¢hariiy is noi rÉgisiÈrÈd for Vabg Ad¢8d Tax arKJ attordrvJly re50urc8s exp8TrJed are sh
inclusive ol Irrecovèrable Value T&L
1.5 ￿N*￿tIal In$lntm8nts
InanciJl instruments are recognised in the charity's ba￿ftee sheet then the charity becomes patty to ihè coniTaclual
provision5 of the inslrumenl. Basi¢ linathcial assets lythich indude ¢ebiors and cash and bank balances) and bas1¢
financial lialxliiies Ivthl¢h include ciedilorsl are Iniiialty measured ai the amounl receivabk or payable including 8lly
trans2CTion Costs and aTe subsequently carried at amortised cost using the ellestive inleiest melhod. Basic financial
a55etsniaPA'lilw. d8ss1fied as reCewabl￿paYab1e within one year, *e not amortised.
1.6 Judg8ments In Ipp￿ng accounllng poli¢ie¥ and key sourc88 01 oslimatium
In Ihe arplicalion ol the charills accouniifi9 policies, the Iiusiees are required 10 make ludgèmenis. eslitnalgs and
assumpiitsns ¢wrylrKJ amount ol assets and liabili11os ihai are not re￿Ity avai￿Ne from other sources. The
eslimales and associated aswmplions are based hL%lor1c￿ experience ar￿ olhew laclors that aTe relevant. Acltsal
results may differ from ihese e51imates. In preparing Ihese linawal siatÉmenls. the trusiees have made tho lo1bw￿n9
judgemenls..
A¢cruaL%
Tru51ees eslimaie Ihe ¢equiTemÈnts lor accruals uslng posi year end inforrnaiion. Thls Idenhfies costs Ihal are
expected 10 be i￿Urfed IOT servi¢gs wovided by olher parties. ￿¢￿alS 8r8 onty Feleased vthen there kq a reasonab
expectation thai thes8 Costs wll not be invoiced in t￿ lulure.

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Notes to the Flnanclal Stat8mants lor the year ondad 31 D•eember 2023 l¢ontinuedl
Taxatlon
harilabl8 status has ljeen gran18d by HM Revenue & Customs and accorthngly thè charity is exernpl from taxatDn on ils
incorne and gains where they are applied lor ¢haritaiJe purposes.
Ut)restrl¢tod Rastricted
Funds
Fund$
2023
2tr23
Unrestricted Restricted
Funds
Funds
2022
2022
Total
2023
Totsi
2022
Incorne
Donations
Individual donations
Tax recovered urKler Gift Aid
Trusts and organisaiions
Tushinde Children's Trusl SC041330
20,800
5.982
45,WO
13,179
33.979
5,982
131790
15.437
6,439
47,042
33.033
101,951
14.535
29.972
6,439
146,228
87,790
99.186
21,686
135.407
100,969
172751
7.358
Income from ¢haritsble activities
Chariiable and lund raising event5
4,U46
4,046
11,485
11.4
101
101
11,586
11,586
knvestment and other In¢omg
Interest on Ikwsi15
7.233
7,232
7,233
1,793
1,793
1,793
1.793
Unrestrlcted Restrict
Funds
Funds
2023
2023
Unreslricled Restrlcted
Funds
Funds
2022
2022
Total
2023
TolaS
2022
Expenditure on charltable actlvltl8#
Expenses In Kenya
Travel to Kenya and operational costs
Bank & Just Givir¥J eharggs
Raising funds
Al￿ourrtancY and Bookkeoping
Legal and prDfÈssiona5 fees
Administrativè ex￿￿ltUr&
Salaries i￿luding pension costs (note 51
Slalf Iraini
31,860
758
432
468
193
180
2,463
19,839
105
56.298
76,739
108.S99
758
432
466
193
18D
2,463
23.221
105
136,417
24,606
1,726
74.222
108,828
1,726
750
1,180
750
1,160
2.653
28.303
10
69.593
820
3.473
28,303
10
144,735
3.382
80.121
75.042
Within the foregoing 8XP8llS8s of chariiable activtti8s th8 Irusiaes regard the salari8s, socid security and PenS￿n costs as
Support costs.
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TUSHINDE CHILDREN'S TRUST
Nol05 to Ihe FIna￿l41 Sialementg lor the yeareThded 31 Deeembèr 2023 l¢ontlnued)
Slattcosts and numbers
20tJ
2022
Salaries andwages
Pènsion toni1￿1 ulons
Tolal
22,545
676
TJ,121
27.479
824
28,303
The average number of employees during the yearwas as lollows..
