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CHARITY COMMISSION FOR ENGLANO AND WALES Trustee< Annual Report for the period From: 161121ZOZ4 P•rfod st•rt dat•To: 051041Z026 P•rl¢xl •nd d•t• Chath nam•: IIAUK (ROHINGYA ASSOCIATION VK) Ch•rfty whtr•tir•n numb•r: 1211433 Objertlves and Actlvitles Svmmary ofthe WrpO￿ of the charlty as set out In Its go¥ernSng document P•ral.17 l. The relief of wverty and financial hardship in Ihe Uniied Kingdom. Bangladesh. Ilumia (Myanmarl. India. Malaysia and Thailand. by providin8 flnancial assistance and essenlial items sucb as f￿(L waler. medication and leM￿rary sheliLY to individuals and families unable io meei their basic nttds. 2. To advance the health of individuals in ibe Uniied Kingdom. B3nglad¢sh. Bumia. India. Malays&a and Thailand by providing menlal health workshops and peer-Svp￿)ned 8essions. and in such other way5 a5 ihe iru51C¢5 Ihink fil. 3. The rclicf of uncmployment by providing Irain&n8 and deyelopment programmes and assisthoce with job searches. CV creaiion #nd soft skills devtlopmeni. 4. To Pron￿¢¢ the arts and CUl￿ra1 herita8e of the Rohingya ￿￿VIe and advance education in Rohingya cultUTe. includitt8 by hosling an aDDual culhwal eveni showcasin8 the community's f(x*L I￿gUag¢. dress and music. 5. To pmvide orassi51 in thc provision of facililies in the iAter¢sts olsocial w¢lfare for recrealfton ther leisure4iDK occupation of individuals who have need of such facilities by reason of their youth. age. infinnity or disability. rinancial hardship or Social ¢i￿Vm5tanCCs. wlth the obj'ect of in)pttiViDg their Conditio￿ of h'fe. Summary of ihe main acliwtie5 in relation to those purposes for the public benefi¢ in particular, the a¢tfvr¢ie$. projetts or seNces identified In the accounts. Paral.11a￿ 1.19 l. Community.liased supwrt in Bradford: Iklivery of the Traiiblaz£r Inclusion Health Groups Programme (funded under a service level agreemeni) Providing health. wellbeing. skills developmeni aTMI engag¢m¢nt activities for vulnerable inclusion groups. and delivery of the Nalional LoEiery Communit Fund-baeked

-Emp)weriDg th¢ Rohm8ya Communtty in Bradlord- proJecL including cultural ¢xchang¢ evenls. language classes. health awaren¢ss programEnth job readiness trdining. children s aciiviiies, SFK)rts and recreatio￿ aod men￿1 health support. 2. Community sofery and wellb¢itig'. deEivery of the-swiich On to Safety.. Communiry Eleclncal AwareDe55" projeci funded by Electrical Safety Firs( comprising multilingual eleetrÉcai-safety workshops. bome visils. di5tribuiion of surge-protecied extension l¢ad& translated safery resource5 irnlning of community ch3mpiotts: and d¢livery of aD Iftar communiry charity proj￿t. 3. OYer5ea5 refugee and medical supEx)n.' trdnsfer of reslriclcd funds 10 support refugee and medical4ar¢ programmes for the Rohingya communiiy in the Cox's Bazar camps. BaDglade￿ iDcluding urgent medical Irealmenl. essenttal medicin¢s. long-terni healthcarc. ¢thcatio￿ skills dcv¢lopment. hygiene supwrt and poverry-reli¢f activities. iogether with an educa¢10￿ skills development and FKJveny-relief programme in Cox's Batsr support¢d by charitable Irusi and loundation grants. and a public appeal l-To8ether for Healih.. sup[￿rting RefuBees wilh Full Medical Care-l raising fi￿dS for medical support. es5cniial mL￿1clnC& urgeDt trealmLnl and lon8- ierni healibcare for refu8e¢s. A5 RAUK'S first xcounting periLNI since re8isiration •s a CIO 00 16 Dec￿nber 2024. the emphasis was on eslabli5hin8 ihe charity's governance and financial syslcms whilc movin8 quickly inlo direcl project delivery. Securing grdni lundinB from Bradford Council. the Nalional Loiiery Communily Fund. F.lectrical Safety Fir51 a￿1 The Carniela + Ro c+R Pignal¢lli Foundation. logeih¢r with public donations. and applying those lunds io frontlin¢ support for thc Rohingya community iti the UK and ov¢r5eas. Statement contirmlrvd whether the trustees have had regard to the guldance issued by the Charity Commlssion on publlc benefft P¥a L18 tr[￿ee5 are familiar and follow the Charities Commisslon's cuidance in relatlonto pubslc benefit Addltlonal irrforn4tiun lopti(mll you rnay thoose to Inctude further statements Whe￿ relevant al￿t. P4ra i

