Trustees, Annual Report for the perlod (HARIIY (OMMISSI P•rlod •t•rt dat• 01 Awll P•rtcMY end daltl 31 Mar¢h From 2026 Section A Reference and administration details Ch•rfty nam• Oth•r naffl￿ ¢harfty by R•gl8t•r•d Charlty nurnb•r (If anyl 1199781 Chaflty'• prlnclp•l addr•88 Albnghlon Communty Centr8 37 Albrighton Road London Postcode SE22 8AH Namu of the charlty tru•t••• who manage the charlty Tr￿tr• n•m• 04t•• •¢tsd ff not fr>r whol• Full year Offi¢•111 Inyl Il*rn• of p•Y•on lor body) •ntitJ•d int tru•ts• rf•n Molomo Agboko Oso Founder I Trustee Trustees Anne Mafie Sauterelie Ange Mukandanga Ruhanamirindi Funmilola Esther Adedokun Richard Ayomide Oso Trustee Trustee Full year Full year Trustees Trustees Trustee Full year Full year Trustees Trustees TN5tee Namos of tho tru8tse• for tho charfty. If any, Ifor example, any ¢ustodlan trustèes) Namo Dates acted If not for vthol• ear Namm and addreJs•s of advl•ern IOpllon•l Infomiatlon) of advl8or Namo Addi088 Name of Chlef exocutlve or names of senlor slaff membern {Optional Infomiatlon) The charty operates with a small team and volunteer8; no formalty de8wJnated Chi&f ExecUt￿e. TAR rch 2012 Sectioii B Structure, overnance and mana ement D•*erfpUofi ol th• ch•rlty'• tnMt• Conslllullon of a Charttable Intx)rFKV8ted Organisatic￿ {ClOI TY￿ of kwjvemkng doC￿nI *yAt ch8rfty18 ￿lS11bjled Ch8ri18ble InCcw￿8d organis8t￿n {Foundath)n mthfjel). registered 26 July 2022 Tfuslee 8eledlon melhcKIs Trustees aro appolnl8d by exisliro Irustees in acu>rdanrE with the CIO conslitulion. AddItI￿￿ gov•manc• Is•uos (Optlonal Infomiatlon} You may choos• lo indude 8thJilional infomwtw, vthere relevant. 81)out: The charity maintains appropriate goveman¢e procedures for a small organisalion, IDduding'. safeguarding p￿le18S and prcKedures reguL4r trustee discussions and decision-making oversight ol acbvilies and finances by Iruslees adopted for the induction and training of trustees. the charity's organisational stru(aure and any wider natsvork wlth whlch the charity works.. Trustees consider risks such as: financial sustainability (reliance on donations) safeguarding of beneficiaries operational capacty relationship wtth any reiated P8rties', trustees. consideration of major risks and the syEtem and prccedures to rnanage them. These are managed through pnjdent financial control. safeguarding policies. and communty partnership5. Section C Ob'ectives and activities The prevention or relief of poverty throughout the UK and Nigeria by providing grants. rtems and seNirxs to individuals in need 8ndlor charities or organisations working to relieve t#)vety. Summary of the objocts of the charlty set out In Its govfrming documgnt TAR larth 2012 Th8 chaflty works lo relleve poverty and improve w81lbeing by.. provlding food, gorxls. and essèntial supplies supp￿ng low-In¢ome f8milies affected by the costaof-living crisis offerlng socl818nd Y￿1>be5ng activities to f8durA isolation SUpp￿tIng chlklr8n and young people In 8ducation provlding support lo elderty and vulnerable individuals Trustees (x)nfirn that they have had regard to the Charity Commission's guidance on public b8nefit when planning and Garrying out activities. Summ•ry ol th• M￿Th actMtl•4 und•rtak•n for th• publlc b•n•flt In r•latSon to th•M obJ•ct• (Includ• wllhln th18 ••cllon th• Statutory d•¢l•ratlon that tru•t••• h•v• had r•g•rd to th• guld•n IMu•d by th• Charfty Comml•slon on publlc b•n•fft) Addltl¢)nal d•talls of obl•ctlvos and •ctlvltlo8 Ioptlonal Inforniatlon) The charity: relies on donations and fundraislng to deliver Its services benefits from volunteer contributions You may ¢hooM lo Incjude further st*emenls. where relevant. about.. on grantmakln9; policy programme related investment: contribution made by collaborates infomially with other organisati¢￿$ to support benefiuaries TAR 2012 P•y3(d• Sectioii D Achievements and performance Summ•ry ol th• m•ln •chl•v•fft•nt• of th• dwlty durfng th• y••r the reporllng perlod. the ch8r6ty'. Conllnued to supwrt h)w4ncom8 famir￿S in Southwark and 8urroundlng ar8as Delivered food 8UPPOrt and essential items to those in need Provlded soclBI èngagemenl opportunities to reduce Isolation and support mental wel￿being Supportod chlldren and