The Society of Catholic Medical
Missionaries
Annual Report and Financial Statements
For the year ended 31 De￿mber 2019
Ch8rty R￿l$tIatkn No.. 232742

Th• Socloty of Cathollc M8dlcal Missionari•s
Annual Roport ofthe TTUStees
For the year gnded 31* D￿eMb￿r 2019
L8gal and Admlnlstratlve Detalls
Full nam•
The Society of Catholic Medical Missionaries
(Commonly known as the Medical IAissicin .￿l￿Ar￿lIK)
Re915tration Number 232742
Medlcal Mlsslon Sisters UK Trustaes
as of 31Xt Dècember 2019
Chair of Trusteèslcommunications
TrusteglTr￿surer
Trustee
Sister Lynne Rooker
Sister Rtta Syron
Sister Marietta Natividad
&sler Sifnone Hemnann
Sigtof Jyoti Prgmika Kujur
Trustcc
PAMS Socl•ty CoordlnatoT
Sbstsr Irw• Gladdey Fernand•x
Admini¥trntion Addre88
1U9 Llilherow Avenue
Hanwèll
London
W7 2BL
AGGountants
Moore Kingston smitn LLP
The Shipping Bijilding
Tho Old vin￿ Factory
Blyth Road
Hayes. London
UB3 1HA
Prlncipal Bankers
Tho Cooperativc Bank
14 New Broadway
Ealing
London
W5 2XL
Solicitors
James V¢mOTrMi￿S
Hunters Law LLP
9 N8w Square
Lincoln's Inn
London WC2A3QN

The St￿[ety of Catholie Mèdieal M188lonaTigS
nual Report Df thu TruitEE
For the y•ar ended 31" December 2019
Structure Governanrg and Mana
ent
Th8 Society of Catholic Medical Missionaries ISLMMI known as the MettirAI Mission Sisters IMMSI Is an
intomotional rcligÉou- con9regation of misgic*nsry 8iStorE in the Catholic Chureh, founded in 1925.
The International Headquarters (General*el of the congregation is locaÈgd in Arton. LorHlon, UK. Thara aro
470 professed sisters around the worfd, of whom 19 are ojrrenuy resident in the Untted Kingdom.
CuiiyiEy¢Jtivii ib yuv¥riiTsLI by ilb- uwii Cuiibtilulion. The CongregatioTr is d[vid￿ into geographiGal r¥gion8.
known as Unrts. One such Unil Is Medical Mission Sisiers UK.
The accourats accompanying this report are the ac£ounls of the Charitable Trust in whith the assets of Med￿1
Mission Sisters UK are held. Charitsble Trust Deed No.232742. dated 30th December 1963, governs the Trust.
The accounts have been prepaied in aGWrd<1ll￿ willi aLwuiiliiig standards and lh¢ Statement of
Recommended Practice in 'Accounting and Reporting by Charities. issued in Marth 2015.
Cliaiitrdtsl¥ TiusL Dewj Nu 232742 dyltyj ￿ DB(tmb¢T 1963, 9ov¢ms the Trutst. The Trusto¢? ar? appointed
by the Sooiety Coordinator (General Superior olthe conoreqab.onl trom among Medical Mission bistsrs In me
UK who havg appropri3t8 qualitigs and skills. Charty Commission information is regulady downloaded and
disGussed by Tiu¥tBBs and ¥l¢ill membEts. Avtiiltabilily ol Sullab￿ MediGal Mission Sisters to kcome trustees
is monitored by the ChaTity. as is th8 possibilily of training and appointing of Trustees trom outgde Medical
Mission Sislors.
Gov¢manG¢ an
mana
ement
I he I rustees are iesponsibie lor tne overall management of the Charrty and for care ol the Slstsrs. Trusiees
met and corresponded with each other at18a51 on(% a month in 2019. Other sisters ar8 ry)-opl8d to assist with
publicaty, fundraising for local arKI global mission o)mmunicaUons and support of th9 8i8t8rs.
Trninin
of Trustèès and members
One Trustee is a mgmb¥r of thè Confe￿nCe of Religious for England and Wal8s as are other active
members of the Unit. The Conference and the regional branch of the Conference is a helpful resource for
advlce arKI Infomatlon.
Tha Trustee Treasurer and staff attended drfferent courses updates and conferences on legal and financial
matters è.g. the Annual Conference of the Assoaation of Pro￿nClaI Bursars, conferences orgarrised by
Moore Kingston Smtth. the Catholic Charity Conference. wgbinars and oth￿.
Other Medi(sl Mission Sisters have attended conferences assooated with their professions and individual
involvgm8nts.
ctives
The mi>¥ion of thg. Soriety ts to relipvg. wJff8ring anrl pmmntp. hp.ALlh. Tnupthp.r with those whose INes are
affected by 3icknea3, poverty and otherforms of 30¢ial exclusion tho-
carch with olhety for appropriate
ways io felieve sullenng and ￿ fdnsloTm siiuaiions Ihaiput Ihe heal(h and well-belng ol peopl8 ano the planet
xl risk
Pu
In planning and carwno out the 8Ctivittes of the Chartty. the Trustees have had waril to ouidanc* ol the
Chorty Commiyyion in regard to Public bcrECf￿. Thc activitics. achievements 2nd parf0rn12nce notod bdow
dEmonstFaie the wtJFk by Ui¥ tsi¥i¥r¥ iii supporbng ￿PIe in negd in Etyland and Wales including our
own 8t$ters.
Carè of ddorly or sick sisters resident in England and Watos.
Publscty, misson appeal talks and fundraising for local and global Mission and
niiiiuiiiT2I￿lIl>.

