Carn]el Ministries UK
Trustees Report and Accounts for year ending
30/4/2025
Registered charity no. 1194400

Carmel Ministries UK
Trustees Report and Accounts for year ending 301412025
Legal & Administrative Details
R¢port of Trustees
pp 4-5
Independent Examiner's Report
Receipts & Payrnents Account
Statement of Assets & Liabilities

Carn]el Ministries UK
Trustees Report and Accounts for year ending 301412025
Le
al & Administratii'e Details
Registered Charity No. 1194400
Trustees:
Barry Cheesman
Barry Richardson
Tagaram Ebenezer Sastry
Peter Smee
Registered Address:
l ? Stable Lane
Seer Green
Bucks
HP9 2YT
Bankers:
CAF Bank
Independent Examiner: Roxanne Fox
4 Radley Avenue
SilN'er End
Essex
CM8 3GJ

Carmel Ministries UK
Trustees Report and Accounts for year ending 301412025
Report of Trustees:
Structure Governance and Mana
emenl:
The Charity was registered in May 2021 . Four Trustees were appointed at inception a.nd
these continue to serve in this capaciry. Details as per page 3.
of Ob ectives:
The Objects of th¢ Charity are to support the charitable activities of its partners in India.
Funds are granied lo support church planting. pastoral minislry. the relief of pol'erty,
education, training and healthcare improvements. There is significani emphasis on investing
in projects that increase the M'ellbeing and life choices of disadvanlaged children and young
people.
Activities:
During this fourth year of operation. the Trustees are delighted that the number of regular
donors has continued to increase. both indii'iduals and churches. Donations hai'e once again
excceded those made during the previous year of operation amowiting to approx. £67,000.
We are grateful for the generosity of all our supporters who have enabled us lo make life
changing grants in this reporting period. We ackn0￿.1edge especially, a legacy from the estate
of Sandie Maxworth. All our grants have been made through our principal Indian p￿tner-
Carn]el Ministries. Eluru, Andhra Pradesh and these amounted to approx. £38.000. Due to
banking ditriculties, we ended the year w'ith a higher balance than anticipaied. HoweN'er. a
signiflcant proportion of this balance is already approved for overseas transfer.
The Carmel Children's Home has now relocated to its original home following esseniial
improvements (new girl's toilets) to the facilities offered. The work with needy children is
being expanded in the coming year with a commitment to feeding and educatino 50 'at risk.
children from the local slum. During Pastor Ebenezer's recent UK trip, we were grateful that
a significant number of child sponsors wne forward to resource this new venture.
Four new church plants were sLqrted this year and thr¢e new church centres have been
complcted in nwal villages 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. Four grdduating students from the
Bible College have tsken up posts within the organisation and are working alongside senior
pastors.
The Educational projects that we support have had higher numbers during the year and we
have been pleased to learn of the ever-increasing repulation of these projecis which has led
to an increasing number of employment opportunities for the graduating students.

Registrations for ihe coming year are encourngingly high with local officials inviting us to
add an additional course in veterinary science this coming year.
Risk Mana
emenl:
The Trustees are aware of the need to ensure thai donations are spent responsibly and have
systems in place that monitor both the award and application of all fund5.
There is no Reserves Policy as we have no employees or managerial costs. All oftTicers of the
Charity are volunteers. Funds are transfe￿ed as soon as th¢y bccorne available and when
grants have been approved.
We consider this report to be an accurate and fair account of the Charity's activities during
th¢ 2024-2025 reporting period.
On Behalf of Trustees
Barry Checsman (Chair)

I report to the tr￿teeS on my e¥amination of the of the Carmel Mlnistrle5 (Tr TrusVI
for the year efid1￿ 30 Wil 2025
b) Respwslbllllles •nd b•sls ol repixt
As the charity trustees of The Tn￿t are reS￿nSible for the preparntiofi of the a¢tounts in
accordan￿ ofThe Chafittes Act 2011 lThe ACVI
I report In respett of my exarnlnatlon ofthe Trusfs accounts carrled out under sectknn 145 of
the 2011 Art arrfl in cafryiry oui my examination I ha¥e followed all a￿kable directions given
by the Charity C(xnmi55ion under Section 14515Mbl ofThe Act
I have completed my examination. I confirm that material matters have come to my attention ID
connection with the examination Trn giviTh8 me cause to believe that in any material respect:
l. accounti￿ records wefe kept in re5pert ofThp T(￿1 as requlred by section 130 of The
2. the accounts th) not with t1￿ records
I have ￿ concerns and have come across no other rnatters in connection with the examination to
which attention should be drawn ID this report in order to embk a proper understandiw of the
accounts to be reached.
Sl8ned:
Name:
Relevant profeswnal quafrfKationl51:
Addw ¥ 3oJ

Tot•1
G*￿1•1 D8slgn•l•d Re¥trlct•d Endowmènt Th1• p•r La•t y>ar
natlons and loy¢le¥
44n75
97175
a15T.
22,157.50
s7,1￿25 62B26.r
67,130.25 62.916.72
Donatlon8 and lègac￿* Total•
In¢omD from ¢harilabl• •ctlvlll••
In¢ollv• from charll•bl• xtfvlllo* Totds
oth•r trading acllvltkns
ixhor tradlng •GtlviU•s Totas
Inv••tm•nts
In¥o•tn*nts Tota
Cxhor In¢omo
Other In¢omp Tot•l8
449TL75
211￿10
67,13025 61926.72
Paynwnts
Ral¥ln9 fund¥
R*lng Total•
Eyndllur• on ¢harltabl• *¢tl¥ltl••
38.075ffi &)08SAO
075.65 60.88SAQ
FJpondllur• on eh4rft•bh •ctl¥lll•s Tolal•
487&85
1X￿r •xp•ndlturg
Olh•r oxp•ndliur• Totsls
WS.65 S.6Wm a6rAb
38P7&65 80,885AO

Stat•mrtofPASOts and LknblS11È8 (by fu
As •t 30*4x1 2025
B*l*nc•
Pr•vious
balanc*
CJ5h Pl Bank In Hand
1￿7.￿)
(762J)I
2475D
31470.55
4,41&95
C••h A B•nkAnd In Hand
33A70.
441S.•S
Crnd T4)tal
33N70.8S
4A15.95