1. Key Charity Information
1. Key Charity Information Charity name: Doers of Good Charity Registration Number: 1208516 Registered Address: 1 Petrel Close Blackburn BB1 8LF Trustees: The trustees who served during the reporting period were: Samah Mohammed Hesham Hussain Amena Hussain
Laith Nagi served as a trustee and stepped down in October 2024.
Reporting Period: 4 June 2024 to 17 September 2025
2. Structure, Governance and Management
Details
Legal Structure Charitable Incorporated Organisation (CIO) Governing Document Constitution Management Managed by Board of Trustees Trustee Recruitment Informal process based on values, skills, and alignment with objectives Board Composition Balanced mix of experience and expertise Trustee Terms No fixed terms; appointments reviewed on an ongoing basis Meeting Frequency Quarterly trustee meetings Additional Meetings Held as required for operational needs Decision-Making Collective decisions with preference for consensus Oversight Areas Activities, finances, and strategic direction
3. Objectives and Activities
| 3. Objectives and | Activities |
|---|---|
| Charity Name | Doers of Good |
| Registration Number | 1208516 |
| Location of Work | Yemen |
| Target Beneficiaries | Individuals and families affected by war, poverty, and displacement |
| Purpose | Alleviate hardship through essential aid including food, healthcare, and basic living support |
| Beneficiary Context | Many beneficiaries are displaced, with some travelling long distances for safety and stability |
| Key Objectives | Improve access to food and healthcare; enhance health and wellbeing; preserve and save lives |
| Core Activities | Food hamper distribution, cash assistance, debt relief, medical |
| treatment funding, shelter support | |
| Water Project | Delivered a water well providing clean water to approximately 550 families |
| Total Reach | Approximately 650 families supported during the reporting |
| period | |
| Decision-Making | Collective decisions with preference for consensus |
| Oversight Areas | Activities, finances, and strategic direction |
4. Achievements and Performance (Public Benefit)
| Geographical Focus | Yemen |
|---|---|
| Beneficiaries | Vulnerable communities affected by war, poverty, and |
| displacement | |
| Key Period of Activity | Ramadan (peak period of donations and aid distribution) |
| Support Delivered | Food hampers, cash assistance, medical support, and financial hardship relief |
| Total Reach | Approximately 650 families supported |
| Key Achievement | First Sadaqah Jaariyah project completed |
| Water Well Project | Solar panels installed to restore an abandoned well, providing clean water to approximately 550 families |
| Impact Type | Combination of immediate relief and long-term sustainable support |
| Transparency | Work documented through photos and videos shared on social media |
| Public Benefit Compliance | Trustees have considered Charity Commission guidance on public benefit |
| Outcome | Activities contributed to relieving hardship and improving living |
| conditions in line with charity objectives |
5. Financial Review
Financial Summary (Reporting Period: 4 June 2024 – 17 September 2025)
| Category | Description | Amount (£) |
|---|---|---|
| Total Income | ||
| Sadaqah | General sadaqah donations | £1,097.00 |
| Zakat | Zakat donations | £2,810.00 |
| Admin Contributions | To cover trasnfer fees and volunteer labour in Yemen |
£110.00 |
| Water Well Campaign | Solar Panels for Zayda, Lahj | £2,805.00 |
| Full water well and piping, Al Anad, Lahj | £8,000.00 | |
| Other Income | (if applicable) | |
| Total Income | £ | £14,822.00 |
| Expenditure | ||
| Food Aid | Food hampers and distributions | |
| Cash Assistance | Direct financial support to families | |
| Medical Support | Medical aid and treatments | |
| Debt Relief | Clearing essential debts for beneficiaries | |
| Shelter Support | Shelter materials and assistance | £14,284 |
| Water Well Project | Solar panels and restoration of water well | |
| Other Costs | (if applicable e.g. admin, transfer fees) | |
| Total Expenditure | £ | |
| Net | ||
| Net Position | Income minus expenditure | £538.00 |
Financial Review (Narrative)
The charity’s income during the reporting period was primarily derived from public donations, with a significant proportion received during the month of Ramadan. These funds enabled the charity to deliver essential aid to vulnerable communities in Yemen.
Expenditure during the period was focused on delivering the charity’s objectives, including food aid, cash assistance, medical support, and the completion of a water well project providing sustainable access to clean water.
The charity does not hold significant reserves, as funds are typically distributed as received in order to respond to urgent humanitarian needs. The trustees consider this approach appropriate given the nature of the charity’s work.
The charity has no outstanding debts/liabilities
Custodian Trustee Funds
The charity does not hold any funds as a custodian trustee.
6. Trustee Approval
Approval
This report was approved by the trustees on: ____ 26-Mar-26
Signed on behalf of the trustees:
Name: ___
Amena Hussain Trustee