ALSAMA PROJECT
Private Company Limited by Guarantee
Chofity Registrotion No.- 1191810
Compony Registration No." 12433605
ANNUAL REPORT AND FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 310ECEM8ER 2024

ALSAMA PROJECT
Contents
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Le8al and administrative infomiatlon
Report ofthe T￿￿t￿5
Report of the Independent Auditors
11>13
Statement of Flnand•l Att￿￿'e5
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Balance Sheet
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Cash Flow Statement
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Notes fomiin8 part ofthe Fin¥*ial Siatements
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Legal and admin¥strative lrrforn￿On
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The strurtural and admintStrati￿ ddails for the tharity are as follows..
Name: Alsaffla Project
Type of eniity.. Pn"vate Company Limiied by Guarantee
Date of inc¢xp)rntion: 30January 2020
Registered Charity Number: 1191810
Company number: 12433605
RÈ8lstered ènd prIrK1￿l offl¢t.' 5- Fl(w. ￿31 FuTnhal StreeL ionth)n. EC4A UQ
The Trustee5 a5 It the date of thi5 report Ithe Irustee5"1 are".
Melke Zierycsel
Eliiabeih Mary Robertson
Rlchard Veritv
Chrlstopher john LiN1￿Y Teesthlq
Suhir Helal
Dr Paul Mltchell
Kelish Pothalin8harn
The ban*trs are..
anque Banorieni Fr•nc•
193-195 Brompt¢)n fload
London
JWJ ILZ
The solKt<)rs ale..
Skadden. Afps. gat*, ￿alh¢T & F￿rn IUKI LLP
22 &"Sho￿￿te
London
EC2N 4BQ
Tht auditovs are..
Mitchell Chafltsworth IAuditl Limit
3rd Flopr
44 Peter Street
Manchester
M2 5GP
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The trustees pre5enl their fepwt together with the financial statements for the year ended 31 Decernber 2024
The financial statements have been prepared in accordance with the account¢n8 policies set out in the note5 to the
Kcounts and cornpty with the charitys governing documeni. the charit￿ Aa 2011 and Accounting and Reporting ty
Chafitses.. Statement ol Recommended Prartice applicable to Charit￿s preparingthelr accounts in accordancewith the
Financial Reportin8 Standard applicable in ihe UK and RepublK ol Ireland t5sued in October 2019.
Flnancial review, a¢hievements* performante and future plans
History
Alsama Prolea began ￿ a small fernale empowefrnent centre in January 2020. prowdin8 awarene55, cricket and yo8J
sessions to teenage 8lrls in ShaiSla refugee camp. These gifls were lI￿n8 In po¥erty, Vul￿rable to early marriage, and
were almost all illlterate. li was their request to learn Aralmc. English and tsJd8etin8 that compelled Melke Ziervr*de
and Kadria Hu￿n to establish ￿5aMa'S first eilucation c¢ntr¢ in 2021.
Edu¢*lon C•niMs
sama Projett currenily supports fi¥e educatloft ¢eNres, In Shatll• camp. 8￿r￿. two In Bourl al Baraineh camp,
Beirut and one in Jaramana, Damascus. Our sttsdenis are out-of-school relugee teenaRers. the Ma￿rI1¥ ol whom are
female.
In December 2022, ￿5am• Project Was eduutini 4LNI teena8ers in two centre5. In 41ri12023, we opened our thlrd
centre,'Shatila 2., in February 2024 we opened our lourth centre,'8oufj 2'•nd in March 2025 we launched our centre
in DamaKus,'JaramaDa I,. Now. across our flve educaibon centres A15am• educates 950 teenagers. Alsama has a S-
vear ambition to 8row to over 40 education centre5. and are on tTKk lo educ•te l.l￿ teena8ers by 2027.
The ￿lama Team op•nln9 W 2
F•kyvory 2024
j, ¢ii,I
Ctsrrrtulr￿ C*velopment
It is a Signifi￿nt thallenge to educate outd-school teena8ers join A15arna illiterate and innumerate. A15ama'5
curriculurn has been specially designed to fit 12 years of standard 5chooSing into 6 years. Our curriculurn has been
desSgned uslng 4 inputs.. internal￿nI1 stèrNlards, Internal expertist, t￿erTh81 tonsuttation and student leedbatk.
Alsama projett aims io pro￿de a workl-class. hdistFC educètion. rather than bas￿ literacy and numeracv. Stvdents
study Maths, English. Arabic. IT. Science. Protessionaliym. Awareness. Criiical Thbnking, Art and Yoga. Lessons are
[￿uSed on'real-life application. to keep students enÉaBed.
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Sustoin¢7bility
Our education system is con515tent and 5UStainable. We teach lof 5 day5 a weel 44 *pek5 a year. This is achieved at
a low cost., our'per student, annual cosi 15 LIS $94Q. 83% of the global average.
A rnajor task of A15ama in 2024 was achiewng formal xhool ￿reditatiOn. To achieve this goal we hosted a virtual
WASC visit and a compfehensNe-audit" of A15ama as a whole. We are estatic to say that as of february 2025 two of
our centres have been accredited with the other expected to occur later In the year. This means that our siudents
will graduate ￿1h an iniernatw•l Kcrediiation. auowing them io pursue hqhereduution or enter the wole5s1o￿l
obs mafket.
Alsarna is deepty embedded intoits cornmuniti¢5. 91% ol patd5taff are th•1, •ndweoffer emphiyment opportunitle5
lo top studefits. We provide awareness. empowerment and literacy das5es to poTent5. Alsama operate5 under the
protettion ol its tamp nei8hbtsurs.' we respect lotal txpettatitins and have established mutual trust. Thls ensurts tyjr
centres, longevity. 145t5epiembei we had a waitin8 of 2.730prospective students demonstratln8ourcommunrtv
support.
Exlr¢Kurfculor Develo￿￿￿¢
Alsarna rwnlms ¢h• Import•nc• of ex¢racurrkul•r cr•¥tin8 wdl.roun¢l•d, •rnpowered IDdividu•ls.
Mu51c
In Septembtr 2023. A15ama op￿ed It5 Musk departmtnt. At the Ilme of Writ1￿ St￿ents re(elv* one group
music lesson per week. ￿$am8 also offers instrumental lessons ¢)n piano. guitar. violin. oud and dèrbakè to 120
students. Our music proerimme focuses on collaboration èhd ptrfomiarfe.. we held our first concert In late 2023,
in¢ludin8 ensemble and 5ndividufjl performances. We now hold J concertj per year in M•r<h, June and December.
In 2024 and 2025, we aim to expand I￿r Muyc proBrnmmt to all our education ttntr*s and offer ¥M*rt instrumentsl
less￿$. The muslc department has worked hafd In 2024 to create a mort structured musit currltulum across our
sthools. We have two prOfe￿Onal tollaboratK>ns St￿Uled for 2025. Mryth Gar5in8ton 0￿[3 andthe Crty ol London
Symphonia.
