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Report and Financial Statements
Year Ended 31 March 2025
Contents
Page
Management Committee and Charity Inforniation
02
Trustees Annual Report
03-11
Independent Examiner's Report
12
Approval of Accounts
13
Statement of Financial Activities
14
Balance Sheet
15
Notes to the Financial Statements
16-18

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BOARD OF TRUSTEES:
Chairpcrson and Trust¢e
Mr Mohammed Nobab Uddin
General Secretary & Tn]stee
T￿aSurer & Trustee
Mr Bablul Hoque
Mr Md Imran Ahmed
Registered Charlty Number.. 119 1463
Chari
Corres
ndence Address
18 SpelJnan Srte¢t {Bas¢tnent)
Spilalfields & Bangla Town
London El 5LQ
Inde
endent Examlner:
Muhit & Co
Chartered Certificd Accountants
80A Ashfield Str¢ct
Unit 4
London
EI 2BJ
Bankers:
Lloyds Bank Pl¢

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Trustees, Annual Report for the period
From 1st April 2024 to 31" March 2025
Charity name.. EASTHANDS
Cbarity registradon number: 1191463
Objectives and Aetivities
SORP
Sunllnary of th¢ purtN)ses of the
charity as s¢t out in its governing
document
Para 1.17
The relief of thos¢ in need. by reason of youth, age, ill-
health, disability, financial hardship or other disadvaniage
in United Kingdon and such other countries as the trustees
shall from time to time d¢tennine, by providing ￿a￿ls,
items, and servioes to individuals in need andlor ¢l￿ntIC$,
or other organisations working to me¢t and r¢li¢ve their
¢haritable needs.
lllforn)ation, Advic¢ & Guidance; Education. Training-
Hcalth & Wcllbeing. Environmental Issues; Gardening.
Sports Activity; Feedinty sUp￿rtIng the Homeless and
vulnerable people.
Summary of the main activities in
relation lo those purposes for the
public benefit, in particular, the
activilies, proie¢ls or seNices
identified in the accounts.
Statement confinning whether the
trustees have had regard to the
guidance issued by the Charity
Commission on public kncfit
PATr 1.17
J 1.19
Para l.18
The members of the Board ¢onfimJ that they have
omplied with their duty under the Charities Act 2011 to
ensure ihe charity provides public benefit. They have
considered the public ben¢fit guidance published by the
Charity Commission and believe that they have followed
idance in this area."
Addltlonal informatlon (optlon#l)
You ma
hoose lo include further statements wher¢ rclevanl about..
sORPrete￿[
Policy on ￿an1 making.
Pard 1.38
We do not make grants to individuals
Policy on social investment
including progrnm relaied
investment.
Poia 1.38
We aTe not considering Social tnvestment ai this
¢urrent time.
Contribution made by
volunt¢ers.
10 volunÉeers continue to support our services and are
critical to our Organisation, both as Trustees, Advisors,
and project deliv¢ry staff. Wc are very 8ratcful for
everyone'$ time and commifment. Our volunt¢cr-
Rumana Afroze Rakhi awarded Female Volunlcer of
the Year 2023 b Tower Hamlets Council.
Porn IJ8
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Achievements and Performance
8ORPJrf.
This year, our ¢fforts have spanlled a diverse range of initiatives,
aimcd at enriching the lives of OUT community members. Here's a
glimpse into the spectNm of activities we've proudly facilitated -
Summary of the main
achievemcnts of the
charity, identifying the
diffcrence the charity's
work has made lo the
circumstances of its
beneficiaries and any
wider benefits to
s(Kieiy a8 a whole.
Par4 120
Inforniatioll, Advle< and GuSdanee: Our primary focus ha8 been
on addresging pressing cost-of-living concerns, offering invaluabl¢
assistance with debt management, navigating energy expenses,
facilitating housing applications, aiding in forni ¢ompl¢lion, as well
as bridging language barriers through translation and interpreting
services.
Environment & Carbon Reduetion: Through a sales of engaging
workshops and raCe-t(￿fa¢e advisory sessions, we￿e ignited
conversaiiong within our community about collectEve effort$ towards
reducing our carboTr footprint. Our aim is to transforni Tower
Hamlets into a cleaner, more sustainable area to call home.