Pa￿e1PatIon in the NHS and s•voral charitaN8 5èNIC*.&S, AspArially those whith reach to
ple on the fftargin& of &orAety.
Soual Justi￿. peace and enmronmerrtal networking- rgcognl$irwJ the int8rconftectb)n of
these Issues with respeLI to health and well-being.
Achievem&nts and Perforniance
Care of the gldErl
5iSterts
The averaoe age ot the sislers In MMb-UK ts 18 ￿ a me(Jian age of 82 years. Wlth age 50Tne of tli¢ biblttib
are bé¢x)ming frailor requiring more r9sourcas and time fortheir tsrè. Sist8TS who are ablè assist 8lderfy sistèrs
with shoppÉng and laundry and regulady visit those in 3h¢ltered housing and r8sidèntial care. Mobility 8i¢Js ara
proviaea for sisters who neoa them. Al Ihe end of 2019 elght biblEib l¥bid¥iJ iii >li¥lltri¥d IBousiiig run by
Pathways Charity or similar organization. In 2019 four sisters were in Tesidentr"al care homes supportea Dy tne
edical Mission Sisters. In 2019 two 8ldèrty sisters died.
Public
ni
ions
20 parishes in England Wales were Visi￿ by sisters tor Mtssion Appeals. Funds raise(f
wgre donated to the Society Gener8late for wod¢*wide mission.
Two Newsletters were published in 2019 wtth copies dislribulgd to donors and to parish1o￿r$
at the time of mission appeals.
With th9 h91p of th• updated database it has beÈn possible to improv* r.nntRrl with vp.ry mxny
long temi donors, providing them with infomatign of cuThent neods, and the work that has
been accomplished. enablino us lo Improve accOUnta￿lI1Y.
Minthl of Dats Protedion Éssues and good prscticé. w8 cx)ntinue to update the wishes of
donors r8garding raceiving information and publicaknons
Regular updating of our website continues in order to provide information atK>ul Medical
Mig5inn qiqtprs. xnd nijr wnrk hnth At ht)m&. xnd abroad.
W¢ ar¢ try?ri9 to reduce our expen8es by.
regularly upd*ing the malllng Ilst according to do[￿[5 Wi5hps
encouraging communication with our Ilonors by e-mail according to their wishes
we now send oul the magazine in PD Formatby email to mOSt of ouroverseas read8r3
and some of our UK readers.
The effectweness of fundralsiTrJ is d8cxeasing be￿Ltse we no I￿ger have many sisters ablo to do fundraising
work. Many reoular donors are aoeino. and the numb8T of new donois continues to decreasè. The Trustees
gro 9fat•ful that fi￿ sisters gave mission appgalg in thpL C.gtholir. pxriqh￿8 (>f FnolAnd and Wales in 2018. We
do rt¢¢iv¢ letters and reports of appreciabon from these pari3hes.
W8 aro grateful to long lerm donor5 who leave us a legacy in Ihwrwll. It is wonderful thatthe mission ofhealth
and heatsng is helped in this way.
Social JuAticÈ P
Sisters netWOTk wilh Juslicg. Peace. Environmental and Interfaith organisations. joining Ihem in endeavours
to work for a more just and peaceful worfd. They do this by joining kncal peac* and justic8 groups, by
CorreSpor￿ence and by joining in peaceful demonstrations to help creat8 awareness of the various issues.
nroani&qtinns wtth whom we neh￿)rk with are CAFOD. National Justice and Peace Network. Anti-Human
Trafficking network-, Jcsuit Refugee Services. Pax Christi and Climsto Change Coalition.
Activitiès in
On8 Sistei woths as a sen¥)r doclor in a Lonthn hospital A&E department.
One is a senior case wort(er wth St Munoo's, cannq for homeless people.
Two aro part-timo volunlegrs with Jesuit Refugee Servieo, th& M43daillp. TN1￿ And CArit28
Westminsler Bhaknta Hvube.
One. irs asso¢iation with Jesuit Rgfvgee Service regularly visits women in a naarby refijgee
ijetenuon centre.
One 5151er 15 involved in Pctblvi¢al ￿￿e and allemalive heath cAre in her parith.
These active sisters also conthbuta to fundraising efforts- espacially mission appeals.
Sisters of retirement age (x)ntinue with parttime involvement ill the followirtyj areas:
Pailicipalion in national and IoGal Church Justice, Peace and Integrity of Creation groupa.

Flaspi￿ volunteer
LlrotFin ontre for Ihe elUer]y
R8treat work vmth the Soci8ty of Martha and Mary
Volunteerin9 at Ihe local Food Bank
ct of tho involvements of the $i$tsrs:
Followinq the objeth.ves tOT which the charity was estab11sh@(J, one sister, a traine(I surgeon. works in the
N*ional He2￿h Service in a very busyA&E department. Doctors and nurses in A&E find it difficutt to meet
the complex bssu8s of homeless patients. As w811 as her major duties, our sister has been ￿m[niSSiOned to
develop a ground netsvotk with other homeles5 S8Mces such as GP surg8ries, day centre and al<x)hol and
drug servl(%s with leaflets lor hei colleagues to sign-post pat¢eTrts to appropriate service3. Sh¢ has a regular
progTamm9 of h01k￿le teaching on these issues and is often asked to advise in the managemènt of difficult
cases. All of this eases the difficulties of wlleagues and htrlps patients on thg road to better and safer fAre.
Journeying with th080 who aro Rlaoping rough on the gtreets n@@dg COU￿9• gnd pOr￿.v￿ranr￿. The si£ters
Iwdyb wuiK willi itrliable Charities e.9 Hope for oouthall I lomeless and N¢0¥ $uch a3 St.MLEngo's. With
home￿$$ne&S rising arbj involving many young people this Servi￿ 18 Irfa saving.
Our sisters, of Indian background, work with some homeless people some of whom ar8 failed asylum
seèkers. Language and a knowledqe of culture is ￿ts1 lo helping clIe￿s to ¢Jecide whai is best for them.
Some have been ré¢x)nnècled with their fami5ie% and hAve returnad home. The Hope project owns a day and
to night shelter to provide a safo bas¢ for those who would Othe￿188 31e¢p rough. H¢lp oftcn nccdcd
regarding legal and immigraiion Issues. This Involvgmern has all impact when cllents gra(Jually get on tv th
road to togal statu5, or, to recovering health and a norrnal life.
Much ol Ihe work ine $i￿er$ (Jo Is belng preseni io people who are SILK ur Esldvrly, liuiii￿I¥J5 vi uilieiwisv iii
diffi￿rI urcumqlanrpq 211 IhAt iq nggded is a chat. laugh and reminis￿ng over old times The
8i8ter$' li$t8ning and earing is certainly gre*ly appreclated. Sometimes they ara abl8 to help people to
contact other servi￿$ which may ba available to them. Where this is not possible they 8c(x)mpany people in
Ih•ir diffiwlties. helping Ihèm to co￿. As wf(h many other a¢tÉvilies impact is measured nol only in statistics
but a180 in th¢ quality of rel8tion3hipa Bnd understonding that grow botween pgoplo.
Wo engage in activities for social justice and the environment because of the dt9nity of ea(* P8T8on and tha
gift of creation, our IK)mmon home. P6titions, letter writing and meetings have resultgd
in malor growth ol awar9noss, legal develDpments in hutn¢in iiglilb diid Lliiii¢il¥ issues. We have ￿ntribL￿d
to these results. albeit in a small way.
m•Ma
or Rlslt
The trustees have assèssad tha major risks to whith th& (*h8rity is exposed aTKI hsve &stablished effective
systems to mttigate those risks".
ein
reasin
of rnembeT5hi
Young members of the charity are in the procoss of increasing thgtr work the younger gèneration to
encourage new membeTS.
asin
income
economic dimate
Sistèrs try tn find nAw w2yq cjf fitndr8ising and making the (%use known. Every effort was made to attract
dor￿r$ and to control costs.
Trustees restructured the investment policy and rel(K2ted some of the fvnds to gènèrate more ino)mg.
in
resuh of dimin-
and numb
norg and tho
Future
lans and a¢tlYlti
Car& of the eldedy. frail and sid( sisters will cLTrntsnu8 lo an important part of the activitias of MMS.
MMS-UK contsnue to 5UPPOrt overseas mission5 although Ihi3 will d¢¢r¢ase in 2020 dije to a9eing.
Sis￿r5 in the UKwlll Comlnue thelr ILKal Involvefflents, as fai ilb ili¥y able armrding to the acbwtse?
listed in this RP_[￿rt.
Complgts thg ramodial work on loft devalopment of 8 Trust property.

