Carmel Ministries UK
Trustees Report and Accounts for year ending 30/4/2024
Registered charity no. 1194400
Carmel Ministries UK
Trustees Report and Accounts for year ending 30/4/2024
| Legal & Administrative Details | p 3 |
|---|---|
| Report of Trustees | pp 4-5 |
| Independent Examiner's Report | p 6 |
| Receipts & Payments Account | p 7 |
| Statement of Assets & Liabilities | p 8 |
Carmel Ministries UK
Trustees Report and Accounts for year ending 30/4/2024
Legal & Administrative Details
Registered Charity No. 1194400 Trustees: Barry Cheesman Barry Richardson Tagaram Ebenezer Sastry Peter Smee Registered Address: 12 Stable Lane Seer Green Bucks HP9 2YT Bankers: CAF Bank Independent Examiner: Roxanne Fox 4 Radley Avenue Silver End Essex CM8 3GJ
Carmel Ministries UK
Trustees Report and Accounts for year ending 30/4/2023
Report of Trustees:
Structure, Governance and Management:
The Charity was registered in May 2021. Four Trustees were appointed at inception and these continue to serve in this capacity. Details as per page 3.
Summary of Objectives:
The Objects of the Charity are to support the charitable activities of it's partners in India. Funds are granted to support church planting, pastoral ministry, the relief of poverty, education, training and healthcare improvements. There is significant emphasis on investing in projects that increase the wellbeing and life choices of disadvantaged children and young people.
Activities:
During this third year of operation, the Trustees are delighted that the number of regular donors has continued to increase, both individuals and churches. Pastor Ebenezer’s UK trip was a significant contributory factor in this expansion of the Charity’s reach. As a result, donations have once again exceeded those made during the previous year of operation. We are grateful for the generosity of all our supporters who have enabled us to make grants totalling approximately £60,000 in this reporting period. All our grants have been made through our principal Indian partner – Carmel Ministries, Eluru, Andhra Pradesh.
Our partner’s Children’s Home has continued to function effectively at an alternative location during the ongoing construction work associated with the rebuilding of the Operational Centre. Once again, significant funds have been allocated in helping to complete this vital work. The new centre was opened in February with much celebration!
One new church centre has been completed in a rural village with construction under way on two others. A significant proportion of our funds have continued to be directed toward meeting the tangible needs of those serving with our partner in these rural locations.
The Educational projects that we support continued to recover during the year but the Vocational Training College still functions at below full capacity. We are expectant that numbers will continue to increase going forwards. In spite of the present downturn in registrations, our many graduates continue to benefit from gainful employment.
Risk Management:
The Trustees are aware of the need to ensure that donations are spent responsibly and have systems in place that monitor both the award and application of all funds.
There is no Reserves Policy as we have no employees or managerial costs. All officers of the Charity are volunteers. Funds are tran8ferred as soon as they become available and when grants have been approved. We consider this report to be an accurate and fair account of the Charity's activities during the 2023-2024 reporting period. On Behalf of Trustees Bary Cheesman (Chair)
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Camièl Current Alc Receipts and Payments kcount For the period from 01 May 2023 to 30 April 2024 35.048.73 27h7T.99 4926.72 40.574.46 Intrents 35W&73 $192&f2 49574A6 IM4.40 2,8Wm 37201 eo.885.40 44243.40 20,8B4AO 2,BIIOffjD 37201J)O 14,164J3 (2MOO.N)1 19J2101 1041J2 13,668S41 l¥oss trdnsf£r5 betren IL*.In (>056 tran5fws b8MYenfUiS-IHrt 1.762) 111,261.011 4..82 4.461n1 11.762MI 4.IN).QO 16.624.WI 4.WOAX) 16,62&501 13.OUS1 2118.Cxj 113.023.511 121.316.001 2.041.32 13fjeQ.941 1fy11.32 13,66BJ41 4,ffj5J2 1163 140cl 467&45 24 1262AII 441&95 2374ts3 Jthly 2024 9.3) kwYtlPa> 1 cl 1
Camwl CUrrentc StatementotAssets and Liabilrties Ibyfvnd) ts at: 30 Apfil 2024 B•l•nce Prevlous balance Cash Bank In Hand F.. Curront P£count Cannd PasknB 1762.ull 4.678.45 537.Y] Unre5knckn Resth(tsd r<esth"cthd Csignated Re5kncknY 12.63 L6pYSJpWTl Vain Inl¢Ing MIl¥ild1r 62L 4,()th) 14,(Mx)) 1.762.50 4,415.95 2,374.63 ash A 8ank In Hand 4,415.95 2.374.63 Grand Total 4,41S.95 2.374.63 1My29. 1 L I