Maranatha International (1192454) Annual trustees report 2025
Principal Address: 44 Wycherley Road Rochdale OL12 7LE
The objects of the Charity are to advance the Christian faith in the United Kingdom and Internationally for public benefit, helping local communities irrespective of race, nationality or beliefs and also working with other Charities whose objects are similar and within charitable law to this Charity, that is Maranatha International.
Trustees: Steven Iguru Green, Elizabeth Mugure Joseph, Ian David Crick and Premnath Samuel Joseph are to continue as trustees of the Charity.
Premnath Samuel Joseph is contact for all purposes related to the Charity.
The accountant is Danielle Makin FCA, 12 The Hedgerows, Whitworth, Rochdale, OL12 8AW.
We continue to work closely with various church groups, missionaries and local leaders in India to reach neglected communities and underprivileged children. Through these connections hundreds of families have received help, provisions for groceries, rent support and in special cases school fees for children.
The missionaries we partner with are continuing to serve faithfully across North India. We stay in touch regularly via calls, messages and visits. We have also begun working with another group of 21 missionaries in Northern Karnataka. We now partner with over 50 missionaries.
We had the privilege of hosting a four day conference for pastors and leaders which was attended by over 350 delegates from across South India. It was very well received.
We have also begun building relationships with Testimony Faith Homes in Eldoret, Kenya who work with orphaned and vulnerable children. We look forward to expanding this work further.
We have also continued to work with individuals and families within Rochdale
who struggle with mental health challenges, loneliness and addictions. We have provided practical support, helping with energy bills and groceries, as well as spending time with them and supporting them emotionally.
The trustees are continuing to promote the work of the Charity, compliant with the requirements of the Charity Commission and in line with current regulation. Making every good effort and seeking always to act rightly the trust seek constantly to eliminate the risk of failure to achieve the Charity’s objectives.
A Financial statement has been prepared in line with the Charities Commission’s, The Accounting and reporting by Charities Statement of Recommended Practice (Charities SORP).
In the year to 30[th] September 2025 £1,920 was received in donations. Of the monies received £5,680 was spent on helping families and children in Chennai and Kenya. Therefore the balance remaining in the bank account as at 30[th] September 2025 was £1,508.05.
All funds are unrestricted.