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Status
Received: on time
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Income
£15.4K
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Spending
£19.5K
Public benefits
1 The advancement of the Christian Religion: The direct benefits which flow from this purpose include the positive impact on the individuals’ sense of well-being that relationship with the Christian Godhead has and the morality and good citizenship that follows. 2. The prevention and relief of poverty: The direct benefits which flow from this
purpose are that people will become self-sufficient and build financial capability. 3. The advancement of education: The direct benefit which flows from this purpose is that children in poverty who were not in the education system will go to school, get a regular meal and gain the confidence and opportunities that education brings. 4. The advancement of health and saving of lives: The direct benefit which flows from this purpose is that people who are unable to access medical intervention due to poverty will get the treatment they require. 5. The advancement of amateur sport: The direct benefit that flows from this purpose is that the young people involved gain a sense of teamwork, positivity and health and well-being. 1 The advancement of the Christian Religion:These benefits are demonstrated through the sense of unity of the people involved and results will be seen in the people caring for each other 2. The prevention and relief of poverty:These benefits will be demonstrated by feedback from the participants on the employment courses and from the social worker working with the families involved 3. The advancement of education:These benefits will be demonstrated through school reports, examination results, personal feedback from the pupils and their teachers. 4. The advancement of health and saving of lives: The benefits will be demonstrated through patient feedback and successful medical and surgical outcomes 5. The advancement of amateur sport:These benefits will be demonstrated by feedback from the teachers, the young people and their parents. 1 The advancement of the Christian Religion:No harm identified or anticipated 2. The prevention and relief of poverty: This purpose is beneficial and there is no harm identified or anticipated 3. The advancement of education:This purpose is beneficial and there is no harm identified or anticipated. 4. The advancement of health and saving of lives: Any medical or surgical intervention carries risk of unintended harm however this is outweighed by the obvious consequences of not treating the patients. It is also mitigated by use of only properly qualified and accredited medical and nursing staff. 5. The advancement of amateur sport:This purpose is beneficial and there is no harm identified or anticipated. 1 The advancement of the Christian Religion: charity’s beneficiaries are those living in the socially, economically deprived areas of Uganda particularly Kampala. 2. The prevention and relief of poverty: The charity's beneficiaries are those living in poverty in Kampala Uganda 3. The advancement of education:The beneficiaries are children living in poverty in Kampala who are otherwise unable to go to school because of their family’s poverty. 4. The advancement of health and saving of lives:The beneficiaries are those in poverty in Kampala who cannot afford required medical treatment or surgical interventions. 5. The advancement of amateur sport:The beneficiaries are the young people living in poverty in Kampala Uganda. 1 The advancement of the Christian Religion: benefit is only to the intended beneficiaries, no private benefit. 2. The prevention and relief of poverty: Benefit is to intended beneficiaries, there is a small private benefit to the social worker delivering employment courses but this is incidental and necessary to the achievement of the purposes. 5. The advancement of amateur sport:3. The advancement of education:The private benefit flowing from this purpose is that some improvements were made to the charity school’s toilet facilities and the fees per child contribute to the modest salaries of essential teaching and non-teaching staff, however this was incidental and necessary for the safe achievement of the purpose. 4. The advancement of health and saving of lives: Medical staff and hospitals treating the patients. This is incidental and necessary - directly contributes to achieving the charity’s purpose 5. The advancement of amateur sport:no private benefit flowing from this purpose
... [more] [less]What your organisation does
Abundant Life Uganda is a faith-based charitable organisation which aims to alleviate poverty by sustainably supporting families in Uganda. It is run by volunteers with the purpose of ensuring that the entirety of donations received directly reach the point of need, avoiding administrative charges. In particular, the purpose of the charity is: 1 To
share the abundant life offered via the good news of Christian message in a relevant way. 2 Provide sustainable relief of poverty, primarily through income generating courses and grants to allow families to become self-sufficient and build financial capacity. 3 Advance education through primary, secondary and tertiary level sponsorships, teacher training workshops and school renovation projects. 4 Provide health, hygiene and medical support through educational workshops and medical grants for urgent cases.
... [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 advancement of amateur sport
Who the charity helps
- Adult training
- Children (5-13 year olds)
- Hiv/aids
- Homelessness
- Physical disabilities
- Specific areas of deprivation
- Unemployed/low income
- Women
- Youth (14-25 year olds)
How the charity works
- Education/training
- General charitable purposes
- Grant making
- Medical/health/sickness
- Relief of poverty
- Religious activities
- Sport/recreation
- Youth development