Flnan¢kBI Re
ort for thrj
car 2010
Asummary of the year's resuks can be found on page 10 of the a¢¢wnts.
The Charil
's totsl incomin
resources for 2019 amoLtnted lo £393.252 compared to £ 287.622 in 2018. Main
sources of income were donations, subsiay from the Socaety's Generalaie io SUPPDrt older Si5teib dTid
f8mun8ration of 2 Sisters. Proceeds r￿1Ved from Sisters, IAi55ion Apr￿1* were donated to the General
Assembly for Ihe mi55iDn ¢ibiu<ld.
Resour
8nd8d durin
neral Fund were £210.401, which inrJudÈd thè donation to
overseas mission of the Gen91al Ass8mbly. The Trustees 8d(nowledge the ongoing support cost of Sisters in
Residential care of £ 55,929. In 2019 total resources expended were £297.778.
2019
The Society has no unpaid voluntsors find received donations in kind.
Financial osition
The balance sheet BhowB tgtal aggèts of £1,181,924. Fix&d assets are tangiblo assets P313,3ft1 ¥nrt
inv95twnents are £133.057. Net current as8815 a￿ £655.293.
F nd ba18nc*s
Gonoral lund is £575,858 lof whi¢h £3Q3.743 are tangible assotsl.
The Reserve fund is £25U,UOU. "I his desianaleu lun(J Is a suffiC￿nt amount lo cover the support an(J work of
the sislors in England. It can be used by decisions of the Trustees to assist cash flow when necessaTy. If
used, it is to ￿ ieplgnishgd from ffft reserves as they accumulate. The Fund has not b¢en touched in 2019.
The state of the reserve fund is being reviewed annually.
Fund provides for the Ca￿ needs of thts $lderly and sick 3iSter8 at homs as wcll a- in residential care.
The Care Fund *ands at £209.949 at the end of 2019.
R¢s¢r¥e
Medical Mi33ion ki13t¥r¥' policy 18 not to hold large fr¢¢ re￿r¥¢$ in any Unit but. rf pO￿lbIe, to makg availablg
to the General Adminislration a portion of available cash to benefft ne*ly areas of the So¢iety ￿ ts Fni55ionary
woth around the wortd.
Poll
Free re5erve5 ar8 those furHJ5 whith are oveT ciix)vv tjui liiibilities and the designatryl funds.
If special purpos8 funds are needed in the UK these may be sel up by the Trustees trom Iree re58Nes, arter
dialoaue wilh thè General Adminislratian.
Thp. Society of Catholic Medical Missionaries IMMS-UKI Charitable TTUSt aims to support the sisters in their
religious lrfe and in thcir charitablc worL. To thi6 ond thg Trust has 0xP￿￿o￿ r•sources for the spir1￿¥1 and
wnaterial well-being of the sisters a5 they go aboui their ministries. Regular donations have been given to
SUp￿t the local parish ¢hurches and priests. donation for masses for deceased benef8cioTS and friends. The
Trustees have also authorised donations to Certain charities whith have similar aims to our Trust and with
whlch slster5 may b8 wotkiny. MuLli eriEIyy tafiLb 111(*Jest r&sour(*s have been expended in mi3Jion appeals
and publicity concerning OUT work here and overseas.
Giv¥Fi IIT¥ a9e struthie of the MGfftbet5hip, the Trustees have Gontinued to affirm the ¥iator- in their variou-
charitable works and for8Sèè that the sisters will ¢ontintJ& in these mlnlstrie5 acwrding lo Ihei¥ heallli and
energy. The Trustees apprèoatè th8 faca that the sister5 are a h&aling presence to P80ple and lo one anolher
even when their activities are very limited
The Trustees, with the one staff member. have identlfied the major fisk$ f8elng tha Charity, in partieular tha
rinaii¥i(Il, operational and Cxjmpliance controls in order trj M￿gate the risks farkd by thc Chority. A risk
management review is ¢arried out in January each yeai and Is do￿lmen[e￿ tn Ihe Tisk r￿l￿er. whlch Is
availablg for the annual audrt and to the insurance o)mpany.
Ourino 2019 attenlion was given to understanding the basics of poliaes concerning Data Protection, and
Safeguarding. Cybgr Crime and Fraiid. These in plArs*.. Inr4ur3nrA premiums will b8 considered
for legal issues and Gybercrim¢ in 2020.