yi)ung p80ple through educational encouragement and guidancè Engaged wllh volunteers and donors to expand outreach Th8 charity ￿ntInued to strengthen its Posltion within the kxal community and successfully secured grant funding lo support its charblable objectives. The largest grant received during the year ended 31 March 2026 was £18,040 from the National Lottery Community Fund. In addition. the charrty receNed a further significant grant of £13,150 from Sports England. These funds enabled the charity to expand ils community support activities. wellbeing initiatives, and programmes benefiting vulnerable individuals and families. The charlty has continued to estsblish Itself within the local mmunity and respond to the ongoing costd4Mng challenges. The charity also continued to dellver Its Sport England-funded programme sUPPOrting wcrfnen and child refugees. Th8 programme provides opportunitie¥ for phystcal activrty. wellbeing. social inclus￿￿n. and community engagement for vulnerable beneficiarfes. ActNlties are delivered weekEy at Thomas Camon Adult Leamwig Cenlre. Apha Street, London SE15 4NX. The programme commenced in February 2026 and is scheduled lo continue until November 2026. The Iwstees are pleased with the projecvs poslllve impact and remaln committed to supporting refugee women 8rMI chudren through aCCes￿bIe, industva comrnunty- based actIvI￿es. Additional Community Education and Support Activities During the year. the charity expanded its support for local communities by providing English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) dasses for individuals wth limited English language skills. Nin8wweek ESOL programmes vlere delivered at th8 chaiitys IV￿ communty l¢xations: Albrighton Community Centre. 37 Albrighton Road. London SE22 8AH St Olav's Business Centre, London SE16 2XB These dasses helped participants irnprove their communication skills, increase confidence, and enhance their ability to access services, education, and employmènt opportunities. Tha chari also rovided foLKI su rt to families attendin the March 2012 TAR ectioii D Achievements and performance centres. Food p8rcelg 8nd essontlal Items wer8 dislribiJl8d through p8rents 8nd carers who p8rticipaled in th8 programmos. On occaslon, parents attended wrth their children after sch(K)I hours. en8bling the charlty to provlde additional support and engagemenl DPP)rtunili88 for families. In 8ddillon, th8 ch8rity delivered drgi181 skills training to members of lh8 comrnunlty to improv8 digital indusK)n and 3CCeSS to online servlces. Th8 charlty has also received donations of laptop computers, whlch will support thè delivery of further digital training programm85 In the c4)ming year. Looking ahead. th8 charity 18 developing plans lo provide half-18rm activilies and educational programmes for children and young people. Discussions have taken place with local primary schools regarding the use of facilities, with only utilrty costs to be mel by Ihe harity. The trLsslees are actively seeking funding OPFQrtunilies lo support the launch and suslainabilily of these programmes. Section E Financial review Brf•f statem•nt of tho charlty's pollcy on roser¥a8 The charity aims to maintain a small level of reserves sufficient to: ensure continuity of sèrvices cover short-tsmi operational costs As 8 small charity. reserves are limited. and funds are applied primarily to charitsble actiwties. At the yeafs end. the charity held cash fijnds of £0. unrestricted funds of £ O, and restricted funds of £ 12.384. Restricted fijnds are held for specific charitable projects and aclivit18s in ac￿rdanCe with donor requirements. D•talls of any funds matorlally In doflclt No funds are materlally In deficll. Furth•r flnanclal rn¥1￿ d8talls (Optlonal Infomi•tlon) You May choose to indude ditional infomiation, where rethanl atout.. the charity's principal sources of funds linctudlng any fundralslng): expendrture has supported the key obiectNes of the charity; Investrnent polty and objectives including any ethical investsnent policy adopted. Sources of funds: The charity's principal sourc8s of funding during th8 year induded: public donations fundraising actmties grant funding. induding grants received