The TAQVIAT coIAhiui¥rY MOSQUE
for the perfod ended 31 Marth 2023
Charlty Re8btrakn Number. 1193863
RECEIPTS
Donations to the Mosque purchase funds
Donations to food and humanitarian aid appeals
6,128
5.066
Charitable artivitles and events forgenerating funds
Total Funds Received for period
15.111
Chadtsble dooatlons paldout
4,038
Costs clch*rtt•ble •rtMtles
3.535
tlllty bllls
Accountsnq & profrssloNI lees
Goverr￿nCe costs ladmlnlstra¢i¥ee¥pensesl
125
Total Funds pald out for the perlod
Surplus for the period
Accumulated funds Balance foryear 202212023
Cash balance atth• b¥lnnlni olthelln•nd•l ye•r IOIMI20221
Add: Cash 5ncreaM lorthe year
10.239
Equal: Cash l)alance at the end of the flThwdal year131103120231
Experted Future Uses of the Funds In Hand
Unr*strirt•d furA for8w•ral us•1 IxrtontylordMrll*kn pwpo
R•rtrfet•dlundl•rth• knw•th•rft*l•
Total funds balance carrled forward (CIF)
Trustees, Approval
Approvéd by the Trustees on 28 January 21r24
And $KJned on twr behalf by..
Ousmane 8erthe, Chairn
Accountant's Report
The accounts {r¢ceipts and payments) were prepared based (m C&sh Accoullting F&sis. UThder this methc*J of A¢couniing, r¢venu¢s
and expens¢5 are recogni5ed during the period in wbich the cash is athually receiwj Lf pAid oui. Thus. this antlual finwKial
ac¢ount cornprRses only fimds wer¢ o¢nwty re¢¢ived and expeJses which were actually paid for. this means that all receivable
revenue such as membership fee$ in 8reaes were excluded and all ac¢ru¢d or Lmpaid exFnses were exclud￿ from the account5.
The accounting forn￿¢ adopied ¢omplies with the Clwities Act 2011 wbicb allows the small charities such as Taqwat
ComrnuDity Mosque to pres¢Dt O))d r¢Frtm their artrtuaj rUw￿la1 xcounts in rereip15 and pwnts ￿0￿1￿ forn)aL
Osman Dulojly. MBA (flMK¢). AFA. AIIPA
Senior Accountant
ACCOUNTANTS
28 Seaforth Drive,
Waltham CfOSS, EN8 8BU,UK.
PtrKJne No.. +44 (0) 7534027658
countants@odukuty.p.uk

Trustees. Annual Report for the period
PencwJ start date
Peri(Kl end date
Section A
Reference and administration details
Charlty name
TAQWAT COMMUNITY MOSQUE
Other names charity Ss known by
TAQWAT COMMUNITY
Registered chartty number (rf any)
1193863
Charlty's prlnclpal addrnss
3 pirr STREET EAST
OLDHAM
12 Ruskin Road, North Reddish
Po8tcode
OL41BU
Nam•s of tho charlty trustees who manage tho charlty
Tru•toe nam•
Offlc• Ilf any)
Trustee
Financial Secretary
Trustee
Nam• of p•rnon lor body) •ntltl•d
toa
Int tru8ts•
If an
Taqwat Community Mosque
Taqwat Community Mosque
TatT•vat Community Mosque
èar
FANTA KAMARA
01 June 2019
MUSA SHERIFF
ISMAILA
ADE)￿UM1
OUSMANE
BERTHE
KADIATOU
ABDOULLAH KABA
01 June 2019
01 June 2019
Chaiman
01 June 2019
Taqwat Community Mosque
Trustee
01 June 2019
Taqwat Community Mosque
Mama Saliu Balde
Trustee
01 June 2019
Taqwat Community Mosque
Names of the trustses for th• charity, If any, Ifor example, any custodlan tru•tses)
Namo
Dats8 acted If not for whole
ear
Names and addrnsw of advisers (Optional Inforniation}
e of adviser
Name
Address
Accountant
Osman t)ukuly
28 Seaforth Drive, Hertfordshire, EN8 8BU
Name of chief executive or names of senior staff members Ioptional infomiatlon)
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Section B
Structure, governance and management
Description of the charity's trusts
Type of goveming document
CONSTITLfflON
How the charity is constrtuted
ASSOCIATION
Trustee selection methods
Our trustees are elected by the general membership of the Charity.