2023
Number
2022
Number
Admink81ral￿￿
No empk)yee had benelits in excess of £60,00012022- none).
The key management personnel ol the charity ￿Mprise the TFuslees aiKt the Diie¢lor. The combinets cosl of the key
management personnel was t11.28912022- 217,7151.
All e￿ploYeeS wotk part-lime. I￿XIble hours and the reducllon in salary cosls In Ihe year ielled$ th& rÈducbon In
hours w0￿ed.
Related partylrnnsNGtIons
Trusie8S
No expenses were to Twslee812022- NID.
ThÈ vafuÈ ol IhÈ wotk done by Injsiees In glvlng ol Ihelr Ilme lor meolings. and other malters on beha￿ of the charity.
i8 not re1￿Cted in the accounts as il cannot èe qvanlified.
TushindÈ Kenya ig EÈgardÈd as a ielaied paity.
Unr051rl¢led Re$iAetÈd
Fund$
Funds
2023
2023
Unrestrlctod R88trlcted
Funds
Funds
2022
Tol81
2023
Tolal
2022
2022
Debtors
Olherdeblors
49
49
250,932
250.932
250,981
2SO 981
48.834
48,834
48.834
48.834
Un￿$trteltd Restrlcted
Fund$
Funds
2023
2023
Vnrestrlcted Re5twl¢ted
Funds
Fund¥
2022
2022
Total
2023
Total
2022
Creditors
CrÈdilO
Delerred income (note 91
135
135
214.071
214,206
18
418
214.071
214,071
48.834
48.834
135
418
49,252
Unrtrsirleied RÈ$irfeted
Funds
Funds
2023
2023
Unresirfcted Reslrleled
Funds
Fur￿9
Total
2023
Toial
2022
2022
Deferred incorne
As al 1 January
Amouni delerred In yèar
Amwnl released lo ￿¢0The
eamed Irorn charitable aclwihes
As ai 31 Dgcember
48,834
184,678
48.834
184,678
48,834
48,834
19.441
214.071
19.441
214 071
48,834
48.834

TUSHINDE CHILDREN'S TRUST
Notès to thè Flnaneial siatsmoni$ for the year ended 31 December 2023 Icontlnuodl
10 Rg$lr1￿ed funds 2023
At31
December
2023
January
2023
Income
Expendllure
Transftrs
Daycare
Family Support
FCDO-MQZG
Holiday Camp
School Outreach
Secondary Seholarship
Training & Graduation
Youth Programme
Foster care
844
30.885
2,837
11,822
7,244
5,784
13,028
7,032
10,(100
12.951
883
12,858
26.942
218
500
18,7731
121,8791
12,5101
112,3381
120.4581
11,0491
17,9981
15,1161
2,071
21,967
12,140
13.728
4,953
5,530
1.916
36,809
99,114
36.809
100,969
79,476
80,121
1,210
Restrlcted funds 2022
Atl
January
2022
A131
Docombef
Ineome
ExpEndilure
Tr•nsfers
2022
Day¢are
Day¢are C&M
Family Support
FCDO-MQZG
Holiday Camp
Schooi Oulreaeh
S8condary Scholarship
Training & Graduation
Youth Programme
8,218
1,425
30,885
23,257
19,787
9.889
6,139
12.750
23.060
135.508
17,4721
11.4251
844
30.885
2,837
11,822
7.244
5,784
13,028
7,032
79,476
120,4201
17,9651
18,6451
11,3551
111,n21
16,0281
175,0421
6,000
1,000
12,010
19,010
The wrp05e ol each fund is as foll¢)ws'.
Dayearè
To operate day care cenlT6S.
Famlly SupF)Ort
To providè iaik)rad eare and sutwrt to families.
FcDf￿MQZG
Using technology to access online social wod( tools and the governrnenl's child woteclion register.
Hollday Camp
To provide tuition and aclivilies for chllijren during th8 school holidays.
Sehool Outreach
To improve chil¢J protection in Sch￿Is.
Secondary S¢holarshlp
To provide assistance lo high perforrning primary school leavers.
Training & Graduallon
To assist earégivarg 10 èstablish busill8sses.
Youth Programme
To improve support lor young people Klentilied as being at risk in the Yader community.
Foslar Cara
To provide an emergency fosier ¢aie service.
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