Pollcy on grant makln8 Pw•lJl Poliry S(Klal Investment includlng pro8rarn related In¥estrnerrt iJ8 . Contrlbutlon made by Volunteers Other Achlevements and Perfomiance Summary ofthe maln achievements of the charlty. entifyI￿ the dlffererKe the ¢harirfs work has male to the clrcumstances of Its benef￿[arleS and nywkler benefft$to as a whole. tknin8 this fwst xcouniing period. RAUK pro8ressed from re8istrJiion as a CIO to a¢live delivery of charl￿￿￿e acliviiie& ra15in8 lolal in¢ome of £53,052.85 lof which £44.661.LKI was r¢stricted grant and appeal income) and 3ppIyiti8 £34.0?2.86 to charitable acliviii¢& proie¢i delivery and n￿￿ing c￿s. This marked the iransilion fmm a ncwly fomled charity inio an or83nisaiion d¢liverin8 tangibk outcom¢s for th¢ Rohingya Community. P•r•iJO Kry a(hkv¢wets ID¢lwde= l. S•ttessful R¢8L¥tr•liom •nd GrDt Fundln8: Folk)win8 r¢gistration as a CIO on 16 December 2024. the charRry secured grdnt and donaiion I￿￿￿e ITOM Brndford Council. the N3tional L4)ttery Community Fund. Electrical Safety FIN and The Carniela + Ro C+R Pignalelli FouJKlati0￿ together with individual donation5 and Gift Aid. ￿fleCtIng early confidenc¢ from fun&rs and the publtc in the chariiy s mission. 2. De]Iv¢rv of Dired Ch#iitbk Actfvlties". Funds rnised were applied io the Bradford Trailblazer hxlusion Health Groups Programme. the National Lottery Community Fund.backed community empowernKnl proiecL the Swikh On to Saf¢ty electrical- safery awareness projecL an Ifiar community chari ect. and overseas refu ee and