Covld-19
andemi¢
The tru￿@08 havo congidorod the omergonco and sprÈad trf the CoMd-19 virus Dost ￿r end. and the
impacl this has had on the charty. Pre￿l￿lOnS have been taken to protect the Sisters. which have not h8(1 a
significant impact on the o)sts of the charity, thouah the level of donations is exp￿ded lo be lower. Based on
the information availablo to th• date of sign%Tra thes0 financial st8tpmpnt8 oivg.n Ihp eharily's asset base and
cash posltlon, the trustges do not believv Llicil Iliis global event indicates a significant uncertainty which moy
rast doLtbt upon the charity's ability to continue in operation as a qoinq concern lor at least the nem 12
months from tho dat8 of approval ofthose aecounts.
Invèstment
h If aulhorlt
The Trusiees, by Article J (11 ot ihe 6naritaDie Irusi Deed. fflay-inve* any money Torrnlng P%*il uf ￿1¥ TTubl
Fund by 8pplwng thÈ same in the purchase of or at interest upon the security of such stodts fvnds securities
land building5 thattels or other investments or prop&rty whatsoevgr nature and whafever situate and whother
purchased for the productson of srbcome or for ￿pit81 appreoation or for actual o¢fjupation Lk8e or enioyment
thprp.nf Ihg Trusl8as see fir.
The Trustses are guided by policie5 of the Medical Mission Sistsrs regarding investments whirth require that
fund5 be investad in ways which a￿ ¢x)nsistent with ils Mission that is.in solidarity with those madg px)or, with
the powerless and with those who are oppressed".
Trustees, res
with res
ed to the accounts
Th8 Tnjstees are responsible for preparing the Tnjstees, Annual Report and the ftnanoai SL8iements in
accordanco with applic2ble law and tho United Kingdom Accounting Standards {Unrted Kingdom Generally
Accepted Accounting Practi￿) including FRS 102 The Finan￿al Reporting Standard applicabl8 in tho United
Kinodom and Republic of Ireland,.
The l¢iW 4lppli￿bk Lu blidfities in En9land and Wale5 requireslrustecs lo prepare financial 3ts1ementsfor oach
financial year which give a true and fair vi8w of the stste of affairs of the Charity and of incoming resourc8S
and application of resourc4s. including tha income and expendiiur8 of the charityforthat ￿riod. In prepamg
the financial *aternentS the tTU5tees are required to:
Selefjt Suitable aGGounting pradi¢e? and applitsd tham consistently
o Observe the Meth￿j$ and principles in the Charitigs SORP.
Make judgements and estimat6s that are reason8bl8 and prudent-
otatfs TrNheth¢r appli¢able UK aGGounbng Standard3 have l>een followcd ￿ubl0￿11o any
matenal (Jepartures disclose(J and explained in the ￿nancIal stslements,. and
PT8par8 the financtal statements on the going o)ncern basis unless r( is inapproprrdte to
pr8sume that the charily will continue in business.
The Trustees a￿ responsible for keeping properaccounting re(x)nls whlch disclose. with rÈ8sonable aC￿racY
al any tim8. the financjal position of the Charlly, and enable them lo ensure that the accounts wmply with the
Chgrities Art ?011 Thp.y Arp. Al£0 responsibl& forthe safeguarding ofthe assets of the Chartty and. hen￿. for
the taking of reaaonable 3tep8 for Iho dotcction and provontion of fraud and o*h9r irrggulsriti•s.
The Trustèes wish to record th8 prof8ssionalism and de¢Jic8tton of their stsff membar. who is tho Finance
Officer, and the individual members of the congregation.
On bèhalf of th8 TTUSt@8S
Lynne Rooker
Chalr of Trustee¥
Date= 2911012020

The Society of Catholic Medical Missionaries
Statement of Financial Activities
For the ye2r p.ndp.d 21 fJp.es.thmber 2019
un￿StrICted Funds
Funts
Gener¥1 Custodial DeBignatod
Fvnd
Fund
Ro5orv•s
Gen¢r•l
Fund
Totsl
2019
Total
2018
Incornè frtsm:
DonaUtJll¥ dlltj IEydLIES
ChaiTtrabl8 aclnith8s
Stipend5 and benefrts
0th8rtrading actwities
Team incomc
Illvestff￿nts
Other
71,Z07
38,648
140,419
97.606
106,974
1C4974
118,553
76.og2
711 no?
169
6,490
63,27T
63,2
1588
T¢lal Incom•
323,931
552
30.121
Jo,&
393,252
287.￿￿
Exp•ndthrF c￿.
atitatAB aL*vili¥s'
DonationsrnAission8 EX￿[￿8$
for mosity) PUFpoJeJ
187.143
16.-
6,960
55,929
274,520
16,298
232,756
16,7¢J9
6,720
ot￿r
Total exp•ndlturè
210,401
1,448
55.929
297,778
2￿.274
Net Incom&(￿pendi1Urfj1 l)•forn
on inveslmtrnls
113,530
I8￿)
125,8081
N•tg•lnslltOS8881 on Inw51rnnts
2.794
13.7J)I
Net In¢omellexpenditurel
Ixfore transfers
116.824
18961
125,8081
8,eA&
98,208
27,G19
Not mo¥*wrt In fundJ
116.324
18961
125m8)
.268
27.619
Toial fund5 brought ft¥twawd
at 1st January 2019
14
52,615
I,IJ03,JU3
Yf>,fO4
Totsl fvnd5 wriBd fotwanl
at 31st De¢ember 2019
14
575,858
4.581
459,949
61.263
1,101.651
1,003.383
There no rocogni8ed galng ￿10$$0$ duriTrJ tJ¥J par￿ oth8rlhan thÉ forlhe y8ar shwi
above. All the at￿Ve Testh deriv8 from continuirty aebvilMs.
The a¢(a)mp8nWr¥J nclos ftym an u)bJral part c4 these wju
10

