## ||Names ofthe trustees|for|the|charity,|charity,|if any, (for example,|if any, (for example,|if any, (for example,|any custodian trustees)|any custodian trustees)| |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| ||Name||||||Dates acted if||not forwhole
ear|| |Names and addresses ofadvisers||||(Optional||information)||||| |T|eofadviser
Name||||||Address|||| |Name ofchief executive or||names||ofsenior||staff members
(Optional||||information)| ||1
o|||||~ ~||||| |Description ofthe charity's||trusts||||||||| ||Type ofgoverning
document||CIO Constitution||||ofShri|Guru Gobind||Singh Ji Sikh Temple| ||How the charity is constituted||As per||CIO|Constitution||ofShn|Guru Gobind Singh Ji Sikh Temple|| ||r|||||||||| ||Trustee selection methods||As per||Constitution
ofShri Guru||||Gobind Singh Ji Sikh Temple|| |Additional
governance
issues (Optionai|||||information)|||||| |You may choose to include||||||||||| |additional
information,
where||||||||||| |relevant,
about:||||||||||| |~|policies and procedures|||||||||| ||adopted for the induction|and||||||||| ||training oftrustees;|||||||||| |~|the charity's
organisational|||||||||| ||structure
and any wider|||||||||| ||network
with which the charity|||||||||| ||works;|||||||||| |~|relationship
with any related|||||||||| ||parties;|||||||||| ||trustees'
consideration
of|||||||||| ||major risks and the system|||||||||| ||and procedures to manage|||||||||| ||them.|||||||||| ||||~|~||||||| |||The advancement|The advancement|of|the Sikh|religion for the|religion for the|religion for the|benefit ofthe|benefit ofthe|public|public|in| |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| |||Sheffield|in particular||but not exclusively|||through
the provision||||of|a| |Summary
ofthe objects ofthe
charity set out in its
governing
document||place
of
worship,
the
holding
education,
public
celebration
of
activities to enlighten
others about|||||of
prayer
religious
Sikhism.||meetings,
festivals
and||religious
cultural||| |||1]To advance|the teachings
ofSikhism||||||||||| |||2]To provide 8 maintain||a|Gurdwara|building||to fulfil its objects|||||| |||3]To assist in|the arrangements
for|||the|Anand|Karaj (wedding)||and|||| |||funeral
arrangements
in||line with the teachings||||ofSikhism|||||| |||4]To do all such other lawful things||||that|shall|further the objects|||ofthe||| |||charity|||||||||||| |Summary
ofthe main
activities undertaken|for the|5]To promote
community
on|understanding
and cohesion amongst the wider
the basis of equality
and respect for all.||||||||||| |public benefit in relation to|||||||||||||| |these objects (include|within||||||||||||| |this section the statutory|||||||||||||| |declaration
that trustees have|||||||||||||| |had regard to the guidance|||||||||||||| |issued by the Charity|||||||||||||| |Commission
on public|||||||||||||| |benefit)|||||||||||||| ## |~|~||~
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~|| |---|---|---|---|---| |Summary
ofthe main
achievements
ofthe charity
during the year|||As mentioned
in Section C,these activities are continuous
and the local
Sikh community
benefit from the teaching
and activities that the
Shri Guru Gobind Singh Ji Sikh Temple undertakes
during the year.|| ||||Many Sangrands
and Gurpurbs
have taken place at the Gurdwara|| ||||benefitting
both the general
public and the Sikh community.
Kirtan by|| ||||Ragi's supplement
the offerings
provided
by the Gurdwara
to the|| ||||community.|| ||||Sadly, several members
ofthe community
have passed away
in the last|| ||||12months: funerals
have been carried out in accordance
with|| ||||Government
Guidelines.
We have continued
to support the bereaved|| ||||families.|| ||||Punjabi lessons for the youth continued
and we thank the volunteers|who| ||||have found the time to help the Gurdwara
in fulfilling
their objectives.|| ||||Successfully
completed
the major maintenance
program
for the|| ||||Gurdwara.
This will ensure that the facilities continue to be ofa high,|| ||||modern
standard
for the benefit ofthe Sikh community
and the general|| ||||public.|| ## ## |Summary
ofthe objects ofthe
charity set out in its
governing
document|The advancement
ofthe Sikh religion
for the benefit
ofthe public
in
Sheffield
in
particular
but not exclusively
through
the provision
of a
place
of
worship,
the
holding
of
prayer
meetings,
religious
education,
public
celebration
of
religious
festivals
and
cultural
activities to enlighten
others about Sikhism.|The advancement
ofthe Sikh religion
for the benefit
ofthe public
in
Sheffield
in
particular
but not exclusively
through
the provision
of a
place
of
worship,
the
holding
of
prayer
meetings,
religious
education,
public
celebration
of
religious
festivals
and
cultural
activities to enlighten
others about Sikhism.|The advancement
ofthe Sikh religion
for the benefit
ofthe public
in
Sheffield
in
particular
but not exclusively
through
the provision
of a
place
of
worship,
the
holding
of
prayer
meetings,
religious
education,
public
celebration
of
religious
festivals
and
cultural
activities to enlighten
others about Sikhism.| |---|---|---|---| ||1] To advance the teachings
ofSikhism||| ||2] To provide 8, maintain
a Gurdwara
building
to fulfil its objects||| ||3] To assist in the arrangements
for the Anand
Karaj (wedding)
funeral
arrangements
in line with the teachings
of Sikhism|and|| ||4] To do all such other lawful things that shall further the objects||ofthe| ||charity||| |Summary
ofthe main
activities undertaken
for the
public benefit in relation to
these objects (include within|5] To promote understanding
and cohesion amongst the wider
community
on the basis of equality
and respect for all.||| |this section the statutory|||| |declaration
that trustees have|||| |had regard to the guidance|||| |issued by the Charity|||| |Commission
on public|||| |benefit)|||| ## ||||i
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~| |---|---|---|---| |~|~||| |Summary
ofthe main
achievements
ofthe charity
during the year|||As mentioned
in Section C, these activities are continuous
and the local
Sikh community
benefit from the teaching
and activities that the
Shri Guru Gobind Singh Ji Sikh Temple undertakes
during the| ||||year.| ||||Many Sangrands
and Gurpurbs
have taken place at the Gurdwara
benefitting
both the general
public and the Sikh community.
Kirtan
by Ragi's supplement
the offerings
provided
by the Gurdwara
to the| ||||community.| ||||Sadly, several members
ofthe community
have passed away
in the last
12months: funerals
have been carried out in accordance
with| ||||Government
Guidelines.
We have continued
to support the bereaved| ||||families.| ||||Punjabi lessons for the youth continued
and we thank the volunteers
who have found the time to help the Gurdwara
in fulfilling
their| ||||objectives.| ||||Successfully
completed
the maintenance
program
for the Gurdwara.
This will ensure that the facilities continue to be ofa high, modern| ||||standard
for the benefit ofthe Sikh community
and the general| ||||public.| ||||||~|~|~
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