tDedi¢31 supp)rt and ethicatiothlpoverty-reiief prOgr￿S fot the Robfftngya con)mullity in Cox's Bazar. B8ngladesh. 3. Mes•T•bk JmpA¢t on BeB¢fjtlries: The chariry"s work mad¢ a direct difference to beDeficiari¢s by addressing h¢alth and wellbein& electrical and home safety. skills developmeni and employabiliry. al￿ access to medical rare 3nd essential supwn for Robingy3 refugve& in th¢ UK and in the Cox's Bazar ¢4mps. 4. Wider Bettefit to Sockty: Beyond individual bafKiarie& ihe chariiy's aclivili¢s contributed to wider S￿1¢￿1 benefii by promoting Community 5afery. health and wellbeing. culttwal understanding of the Rohingya community. and skills thai 5UPPOrt integrdlion and employ3bilily. S. E•¢r&Y Advke •Dd SppDrt: partnership with Naiional Fuel Bank and HACT. Ihe charity provided energy advi¢e and SUPI￿rt lo 101 individua15 and families. facililaiing energy vouchets with a value of £6.988. This support was funded and processed directly by Naiional Fuel BanklHACT and did no¢ pass through the ¢hariry's own bank accouni. it is not refle¢ied as income or cA￿￿11￿￿e in the clwity's finab)cial $iatemenls. 6. Dlgll*l Imclwk)1 54pport: In partnership with Good Things Foundation. the charity provided digital iDcIu5ion $upix)rt to 113 individual& wilh a value of £16.950. This 5upporl was fundcd a￿1 processed directly by ood Thin8s Foundation and did nol pass through ihe ¢liarity's OWD baDk account: it is I￿t reft]ected a5 in¢ome or expendituR in the ehariiy's f￿￿nCial s￿leme￿Is. 7. Edu¢•th)• Projeet In BanglAd¢sh: In the Cox"s Bazar c3mp5. B¥ngladeslL the chan'ty (kliverrd all ethicatiOlL 5ki115 development and wverry.reliefprogramm¢ for the Rohingya r¢fugee coll￿nun1ty. support¢d by 8 grani from Tbe CamKla + Ro C+R PigDatelli FomMlatxotL including liierw classes. tailoring training. creaiive learnin& hygie￿ 5UPWY wellbeitig Sessions and safe spac¢s for girls. Ovcrall. the chariry's achievemcnts during this r￿st accounliDg p¢riod demonstraie a clear pro￿5510￿ from registration to imp#etfvl delivery. The level of i funding secured and the Corres￿DdIng charitsble <x￿￿lIufe underline fhc iru51e¢s commiiment to applyin8 resources effectively in fvrthernnce of the and to enerdti itiV¢ Outcomes

for the Rohingya comtDuniry and sctiety a5 a whole. Addltl•MI In1rntl￿ lWlon•l) You ma choose to Include fvrther statements where relevant abwt.. Achlevements agalrtst oblectives set P4r•lAI Performance olfundraising artlvltles agalnst objedlves set Investment performance aealnst oblectlves ' PwalAI Other Flnanclal Revlew Review of the ch•rlrfs financial positlon at the of the period tJthig the perlryj, the charlty retelved total Incomlng rescojrces of £53.052A5 (Resrtted fijnds É44.661.LKI,' Unfemrthtl funds £8,391.85) and total resources e¥pended of £34.022A6 (Restrthd hJnds approximately £18￿56. Unrestitted hjnds approxlmately £15.1671. leaving total ltsnds carried forward at 05 April 2026 01 £19.029.99. held as ta5h at bank The trustees consider the th•TtVs fina￿131 wjsition to be satthctoryfov a fifst £ounting pEriod.

Statement explaining the policv for holdlt)g reser￿ stating why they aye held UZ As this is the charit<sflrst a(couTrting peTlod. thetntstees have not yet Set a form•1 reserves target. Restrlcted funds carried forward ￿late to8rant irm re￿Ived for projects | that had not been fully 5peni ty the year end and will j contlnue to be applied to those projects in the T￿t accounting period. The trustees inteThJ to bulkl a modest level of unre5trthd free reSen￿S cNer the comlng period | to ￿eT cole running costs. and will keep the reser¥es Amnt of reser4es heFd £19,029.99 Itotal funds carried forward at 05 Aprll 20261 Reasons for holdlng zero re5erve5 Detalls of furKI materlally In deflcit P•a L24 The unrestrKt¢d fund show5 a modest deficit for the period. a5 some njnning costs were met from general cash resourtes ahead of the related restricted grant cost allocations betnz finalfjsed. The trustee5 are revlewlng the allocatlon of shafed project Costs across restrKted fvjnds and expecr thls to be resol￿d when the accounts are firoltsed; It doe5 not affect the total funds carried forward. INonel Explanatlon of ar uncertalntles about the charity contlnuln asa oin contern P¥• 1.23 Addkkn•l ltytboml) You may ch905e to IrKbJde further #atements where relevart abtyrt.. The ch•rrtVs prlnclpal sources of funds Ilncluding any fundra1￿￿) Pw• 1.47 Investment pollcy and objectives induding ary Investment wlic¥ adopted Pwa 1.46 A de5crlptlon of the pr5napal rlsks fadng the charlty P*a 1.46 Othev