Hiking
2023 also saw the Inau8urètlon of Alsama's h1k1￿ pro¢rnnvne. For many of our students. who live In overcrowded
rban camps. Ihls was their first time Fn naiure. In 2024. we had 4 hikes in the Choul motsntains, and our top class 55
Current￿ Pfeparlngto take their Duke of Edlnburgh Bronie Awafd. We ￿arted 2025 wth a couple of hikes at ¥ar￿n8
dlfflculty levels. and ihe SiLtdents are coniinuin8 to work on thèir n3¥￿at￿1n and orienteerin8 skills, led by our new
Duke of Edinburgh Assessor 50 they are ready for thwr campiNA irip in April.
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Cricket
Cricket Hub5
In oaober 2018. ran a one.week cricket ump. wpported by Qprtal KK15 Cricket and McKin5ey. Qn the first day.
20chlldren attended. On the second. 2￿Children turned up. By theendoltheWeek.￿5arna had decided to establlsh
'hub'. providing children with 6 hour5 01 cricket trainin8 every week.
By 2023. Alym• has now expanded lo 12 cricket hub5 Icross three c4fflp5. Shatlla. Bouri al 8aralneh Marl,
tented camp In tht Bekaa valley. Wt opened 2 mtye hubs In 2024. tralni￿ 660 players in tot•l.
Communltv Impart ondPortnersh195
Cricket Is a panlcularly sultable swt lor Alsama's community. Crlcket is a non-contart sport. which means ihat boys
and 8irlscan play tO8rfherwihout irans8ressin8 cultufal bwndanes. It requiresa ￿de ran8e of straie8lcaTrdathleti
skllls. makln8 it accessible to children with drfferins abllities. Crkket iroinin8 works in parallel wlih our educatlon
cenires io losier collaborail￿, leadefthlp and wmmliment.
Out programme connerts refvye pl•yers io a *lder ￿Mm￿nI1V, In Lebanon •nd beyond. In 2023, we held sl#
championshlps.. si￿e￿$eX, mixed and hafdball. We play fe¢ular matctr*s with other local ieams from Pakistan, Indla
and VNIFIL
We have continued to develop our coachin8 capacity. In 2023. we ran our fourth Leadership Course. 5UPPOrted bv
the Marylebone Cricket Club. After completing 8 hours ot intensNe trainin8 per day. 14 students advanced to ICC
L*v•l 2. In 2024 w* hostod thrttttitknt intèrns frt*m th* UL workin8 to build Al£ama'stritket dwrtm*nt. A furth*
group of student5 ￿11 take their ICC Level l exarn in late 2024.
Ar4d*mk Scholarshlps-"Excellenc* Fu
Alsarna spon￿r5 Its lop students to attend Internat1￿￿ Sd￿ and c(Alege5. Students are assessed by an
Independent Selection C¢>mmittee on their deaf ¥i511>n to advance thwr comrnunity, leadership ski115 and acodem
performance. Al￿rna partners W￿th admired secondary schoots in Lebanon and alxoad who alwi ￿th our values
and cornmltrnent to diversity.
A15ama's students Cothiftue to eam ￿¢0£1￿￿<10￿ thtir academic excellente. In 2024. through our partntr Al
Futtalm Educaiion Foundation IAFEFI. two more OF our students we*e offered sclw)lèrships to a Pfe-eminent school
in the VAE. United American School. 5tudeThts %¥ere nominated by an Independent 5elertion Commiitee based on
merit and selected by AF£F. One chose to accept the 5(holatship and ￿ now in f￿bal. the ottr*r d)ose to continue
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r studies at Alsama, l)oth are thri￿￿ aca(knMcally. partner5 Wth admire(15econdary schools in Lebanon and
abroad.
Sori•l Emeipnse5
Alsarna cu￿entlY incubates three social enterpfi5e5: Alsama Studio, the Arabic Language Sth)ol and the G12++.
Embrolde C
rotl
-Alsomo Studl .
Alsarna stud50 create5 bespoke. hand-made en￿ro*dery art. The enterfv Is a conThinity 01 SO refu8ee women
artisans In the Shartlla. 8wrl and 8aralneh carnp5. Indudl￿ the mothers olour students,
The stud*J alms to empower ils arti54n5 ty 5UPPWting their financial independence and personal growth. Many of
these women are noi allowed to lea¥e the htyjsé except 10 80 to the Siudio, whith Pfovides a sale space lor problem
sharin8 and cieativity. The studio has aho provmled yoga, lrteracy and empowermenvawareness classes to its
artisans.
Alsarna Siudlo is fin•nciilly i*endent frorn Ais•m•: Ill profrts are in¥ested intoihe studlo •n41 tts freel•ncer5.
It makes sales lo￿14¥. and shlps io an iniefnatlonal Market. Currenily. ￿SaMa Studio has a Studio Director. Its artis•ns
work to demand as freelancers. In 2024, the Studio expanded tt5 internall¢Thl sales tsy 5eekin8 the 8UIdan￿ ol soclal
enterprlse investors and hlrlnB a marketin8 consultant.
Arobic Lclnguoge khool
Founded in 2024 by an ex.￿sam0 studeni. the ArabK iawia8* Sthool offers be8inner to advanced Arabic lessions
In the Levantine dialect to anvone who wani to le•m Ar•blc.
Staffed by students who have achithyd ￿ excelknt level ol English and Arabic. the lanwage sthool creates
opportunllles for siudents to besin ￿arnIng buslness skfjlls and eainln8 indeper*leffl Intt*me.
G12++ Qvtrlifit0t￿n
Thè G12++ is des48n￿ lor displacèd siudènts. prthiidsne èn attèssiblè qualificatltsrt to allow thèm io
acce55 higher education. Alsama ha5 Used data from it5 edUCat￿n centres to develop a 501ution to a global problem-
only of all univer5ity.age relugee youth acces5 tertiary educatitin IUNHCRI. The G12++ airns to provide an
accessible, Inexpenslve examlnatlon ih* lotuses on criiical thIn￿nI and skllls Instead ol fac
In 2023. Alsama desl8ned its Prototype examlnation. deb**ped w4th professional test writers and academics. We
have created a network of ur%iversiiie5. NGOS. Bo¥emments. sthools and foundations excited to enga8e with ihe
enterprise. In 2024 Alsarna advanced this exam-based high 5th0￿ certification. Cambridge Assessment, Oxfgrd
Measured ond other preeminent as5e55ment consultanaes guided our work.
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Ploneerin8 un¢¥ersities have committed to 5UPPOrtin8 the develo￿¢ of the GIZM Exam. as well as wovlding
placements and Sch￿arShIpS to ￿sarn3 students who succeed in eamin8 the GI2￿ Certificate. These include. In ihe
UK.. University ol Leicester and the UnNersity of Carnbrid8e-. in the US,. Mor8vian Universrty and the Ariiona State
University. The G12++ Advi59ry Board is formed by Pres￿entS and Pro-VKe Chancellors of these universitie5, as well
as visionary leaders In the space ol refvgee empowerment and of education and assessment. In 2025. we wlll beta-
te51. digitalise and linali5e the Exam and are well on ow way to formal international accreditation.