Health & Wellbeing: Nurturing the wellbeing of our residents, we'v¢
extended support towards cultivating green spaces and fostering a
love for gardening. Our initiatives have centred around the
therap¢utic b¢n¢fits of (ending to flowers and growing nutritious
food. promoiing holistic licalth practices.
Sports and Wellbeing: In our commitment to promoting physical
activity and holistic wellnes8, we've orchestrated regular Badminton
sessions. These ¢ulminaied in a grand tournament in August 2024, a
vibrant gathering thai saw the participation of over 300 individuals,
fostering carnaraderie and Nrytslily withtn our community.
We run weekly youth bathninton sessions for boys and girls. as well
as youth f(M)Iball sessions, specifically aimed at supporting low-
income families. Additionally, we offer inclusive badminton sessions
for girls and women.
All sessions are delivered by qualified coaches, sports wi)rkaE, and
dedicated volunteers. These activities have been highly success￿7
8nd are in great demand within the community.
Foodballk Project: We've disti7buted carcfully packed dry food to
individual families experiencing financial strain, extending vital
Sup￿tt to our COTnmunity members facing hardship.
Homeless Ramadan Project: Throughout the sacred month of
Ramadan, we've diligently d¢livered nourishing food packages to
families in need, ensuring that no on¢ goes hungry during this spwial
time of fastitl8 and r¢flection.

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Additional inforniation (optional)
You ma
choose to include further statements where relevant about:
Objectlve l - Rei4ew our Governattce, Aiins and
Objectives and create 5-10-y¢ar plan. Fully Achieve41
Objective 2- Develop a Fund-Raising Plan to fund our
infrastructur¢ and cor¢ activities including Young Peopl¢
and th¢ Environment. Achieved
Obje¢tlve 3- Recruit and consolidate our volunteer bases,
proTride training and ongoing support. Achieved
Achievements agatnsl
obje¢tives set -
Para 1.41
As an organisation, our core objective is to secure
Additional ￿llding to meet the evolving needs of our
community. We are committed to delivering impactful
programmes and services that address local priorities
and promot¢ inclusive growth.
Perforniance of fundraising
activities against objectives sel
Parn 1.41
In this financial year, wc have sU￿¢sS￿lIY secuTed the
following estimated total in grants and unrestricted
funds:
This breaks down as..
For 2024125 - £71.986.00
For 2025126- £58,155.00
For 2026127- £34.644.00
In our Business Plan, we set a taTget to in¢rease both
grant fimding and unrestricted fi]ndraisin8 by 200/0
annually. To date we have achieved a 18V/o increase
and are well on track to meet our goal moving forward.
Additionally, we have secured two- and three-year
nding agreements to support our growth strategy.
W¢ are also pleased to report a successful partnership
with the Good Things Foundation, through which we
ar¢ providing mobile devices to the most vulnerable
members of our community-enhancing digital
inclusion and access.
Investment ]KrfornMnce against
ob-eclivcs
PaNI.41
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Other
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Financial Review
Review of the charity's financial
position at th¢ end of the period
Statement explaining the policy
for holding reserves stating why
they are held
Amounr of reserves held
Reasons for holding zero Teserves
Details of fund mat¢rially in
defi¢it
At the end of March 2025, we are showing a surplus of
£21,237.
Our ambition is to achieve 8t least three-six months
running costs a8 a minimum. Fortunately, our overheads
are minimal and now w¢ have approx. 8 weeks in reserves
Para 1.22
P￿al22
£21,237
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Para 1.22
Para 124
It is unresiricted reserves we need to incrcase. Our
r¢stricted grants are monitored closely so that we do not
overspend but achieve full spend.
Our trust¢e8 are Committ￿ io support our charity for the
long temi. We are exploring a range of funding streams.
Like others we arc affected by cost of living, and we are
ensuring our proposals reflect these costs
Explanation of any uncertainties
about the Charity continuing as a
going concern
1.23
AdditlonAI inforn)ation (optional)
You may ch(K￿e 10 include further statements where Tel¢vant about".
Funding Overview for 2024-25
Th¢ charity's principal sources
of funds (including any
fiJndraising}
PaTa 1.47
We are pleased to share that our work in 2024-25 has
been made possible through the generous support of
range of funders and donors. Their ¢ontributions have
enabled us to continue delivering impactful
pmgrdmmes across our community.
