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Status
Received: on time
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Income
£157.1K
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Spending
£264.6K
Public benefits
THE BENEFIT For young and older people in Eastern Europe, and in N Ireland 1 - The direct benefits which flow from the advancement of education includes better conditions and comfort, better materials to work with, a bigger and better opportunity to get good exam results, which will give them the opportunity to go on to university, and to
worthwhile employment. These benefits are evidenced through a more relaxed attitude, a happier environment, less stress and anxiety in lives, and better results. 2 - The direct benefit which flows from the promotion and preservation of health includes the provision of good equipment and a better opportunity to be diagnosed properly through the equipment that we send them. These benefits are evidenced through a better, cleaner and more comfortable environment for the staff and patients, plus financially better off. 3 - The direct benefit which flows from the advancement of religion includes a better standard of living and better equipment to work with. These benefits are evidenced through the churches that are then able to reach out to their communities, and are also able to help others. 4 - The direct benefit that flows from the relief of poverty includes people, young and old, and their families, having a more comfortable home and ease of financial worry. These benefits are evidenced through a happier home life, as stress and anxiety levels decrease. 5 - The direct benefit that flows from helping orphans and other needy children includes the provision of new clothes and new shoes leading to better hygiene conditions. These benefits are evidenced through more happiness in their lives. 6 - The direct benefit that flows from helping the needy includes better and more comfortable conditions to live in and easing of financial problems. These benefits are evidenced through less stress and anxiety within the home, and a happier and less stressful environment, plus financially better off. 7 - The direct benefit that flows from helping the aged includes better home conditions, materially, and financially better off. These benefits are evidenced through happier conditions within the home. The charities beneficiaries are the general public The only private benefit flowing from FIAM, we have one person in full time employment and he is responsible for the main work, through him the finances are raised by speaking in churches here in N Ireland. He is also responsible for collecting and sending humanitarian aid, and also is the main worker in Ukraine and Belarus. Through him all of the purposes of FIAM flow.
... [more] [less]What your organisation does
Our aim is to advance Christianity, the relief of poverty, the preservation of health, advance education, help to decrease criminal behaviour. We help Orphans, School Children, Prisoners, Alcoholics, Drug addicts, cancer sufferers, MS sufferers, sick people, Homeless people, young and Elderly people, and many more people that otherwise would
receive no help at all. We build new church buildings, and new extensions, trying to give the people places of worship, we have just finished building a new church building on the Ukrainian Russian border, before the people were crammed into a small house, now they have a new building that holds 250 people. We are building a new church extension in the City of Kharkov, this is the only church in an area that holds 70,000 people. We are building an extension to benefit the elderly and the sick, these people live out in the country, and have no one to care for them, so they will be brought into the home and looked after We help the people by buying minibuses for the churches, the church can then to go to where the people are, most of our work with the sick and elderly is out in the country, so transport is very badly needed, this means that the sick can be taken to the doctor, or hospital when the need arises. We also benefit the people through sending containers of humanitarian aid to them, for the hospitals, we send hospital equipment, beds, mattresses, ultra sound equipment, incubators, etc. For the orphans we send new clothes and new shoes, plus school equipment. For the prisoners we send furniture for the new buildings that we have helped to build, plus financial help. We also help in the drug & alcohol rehab, by providing finances, furniture, clothing, and much more. In the schools, we provide finances, humanitarian aid, furniture, we also help to advance their English language skills. In all of our areas of work, we help by sending containers of aid to relief the poverty, we also evangelise in all of those areas.
... [more] [less]The charity’s classifications
- The prevention or relief of poverty
- The advancement of education
- The advancement of religion
- The advancement of health or the saving of lives
- The relief of those in need by reason of youth, age, ill-health, disability, financial hardship or other disadvantage
- Other charitable purposes
Who the charity helps
- Addictions (drug/solvent/alcohol abuse)
- Children (5-13 year olds)
- Ex-offenders and prisoners
- General public
- Older people
How the charity works
- General charitable purposes
- Overseas aid/famine relief
- Relief of poverty
- Religious activities