The Society of Catholic Medical Missionaries
Balance
at 31st December 2019
2019
2019
2018
2018
Fixod a$$ots
T8Trgible assets
Inveslmenls
313,301
??n,Afjfj
130,283
446.358
4S1,118
Curr•nt assots
ColleGtions in progress
DebtOTS
Ca-h at bank
Cash in hand
13,373
2.180
719.763
250
19,647
3,852
610.184
250
12
735,566
633.933
Cr&ditors: Amounts falllng duo
wlthln (me year
13
80,273
Net ¢urr•nt a$$•l•
655.293
552 265
T¢)tal assots l•u uirr&nt liablllll&È
1.101.651
1.(103,383
Nèt assets
1,101.651
1,003,383
Fund Balanw4
Gènoral Fund
14
575.858
459,534
Cust(xlial Fund
14
4,581
Olher Designated Funds
14
459,949
485,757
Restrlcled FuTrds
15
81.263
1.1n1.fi51
1,003.383
The accompanwfig notès form an integral part of thes8 finan￿al statements.
Approv￿ and 8UtFMIri*Ktd fr)r issuè by th8 Tnjstees and stgned on thelr behalf".
Llknv i wt/vL
Disthct England Treasurer
Dl8triGt ¢%Fordinator
Date.. ..Ig." 0 th..1tr.1020
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The Society of Catholic Medical Missionaries
Notes to the Financial StatemontC4
For the year ended 31 December 2019
£countino Policies
Summary of the prin￿PaI accountin9 policigs adt)pW. jhidgAmAnt* 2nd kay SoUr￿S of eslimation
uncertainty, Is set out belDW.
1.1 Ba¥1¥ Of Preparntlon
I he tinanci81 siatoments nav6 L)8en prepare(J In wlui 3btsm6nt of Recommended practi￿..
Accounting and Repo￿n9 by Chariliog Pfg.parirtg thèlr acC￿Unts ill accordance vAth the Finarrial Reporting
Standard applicable Sn the UK and RepubliG of Ireland IFRS 1021 issued on 16 Juty 2014 and tha Financial
Reporting Standard applicable In the Unlted Kirvjdom and Republic of Irèland IFRS 1021 and the Char¥tl85
AGt 2011 and UK Gener811y A(xepted Pradice as 6t applies from 1 January 2015.
Tho accounts (finan¢l21 statements) havo b￿n propared tn gwA A Yruè and fai￿ vièw and have departed
from the Charslies (Am)unls and Rep(wtsl Regulations 2008 only to the extent requlred to provide a 'true
fair viav/. This departurè has involved foilowng Accounting and RepoTbng by Chartli8s preparing their
in aGGOFdance with the finanThal fi$porting 8tsndord opplicablo in the UK and Rapublic of Irè12nd
IFRS 1021 issued on 16 July 2014 rather than the ACCOUn￿n￿ an(J HerA)rb"ng by cnarrfiés.. Statement of
r<ecommended Pracbce effective from 1 Pyril 2005 whith has sir*c8 bsen vAthdr2wn.
Th8 r&gist•r•d charity is a public bgnofil Antlty fnr thA p1j￿0$S$ of FRS 102 and therefore has also DreDafed
s flnanclal statein¥rilts iri ￿vid￿li￿ willi thg Slatement of ReGommend&d Practice appllcoblc to Gharitios
pre.pxring thftir accounts in atthrdance with the Financial Reportino Standard applicabl& In the UK and
Republic of Ireland Icharltles SORP IFRS 102)) and tho Charitkès Act 2011.
The financÉal statem8nts 8r8 prepa￿d in st8AiNJ. which is the functional currgncy of the company. Monetsry
amounts in these financial statements are rounded to the nearest pound.
The financial statemgnts have been prepared Dn the hisloric81 cost convenlion. modrfsed bythe recc>Jnition
of certain tangible fixed assets. and flnancial assets and liabilllies measured at fair value.
1.2 Going concem
These finsn¢ial statements arè propared on th# ooing mncern basls. Th8 twsta8s have as$8ssed the
charftys abilily Iv wiitiiiue as a goli)g and have Gonsidered possible events or conditions that might
rASt significant doubt on the ability of the charitable eompanylo conlinue as a going ¢oncem. As part of thls.
the trustse$ have considgred the impact of th8 Covid-19 pandemic. which has fesult8d in a fall in donations
bul overall has not been financially signrficant. The assessm8nl is for 8 pertcxj of at least one year from the
dotc of thc approwal of the80 financial stal•ments and hoV@ condiidg.d thAt thkrp. Arg. nn material
uncenaints.es about the Gharltys ablllty lo ￿￿tillu￿.
1.3 Incomo
All income is recognised there is enlrflemenl lo the funds. the receipt is probabl8 an*Y the am(Junl cari
be measured reliabty. Incomc is presented inclusrig of any related tax crod
Legacy income is recognised al the date of entiuement, whkh is deamèd lo be the earlier of Ihe charity
receNing nolrfication of an Impendlng distributsvii, ui Ifle legacy ￿Ing recefved.
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The Society of Catholic Medical Missionaries
Njotoo to tho Fin2nei21 gt2tomont
For the year ended 31 December 2019 (Lontinued)
Accountlng Pollcles Icontlnuedl
1.4 Expenditur8
Expenditure is includgd in thè Stgl•mont nf Finanr.iAI ArthviHMR inr.liJ%ivA nf Any VAT which c2nnot bè
rtrGovered. Expenditure is recognised on an ac¢ruals baals, once thefe 13 0 Ic901 or constructivo obli9ation
lo transfer e(x)nomic benefrt to 8 third Darty. il is probable that a tsansler ot economic benefrts wll be
required in $elUemont and th& amount of the obligation can b$ moasurfjd rèllably.
Expendiiuie is allocated directty to the expendTiure headings as far as praclically possible to rÈffl8ct lh8
tiviliv> ul Ili¥ bliiiiily uii4Jtti Ili¥ fulluwiiiy ¢iLlivily lieadiiigs.
Exp8nd51ure on thaTilabl8 aetiviti8s indudes those direct costs and sUPPOrt costs relaling lo the pursuit of
Ihe chariws objectiv9$. Staff (x>sts 8rg 8111)catad to appropriatè exwndilufe categories by reference to
•$tiTllat•d tim* #pBnt by Ètaff on #etivth•$.
nthAf AxpAndihirA rApTA￿ntE thn￿￿ itrAm.q not f2111Ag intrj Any othèr hèading.
1.5 Forelgn Currencles
Tran￿¢tionS ar¢ dealt th at th¢ rats of e)rchange prevailing at the dala of the transaction.
1.6 Taxation
The Society is a reglsteied Charity and as no tradiThJ activty Is cafrled out. It Is exen)pt from income and
corporation taxes.
1.1 Fixeu Assets and uepr¢¢iation
Tangible fixèd assets are statèd at cost less accumul8ted depraciation. AJI costs incurred in the purchase
or enharicement of fixed assets is included.
Deprebiatioii is piovided uii fiA¥d assets wlien they aiE brought inlo use, at fate5 whkGh will writ¢ off the
cost of th8 assets over th8ir useful 8ff8ctiv8 lives.
Tne raies used are..
Frgehold land and buildlngs
Furniture and equipment
2.5Qh stralght Ilne
25% straight line
ots ￿ a valuc cxcc¢ding £250 arc capital1￿cd in th¢4¥C aGGounts.
1.8 Flxed asset invgstments
Iiiv¥¥(i)i¥iiL¥ oiE <1 ILNIII ul f51)aiibidl ii)stiuiii¥iil aiid iiiilially rel￿11￿￿￿}￿l Ltilli￿Oi1on value
and subs8QU8ntty m8asur8d at th8ir fair valu8 as at th8 balance sh88t dal8 using th8 closing quotad
market price. The statement of financial activiiies tndudes the net gains and losses artsing on revaluatitsn
and disposals throughout the year. The chaaty does not acquire pul optsons, delivatives or other complex
finan¢ial In￿trUMents.
1.9 Invo•tment g¥Én• and 10$8es
All y¢llllS dritj tiiE Idken lu the Stdle[Ti￿lL uf Finantitil AL-￿vi￿￿￿ ti¥ III¥y élli&e.
1.10 Ca$h and ¢a$h oquivalonts
Cash and cash eqtjivalenls indude cash in hand. deposits held al call wlh bank. and other short-lerm
liquid investments wilh original meturiiie3 of three rnontha or lè>s.
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The Society of Catholic Medical Missionaries
Notes to the Financial Statements
For the year ende(J 31 December 2019 {Continued)
Acrountlng PgliGies {¢ontillUod)
1.11 Flnanciol in¥trumcnts
FinancAal instruments 8r& recjwnlsed In th8 charivs b818rh(x shevi th¥ri Lhe (a)arity b0￿Me5
party to the contractual provi%on3 Of￿ in3trument.
Bd¥iL fit￿}G[al ass&ts arvj liabiloies snitially recognis•d at Iran3aGbon valuè and
subseouently measured at amorb.sed cost, using the ettectsve Interest Ta￿ method.
Olli¢r fiiiaiioal assets. InGluding investments in ¢quity instruments which ar$ not 8ub8idi8ries,
assori*85 orjoint vènbjres, arè inityally measured at fair v8luè, vthich Is norn￿1ty the
transactmjn price. Such assets ar8 subs4ugnUy carrted at lair valu8 and th& d)anges in lair
¥dlu¥ aKe rvcognised in profit or h)éè.
1.12 Fund knounting
Unrestrlcted
General- funds 8rè av8118b￿ to sp&nd at the discretion ofthe trustees in fvth9fance ofthe
obje¢tsv$8 ofthe ¢h8rity.
Dèsignatsa- mese are ￿n(J5 aiiwate(I by1hg Trustees arKI approveu by ili¥ G¥ii¥i¥l
Ass8mbly lor parb'cuiar purposes.
Cu5todlal- these are desgn4ted funds admink8tsr8d by District EnglarKI on behaff of Districts overseas.
Resirtcted- these are funds Ihat arv oiity lu u¥wJ fur a bVVLifiL VUIVU¥Y.
1.13 EJt¢mpl•ns quallfylng enlltles
The charty has iaken auvantage of the exemption from the require11￿[lIb vl Mudult* 14.
Slalement of cash flows to prepare a ststement of cash flows, under the Charib"es SORP
2019.
1_14 Crltleal ac¢ountlng 8stlrnat&s and areas of judgèment
In the view of the trust¢C* in opp￿"n9 thc accounting polic4es adopted, no judgEmèntÈ wor8 rèquired that
have a s￿nifiCa[￿t eff8Ct on thè amounts f•cognised in the financial stat8mÈnts nor do any e5t"rnate3 or
gssumptions made cary a sv3nificant ri8k of material adjustment in the next financial year.
Resld*ntlal
Gare
Fund
General Custodlal
Fund
Fund
Restricted Total
Fund
2019
Total
2018
Donations
L9gaue$
Fundtaisin9 events
42,825
15,069
13,373
552
29,952
38,648 111,977
15.069
13.37a
75,420
2.539
19,647
552
29,952
38 648 140 419
97,60fj
Resid¢ntial
Care R•5tr1EiBd Tijtal
Fund
Fund
kncome from Invostmonts
G¢neTrl Cu¥todlal
Fund
Fund
Total
2019
2018
Inwme arising from investments
Income arising from rash deposits
Total lrt¢tsm• Arl$lng
5,707
614
169
5.876
614
4.632
511
6,321
169
6,4g)
5,143
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The Society of Catholic Medical Missionaries
Notes to the Financial Statements
For the year ended 31 December 2019 (Continued)
Residential
Care
Fund
4 0onationBIMi88ion8
G•n•rnl Custodial
Fund
Fund
Restricted
Fund
Total
2019
Tolal
Dire¢t ¢horl¢ablo expwpdlturn."
Donationslmissions 8xpenso¢
Othcr donlltion￿ and gifts
Support costs..
General exp¥nbElb
House operating costs
Legal and profession81
Depr¢¢iation
Bank Ghargc=
Meeting5. travel and other
support
16,657
275
1,448
55.929
30.LThXI 104.034
275
136.431
229
1.389
62.732
88,335
14.070
133
1,J09
62,732
88.335
14,070
199
1.033
66.577
9,816
15.004
131
3,572
3.572
187,143
1.448
55.929
30,1WJ ?74 520
?2? 7.fjfi
S Othèr eo#ts
RÈsidentlal
Care
Fund
GgneTal Custodlal
Fund
Fund
Total
2019
ToLIl
2018
AuditoV£ rgmuner3tion for..
Audit fee
6,960
6.960
6.720
6.960
6.960
6,720
6 Staff Costs
2019
2018
Waoes and salaries
wo¢ial a¢¢urity c03ts
6,920
,591
6.920
6.591
Numberof8mployaas.'
ThFJ AvAr2op mnnthty nLFmbg.r Thf emplo￿S during th8 yaar was
Th8 SOCi8ty considèrs tts kèy m8n898mènt ￿rSOnnel to comprise the trusteès.
There were no employees who fgceNed employee benefi15 of morg th8n £60,000.
7 Tru#t&È#' Rèmunaratlon
No tDJstees received remuneiab.on for their servic6s (Juring the year {2UIIJ- none).
During the year lJustee wa6 ￿1mb￿r8ed for ropair8 lotalling £275 (2018- E228}.
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The Society of Catholic Medical Missionaries
Notes to thg Finanaal Statements
For the year ended 31 December 2019 (Continued)
Fixed Ass•ts
11)9
CliUi¥row
Avunue
Fyrniturè
Assèts
aiid
Und9f
Equlpmènt Constructlon
Springlt¥l
Road
Total
C¢)st
As al Isl January Z019
Additions
Dlsposals
49.9>0
396,17fj
31.454
71.862
7,654
549,442
7,65d
11.1381
11,1381
As al 31st December 2019
49.950
396.176
30.316
79.516
555,958
Depreciation
As at 1st January 2019
Charg@ for th8 yaar
42,689
1.249
180,117
25,801
2,917
228,587
14.070
% al 31st Dec*m￿r 2019
43.918
170,021
28,718
242.657
Not Book Value
A6 at 316t Decombei 201
6,022
226.ISS
1,598
79,516
313,301
As at 31st D8C8mb8r 2018
7?81
?36.n.SQ
71.862
320.855
9 In￿strn￿rt3
2019
2018
CCLA Fixed Interest Deposit Fund
Matket value brought foThMrd at 1 January 2019
Change in market value
Markat valuè CArriad fon¥ard at 31 Dgcomber 2019
95,263
2,794
98.057
98,993
3,730
9S.263
National oavÈng3 Inwme Bonds
3S,000
133,0>1
35,000
130,263
These are heid primarily to provide an inve8trn$nl rplum for thè ¢hBrfty.
10 Flnanclal Instru￿en
2019
201e
Carrylng amount of financial assèts
Debl instruments measured al amorbsed cosl
In6trumènts mea6urgd at fair value through income and 8xpend41uTe
15.345
98,057
20,837
95,263
Carrying anwnt of fin•nei•l li#billtl#È
Measured al amortised (J)sl
29,782
46,611
11 Debtors
2019
2018
Sundry debtors, recewables and prepayments
Accrued Income
560
1.fj20
2,966