Confirmed funding includes:
Clty Bridge Foundation £58,933 over three
y¢ars from April 2025
BBC Children In Need- 3-year grant,
£45,￿0 from April 2025
Groundwork - £2,000
Arnold Clark- £500
Community Lottery Fund - Gardentng &
Healih Programme- £1 0,000
Go London (GLA) - £40,000 over two y¢ar8
for a Youth Sports Programme. from 2024125
Tower HamRets-UnAty in Diversity-.
Celebrating Bangladesh Victory Day- £2,500
Toiver Hamlets -Digital Outreach Initiative-
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Tower Hamlets - Healthy Together /
Empowering Tower Hamlets- £500
Tower Hamlets -youth Fund_ £3,500 from
May 2025
Barclays Foundation- £2.000
In addition, we were successful in securing support
from the Good Things Foundation to provide mobile
devices to the most vuInerable members of our
community.
We also raised:
£24,220 in donations from individual donors
£6,100 in sponsorship
Investment policy and
objective8 including any sociaI
investment policy adopted.
PaTr 1.46
We are not exploring Investmenis at present.
Key rlsl(s:
Loss of one or more of the 3 Trustees. We do need to
increase our Trustee numbers, and we will l(M)k to appoint
during the ycar.
Lack of Funds- We have secured a 2-year grant from Go
London, 3 years grant BBC in Children Need, 3 Years grant
from City Bridge foundation and with careful management,
will ¢ontinue at least this activity. We have Awards for All
funding to cover ai least 9 months. Our chall¢nge is lo work
towdrds secwing more project grants and unrestricted
funding towards our infrastructure costs.
Lack of take up by community- This is extremely
unlikely. Our activities relate to ci)mmunity needs. Servic
w¢ deliver are free and accessible, so no-one is prcvented
from taking part.
Volunteers- We curr¢ntly have 10 committed volunteers.
Howevcr, to expand our services, we recO￿lse the need to
involve more people. There is a risk a$sociat¢d with losing
existing volunte¢rs, so it is essential that w¢ Maintain a
continuous ¢ffort to recruit new individuals.
A description of th¢ principal
risks facing the charity
P¥Tr 1.46
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Structure, Governance and Management
Descriptii)n of charity's trusts..
Type of governing document
trnst deed, ro
al charter
How is the charity constituted?
uninco
rated ass(Kiation, CIO
TNslee selection methods including
details of any constitutional provisions
e.g. election to post or name of any
person or body entitled to appoint one or
more trustees
Parn125
Charilable Asso¢iation Model Constitution
PaTr 1.25
Registered Charity
PAra 125
Trustees elected by Tnajoriiy vote.
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choose to includ¢ Curther statetnents wher¢ relevant about..
We do have a Policy in pla¢e for the induction of new
Trustees that musl happen within a month of
appointtnent. Furthcr training is given on a regulaT basi8
in relation to all Policies and Pro¢edures.
Policies 2nd procedur¢s adopted
for the induction and training of
tnjstees.
Parnl.51
The charlty's organisaiional
strncture and any wider network
with wlll.ch the chari
works
Para 1.51
The Charities organisational structure is available at any
time, setting out Governing aTrngements.
Relationship 14iih any related
arties
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Other
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Reference and Administrative details
Charit
name
Other name th¢ charit
uses
istered charit
number
Charity's PTincipal address
EASTHANDS
1191463
18 Spclman Street (Basement)
London
EI 5LQ

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Names of the charlty trustees who manage the charity:
Trustee namt
oirice Ilf any)
Date5 4¢ted fftfnot (or whole year
Whole Year
Namt of person (or body) entltled to
olht trustee
If an
Mohammed Nobab
Uddin
Chair/ Lead Trustee
Bablul Hoque
Md Imran Ahmed
Trusiee
Whole Year
Whole Year
Trustee
io
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
Corporate ttuslees- names of the directors at the date the report was appToved.
Dlrector
Non¢
Name of trustees holding iiile to properry belongtng io the Charity
Trustee IkADIo
D*tt* acted IC htrt for whole
Non¢

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Funds held as Custodian trustees on behalf of others.
Descriptt'on of the assets held in this
apacity.
