Parikrma Humanity Foundation rikrma / HIfr¥AIIITY trOtiriDATIO Parikrnia Humanity Foundation UK Trust Trnstees, Annual Report and Accounts for the year ended 31 March 2023 Scottish Charity Number SC037254 Current trustees Contact ad(Iress Recruitment and appointment of Trustees All of the Tru5Ys trustees are appointed or reappointed by the members at our annual general meeting which this vear was held on 5 November 2022. There were no changes to the Tn￿￿S primary Offi￿ holders this year, with Stuart Macintyre being reappointed as Chairnian, and Paul Edwards as Secretary. Dr Anna Macintyre and Shukla Bose were reappointed as Trustees, and Vasant Chari was also appointed as a new Trustee as of 3 January 2023. Stuart Macintyre and Paul Edwards are also Trnstees of the Trust. Governing document The charity is constituted as a Trust and the purposes and administration arrangements are set out in our deed of Trust. dated 28th February 2006. Charitable PUTpose5 Our purposes, as recorded in our deed of Trust, involve the relief of poverty and the advan￿rnent of education amongst diildren and young people in developing countries with a particular focus on India. Activities in the UK During the year 2022-23 we continued to support the work of the Parikrma Humanity Foundation (PHF) in Bangalore, &)uthern India. PHF Bangalore was established in 2(K)3 as a non-profit organi7Ation committed to providing high quality education for children from under-served urban communities in the local area from kindergarten through to LX)llegeluniversity. PHF UK Trust continued to re￿]ve generous donations from a number of individuals and organisaiions who have raised funds on behalf of PHF, or made ongoing contributions thmugh child sponsorship and one-off donations. Finanaal Year 2022-23 saw a small in(Tease in the value of donations from the prior year, although still not at the levels seen prior to the pandemic. Donations in 2022-23 were £32.981, and an increase from £29,210 in 2021-22. with recent years, there were notable donations from Dr. Melissa Esposito (£11.117). Fotis - an educational charity based in Switzerland (£4,743). and we also received a donation of £4,373 from a long-standing German donor Ulrich Baeumer. During the year PHF UK Trust was able to make a further £34,(￿ donation to PHF in Bangalore. bringing to £567567 the totsl donated Sin￿ PHF UK was established. With the ex￿ptiOn of SI￿[fiC student sponsorship, all funds Taised and donated have been provided to the PHF in Bangalore to support the continued running and expansion of the schools and curriculum, further details of which a￿ contained in the update below. ACti￿tieS in India Parikrnia Impact 2022 Zero suicides! When Paiikrnia began its schools in 2(X13, one of the critical issues faced was the suicide rates in the slums we work with. We are proud to say that the number of suicides has decreased to zero because of our ongoing counselling of students and families, despite the turbulent years we all faced because of the pandemic. The success of NIOS ro We launched the NIOS program a couple of years ago for some of our students who have challenges followins the regular curriculum but have extraordinary talent in art, music and a few different subjects. We believe that all diiIdren have unique skills and should not be straight-jacketed to follow a pattern that discourages them and affects.their self-esteem. Impact: We recently distributed ￿rtIfiCateS to our students who did amazingly well in the Board exams with l(K) percent pass. ram Parikrnia Inside As part of the Parikrnia Inside Progra￿ we inaugurated the summer school at the gOVernm￿t schools in Bashetihalli and Ellupura - A 10-day program combining education and fun! The Block Education Officer BEO addressed the students. Parikrnia Foundation has so far adopted several government schools, where the Parikrnia Way model is being implemented to aid the teachers and students and make learning experiential and wholesome. Clinic on Wheels IndiaAssetz and the Pariknna Foundation launched Prana - Clinic on Wheels: a primary augmented ne(Trmedical aid. The model (with six beds) will serve as a Mobile ICU with oxygen support - the faality has already been used to vaccinate hundreds of children and families from the slums. The mobile clinic will Servi￿ thousands living in over 110 slums in Bengaluru-a bis shout out to Sai Narain and Selco Foundation. Solar We inaugurated a solar energy system at our Jayanagar School - supported and funded by the Selco Foundation and Wells Fargo. This shift will ensure energy reliability for Staff and residentslstudents, redu￿ future electiicity bills. increase climate resilien￿. and redu￿ C02 emissions. Amon the to 10 in India Parikrnia Sahakarnagar knool is ranked India's 10th Most Admired Philanthropic School by Educationworld India 2022-23. To compile EWISR 2022-23, 11,458 sample respondents - educationists, prinapals, teachers, SECA {socio-economic category A) parents and senior school students - 28 cities countrywide were interviewed by 118 C fore field researchers over four months (June-september). The annual EWISR is the world's largest school ranking survey. Parikrnia Football Clubs The Pariknna Girls Football Club now has girls from Temote regions of Bengal, Assam, Orissa, Manipur. Madhya PradeslL and Karnataka playing professional football. Tara Anand won the Best Defender award at the Karnataka Women's Super-Division tEague 2022- 2023. Two Pariknna Boys Football Club players- Bhanu Prakash and Tharun 11 represented Karnataka in the National League 2022. Awards: Three years in a row! Parikrma Foundation is a Great Pla￿ to WorkTM certified for building Hish-Tn￿t & HIgh-Perf0rnian￿ CultureTM We are ￿Tti￿ed among India's Top 75 mid-size organisations, "Best WOrkpla￿S for Women." Independent Examiner's Re￿rt to the Trustees of Parikrma Humanity Foundation UK Trust Report on the accounts of the charity for the year ended 31 March 2023 Respective responsibilities of trustees and examiner The charity's truslees are resrM)nsible for the preparntion of th¢ accounts in accordance w]th the tern￿ ot.the Chariti¢s and Truslee investment (Scotland) Act 2005 and the Charities Accounts (Scotland) Rcgulalions 2006. The charity lrnstees consider th￿ the ￿dit requirement of regulation l O(l) {d) of the Accounts" Regiilations does not apply. It is m) responsibility to examinc tbc account4 as requircd under scction 4411) (c) ot tbe Act and io stale whether particular matters have come to my atiention Basis of independent examiners statement My examination is carried out in accordance M'ith Regulthion I l of the CForilies Ac¢ounls (Scotland) Regulations 2006. An examination includes a review ol the acc()unling records kept bv th¢ Lhdriij a comparison of the accounts presented ith those records. It also includes consideration ot"anN' unusual ilems or disclosures in the accounts and se£ks ¢xplanations from the trustees coiiccrning an). such mallers. The proLedures undertaken do noi provide all tbe evidence that would be required in an audit, and consequently I do not express an