Structure, Governance and Management Descri ion of than s trusts: Type of eovefning doabment CIO Consiituti(m IAs500ation modell, dated 16 Oecember 2024 aiitatAe Incorporated organi￿tion ICIOI i How15 the charity constituted? le 8 uni#corpor3ted %£nriAtinh C.101 Trustee selecrbon ffthods indudlng details of ary constitutlonal provisions e4. election to P05t or name of anv person or body ertStled to apFx)int one or more trustees Pw•l T￿￿te5 are app)inted in accordance wtth the tharit￿$ CIO Constitution IA550e1at￿n model).. the Ch•FrTrustèe Is appointed by the trustees from among thelr number. Addltlonal STrformtlon1offi•11 Yoy may choose to Indude further stennts tthere relevant ab(Jt: Pollcle5 and procedur¢s adopted for the inductlon I P•v• LSI tralnln8 of irustee5 i The ch3rWs oryanlsatknnal Strurture and any wider nefv40rk wlth whkh the charlty p** isi works Aelatlonshlp wlth any related partle5 other Reference and Admlnlstrative detalls Charfty name ' Other name the charity uses istered chari vmber Charl￿S principal address RAUK (ROHINGYA ASSOUATM)N UK INonel 1211433 624 Mand￿ster Road BrzdfLYd West Yorkshire 805 7NL

ABDULRAHIM MUHAMMAD USMAN Chalr AMIN ULLAH Trustee 19 Fetwuary 2025 ABDUL 8ASHAA Trustee oTrte trustees- names of the dlrettors at the date re INonel Name ofirusiees holdlng tltle to prowty beknglng iothe chwlty None Funds held as cust¢xllan trustees on behalf of other4 Oe5criptS0rt ol the assets held in INonel I thls capacity Name and oblerts of the ch¥rlty INonel i on whose behalf the assets are I held and how this falls wlthln the custod6an charlrfs objects Details of arrangements for $af¢ custody and segregation of such amets from the thanrfs own assets INoneJ

Addftloftal knlorm*ion loptioMII Typ• ol Nam• d¥iMr Exemptlons from dlsclosure Reason for non-dsc105ure of k INonel r50nnel detal Other optlonal Informatk INonel Declaratlons n•lur•lBI F¥1 n•m•lAI Pathion l¥ S•cr•twy. Chmir. Abdul Rahim Muhammad Uynan Chalr 30August 2026