HQ
Alsarna emphaslses 'on-the-gfounrf worklr8. Our HQ Is a ynall rorrfn In our flfst educatlon centre In Shatlla. Thls
mean5 our adminlstratb¥e team 15 In close (ontart wlth the communities we serve.
In 2024. Alyma strengthened it> HQ We hired a pe￿anent Head of Finance. a G12++ oFfKer and an Education
Consultant to help re14ne our turritulum. We have also sou$ht lurthef external expertise.. workin8 wllh WASC to
Improve our Govern5￿ Board Manual. 10 year financr41 plan and pro8ramme guides.
2024 was ihe year Alsama became an acttve member of the Lebanon Humanitarian and Development Forum, Ihe
Lebanon Education Sectorni and ihe Lebanon Child Proiea in wder to collaboraie and COLvdinate our Ktivities wlih
other NGOS.
A15arna Proltct has undert•ken seb*ral Inktbattrns alrned at coAso16datlng tyJr Int•mal or8anlsation. We continued to
inlorrn our salary sirutture throuih tyjr Salary benchmarkin8 exercises. Alsama Projttt rah one exercise wilh l¢)tal
and internatlonal NGOS. and we took part in a further benchmarkin8 proj•rt ￿th m•Jor international NG05. We 3190
mTr8rated to a new file 5tOfa8e system for enhanced data 5ecurty-
Since 2022. A15ama h45 also develvped it5 intern5hlp proyamme. In 2023 we recrulted Strategy and Development.
G124+. and Cficket interns on a fi¥e-month rolat￿n. In 2024 we expanded Qui internship proAr3mme to include
Flnance and communi￿15￿ Internshlps.
Sustalnablllty and Reserves
Alsama Prolect operates Il5 own educatlon centres and cilcket hub5. ThF5 rneans that oui costs are steady and lon8-
tem). 60% of our on.the.ground costs in Lebar+on represeni staff empw as freelancers. who are pald Month￿1.
Most other Costs are •lso re8ul•r, e.8. rent and transportaiknn and these costs are pald by ￿$ama Prolett Lebano
and reSmburseil by us. ￿sama Project does noi sub(￿tract w thlfd par￿. expendlture Is supervised by the CEO,
Melke Ziervo8el.
Q>sts hzve risen In 2024. as we opwwd a fourth edu(atwJn centre and new cricket hvbs. Expenditure wll rise further.
•s we have opened * fifth education tentre in March 2025 and pl•n to open a sixth education centre in 2025 and
lurther crScket hubs. C05t5 are a150 Sntreasing due to h*h inflation in tebanon. ￿5am3 Projecys growth plan means
Ihai the trusiees must carefully consider eKh to open a new cenlfe. and mainiain reserves Wlth prudence.
The non-renewal ol lunding by any one si8ntlicant donor could have serious ￿VerSe ellects on the provision ol
education. To ensure stability. the trustees currentty masntain at least 12 rnonths. future expenditure in reserve on
rolllng basls. 2025 Spend 15 f(Keca5t to bE around $1SC(I.C#)).. the cutrent of Te5ervE5 IlrKludln8 IE5tr1cted and
unrestricted lundsl ol 51.4(XI,IYXI is jusiljelow this ra￿e Iwt new di￿$ and (knnati¢)ns are bein£ attively ènd
successfully sought in 2025.
Alsama Project is deli8hied that so many of its donors have repeaiedly donated to the t￿rity. 415 of donations in
2023 were donation5 frorn loundatior15. corpoTrtions and individua15 who have 8rfted previous￿. Tht5 15 particulady
gratifyin£ as Ir shows that not only are so many ¢Jonors mèintaiftin6 iheir commitment In 2024 from prewous years
but some have svbsiantialtyiweased t*￿.1 donations. In additrf)n, Alsama Projea received some especially£enerous
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rirst.tTrme donalions in 2024 from a number of foundatkn5 and indNKluals. The tru51ee5 ￿ extremely grateful for
thls continued support. In 2025. we will continue to show all our donors the impact ol their donatlons on educatlng
and empoweriThg the refvgee ￿mmUnitieS whKh we serve.
sarna Projed uses cash balances toeam derAx￿ interest ahead of the months before the cash is spent. 11 also aims
to mainiain more of its cash balance5 in US dollars to hedge it against movements in sterling and Euro. th 2024
balances have been buitt up in the sister ￿5ama Projec¢ US and kept in US doliafs while e•ming iThteresi.
Rlsk Manazernent Policy
Stall in Beirui have continued to rrfUIar￿ review risks. update policie5 and processes, with extem•l guidance from
Skadijen. Assks are grouped In ule8ories, includin8 financial. politKal and safe8u•rdln8. We have expanded our
categorlsatlon ol risk registers to incorporate Alsama's new activbties. indudiTrd cricket ènd liekl trip r￿ISters.
This year. we continued to expand related policie5 suth as our Conflict of Interest Polic¥. Enhanced Safe8uarding
PTacticts and Fraud PolKy. These tdic1*5 were created by HQ wtth swlf*ant input from 0n.thtrgrc￿nd stalf.
Internal Financial Controls are reviewed annvalty. Ma&ntainin8 reserves at the current leve15 5tturt in the UK helps
ensurt there art suffitient resourtts In the e¥ent of adverse shotks bn Ltbano
Stfucturel governance and management
GoWmlwdo￿ffl•nt
Memorandum artlcles Incorpor•ted 30 J•nuiry 2020 as Jmended by spedal resdutlon reglstered •t Companles
House on 2 Sepiember 2020 as amended by certIf￿ale ol incorporatlon on change of name daied 7 Octobef 2020.
As amnded 27 March 2023.
DlrectoNltNst*•i and Indutdon. frnlnl
The 8oard of Tru5tee5 mpels four times a year to admln15ter tht tompany. One ol thts* meetlrw15 Usualty held In
Lebanon. so trustees can see lor thèmsefves the chaiity's impact and ¢)n-the-ground opefational thallen8es. In
2024. the trustees Wtre unable to mtet in Lebanon due to the war in the ctyjntry. HLvRver, they met virtually
throughout the year to ensure srron8 >iraie8lc and finaTrclal Roverrsan£e. throu8h buslness-as-usual. thrO￿￿h crlsLs
and thfough tht new normal.
The trustees have the po*tr io apOni new or •ddlt14)nal trustees. New trusiees ￿dery0 Induciion tralnlng io
brief them on thelr legal obllBatK>ns under charlty and company law and the conient of the ArtIc￿$ of Assoclation.
Ketlsh Pothalin8am. le81￿¢re0 dirertor le14a￿d Paul Mrtthell •$ Chair of the Board in 2024.