The Society of Catholic Medical Missionaries
Note3 to the Financi81 Statomen
For the year ended 31 December 2019 (Continued)
42 Cash •t R¥nk
2019
2018
Currgnt Attounts
No.1
Metro Bank
Springfièld Road
146,886
28,UTI
7.469
120.704
18.403
183.032
144.082
D¥puiDiI AL-couiiIs
Business reserve account
Metro Deposit account
Inveslrngnl acry)unt
95 Day Cwp Account
GCLA deposlt fund
23,738
36,238
196,754
250.000
30,001
23,ti9ti
215,665
196,740
30,001
719,763
610,184
13 Grnd6tors: Amounls talllng duo wlthln one year
2019
2018
Other (YeditOTS
Taxation and social security
Deferred Income
Accfuals
Patrimony
6.721
382
29,400
6.960
36.810
4,201
337
33,600
b,72U
36,810
80.273
81,668
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The Society of Catholic Medical Missionaries
Notes to the Financial Statements
For the year ended 31 December 2019 (Continued)
14 Funds
Brought
Forward
Incomlng
Outgolng
Resoureès R￿OurceS
GalTrs and
Lossès
T¥ansfèrs
Carrled
For*ard
unresinuea..
Genoral
459.534
3??,Q21
21Q,401
2.794
575.858
Designaled.-
Custodial fund
5.477
552
1.448
4,581
Other deslgn8ted.'
Dlstrici GèneTal
Ras*dential Care
250,1)00
235,757
48J.7J7
250.000
209.949
459,949
30,121
30,121
55,929
55,929
Reslri¢led.'
Sprin9ficld Road
52,615
30.000
61,263
T(btAI
i.ot)3.383
393.252
297.778
2.794
1.101.651
Custodial funds ar8 those funds administer&J by Distslct England on behalfof Dislricts overseas.
District General Reserves aro furKls allocated by the General Assembty considered to be the working capital
requirements for the District.
The Rpsid8nlig1 Carp Rpservp is Iiqpd tn rnvAr r￿r￿1 fnr Si*lgr% whpn not fijlly fund8d by H8alth
Authorities.
A transfer from ge￿ra1 funds was approved by the trustees lo bring th& fund to a level that wll allow lor
required sh(%t term support of the Sisters.
Tho Rostrictod Fund has b00n donatgd spfycfficalty forthe extèngton of the Spriwfioky propoty.
15 Analysis of net a8set$ between fund$
Credltors:
Amounts
due wÈthin
one year
Fixed
As$ets
Current
Assets
Toiai
General Fund
393.743
271.036
180.273)
584,506
Oeblynatwj.
Custodial Fund
Othe¢ Funds
4.581
459.949
4.581
459,949
Rg$trtctgd
52.615
52,615
00,27J
735.566 ￿ 1,101,651
16 Rglatgd Partkés
During the year one sister12018'. one sister). who is also a trustee of the charity. live(J renl-
fr99 in the properbes in orderto caryy out the objects of the Soryety.
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The Society of Catholie Medical Missionaries
Independent Auditorfs Report to the Trustees of
The Society of Catholic Medical Missionaries
Opinion
We have audited Ihe finarKial statements of The Society of Catholi¢ Medical Missionaries for the year
enttett 31 Decernber20"19 whlch comprf5e the SidiviTi¥iII ul Fiiwwityicil A¥-￿vI￿￿￿, Iliy BrildIE￿ Slhvul i*iKJ UI
réLat8d notès to thè fin8nci81 stst8mènts, including a surnmary of significant accounling policies. The
finanaal reporting framework that has been applied in their pr¢p8ratson k8 applicable end Unitcd
Kingoom Accountlng Standards. Includlng FRS 102'The Flnanrjal RepoTb"ng Starvjard ￿plICabl￿ in the UK
and Ropublic of Iroland. Iunitod lfjngdom Crygngralty Ar￿.￿Pt￿A A￿￿lIn￿￿O PrArttpA)
In (WT opinion the financial statements:
giva a truè and fair vigw of th& stata of charitys affairs as at 31 December 2019 and of its incomlng
resources and application of resources for the year then ended,. and
have been property prepare(I In aCcOr(Jan￿ wlth Unlfrtt Nng(JoTn G8n8rally ALTrplvd Arwuiiliiiy
PrArtirg..' Afld
havg been prepared in aGcordance V￿1h the requirements of the Charibgs A¢t 2011.
Ba616 for oplnion
Vve conOvcEed our audtt in accordance 1ntemau.onal Standaios on Audiung IUKI (ISASIUKII ano
8ppli¢able I￿. Our responsibiltheg under those $tand8rds a￿ further described in the Audibls
ResFKbnsibilibes for the audst of the financial statements section of our report. We are indepondent of trse
charity in accordance wlth the @thlcal r8qulr8mÈnts that ar& relèvant to our audit of tha finanual statem8nts
In the UK. Induding the FRC'S Ethtcal 4Jtand8rd, and )ve have fulfilled our other ethical re3ponslbiliti88 in
a￿rdance with these requirements. We believe Ihal the audrt evidence we have obtsined Is sulfioent and
aPPTOPriato to providg a basis for our opinion.
Conclustons rolatin9 10 going concern
We have nothing lo report in respecl of Ihe followng matters in relatton to which the SSAS IUKI requlre us to
rèport to you whére:
the trust8es' usa of th8 going concgm ba$is of a￿nting in th8 pr8paratKJn of the financ￿1 ststements
is not appropriate. OT
ili¥ Iiubivvs hdvv Tiul Lli>L4ub¥tJ iii ili¥ fiiiclJiU<il sldLviii¥rils clEiy iLt¥iitiffEyJ iil<iLvricil uiKvrldiiilies ili&al iiidy
Cast signifieant doubl about the charivs ability to continue to adopt the going corscem basis of
accounting for a period of at1oa6ttwolvo month¢ from th6 dats whon Iho finan￿81 stst6monts are
authorised for issue.
other Inforniallon
Th8 Othèr inforrnation ￿mPriseS the inft>rm8tion i￿luded in Ihg annval report. other than the financial
statements and our auditors report thereon. The trustses are responsible forthe other inlonybation. Our
opinion on the financial stalaments does not coverthe other infornialion and, except lo tho extent oth8rwso
8wliutly stat8d in iewjti we do nol gxprgss any forn) of a8suran(8 Cr)r￿1￿$S0￿ Ihvi80n.
In conneGtion wth our audit of the firkincial statefflents, our responsibility is to read the other informalion
and, in doing so, considef whether the other infoffnats.on is malenally Inconsis￿nI with the finan￿al
statèmènts or knovA•dg& obtain•d in thè #udtt or otherwise appears to be materialty misststed. IFwè
Identfy such materlal inconslstencles or apparent makrial misststements. w¢ are required to detefmin
whpthpr thprp iq 2 malg.ri21 mi.IqlAtgmpnt in Ihp fin2nriAI *tAlp.mp.nl.q nr A mAtp.rial mi¢¢lAtpmp.nl nf Ihp. nth
Isifviiiiiiitoil. Ir, basvd 011 ilie 4vork IirlV¥ y¥rIuiii)￿Ll, wiiblud¥ ilial il)tsr¥ ib ¢1 fii<ii¥ri¢il Illlbblatemtyiil ol
thls other Inform8llon, we are requlrèd to ￿ptsrt that fact.
We have nothi￿ lo report in this regard.

