## ## ## ## ## |||~ ~| |---|---|---| |||To relieve poverty, sickness, and poor health ofthe public, and to protect| |||the health ofthe public.| |Summary
ofthe objects
charity set out in its
governing
document|ofthe|It is currently
envisaged
that the charity
will provide assistance
in areas
including
but not limited to Cambodia,
Myanmar,
Madagascar
and
Vietnam.| |||(I) providing
and improving
safe drinking
water supplies
in areas ofthe| |Summary
ofthe main
activities
undertaken
for|the|world where
it is needed (and particularly
in remote or isolated
communities);| |public benefit
in relation to
these objects (include within
this section the statutory
declaration
that trustees
have||(II) providing
education
in such areas ofthe world
in relation to the
importance
ofsafe drinking
water, particularly
in respect ofhealth
and
hygiene;
and| |had regard to the guidance
issued by the Charity
Commission
on public||(III) providing
support
and education
in such areas ofthe world
in relation
to the development,
maintenance
and susiainability
ofsupplies
ofsafe
drinking
water.| |benefit)||| |A|ddition|a|l
det|ails|o|fobjective|s and activities (Optional
information)|| |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| ||||||||The charity achieves
its aims through:|| ||||||||(I) raising funds from various sources (which may include,
but shall not|| ||||||||be limited to, receiving
donations,
grants and governmental
aid);|| ||||||||(II)forming
partnerships
with companies,
foundations,
institutional
bodies|| ||||||||and Non-Governmental
Organisations
each ofwhom contribute
to the|| ||||||||development
ofthe countries concerned;|| |You may|||choose||to include||(III) utilizing
the funds raised by conducting
the following
activities,
in|| |further statements,|||||where||partnership
with the local NGO partners:|| |relevant,|||about:||||- providing
and improving
safe drinking
water supplies
in areas ofthe|| |~|policy||on grantmaking;||||world where
it is needed (and particularly
in remote or isolated
communities;|| |~|policy||programme|||related|- providing
education
in such areas ofthe world
in relation to the|| ||investment;||||||importance
ofsafe drinking
water,
particularly
in respect of health and|| |~|contribution
volunteers.|||made||by|hygiene
- providing
support
and education
in such areas ofthe world
in relation to
the development,
maintenance
and sustainability
ofsupplies
ofsafe|| ||||||||drinking
water; and|| ||||||||- contributing
to the research
and development
ofany new solutions|| ||||||||which the partnerships
intend to deploy (orassist in deploying).|| ||||||||The CIO comprises a small base in the UK and operates as a global|| ||||||||network ofsupport
by contributing
all ofthe funds which
it raises (less|| ||||||||any costs ofthe organisation)
to the local NGO partners,
all ofwhich aim|| ||||||||at increasing
the availability,
and awareness
ofthe importance
of, safe|| ||||||||drinking
water in remote parts ofthe world.|| |||~|~||||~
~
~|| |Summary|||ofthe main||||In 2023, 1001fontaines
UK undertook
the following
activities:|| |achievements
ofthe charity
during
the year|||||||Development
of UK partnerships:
we raised funds from various
sources from the UK by forming
partnerships
with companies
and|| ||||||||foundations|| ||||||||Participation
at the Thames
Path Challenge
in September
2023 with more than 70 participants —individuals
and corporates.|| ||||||||This event was used to raise funds and awareness
for|| ||||||||1001fontaines
UK|| ||||||||These activities contributed
to raising awareness
and fundraising
a total
off91,069.|| ||||||||During the period, the trustees have chosen to support,
through
grant|| ||||||||making
ofR35,932,the following
project:|| ||||||||The Water in School Programme
in Cambodia
through
our local|| ||||||||partner
NGO Teuk Saat|| ||||||||The Water in School programme
isa purely
philanthropic|| ||||||||initiative: water is delivered
for free to the local primary schools to|| ||||||||provide children
with improved
health and educational|| ||||||||experience.
This programme
is highly cost-efficient, as only R2|| ||||||||are required
to provide one child with safe water for a whole|| ||||||||school year.|| |Briefstatement|Briefstatement|ofthe|ofthe|1001fontaines
1001fontaines'|1001fontaines
1001fontaines'|UK has several
global policy:|internal
rules and|internal
rules and|internal
rules and|process,|process,|in|line with| |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| |charity's
policy||on reserves|||The trustees have to approve|||the UK|annual||budget.||| ||||||Allocation of unrestricted||funds discussed|||during||our|quarterly| ||||||board|meetings.|||||||| ||||||Every|expense over F2,000, whether|||unrestricted|||funds or not,|| ||||||has to|be approved
in writing||both by|the|Chair and Treasurer.|||| ||||||We have 6 months
oftreasury|||secured.|||||| |||||OR; It is 1001fontaines
UK policy to||||maintain|a balance of unrestricted||||| |||||funds|(ifpossible), of at least 210,000to cover future||||||working||capital| |||||requirements|||||||||| |Details ofany funds materially|||||||||||||| |in|deficit||||||||||||| |Further financial|||review details|(Optional
information)|||||||||| |You may choose|||to include|1001fontaines||UK's principal sources||offunds have|||been|donations.|| |additional
information,
where|||||||||||||| |relevant
about:|||||||||||||| |~|the charity's
principal||||||||||||| ||sources offunds (including||||||||||||| ||any fundraising);||||||||||||| |~|how expenditure||has||||||||||| ||supported
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