Oblertl¥os and •rtlvltl•s
TheCompan￿5 oblectsare specllkally re51r6tted w s￿h purposes which èreexcluslvely thafliableand for the ber¢efrt
of the publk under the laws of En8land and Wales as the Trusiees shall in thelr absoluie discfdion determine,
including Ibut noi Ibmtted tol.. the rel*1 of ￿ertY or financial hardshlp amoAg refvgees and asylum seekers bv
provSdin8 £rants, items and servltes to individuals in need andlor charities or other or8anisaiions workin8 10 prevent
or relieve poverty,. attin8 as a resource for ￿￿Bee$ and awum seekers by prov￿11n8 advice and assistance and
or8anisin8 PIO81ommes of physical educatbonal. arts and other attivitw asa means ol:
lal advancin8 in life and helpin8 ywng people by developsng their skills. capacities, and capabilities to enable them
to particlpate in 51xiety as independent. mature and rtsponsible indivtdvals.
Ibl advanc1￿ education
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Icl relte¥ing Unemp￿YMenI
Idl providin8 recreational and leisure time activity in the interests of social wetlare for refugees aThd asylurn seekers
who have need by reason of their yguth, age, Infirmity or disabilrty. poverty or social and economic circumstances
with a ¥lew to Impro¥in8 the conditltsns of lile ol suth persons.
Publk Btnefft
The companyalm5 10 provlde publlc benefft bylh* rdlefof poyeftyorllnandalhardshipamonorehyeesand asylum
seekers, prlmarlly by provldlng edUcatIc￿ aNI ulcket to refugee teenagers In Lebanon.
The trustees, repjrt was approb*d by ihe Board dTrustees.
K Poihalln8am
Truste•
O•¢e........
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OpiniD
We have audtted the financlal statements of Alsama Prolect Ithe 'ChariVI fof the year ended 31 December 2024
which cornw55e the 5tstefflent of linanual actr¥iiie5, the bala￿e 5hEeL the 5[a￿￿ent of tashllow5 and note5 to the
rinancial statements, includin£ ￿EnIr￿ant accountin& policies. The fina￿111 reporting framework thai has been
applled In iheir preparaison is applicable law and United KFngdom Accountin8 Standards. including Fittancial
Reporting Standard 102 The Finonciol Reporting Stondtsrd opplKoble in the UK Republic of Irelond Iunited
Klngdom Generally kcepied Accouniing Practkel.
Ir* our ownion, the frr*anclal statements..
Ive a true and falr view ol the stste ot the tharitable companfs aftalrs as at 31 December 2024 and of
incoming resource5 Ind ippliution of re50urces. for the year then ended..
have been property prÈpar•d In atcoidance wAih XitW>m Gentrally Accepted Accountin8 Prartke;
and
have been kwi•red In accordance w6th ihe requlrements of the CThnles Aci 21N
0•sh lor oplnlon
We condvcted our audit in accordance wilh Iniernaiional Standards on Audilin8 IUKI IISAS IUXII and appll£able law.
Our responsibllities under those siandards are fvrthei descrlbed in the Auditorfs responsi￿"11t*sA0r the oudlt olthe
firtontiol stotements section ol our rtport. We art IndeptNJent of the charrty in actordance with the ethlcal
reouirements that ar* relevani toovraudit olthe financial statèments in the UL includin8 the FRCS Ethical standard,
and we have fulfilled our other ethital rt5ponsibilitie5 in accordance vrith these requirements. We believè that the
audit evidtnce we have obtained 1$ Sufficient and appropriate to provhle a ba$15 lor our opinlon.
Concluslons r•latI￿ to ¢oh¢•rn
In auditin8 tht IlnancL41 statements. * havt cortthded that the trust*es' of the 80Sn8 cwrn basls of
actovntin8 tn ihe Pfeparath)n 01t￿ fin8ntlal stai•ments ts approwlaie.
6•5ed on the work wt have performed. we have thntlfied any materlal untertalniies relatlng to evenis or
¢onditions that, indNidually or collectively, may cast Signif￿nt doubt on thè thariivs ability to continuè as a eoini
¢oncern for a period of at least tkbylve month> from when the financial statements art •uthori5¢d for i5su¢.
Ourresponsibilities and the responsibilities of the trustteswith r•spttE to 8oin8eonomare desciibed in thè rele¥ani
sectlons ol thSs report.
Olh•r Inforniatlon
The other Inlormation compri5¢5 th¢ inlorrnatw i￿luded In the ann4wI report other than the th"n•ncial statements
and ouraLtditorfs report thereon. The trustees are respon51ble for the other informatlon contained within the annual
report. Our opTrnion on the financial ststements does nol cover the other inlormatKJn and we do not expre55 any
forrn of assurance conclusion thereon. Our responsi￿IrtY is to read the other information and. in doing 59, consider
whether the other Informatlon Is materialty I￿on$15tenI with the financial statements or our knowledge obtained In
the couvse of the audit. or otherw15e appear5 tg be materialty mi55tated. If we identify such material incon515tencies
orapparent matertal misstatements, we are required todeterrnine Wheth￿ thss gives riseto a material misstatement
In the financial statements themselves. If. based on the work we have pertormed. 7A* condude that there Is
material misstatement of this other information. we are required to report that laLt.
We have nothing to feport In this r￿￿.
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Report of the Audltofs to theTru5tees of Alsama Project
Yèar end￿ 31 Oec•mber 2024
Matters on wlHch we Jre required to rewt by exception
We have nothing to report in respert of the folk)win8 matters In refatlon to t*thkh the CharltSe5 (Accounts and
Rewn51 Re8vlatiiJn5 2(J)8 requtre u5 10 Teporr w you if, in our opinion:
the Infomiatlon 8l¥en In the finandal Matements is IrKonsittent in any matthal ￿pert wrth the tntsrees.
report., or
suftknent accouniin8 ￿ordS have not been kept: or
Ihe finandal statements are not In a8reement wlih ihe xcountin8 records: or
we have Thjt received all the informat*Jn and explanat*Jn5 we require for our audit.
R•spon%lbMkl•s ol tn
As explained more fulty in the statement of tru5tee5' responsitslrrie5. the irustees, who are 4150 the dirertor5 of the
charliy for ihe purpose of company law. are responsible f¢y ihe preparatlon of the financial statements and for bein8
satisfled ihat they give a true and lair View, and lor such iniefnal conirol as the trustees determine Is necessary to
enable the preparation ol hnanciil statements that are Iree from material rni$5tatement. whether due to fraud or
error. In preparing the finantial siatements, the trustees ère responsible forassessing the charity'sability to continue
as a 8oin8 toncern. disclosin& as appli¢able. matters felated to 8oin8 concefn and usSn8 the 8oin8 toncem basls of
xcountin8 unless the trustees either iniend to liWdate the charitable c¢hiwny Of io cease operation& or have no
realistlt altemètbve but Eo do $0.
Audlforfs r•Spofi￿b1ttl•$ l¢f th• •udlt d th• Ilnancw stat•m
We have been •pOnted as auditor uThler section 144 of th• Ch•rftles Aci 2011 and report in accordance wlth the
Att and relevani regulèiions made or havlng effert thereunder.
Our objectfves are io obtaSn reasonable assurarte about wheiher the flnancfjal ststements as a whole •re free from
material missiatement. wheiher due to Iraud or error, and io issue and auditorfs report that includes our opinion.