The Society of Catholic Medical Missionaries
Independent Auditorfs Report to the Trusteès of
The Society of Catholic Medical Missionaries (Continued)
Motters on whl¢h wg ar• r•quir•d to report by &ycÈptlon
We have nothing io report in vl thg followng matters whero the Charitics Act 2011 requirns us to
reportto you if, in our opinion=
the intgmiatson given in ihe Annual Report ol TIu¥￿¥S Is In￿nsIstenI in any materf81 rc)pcot8 with
the financi81 statemersts: or
the chaTIty has nol kepl ajequate accounting records. OT
th8 financial stat8ments are not in agreement with the accounting retxxds and relums", or
we have not received all the infomialion and eXplanatiu￿ wo requirg for our audiL
R¢spon¥ibilltl¢$ of tru8to•s
As trxplained more fully In th8 tru5tees' responstbilitios stslement set out on page 7. the trustè68 are
responslblg for the prgparation of thè finanual ststements and for being s8Usfled thatlhèy give a true and
falT vlew, cirid lur buLI) ¥nt9mal control as the Iruste03 d¢tem)inc necessary to Snablo the prèparation of
fin￿r￿.1￿1 %tAtAménts that arè free from material misstslemenL vthether due to fraud or error.
In preparing the financial st8￿Ments. the Iruslf¢5 are responsiblo for assessing the charity's ab51ity to
Continue 28 8 going ¢oncèm. disdnsing. A* Applicablè. matters related lo goina concem and using the
golng CDrKem bdyis ul ￿ountI1￿j unless the trustses either intcnd to liquidato thg ¢haiity or to ceo$e
0pArati(￿A, or havè no r8alistic ahemtha but to do so.
Audito¢s responslb51tt1es for the audil of the financlal statemgTrts
We have been apptsintad as a4Jditor undar sectx)n 145 of Charities Act 2011 and report in accordan¢¢
with regulations made under section 154 of thatAct.
Our obj8clives are to obtain reasonable assuran￿ about whether the flnanual ststements as a whole are
ffee frotn material misstatemenL whether due lo traud or erTor, and to issue an auditofs rsport that indudes
our opinion. Reasonable assurance is a high levd of assurance, but is not a guarante8 that an audit
conducted in accordance wrth IbAs IUKI will aMays detecl cl IllÈaleii&al iiiisstaternent when it exists.
mi￿Staterne￿ts can ari89 from fraud or affor ar¥J aro rnnsidèrèd mat8rial if, individually or In aggfegate. they
coulij reasonably expecfrd ID Innuvil￿ the eGonomlc derAsitins of usors laken on ￿ ba6Ks of thes•
finanaal statam8nts.
As part of an audit in accordance with ISAS IUK} we exercise protssstonal judgement and maintain
prof883ion61 s¢eptiusm throughout tho audit. We also..
Identify and assess the risks of materi81 misstatement of Ihe finandal ststemonts, wh9th8r due to fraLEd
or error. design and perfrxm audit procedur8s responsNe to those ￿s￿8, and obtsin audit evidence that
ix *iJffitient and appropriate tr) provlde a basis lof our opinion. The rtsk of not 08￿¥1111Y a Inatetlal
- higher than for one resulttng from èrmr, fraud may involve
misststsmv&nt resU￿n9 from fraud i-
Ilusion. forgery. intenkn.onal omissions, misrepresentst¥)ns. or Ihe ov*rrid6 of intèmal control.
Obtain an understandlng of iniytn¢il rJ)ntn)I rBlevant to the audlt In orderto dcsign audit proc8duros thot
are appropriate in th# rJreAimst2ncès. bul not for Ihe purposes of expressing an oplnlon on th
eff￿￿V￿1￿5ts of Ihe GharfW& knternal conlrol.
Evaluate thè appropriateness of accounting p￿l￿eS used arKI the reasonableness of accounting
eslimates and related disdosures mada by the trustees.