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Name and objects of the charity on
whose bchalf the assets arc held and
how these falls within the custodia
charity's objects.
NIA
Details of arrangements for safe cusl(xly
and segrcgation of such asscts from the
charity's own assets
N/A
Additional informatfioll (optlon*l)
Nanies gnd addresses of AdvAsen (Optional information)
e of adviser
Name
Addre85
Name of ehlef executive or names of senior staff members (Optlona] information)
NIA
Exemptions from disclosure
Reason for non-disclosure of k
ersonnel details
NIA
Otber o
tional information
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Declarations
The trustees declare that they have approved th¢ trustee$, report above.
Slgned on behalf of the ¢harlty's trustees
SignAture(s)
Full name(s)
P(ksltion (eg Secretary*
Chalr, et¢)
Mohammcd Nobab Uddin
ChairlTrustee
On behalf of Easthands
Date
12 June 21y25
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INDEPENDET EXAMINER'S REPORT TO THE TRUSTEES OF EASTHANDS {CHARtTY REG:
1191463)
W¢ have examined Ihe financial statements for the year ended 31 March 2025. which are set out on pages 14
to 18 which have been pr¢pared on the basis of historic ¢ost. The Trustees have confmed that Ihcy hold
restricted funds and thal all the funds are available to meet the charity's objectives.
Res
onslbRlities or
ective Res
rust
nd Examiner
The charity's trustees are responsible for the preparation of the a¢¢ounts. The charity's trustees consider that
an audit 15 not required for this year under section 144(2) of the Charities Act 2011 and that an independent
examination is needed.
It is our responsibility to:
examine the accounts under scction 145 of the 2011 Act;
follow thc procedurcs laid down in the general directions given by the Charity ComTnission under
section 145 (5) (b) of the 2011 Act and
stste whether particular matters have come to our attention.
Basis of Inde
endent Examill¢r'5 Statement
Our examination was carried oul ih accordance with the G¢neral Directions given by the Charity Commission.
An examination includcs a review of the accounting records kept by the Charity and a comp￿7${￿ of the
accounts pr¢sented with those re¢ords. It also includes ¢onsideration of any unusual items or disclosures in the
accounts and secking explanations from the tn￿tee8 concerning any such matters. The procedures undertaken
do not provide all the evidence that would be required in an Budit. and consequently no opinion is given as to
whether the a¢¢ounts pr¢s¢nt a trne and fair view, and the report is limited lo those matters sel out in the
statement below.
Inde
endent Examlner's Statement
In the course of our examinalion, no Matter has come to our attention..
l) Which gives u$ reasonable cause to believe that in, any matcrial respwts the requirements..
lo keep accounting records in accordance with section 130 of th¢ 2011 Act. and
io prepare accounts which accord with the a¢counting records and Comply with the
accounting requirements of the 2011 Act.
have not been met. or
2) To which, in our opinion, attention $hould be drawn in ordcr to cnable a proper undersrandSng of the
counts to be
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roval of A¢eounts
We hereby approve the atta¢hed accounts for tbe year ended 31 Mawh 2025 and confirni that we have supplied
all th¢ infOrn￿tion and explanations required for these accounts.
Chairperson & Tru$tee
On behalf of Ea$thands
Mohammed Nobab Uddin
Dated.. 12 June 2025
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Statement of Financial ACti￿tieS
For the year ended 31 March 2025
Unr¢stricted
Funds
Restricted
Funds
Total
2025
Total
2024
Notes
Incoming resources
Arnold Grant
Donation
ESC Lotlery-Restricted
GLA -London
Groundwork London
LBTH-Main Account
Main Grant
Sponsorship
Sported Foundation
500
24.220
500
24,220
14,950
15.175
2,000
8,041
27,879
14,950
15,175
2,000
8,041
5,025
8,309
20,000
6.100
6,100
1,000
iooo
2,000
Total incoming resource8
30,820
41,166
71,986
63,213
Resour¢e8 expended
Cosi of generating ￿ndS..