Rea50nablt a55urance 15 1 high level of a55uranct but is noi a 8uafanie* that an audit conducted in accordante with
ISAS IUKI wlll always detect a rnattrlal mSsstatemertl vthen It exists. Mi55taternents taft arlse from fraud or error and
are considerèd rnaterial il. individualfy or in a88regate. thèy touk4 rèasonabfy ￿ expertèd to Nifluence the economic
deci5ion5 of users taken on the bisis ol these finonci•l statement¥.
l¢re8ularities. irtluding fraud. are instarK*s of non.complian￿ with laws and regulations. W• d*si8n prot•dures in
Ilne wlth our responslbllitie$. outllned above. to deiett materlal missiaiernents resp￿t of irre8ularliies, includlng
Iraud. The enent to which our procedures are upable ol deiecflni Irreguloriile5, IrKludir& fraud, is detailed below.
Btcause ol the Inherent limitations of an audit. there is a risk thai we wll not detect all ￿￿egUlarItIeS. includin8 those
leadingto a material mi5staternent in the financial statements or non<ompliance with regulation. This risk increases
the more that cornpllance w+ih a law or re8ulatlon is remo¥ed from the events and trinsartlons reflected in the
rinancial staiements. as we will be less likely to become awafe ot instances ol non-compliance. The risk is also greater
regarding irregularitie5 ￿(￿rTing due ¢0 fraud rather than errof. as fraud sn¥￿Ve5 Intent#￿0[ concealmenl. for8ery.
coIIu5ion. omission or mlsrepresentation.
Ext¢nt towhlch th• awllt T￿￿nSId11•d capable ofdrtectk¥ Irr•Bylaflths. hKludlng fraud
We identify and a55e5S the risk5 01 material mTrsstaternent of thefinancial statements. whether due tofraud Dr error.
and then desi8n and perform audit procedures fe5ponsivt to those rfsks. Indudln8 obtainln8 audit ev¥dence thal is
suffKiÉ*)i and appropfsate io provide a basts for our opinion.

ALSAMA PROJECT
Report of the Audltofs to theTru5tees of Alsama Project
Yèar end￿ 31 Oec•mber 2024
Identifying and assessini Potential ii5k5 veloted to Irre￿oritieS
In identifyin8 and assessin8 risks of matefiol misstatement Fn ￿pert ol Irre8ularit*s, Ind￿lI1v8 fraud and non-
cornpllonce with law5 and reguloiion5. we cons￿lered the lollo¥wn¥-
the nature ol the seuor. ¢ontrol envkonmeni and Oryni￿10ft's performan￿.
Ihetharitable companls own assessment of the rlsks that irre8ularttles m•y occurelther asa result of fraud
cff error:
rhe resyltsof ourenquiries of manaiementandmembersof the 8oard of Trusteesoftheirown identification
and assessmeni of the nsks ol irwularrt*s'
ny matters we Identif￿d having obtained and Teviewed the charitabk compinvs dwumenta¢bn of thelr
)Iiciè5 and procedures rèlatinB IO..
identifyin8. evaluatin8 and c¢Xry)tyl￿ ¥Mth law&S and ieeulaiions and whether they were aware of any Instances ol
non-compliance.,
d￿e(tIng and respondln8 to the rtsks of fraud and wheihef they have kno¥Aed6e of any attual, suspected or alleged
fraud, and
the internal contr￿$ éstablhl*d to mltilale risks tsf frwd or non<tryI1￿ce with laws and re¢ulatlons.' and
the matters dlsoJssed amon8 audit en848em*nt te¥n re8ardlw aThJ where fiiud mlght occur in the
financial statemenis and any potential Indicat¢xs ol fraud.
As a resuli ol these procethjfes. we considered the opportunrties and incentives that may exist within the
or8anisatlon for fraud and Idèntified the gr•atest potential for fraud in the following arèas.. lil Thè presentation ol
the charitable compony's Statement olFinanclal Actiwtle5. lill the charitablecompany'5 accountin8 pollcy lor revenue
reco8nition,1Siil Ihe Classilicaiion of resif*teO funds in the financial staiemenis. and l¥il the mana8ement overrlde
liOiitFol>. In cornn￿￿ with all undrF IUKI. •r¥•lw pviftyn) ¥pwfi¢
to the rSsk of mana6ement override.
We also obtalned in understandlnl ol tht be8al and r4ulaiory framework that thé Cha￿tsbIe tompany opefate5 In,
f¢<using gn provis¢ons of th05e laws and fegulation5 that had a dirert effed on the determinatIc￿ ol material
amounts and dis(105ur¢5 in the financial statements. The key law5 and regulations we considered In thi5 context
Included the UK Charitie5 Art. tho Charities (Accounts and Repoftsl R￿ULatIOnS 2C08 and the Statement of
Recomrnended Prartice-'Accountlwd and fteportl￿ by Charities. issued by the￿Int SORP making bodv.
In addition. we considered provisions of othev laws and re8ulattons that do not have a direct effect on the financial
statement5 but compliance ￿th which may be lundamenial tothe tharitable companws ability tooperate or to avoid
a materSal penalty. The key laws and regulations we consN4ered in this context Included employment law, healih and
safety ai work, GDPR. and the UK Ctx)wanSes **t and Chadtles SORP.
In additior* IO the above, our procedufes to re5p)nd to fis*s ident*￿ I1￿￿led the followin¢.'
r￿SewIng the linancial 5tatementdIK105u￿ and ie51ifvdtosupponingdocumeTriation toasse55 compliance
wf(h relevant laws and regulaiions described above as having a dirert effett on the financial statements.,
enqulrlng of mana8ement and Members of the Board of Trusiees concernin8 actual and potentlal lrtigatlon
and claims-
performing anatyiical procedures to Identrfy any unusual or unexpected relationshlps that fflay Indltate risks
of matèrlal misstatÈmeni due to Ivaud-
reading minuies of meetings ofthose charRed with iavemanceand fr￿ew1n$ corresponderKewhh relevant
authoftties where matters identth'ed were si8nrfitani',
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Yèar end￿ 31 Oec•mber 2024
In address1￿ the risk ol fra￿ th1￿ man¥ement override of c¢)ntmls. testing the appropriateness of
joufnal entries and ￿her adjustmenis.. asstgsin8 whether the judgements made in makin8 accountin8
estimates indK3tive ol a potential bias.. and evaluating the buslw rntionale of any si8nificant
Irafisacijons thai are unusual or ouuide ihe normal course ol business.
We also tommunicaied ielevartt identiffied laws and rqulations and p￿entiaL fra￿￿ risks to all en8a¢emeni ieam
members and remained alert io any Indic*ths of fra￿1 or noA<omplkince ¥thh laws and regul*sons thrO￿lOut
the audit.
A furthef dexriptlon of our responslbillties Is a¥ailabte on the FIDancial Reportin8 Councll's webslte at
hllps.'l/www.Irc.or8.uklaudiiorsresponsibslities. This des¢ripbon fomu part of our audiiorfs report.