Additional governance Issues (Optlonal infomiatlon)
You may choose to include
addilional information, where
relevant, about..
policies and procedures
adopted for the induction arKI
training of trustees,.
the charity's organisational
structure and any wider
network with which the charty
works.,
• relationship with any related
trustees, consideration of
major risks and the system
and procedures to manage
them.
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Section C
Objectives and activities
I. TO ADVANCE THE ISLAMIC FAITH IN THE OLDHAM AREA FOR THE
BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC THROUGH THE HOLDING OF PRAYER MEETINGS.
EDUCATION, LECTURES. PUBLIC CELEBRATION OF RELIGIOUS FESTIVALS,
PRODUCING AND/OR DISTRIBUTING LITERATURE ON ISLAM TO
ENUGHTEN OTHERS ABOUT THE ISLAMIC REUGION. 2) TO DEVELOP THE
CAPACITY, SKILLS, KNOWLEDGE AND ABILITY OF THE MEMBERS OF THE
SOCIALLY AND ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGEO AFRICAN AND
CARIBBEAN COMMUNITIES {BUT NOT RESTRicfED TOI OF GREATER
MANCHESTER AND BEYOND IN SUCH A WAY THAT THEY ARE BErrER
ABLE TO IDENTIFY, AND HELP MEET. THEIR NEEDS AND TO PARTICIPATE
MORE FULLY IN SOCIETY.
Summary of the objects of the
charlty set out In Its
governing document
Summary of the maln
activities undertaken for th•
public benefit in relation to
these objects Ilnclude withln
thls section the statutory
doclaration that trustées have
had regard to the guldan¢•
Issued by the Charity
Cornmlsslon on publlc
benellt
All our sepoices including training, lectures and workshop,
counselling and support and short-terni financial supporL food
donations and humanitarian aid, and the other charitable events
are all designed to help and support the socially excluded
individuals and deprived communities in the way that can
improve their quality of lives by enabling them to become
independent and valued members of their local communities
and boosting their confidence and employability. This in turn,
we believe will benefit the wider community in ternis of
building a strong, peaceful, friendly community with less crime
in the communi
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Additional details of objectives and activities (Optional informalion)
Our w)licy on grant making is that our trustees always use the
best practice and due diligence to ensure that those eligible to
receive our Charity's grant are selected on the ground that they
contribute most towards the achievement of our Charity's set
purpose (s) which is about providing help & support for
disadvantaged individuals to improve their quality of lives.
the t￿￿eS wilI make sure any making grant will be made in
accordance with our organisation's charitable purposes. the
trustees will also make sure that no organisation's funds will be
knowingly used for illegal purposes such as money laundering,
bribery or financing terrorism.
You may choose to include
further statements, where
levant, about..
policy on grantmaking.,
policy programme related
investment,,
contribution made by
volunteers.
the trustees will make sure any rnaking grant will be made in
accordance with our organisation's charitsble purposes. the
trustees will also make sure that no organisation's fvnds will be
knowingly used for illegal purposes such as money laundering,
bribery or financing terrorism.
The trustees will also make sure those grant applicants who
hold views or have any involvement in activities contrary to
our organisation's values and charitable purposes will not be
eligible to receive our organisation's funds/grant.
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Section D
Achievements and performance
Summary of the main
achievements of the charity
during tho year
During the past year, we successfully managed to raise about £ 15,11 I to
help carry out our charitsble work. Over the year. we undertook the
following charitable work:
We gave out food and humanitarian aid to some socially excluded
individuals and deprived communities.