Clwilable activities and support
32,402
36,960
69,422
47,559
Total re$ource$ expended
32,462
36,960
69,422
47559
Net movement in fund$
{1582)
4206
2,624
15,654
Reconelllation of funds:
Total funds brought forward
18,613
18,613
2,959
Total Funds carrled forward
17,031
4,206
21,237
18,613
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Balance Sheet #s at 31 March 2025
Unrestrlettd
funds
Restricted
funds
2025
2024
Nole
Flxed assets
Current assets:
Cath at bank and in hand
Prepayments
Deposit Account
Totsl Current a$sets
22,365
22,365
19,453
22J65
22J65
19,453
Current liabilities
Crcditors falling due within one year
{1.128}
(1.128)
(840)
Net Assels
21,237
21237
18,613
The fund5 of the Charity:
Funds BIF
Net fimds for this period
18,613
(1,582)
18,613
2,624
2,959
15,654
4,206
Total charity funds
17,031
4,206
21,237
18,613
Chalryerson & Trustee
On behalf of EastHand$
Mohammed Nobab Uddln
D8te.' 12 June 2025
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Notes to fjnancial statements
l. Accounting policies
(a) Basis of preparation
The financial statements have been pr¢par¢d under the historical cost convention. The financial
statements have been prepared in accordan¢¢ with Statement of R¢¢ommended Practice: Accounting
and Reporting and app]icable UK Aceounting Standards and the Chariti¢s Act 2011.
(b) Funds structure
Unrestricted income ￿ndS comprise those funds which the trustees are free to use for any PUEP05e in
furth¢ranc¢ of th¢ charitable objccts. Unrestricted funds include desI￿ated funds where the tnJst¢¢s.
at their discretion, have set aside resources for a sp¢rific purpos¢.
Restricted fimds are funds whi¢h are to be used in accordance with specific restrictions imwsed by the
donor or the tems of a specific &pp¢al at any fime and under the ternis for public collection of Zakat
ID accordanc¢ with th¢ ¢¢achings of Islam.
Ic) Charitable activities
Charitable expenditure comprises those costs incurred by the charity in the delivery of 118 activities and
scrviccs for its beneficiaries. It includes boih the direct pay and support ¢osls relating to thosc activities.
(d) Tangible fixed assets and depreciation
AIS assets costing more than £500 are capitalised and at historic co$1. Fixcd asscts are stated at cost less
accumulated depreciation. The freehold propety is valued al historic cost and it is not depreciated.
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2. In¢omlng resourcts from voluntary ineotne
Unrestricted Restricted
funds
funds
Total 2025
2024
Arnold Grant
Donalio
ESC Lottery-Restrict¢d
GLA -London
Ground work Londo
LB TH-Main Account
Main Grant
Spongorship
Sport¢d FoundatEon
500
24,220
500
24,220
14,950
15,175
2,000
8,041
27,879
14.950
15,175
2,000
8,041
5,025
8,309
20,000
6,100
6,100
1,000
1,000
2,000
Tot41
30*20
41,166
71,986
63313
3. Charitable Activities {Support costs)
Unrestrlcted
funds
Restrl¢ted
lunds
2025
2024
Accountancy Fees
Badminton project
Consultancy fee
Equipment
Food hclp
Gardening project
Gift
Help poor people
Helping Homeless project
Helping Pix)r Girl Proje¢l
Homeless foodbank Project
Homeles8 Ramadan Food pa¢k
Insuran¢¢
Membership fee
Printing and stationary
Promotional Goods
Refreshment
Restricted - Community Lottery Fund
R¢striot￿ - Cranvclly grant
Rcstrictcd- Go London Bathninton
Restricted - NHS project
Restricted - TH Carbon PrO￿amMe
1,020
600
4,868
99
1,850
1,020
600
4,868
99
1.850
840
2.534
450
694
340
340
loo
1,590
400
4,200
1,480
2,200
2,2(K)
146
150
146
150
1,032
146
260
10,891
9.445
2,485
15,175
9.445
2,485
20.848
5,073
2,785
8,564
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Unrestricted
funds
Restrlcted
funds
Total
2025
2024
R¢siriaed- Tower Hamlets grants
Sociallpoor help
Sports hall
Staff Salary
Subscription
Sundry
Support Gaza ChildTen
Support homeless housing project in BD
Telephone rental ¢osl
Travel & Subslance
Uniforni
9.855
9,855
405
2,019
11,462
405
2,019
11.462
8,580
140
59
1,850
840
124
1,500
70
1,500
70
Total
32A02
36,960
69J62
47,559
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