from Ihe Nats'onal Lottery Community Fund and Sport England Trusts8 loan: Durlng the year. trust88 Molomo Agboko Oso provided flnanclal supp)rt to the chartty by way of an inlerest-free ban totalling £44,700 to assist with operational and chantable activities. The balance remained fully outstanding as at 31 Marth 2026. Aarth 2012 TAR Exp•ndllur•: Expendllure durlng the year supp(Kt8d the charivs key objectives through: dlrect charitab18 SUPPOrt. induding fcK)d, supplies, and communlty acttwtles support for vulnorable IndivKluals and families delivery of wellbeing and engagement programmes minimal administralive and govemance CA)Sts Investment pollcy: The charity does not currently hold investments. Funds are held in cash and applied towards charitable purposes and operational requirements. Section F Other optional information The charity remains committed to: expanding its reach within London and boyond strengthening partnerships increasing fundrdising caparyty Section G Declaration The trustees declare that they have approved the trustees, report above. Slgned on bèhalf of the charlty's trustees Slgnalurelsl Full namè($) Posltlon (eg Secretary, Chalr. etc) Molomo Agboko 050 Ch81 rson Date TAR 2012 110: 11•1m Receipt8 and payments accounts CC16a For th• p•di)d 01&D4Q025 Section A Receipts and payments Unmtrfct•d Restrl¢t•d Endowm•nt funds Total fvndj Last y••r Al R•¢el Fw AR) 44700 700 447•0 4470D Total 5.773 lom3 13AO) 2.916 IA41 250 19X*) 71NI 1,174 19,lQQ Sub tot41 •tsbl• Sub total To1*1p•￿ts 4(700 N•t olrec•lptsl{wyin•ntsJ 11 A6 ¢15h furtds last y•ar ond C••h lunds th18 Y￿r•nd . (XKXRI ¥wxtslSS) Section 8 Stateineiit of assets and Ilabllltles at the end of thè perlod Citeqor+es lund• lund• B1 fA•h fun0• J14 Tot•1￿•h fund• Unmtrkl•d fund• fund• fund• Dtrtall• D•tall• B3 Inb*•I￿nI ￿••¢￿ 84 As••ts r•t•ln•d forth• eMrlty• own u FrtY•lry*¥ &T4t4•1&1V SWI FrnL HOlw•t•rFrA￿￿1? Roll￿￿OIUTrdI Detalls B5 Uabllltl•• 41,7 SvJnalurg Datg 01 Molomo A boko Oso 2026-0&0 PAg•2d2 ## **Independent examiner's report on the accounts** **Section A Independent Examiner’s Report** **Report to the trustees/** Charity Name THE HEAVEN AND EARTH REJOICE POVERTY RELIEF CHARITY **members of On accounts for the year** 31 March 2026 **Charity no** 1199781 **ended (if any) Set out on pages** 1 - 7 (remember to include the page numbers of additional sheets) - I report to the trustees on my examination of the accounts of the above charity (“the Trust”) for the year ended 31/03/2026. - **Responsibilities and** As the charity trustees of the Trust, you are responsible for the preparation **basis of report** of the accounts in accordance with the requirements of the Charities Act 2011 (“the Act”). I report in respect of my examination of the Trust’s accounts carried out under section 145 of the 2011 Act and in carrying out my examination, I have followed the applicable Directions given by the Charity Commission under section 145(5)(b) of the Act. **Independent** I have completed my examination. I confirm that no material matters have **examiner's statement** come to my attention in connection with the examination which gives me cause to believe that in, any material respect: - accounting records were not kept in accordance with section 130 of the Act or - the accounts do not accord with the accounting records I have no concerns and have come across no other matters in connection with the examination to which attention should be drawn in order to enable a proper understanding of the accounts to be reached. * _Please delete the words in the brackets if they do not apply._ **Date:** 1[st] June 2026 **Signed: Name:** Mayowa Akinbote FCCA **Relevant professional** Association of Chartered Certified Accountants **qualification(s) or body (if any): Address:** `Bote Accountancy Ltd Chartered Certified Accountants Winton House, Stoke Road, Stoke on Trent, ST4 2RW` 1 **October 2018** **IER** ## **Section B Disclosure** Only complete if the examiner needs to highlight matters of concern (see CC32, Independent examination of charity accounts: directions and guidance for examiners). **Give here brief details of** None **any items that the examiner wishes to disclose** . 2 **October 2018** **IER**