V5• ofouf r•pNt
ThSs rtmlrt is made soldy to the charit(s IruS￿rt. as a both. in actordance with part 4 01 the Charities IAccounts
and Reports) Regulations 2(I)8. Our aud51 work has been undertaken so that we Nmght slate to ihe charlt(s trustee5
th05t matters we are required to Stale to them in an auditoes report and for nD Other purpose. To the lulle5t ertent
permltied by law, we do not accept Of assume respon51bility to anyone other than itte charlty and the charivs
trustees as a both. for our audit work, for this reprt or for ownws we hJ¥e forffled.
Jamb•l•• Johniion IS•nlor Ststthory Audlthrl
tor and on b•half ol Mltth•l charf•Th￿ (Audltl Umlt•d
Staiutory Audttor
44 Peter street
M•nchÈ*tt
M2 SGP
D•led.. 2810712025
Mltthell char￿1￿0rth IAudltl LIMIt￿ 1£ *lWbl• for appttlntm•iit *$ *udltor thl tharSty by vlrtu• ol Its
ellilbillty lor •ppolntment 45 •udltor ol• ynder sedlon 1212 dthe Comp•nSes Act 21￿6.
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Statement of Financial Activiti
Year ended 31 December 2Q24
Fund5
Funds
Funds
Funds
YEAR
202J
2024
Ch•rit•bk wKorne:
Donations from charitable
foundation5, private indl¥idua15
torporations
754A42 V7.54B 1.631J90
516.491
497.126 1.013.617
Total Intomt
754A42
8TI,548 1.631.990
516.491
497,126 1.013.617
Exp•ndltur•
Charitable Actlvlties
FX of Lebanon NGO
Fund Raising
Emer8enry
$67
1.151.183 1.151.750
685.891 685.891
3.551
83.057
3.551
83.057
144,20J
35J22
144203
37205
Total eX￿ndrtur*
185JOI 1.153.066 IJJ8J67
685￿91
772.499
FX GainllLgs51
111.3631
lllJ631
28.667
28.667
Net movement ln luThds for
the per￿d
557,sn
1175.5141
458,550
1188.7651 269.785
TrJnsfer between fvnds
1254.7131
254.713
1169.6241
169,624
Fund bal•nces bfOU8ht
lorwafd l Jan 2024
392
ZOI077 I.￿1￿09
511.366
221,218
732.584
Fund balances cathed lorward
31 Otc 2024
1.103.157
IIL272 1.284.429
a￿.292
202.077 1.002.369
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ance sheet
Year ended 31 Oecernber2024
2024
2023
Cumnt assets
Debtors
Bank account fvnds
730,461
579.499
396.091
633,054
1.309.960
1.029,145
Creditors.. amounts falling due wiihln ye*r
125.SJll
126,7751
14•t Curr•nt Au•ts
1.284,429
I,(K12,369
N•t Ass•ti
Unr•strlcted Funds
General Fund
io
1.103.157
8L4),291
Rostrlct•d Funds
io
181271
202,077
Total l￿d$
Thècompany is entitled toexemption from the audit iequifement contained in sedion 477 of t￿COMpanIeS Act 2006,
for the year ended 31 Oecernber 2024. althwh an •udit has been out under section 144 01 the Charities kt
2011.
The trujteesldireetorj •¢knoivled8e thelr reJp•nJil￿lItIe$ for e¢¥mplyin6 Wlth the vt9ulrementJ of the tompar+leJ Act
2(￿6 with respect to the accounting rocords and the preparatlon ol the financial stattments.
The members ha¥e no reqt¢ired the comyny lo ¢JlJtain •n •udlt In xcordance wlth the section 476 of the Compinles
Art 2OJ6.
2710712025
•nd are skned on tIKlr beh•W by.
These fi￿￿¢111 st•terneDts •PPfo¥ed by the I￿￿te¢S
PothalSni•m
Twstee
Th• not•s p•p$ 17 to 24 fom part ol th•s• I￿￿¢111 si•t•m•nts
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Statement of Cash Hows
Year ended 31 December2024
2024
2023
14¢¢ mwvnwrt In l•r th¢ ptrlod
Adjustments for..
Decrea5ellincreasel in debtOV5
Increaselldecreasel In uedtiors
269.785
1334J701
112451
1366,1101
4.035
14Et C•5h Ilvw from vpV•tIr￿ •cll¥llle5
15>,5551
192,2901
Cash flow from investNw artpiitles
N•t C•sh Ilowfrom IrN•$t￿ •¢il¥ltlqs
Cash flow Irorn hnancini arti¥rtie5
Net C•sh Ilowfrom •¢tMtles
Net Incre•selldeue•sel In c•sh
153.5551
192,29))
C•sh and cash equlvilent$ 415tart date 202J
633,054
715.344
C•ih and tath •gulv*knht% if end d•1• 1024
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Notes to the Flnan£lal St•t¢m•n
Year errfed 31 Decernljef 2024
AcMuntln8 polkl•s
Charlty InfonTratlon
sama Projea Is a prlvaie company Nrniied by gyarantee Incorporate In En8land and Wales. The
I￿lstered office is 5 Floor. 3fy31 FurnNal Stfeet, Londm, EC4A IJQ
Th• 8uarantors at 31 December 2024 are the trU￿ee$ In office at that date and detslled in the tru5tee5
report. Their liabilrty in respect of the guarantee as Set out in the Memorandum ol AsKKiatiOn 15 limited
to £1 per guafantor.
1.1 A<wuntln¢ ¢onv4ntlon
The financial statements have been prepared uDderthe hsstOTital cost ctsnvention. in at¢Ndance ￿th thE
Compan￿$ Aci 2c¢J6, FRS 102 Tr Financial RewlJn8 Standard applicab￿ in the UK and Republlc of
Ireland" I'FRS 102-1 and the Charilies SORP -Atcountirt8 and Reportln8 of Charit￿$.. Statement of
Reetsmmtndtd Practite applicab￿ to eha¢iti* prtp*rinA their *Ct+Junts in actordanet with th* Fi#ancl81
Reporting Standard ap￿ICable in the UK and Republic ot Ireland IFRS 1021. leffective l January 20191. The
thaflty is a Public 8ènèfii Enllly è5 dénntd by FRS 102.
' The fiTh•n¢l•l statements are prepared In US dollars ¥thkh is the funrtl¢)nJl currency of the charity-
IAonetsry arnounts In these fI￿n(I•l 5taleff￿ts •re rounded to the ne•re5t S.
sama Pfolect meeis the definrtlon of a wbllc benefft entity ur#ler FRS102. Assets and Ilabllr(ies are
Inillalfy recoenised at hisiwical cosi or iransatt6on value unless oththvise staled in the accountin8 policy
12 GOI￿ ¢onc•rn
At the tirne of approvillB the ftnanck41 staternent5. the tru5tee5 have a reasonable expectation that the
charity has adequate resources to wnlinue in operatwal exisience for the toreseeable future. Thus the
trustees continue to adopt ihe 8oin8 concern basts of a￿OUntIn8 In prepann8 the h"nèncial Statements.
Th• Investments are held at cost less h)walmiont as the I￿1 value cannot be reliably measured. The
Trustees afe nol aware olany material impairments in the investff*nt5 Other than those dlxlosed.
