Trustee Annual Report: Africa New Life Ministries UK
1. Objectives and Activities
The charity’s objectives are to advance the Christian faith, support education in Rwanda, and provide relief to vulnerable individuals. Activities during the year included child sponsorship, educational training, religious outreach, and disability support.
2. Achievements and Performance
In 2024, Africa New Life Ministries UK successfully launched its operations as a registered CIO. Key achievements are setting up the administrative foundations to ensure compliance, transparency and scalability included the sponsorship of 15 children in Rwanda
3. Financial Review
The charity operated with an income under £25,000, qualifying for small charity status. All expenditures costs incurred have been underwritten by Africa New Life Ministries 501(c) (3), registered in the US.. The trustees are satisfied with the financial health and sustainability of the charity.
4. Structure, Governance and Management
Africa New Life Ministries UK is governed by a CIO Foundation Model. The board of trustees, appointed on 01 January 2024, includes Rev Dr Charles Buregeya Mugisha (Chair), Grace Francoise Mukayuhi Serwanga, and Mark Markiewicz. The trustees meet quarterly to oversee operations and ensure compliance with the Charity Commission regulations.
5. Statement of Responsibilities
The trustees are responsible for ensuring that the charity complies with its governing document, relevant laws and regulations, and manages its resources effectively. They confirm that the charity has maintained proper accounting records and prepared financial statements in accordance with applicable standards.
Financial Statement: Africa New Life Ministries UK (2024)
1. Income
Total Income: £4782
Sources:
- Donations: £4782
2. Expenditure
Total Expenditure: £0
Any cost incurred in the UK during the period of 2024 have been underwritten and paid for by New Life Ministries 501(c)(3), registered in the US.
3. Reserves
Closing Reserves: £0
4. Notes
This financial statement is prepared under the simplified reporting requirements for small charities with income under £25,000. No external scrutiny is required. All figures are based on internal records and trustee review.