The Smyth Charitable Trust

Public benefits

What are the direct benefits flowing from your organisation's purposes? 1. The promotion of Christian values for the benefit of individuals, with people coming to faith, finding a renewed purpose in life, and integrating into supportive communities. 2. The moral and intellectual development and enhancement in knowledge and understanding of

individual beneficiaries and an improved sense of wellbeing and increased self-esteem of individual beneficiaries as they develop new skills, capabilities and knowledge. 3. The encouragement of individuals to be good citizens, taking care of the environment and community in which they live. The strengthening of communities and improvement in community relationships. 4. The alleviation of hunger and the relief of poverty through the provision of clothing, food and shelter. 5. The improved health and welfare of individual beneficiaries, through the provision of support to organisations who carry out research for cures for terminal diseases. There is also a wider benefit to communities and society in general in having a healthier population. 6. The alleviation of hunger, the provision of shelter, the relief of poverty and a general improvement in life circumstances. How can the benefits identified above be demonstrated? The moral improvement in society as a whole which religion is considered to encourage. 2. Students progressing through education and training, with beneficiaries ultimately equipped to enter into employment. Participants finding fulfilment in developing new abilities and skills. 3. The establishment of community projects results in the creation of more participative and purposeful communities, and an improvement in the lives of individual beneficiaries 4. Through a general improvement in health, welfare and well-being. 5. Through a general improvement in health, welfare and well-being. 6. Through a general improvement in health, welfare and well-being. Is there any harm arising from any of the purposes? We do not anticipate that any harm will flow from any of the above purposes. Who are the charity's beneficiaries? Purpose 1: General Public Purpose 2: Those receiving training or education as a result of funding provided by us. Purpose 3: Individuals living within communities who benefit from projects sponsored by us. Purpose 4: Those living in poverty or deprivation. Purpose 5: Those in need of basic healthcare services. Purpose 6:. Individuals who benefit from projects sponsored by us Is there any private benefit flowing from any of the purposes? Is it incidental and necessary? We do not consider there to be any private benefit flowing from any of the above purposes.

What your organisation does

We pass funds on to existing charities and non-governmental organisations working in the areas of health, education, religion and community development. All the projects we fund are personally selected by the trustees and have a proven track record in their field of expertise so that we can be sure that the monies go to the intended beneficiaries.