Clwlt•ble fvr
Unrestrirted funds are •v•lL4ble for use •t the dls¢retlon ot the irustees In fvrtheraf*ce of thelr charftèble
objectives.
Ilestrlcted lunds are subject to spedfic condliions by donors orgrantors as to how they may be tsstd. The
purpjsts and usts of the re5trirted lunds arè sèt tyjt in the notts to finantial 5tattments.
IA In￿rne
Incomè Is retognlsed when the tharity is Iwlty efttiiled to it alter nay perfomiante condltlons havè been
met, the amount5 can be measured reliably. and rt Is probabk thai Income will be recesyed.
Don•tSws Ind
Irtcome frorn donation5 and grants. In(k￿l￿g capital grants. are Induded In Sncome wthen these are
receNed except as follows..
When dDnor5 5peclfy that donatlons and 8rènts glven to the ch•rlty rnu5t be used In future
actountine periods. the irtcome is delerned to those periods.
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Notes to the Flnan£lal St•t¢m•n
Year errfed 31 Decernljef 2024
A¢Muntln8 pthl*s IcontSThAd}
When donor5 impose conditiLJn5T•hich have to be fu￿lled beforethe Iharity becorne5 entrtled to
Use such income. the income ￿ deferred and not induded in Trncomin8 resouvce5 until the pre.
conditK¢rss for vse have been mei.
When donors speclfy that donatmins and grants are for partkular re5trlcted purposes. which do
not amouni to pr￿onditionS re8artlin8 enthlemeni thls Incl￿ is included in IncomSn8
resoufces ol resiritted ftsnds when receivable.
IJ
ExpÈndltur•
Expendsture is recognised orKe there t5 a leg41 or construttive obligation to transfef ￿onoMiC benefit to
third party, it is probable ihai a transfer of e￿n0m￿ benelits will be required in settlement, and the
mouni of the obli£èiion can be measured reliabty. Expenditure is accounted for on an accruals basis ar&d
has been classified under headbngs ihai aggregate all cost relaied io the category. Where costs cannoi be
directly atiributed to panicular headings they the been allocaied to all1￿1}eS on a basis consisient with
the use of resources.
Expendiluit Is classilled under the folltswirrf acttvty htadin8s'.
£xpenditvre on ¢h•rlt•ble •ctiV51ies Indudes the tost of
FX of Letsafi￿ NGO compfises fofeian exchan8e losses arislrrf as the chadty operates in Lebanon
Cosis of raisSn8 fvnds comprise of costs
Cmers•n£y expendliure In#￿¢5
Support Costs are ttr￿e fvnlllons ihaf the wNk (d the C￿rIty do dlrertty undertake
charitable activities. Support ctssis Indude back office costs, finance. personnel aThl 8o¥wnance costs
wh5eh tupport th* Cha¢itW6 a<tiviti•É.
Alsama Projett UK WOf*s In partnership with Alsama Prolett lebanon. a Lebanese re8lstered NGO. Two
UK trusiees, Melke Ziervo8el and Richard Vertity, form part of the management leadership of Alsama
Prt*iert Lebanon. ￿SaMa Proiert UK re1m￿r5•S ￿1 costs ol Alsama Proiert Lebanon.
80th Governance c051s and &Jpport cos¥s are alknaled to other •n1Vit￿ In proportion io dlrect
expenditur• as it is the trustw's oplnkn ihat ihis is the best kyartical apportionment.
C•sh •nd ush •gul¥•l•nts
Cash and cash equNalents Ind￿le cash in hand, deposits held ai Call ￿th bank& other short tefm liquid
inve5trnent5 Wlth oriKinal maturities of thtee months w le￿ and bank overdraft5. Bank overdralts are
shown within borrowin8 in current liatsl1li￿.
1.7 Fkn•nd•l Instru
The charity ha5 elected to appty the Provi￿1)￿5 of SectiDn 11 '8asK Financial InstrUM￿t5, and Settion 12
'Other FlnancLIl Inslruments Issut5' of FRS 102 to aH ol it$16nandal instrurnents.
Flnancial assets and liah"lir*sare recoenised when thetharitybecomes party io the contractual provisions
ol the financlal Insirumeni. The Charity hotds basK financial thsiruments which comprise cash ai bank,
trade and oiher re¢ei¥ables and irade and ￿￿er payables.
Basic Nnanclal Instruments suchaSs￿al Investments, debtors. bank balancesandcredltorsarefecoenised
ai transaction value.
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Notes to the Flnan£lal St•t¢m•n
Year errfed 31 Decernljef 2024
A¢Muntln8 pthl*s IcontSThAd}
Taxation
The Charlly Is exempt from corporaiknn on Its tharilab￿ aciMtbe5.
Fund Accountk¥
Unrestricted fund5 can be us¢d in x(ordance the tharItab￿ objectNe5 at the di5cretson of the
tru5tee5
Restrlcted fvnds can only be used for particular restfiued purpose5 wlthin the objects of the charlty.
Re5trSciion5 ar15e when specified by the donot OT when fvnd5 are rnised for particutaf re51rirted purpose5.
Crklc•l •Mlmit•s •ndludwMnts
Therè arè currently nts ￿eNIT*8nt judeèmèfits and estimates app4￿ by the trust whi¢h *r• eonsid*red kéy to tht
preparation ol the financial Statements.
Incorn• frorn O•n*tbons
2023
Total
T¢)tsl Unre5trkted Aestricted
Donations from charitable
fovndations, private
individuals and
Co￿)ratIonS
754A42 877,548 1.631,990
516.491
497.126
1,013,617
Total
754A42
877.548 1,631,990
516.491
497.126
1.013,617
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Notes to the Flnan£lal St•t¢m•n
Year errfed 31 Decernljef 2024
Chariiabl• Acii¥lUtt. Fund Ratsln& Support costs
s￿led
5uppvl
UK Costs Educatlon Go¥ernanc•
Costs
Alloutign
Total
Akarna
Prolert
2024 Current Year
Sh31I13 1
Bourj I
Shoiila 2
Bourj 2
Shared Costs
141.SB7
94.485
85.715
73.670
69.165
53.810
52.557
63.9￿)
52.704
35,196
829
45
612
26,639
26,639
26.639
26.639
lic￿.$$6}
23.597
17,686
18,064
IS,196
246,481
191.413
194,930
168.209
2196
Edut*tlon C•ntmi
464.621
3.611
74.543
801.035
Excellence Academlc scholarships
G12++
Cricket
Franchise
Arobi¢ Sthool
8,858
812
87,110
9,S87
1,163
12,050
23,652
10,B33
112,263
220,350
6.702
567
12.113
101.271
6.702
85,840
65
463
Ch¥fltsble Artl¥ltbes wholly or
p•￿¥ fvnd•d by r•rtrkned
donatlons
$84.746
353.942 101.653
IiiAo8
1.151.750
fx vf Lrbdiiyii NOO
Fund Raisin8
MCC Dinner
Emergency
Govefnante
&Jpport
34.810
57.41XJ
36.327
15,478
107.B76
36,327
37,205
37.205
7.807
42.534
io.