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Charity Name No (if any)
RAUK (ROHINGYA ASSOCIATION UK) 1211433
Receipts and payments accounts CC16a
For the period Period start date Period end date
To
from 16-Dec-24 05-Apr-26
Section A Receipts and payments
Unrestricted Restricted Endowment
Total funds Last year
funds funds funds
to the nearest £ to the nearest £ to the nearest £ to the nearest £ to the nearest £
A1 Receipts
Donations and legacies 6,753 9,500 - 16,253 -
National Lottery Community Fund - 20,000 - 20,000 -
Bradford Trailblazer Project - 15,161 - 15,161 -
Gift Aid 1,639 - - 1,639 -
Sub total (Gross income for AR) 8,392 44,661 - 53,053 -
A2 Asset and investment sales, (see
table).
- - - - -
Sub total - - - - -
Total receipts 8,392 44,661 - 53,053 -
A3 Payments
Charitable activities – Staff costs - 3,982 - 3,982 -
Charitable– Overseas programme costs - 3,936 - 3,936 -
Premises costs (project delivery) - 3,650 - 3,650 -
Fundraising consultancy 3,000 - - 3,000 -
Charitable activities / Support costs – IT &
website (split 40/60) 1,440 960 - 2,400 -
Charitable Project participant costs - 2,260 - 2,260 -
Charitable Project activities & publicity - 1,430 - 1,430 -
Charitable activities – Transport costs - 745 - 745 -
Charitable activities / Support costs –
Safeguarding & security (split) 637 273 - 910 -
Charitable – Project activity materials - 375 - 375 -
Cost of raising funds – Marketing & publicity 907 - - 907 -
Support costs – Bank charges 27 - - 27 -
Support costs – General charitable expenses - 2,725 - 2,725 -
Support costs – Equipment - 986 - 986 -
Charitable activities – Iftar Charity Project - 1,400 - 1,400 -
Support costs – Premises (light & heat) - 500 - 500 -
Support costs – Office administration 694 - - 694 -
Support costs – Staff costs (payroll taxes) 695 - 695 -
Premises (repairs & maintenance) 494 - - 494 -
Support costs – IT & software 37 - - 37 -
Subscriptions & memberships - 646 - 646 -
Support costs – Sundry expenses 769 - - 769 -
Support costs – Telephone & internet 149 - - 149 -
Support costs – Travel & subsistence - 1,306 - 1,306 -
Sub total 8,154 25,869 - 34,023 -
A4 Asset and investment purchases,
(see table)
- - - - -
Sub total - - - - -
Total payments 8,154 25,869 - 34,023 -
Net of receipts/(payments) 238 18,792 - 19,030 -
A5 Transfers between funds - - - - -
A6 Cash funds last year end - - - - -
Cash funds this year end 238 18,792 - 19,030 -
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CCXX R1 accounts (SS)

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Section B Statement of assets and liabilities at the end of the period

Categories
Signed by one or two trustees on behalf of all
the trustees
B1 Cash funds
B2 Other monetary assets
B4 Assets retained for the charity’s
own use
B5 Liabilities
B3 Investment assets		 Signature
Details
Details
Details
Details
Total cash funds
(agree balances with receipts and payments
account(s))
Details		 Unrestricted
funds
Restricted funds
to nearest £
to nearest £
238
18,792
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OK
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funds
Restricted funds
to nearest £
to nearest £
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Fund to which
asset belongs
Cost (optional)
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Fund to which
asset belongs
Cost (optional)
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Fund to which
liability relates
Amount due
(optional)
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Print Name
Abdul Rahim Muhammad Usman		 Endowment
funds
to nearest £
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Endowment
funds
to nearest £
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Current value
(optional)
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Current value
(optional)
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When due
(optional)
Date of
approval
30/08/2026

CCXX R2 accounts (SS)

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Independent examiner's report on the accounts

Section A Independent Examiner’s Report

Report to the trustees/ members of

RAUK (ROHINGYA ASSOCIATION UK)

On accounts for the year
ended
Set out on pages		 05 April -2026
Charity no
(if any)
1211433

I report to the trustees on my examination of the accounts of the above charity (“the Trust”) for the year ended 05/04/2026 .

Responsibilities and As the charity's trustees, you are responsible for the preparation of the basis of report 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 all 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:

I have no concerns and have come across no other matters in connection with the examination to which attention should be drawn in this report in order to enable a proper understanding of the accounts to be reached.

Signed:
Name:
Relevant professional
qualification(s) or body
(if any):
Address:		 Date: 30/08/2026
Zeeshan Munawar
ACCA
Amzes Accountant
London, E7 8LE

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Section B Disclosure

Only complete if the examiner needs to highlight material matters of concern (see CC32, Independent examination of charity accounts: directions and guidance for examiners).

Give here brief details of any items that the examiner wishes to disclose .

Not Applicable

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