The Society of Catholic Medical Missionaries Independent Auditor's Report to the Trustees of The Society of Catholic Medical Missionaries (Continued) 

## **Auditor's responsibilities for the audit of the financial statements (Continued)** 

- Conclude on the appropriateness of the trustees’ use of the going concern basis of accounting and, based on the audit evidence obtained, whether a material uncertainty exists related to events or conditions that may cast significant doubt on the charity’s ability to continue as a going concern. If we conclude that a material uncertainty exists, we are required to draw attention in our auditor’s report to the related disclosures in the financial statements or, if such disclosures are inadequate, to modify our opinion. Our conclusions are based on the audit evidence obtained up to the date of our auditor’s report. However, future events or conditions may cause the charity to cease to continue as a going concern. 

- Evaluate the overall presentation, structure and content of the financial statements, including the disclosures, and whether the financial statements represent the underlying transactions and events in a manner that achieves fair presentation. 

We communicate with those charged with governance regarding, among other matters, the planned scope and timing of the audit and significant audit findings, including any significant deficiencies in internal control that we identify during our audit. 

## **Use of our report** 

This report is made solely to the charity's trustees, as a body, in accordance with Chapter 3 of Part 8 of the Charities Act 2011. Our audit work has been undertaken so that we might state to the charity’s trustees those matters we are required to state to them in an auditor’s report and for no other purpose. To the fullest extent permitted by law, we do not accept or assume responsibility to any party other than the charity and charity's trustees as a body, for our audit work, for this report, or for the opinion we have formed. 


**Moore Kingston Smith LLP** Statutory auditor 

The Shipping Building The Old Vinyl Factory Blyth Road Hayes, London UB3 1HA 

Date: 29/10/2020 

Moore Kingston Smith LLP is eligible to act as auditor in terms of Section 1212 of the Companies Act 2006. 

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