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Trustee Annual Report Form
All Girlguiding Ulster Charities are governed by the Royal Charter and Bye-laws.
The Purpose of each of these Charities is to educate girls and young women to help them develop emotionally, mentally, physically and spiritually so that they can make a positive contribution to their Community and the wider world.
Name of Charity as it appears on the Register and any other names it may be known by
NI Charity Commission Number
106296
The principal address of the Charity- this should be the address that was used at the time of registration with the Charity Commission
St John’s Parish Centre, 38 Main Street, Moira. BT67 OLE
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The names of all Charity Trustees on the date the report was approved and all individuals who served as Charity Trustees during the year
Miss Grace Brown
Dr Kerri Campbell
Ms Jenny Clarke
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The financial year the report relates to
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A summary of the Charity’s main activities to further its purposes for the public benefit and the main achievements in the year
20 Girls were part of the unit from January to June 2025. From September to December 2025, 17 girls were members of the unit. Three additional volunteers have recently joined the unit, this enabled us to enrol more Brownies, we currently still have three Brownie spaces remaining.
Throughout 2025, the 2” Moira Brownie Unit met weekly (term time) in St John’s Parish Centre in Moira. The first theme was “Skills for My Future”. We did a “Language” interest badge when we had a French bakery evening. Our Skill Builder Badge was “Live Smart” and this included DIY skills, Science, Transport and travel topics. During the term we also celebrated St Patricks Day and Chinese New Year, we also marked Mother's day and Easter. In March we had a Saturday day trip to Girlguiding Ulster at Lorne Estate where the girls had some adventure time doing the crate challenge and doing some badge work.
In May we had our annual Brownie Pack Holiday, staying in Gosford Guide House for a Harry Potter themed weekend away. We ran a whole range of activities and made full use of the facilities on offer at the guide house. On the Saturday afternoon we explored Gosford Forest Park.
The Brownie 2024-25 year was rounded off at the end of May with our annual prize night, when the girls were given their badges and rewarded for all their achievements. Seven of our final year girls earned their Brownie Gold Award, which is the highest achievement possible within Brownies. Of the first- and second-year Brownies, five earned their Silver Award and eight their Bronze.
The new Brownie year started in September 2025. Three girls moved up to the 1* Moira Guide Unit. Six girls joined the 2 Moira Brownie Unit, all of whom moved up from Rainbows or from other Brownie Units. New Brownies who joined, made their Promise in Moira Demesne before receiving their Promise Badges.
During the autumn/winter term there was a wide variety of badge work undertaken. The theme for the term was “Take Action”. This covered a wide range of topics including Brownie Detectives, innovations, pets and animals. The Skill Builder badge we did, covered how girls can seek to “Influence others” to improve the world around us. Our interest badge for the term was “Animal Helpers”, which included a visit from a local Guide Dogs representative and her dog. Remembrance Day was marked by a parade and service at St John’s Parish Church; the unit also attended a carol service and had a Christmas Party in December. Before the Christmas break the girls and leaders went to see The Pantomime Goldilocks and the Three Bears, which was held in The Lagan Valley Island Theatre in Lisburn.
There was no harm flowing from the Charities purposes and there was no private benefit.
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A statement that the Trustees have had regard to the Commission’s Public Benefit requirement statutory guidance
and are aware of the Commission’s Public Benefit requirement statutory guidance. This enables In planning the activities for the year, the trusteesof 2"! Moira Brownies have had regard to, usto achieve our purposes and provide a benefit to the girls in the unit.
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A review of the Charity’s financial position at the end of the year
The income for 2 Moira Brownies in 2025 was £5667.19
The expenditure for the year was £4690.07
Therefore, there was a surplus of £977.12 by year end 2025
Details of any fund held by the Charity that was materially in deficit at the end of the year and steps taken by the Charity Trustees to eliminate the deficit
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Not applicable for 2025
One or more of the Charity Trustees must sign and date the box below.
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