Nation Builders Centre

Public benefits

The direct benefits that flows from this purpose include the opportunity it gives to young people to make good life choices. Prepare young people for life. It addresses challenges that young people face on a daily basis. Increase skills Improve self-esteem Experience a greater quality of life Opportunity to build relationships within the local

community Opportunity to develop inter-cultural knowledge, skills and relationships through outreach programmes. The benefit will be evidenced through qualitative feedback from program attendees and regular independent evaluations of our services. The beneficiaries will be the local schools, young school leavers, the unemployed, and groups who have been identified to drop out of progressing to higher education. The private benefit that may flow from this purpose is where one of our trustees is enlisted to teach or deliver a session on the course. This is incidental and necessary because without facilitators we cannot deliver the course. The benefits that flows from these purpose includes better understanding of the Christian faith. Positive family values and sound ethical choices Positive social and cultural impact. Better understanding of other faith and believe system. The benefit will be evidenced through feedback from program attendees and regular independent evaluation of our services. In delivering Christian based teachings, seminars and conferences, there are tendencies to exclude the general public but this will be mitigated by our reach out and community development project. We envisage this will be minimal and we believe the benefit outweighs the harm.The charity’s beneficiaries are people practising Christian faith and those who might want to explore Christian faith living in Northern Ireland. The only private benefit that may flow from this purpose is where one of our trustees teaches on the course or produce helpful training material or tools and this is incidental and necessary because the training materials can enhance our services. The benefits that flows from this include the alleviation of poverty and helping people to have access to basic necessities.The benefit will be evidenced through qualitative feedback from program attendees and regular independent evaluations of our services. Independent research may demonstrate a decrease in number of people living in poverty. In addition, the local community will felt the improvement in living standard. In the prevention or relief of poverty reach out programs, volunteer are mostly Working in an unknown terrain which could result into danger. We are working to make sure our work are in line with best practice and in partnership with local organisations and charities. We envisage and believe the benefit outweighs the harm. The charity’s beneficiaries people living below the poverty line in the developing nations of Africa and Asia. A private benefit to trustees may arise from our programme of ongoing training in good governance, finance etc. Through this training trustees gain skills and experience which are transferable to other settings. These benefits are incidental and necessary to ensure the benefit is provided to our beneficiaries.

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