16.330
117,8901
1108.9961
50.132
Totll txpendhurn
447,OB5 221.793
1,338.567
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ALSAMA PROJECT
Notes to the Flnan£lal St•t¢m•n
Year errfed 31 Decernljef 2024
Chariiabl• Acii¥lUtt. Fund Ratsln& Support Costs Iconiinued)
Freel•rKer fteknburne Othef UK
Alsama
Projert
Support
Education Go¥ernanre
Allocatlon
Yotsl
2023 Comparatlve Year
Shatila I
147.195
78.389
3.368
447
8,530
8.530
13.705
&176
223.694
136.887
Bourj I
Shatlla 2
41.345
0.148
80,(￿2
14,501
1.321
8,531
9.624
159,626
15.491
Bourj 2
Shared costs
25.520
37
125.5911
£duutlon C•ntr¢s
311,251
6.7•1
5.173
31491
535,697
Excellenet AcademSc stldarsl
IL668
12.462
10,535
127.196
G12++
s,sis
72.155
4,349
161
671
Cricket
&102
Ch•rltabl• Arfl¥ltl•s wholty
or p•rtly lund•d bv
r•rtrf¢t•d donatlom
3N921
245321
42.0
685Wi
FX of Lebanon NGO
Fund Ralsini
Governance
3.5SI
3.109
3,551
83,057
15,350
59,
8.856
3.142
S,290
112,3561
134,9921
Support
6.89)
24.960
Total •xp*rtdltur•
411.162
772.499
2024
2023
Lebanese NGO Audit
UK IndependeThi Examination
UK Audlt
3.500
7.289
7SO
UKActounts
L264
70
Legal Advitè
1,567
17.89D
12.356
Audlioes remuneratlon
The auditor's remuneraiion con5iStsof an a￿lit fee of E6,75012023.- £Nl1 l. In addition. non audit fees of £1,26412023..
£7.2891 were pald to the Hrrn of audffiors lor the provlslon of accountancy seThices12023= provislon ol UK lThdependent
èxarninatitinl.
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ALSAMA PROJECT
Notes to the Flnan£lal St•t¢m•n
Year errfed 31 Decernljef 2024
Chafftabl• A¢thTkl•s. Fund 5uppon and Go¥ffiiaK• Costs Icontthuod)
2024
2023
Support Costs
Bank charges
5upporr siaff
Re1reshN￿ntS, team builds
Office rental
Transport
Office c05t5
Le8al Fees
Accouniancy lees
Forel8n e¥than8e
11.203
51.$71
7,547
6,890
7,018
10.767
22,164
2.991
1922
8,413
IM996
34,992
1024
2023
The net movement in lunds Is stated aft*r ¢haf8ln￿¢redl1lrtlI.
Fee5 payable tor ihe audtt ol the charW5 flnandal Stalen￿t$
6,750
4750
Truste•s
None olthe tru••fe￿ lor 4Th¥ p¢rsofis ¢MThe¢t¢d V•ith theml r¢eeived remuTh¢r4*ion or IKnefft Irom th¢ th•￿ty
duriThg the year
Durtn8 the year. expens*s totall1￿ E63512023.. ENill worn rdmburstd to I tru5t•¢.
Ernpl0￿9
The charliable comp•ny doN not employ any UK stsff. The te•chers and coaches contrarted by the UK chadty •re
p•ld •$ freelancers. The average number ol freelancers is 13012023- 1031, no freelancer was pald more than
$76,68012023., $74.580I1£60.C￿ at •vera8e exchan8e rate 1.278 and 1.243 respettivelvl.
2024
2023
Inier*ntity accouni ￿th Alsam• Proiea Inc Islster f4GO re¢lstered In U￿)
Capital K￿$ Cikkei
Inter-entity account Al Sama Project
Sundry Debtors
660.231
3.038
67.191
363,232
17,023
9,471
6,365
730.461
396,091
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Notes to the Flnan£lal St•t¢m•n
Year errfed 31 Decernljef 2024
CrndkO￿. amounis fallln8 du• wiihln on• y•ar
2024
2023
Embromlery Cooperatbve-"A15ama Studio"
Accruals
7.050
,481
19.518
7.257
25531
26,775
io.
Mryrtrnent sn funds
Atljan
2024
In¢omh¥ Trnnsf•r5
At 31 Dec
2024
2024 Current Year
Restrkned Funds:
Educaiion Cer¢ires
Elcellenie Academlc 5¢hol•rsNp'.
G12++
Cricket
Franchise
187,125
6n,$39
IW2.9171
110,8331
1112.2631
1220,3511
16,7021
107,210
10,833
169,956
123.579
75,431
11,316
14.952
129.968
6.702
Toi•l rnstrkt•d fvnth
201￿?7
877,548 11.153.066}
254.713
181.272
Unrestrfrt•d funds:
General fund5
S￿.291
754.441
1185.5011 1254.7131
111.3631
1,103.157
Tot•1 yfirtstY*t•d
rAM)292
754,441 IW.XII) 1154.7131
111.363) 1.103,157
TOTAI FUt40S
LfX)2.369
1.631.990 11338.5671
111.363} 1.284,429
2023 Comparatlve Year
FX
AtJIDe
2013
20Z3
A•5trk1￿ Funds:
Education Cerntres
205.429
6.039
374,247
1535.6971
112.4621
110.5351
1127.1961
143.146
2.618
10,535
13,314
187,125
Excellenie Academlc 5cholarsNps
G1244
Cricket
9.750
119,074
14,952
Tot•1 reStrItt￿ Iuhds
221218
497.126 I685￿91)
169.624
202.077
Unrestrfrted fvnds:
General funds
511.366
516.491
186.6081 1169.6241
28,667
),292
Total unrestrkted fi￿d$
511J66
516N91
1169.614)
28.667
8IXI39Z
TOTAi FUNDS
731￿4 JX113.617 17nA991
28M7 I,(￿369
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ALSAMA PROJECT
Notes to the Flnan£lal St•t¢m•n
Year errfed 31 Decernljef 2024
io.
Mo¥•m•nf In fvnds IConilnu•dl
Ilame of re5trkt•d fund d*5tt5pflon. nafurtt and purpoms olthe lund
Educatlon Cenire5
To fund the f¢)ur educatlon centres for out-of-5th001 refugee ieenager5
Excellence academK To fund siudents io attend iniernational schools and colleges
scholarship
G12++
Cricket
Franchise
To lund sttthnts obtainln8 an access1b￿ qualtfi(akn
To fund cricket hubs prowding cricket trainsng
To lund replicatin8 Alsorna educational Success on a 8lobal scale
ii.
Rotsted partytransxiions
Somé donais1)ns to Alsama Proltcts art paKI vla Capftal Kids Crickèt ICKCI a UX Charity ol whtth Richard Verity Is
a trustee. The balance shown rèprtsénts thè balartè of monoes by CXC that are ytt to be rÈmittÈd to
Alsarna Project.
ANI￿1% ol d￿nI￿ In fvnds
The charity had no materlal debt durln¢ ihe year.
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