We made c&sh donations to sojne disadvantsged individuals and deprived
communities to help them meet their short-terni essential basic needs.
We organised conferences and provided lectures to educate the
communitylpublic aix)ut the important role the Islamic Teligion can play in
promoting peace and harmony amon8 people in the community and in
inspirin8 people to integrate into the wider community and to hclp build a
strong. PeacefuL friendly community
We organised IT training and workshop to safeguard parents and their
children against the danger of misuse of social media. The aim of this
workshop was to Cmwwer parents ￿ have some controls over their
childrcn's uscs of infonnation icthnology, in particular the social media.
We provided counselling and awareness programmc for disadvantsged
youth in th¢ community. The objective of this programme was to help our
targeted youth understand British value and culiure and the importance of
integration into the wider community. Also. to encourage them to not use
violence as & means of tseklin8 their social problems or for being socially
excluded.
We organised several outdoor 8POrting and recreational events for the
youth. the purposes of these events were to take the children or yOLrth off
the street violence and get theffl engaged in sporting and recreational
activities that ¢ould help promote go¢xl fn"endship among them and
encouraged them to develop positive attitudes towards the communities
in which they live,
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Section E
Financial review
Currently we do not have a written down policy on reserves. But our
trustees aKvays use best practice to ensure that reasonable fund is put
aside in order to protect the charity against drops in income. The trustees
put fund that is needed for immediate use to carry out the work of the
charty under unrestrictedlgeneral funds. They also pth fund that is
designated to carrying out a particular charrtable project under restricted
funds. The trustees may move funds be￿en unrestricted fund and
restricted fund as they see necessary to do so. Currently, we are PLrtting
aside some fund to save for trAJying a premises for the charity, Hence, we
have
ut this desi
nated fund uTrJer the restricted funds.
Brlef statement of the
charity's pollcy on reserves
Detailg of any funds materialty
in deficit
NO DEFICIT
Further financial review detalls (Optional Infomiallon)
Our principal sources of funds include.. organising fundraising events,
members, contnbutions. tndividual and public donations, and gift aid.
You may choose to include
additional information, vthere
relevant about..
the charity's principal
sources of funds (induding
any fundraising)..
how exp8ndilure has
supported the key objectives
of the chanty.,
investment policy and
objectives including any
ethical investmenl policy
adopted.
To achieve our tharity's set purposes, our trustees spend the funds we
raise from donors on providing help and support services that improve
the quality of lrfe of the members of disadvantaged communrties.
Our charrtable workJser¥ices include:
making food donations to individuals in the disadvantsged communities,
we provide short-temi financial assistance in order to ease financial
distress and destitution.
providing training. support and ¢ounselling serVI￿S to help boost the
confidence of socially excluded individuals so that they can become
IndeFendent and employable and integrat8 into wider community.
Providing Islamic lectures to promot8 the Islamic faith and values $0 that
the public will understarKI that the Islamic religion is about peac8, ethics,
e¢onomic wosperity, caring about other people in society, tolerating other
P8ople's beliefs and contritrrtrting to the building of a Strong, peaceful and
fn'endly communtyi$ociety
The charty does not have a written down investment policy. But our
trustees will always use due diligence to ensure that rf any of the charity's
funds is to be invested will be done so prudently and ethically. This
means the trustees will only invest the charty's funds in the financial
products (for example, securities or property) that have low risks.
Section F
Other optional information
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Section G
Declaration
The trustees declare that they have approved the trustaes, report abov
Signed on behalf of the ch•rlty's In￿lee$
Slgnalurfs)
Full namels)
Posltlon (80 Secr*ry Chalr.
OUSMANE BERTHE
IATOU ABDO
LLAH KABA
CFWIRMAN OF TAQWAT
COMMUNITY MOSQUE
TRUSTEE
2810112024
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