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We
are supporting...
A
Clinic in Lira, Northern Uganda,
which provides primary healthcare, including treatment
for malaria, immunisations and HIV-AIDS counselling, testing
and treatment. We need at least £1,500
per month to continue this work which provides much needed care to at
least 200
people each month.
We
are in the early stages of extending our work into other parts of
Northern Uganda, including a new clinic in Pader. This will
become our base from which we hope to reach out into the wider
community using a fleet of
Mobile Clinics.
A
number
of our patients from Lira, Pader and our community-based
programmes may require more complex medical care, including e.g. Cancer Care and surgery, which we can provide in Hope
Ward, at International Hospital Kampla. Whilst
our costs are subsidized by the hospital we still need to raise, on
average, £300
for each patient treated.
A recent initiative is a charity funded Physiotherapy clinic in Hope Ward.
Our
Costs
All money received by Suubi Trust is used to support the
work in Uganda. We make no deductions either from your contributions or
from tax relief claimed through Gift Aid.
Our trustees are volunteers who do not charge for their time, or claim any payment or expenses. We have no administration costs.
Operational costs for Hope Ward and the charity clinics are subsidized
by Dr. Clarke. Suubi Trust does not pay rent or contribute to the
capital costs of establishing this required infrastructure.
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The
following is a brief account of recent giving and sponsorship:
| August and September 2008 |
£322 was received from individual sponsors.
The 3 Mums raised £5,420 to help support Cancer Care at Hope Ward. |
| July 2008 |
Individuals gave £305.
Lauren and Matt raised £3,083 in lieu of wedding presents, helping to support our work in Lira.
A Corporate Sponsor donated £14,300 to support the emerging work at the Health Centre in Pader. |
| May
and June 2008 |
A Corporate
Sponsor donated £5,000
to meet the initial setup costs for the new Health Centre in Pader and
funding for the Mobile Clinic pilot.
We received a gift of £5,500
to help meet the setup costs for the Touch Namuwongo
programme which is providing HIV-AIDS counselling, testing and
treatment to the community living close to the hospital in Kampala.
We received £1,492
in Gift Aid
from a number of individual gifts received over the last number of
months.
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| April
2008 |
We received £1,054
from individual supporters.
An individual gave £400
to meet the cost of care for a young man at Hope Ward.
Kuvuka gave £500
to support treatments given to patients at the Lira Clinic. |
| March
2008 |
We
received £356
from individual supporters.
Dr Richard Bogle and Dr
Houman Ashrafian of Cardiac Report
Limited gave £3,000
to buy new Ultrasound equipment.
SonoSite gave £13,300
in the form of discount for the supply of the new MicroMaxx Ultrasound
equipment.
St Peter’s Methodist School in Cantebury gave £255.49
to support treatments given to pupils at the Lira Primary School. |
| February
2008 |
We
received £125
from individual supporters in the UK.
A sponsor gave £1,000
to help meet University fees for Bosco,
our TB lab tech.
Inverness Medical UK gave £511 in
the form of discount foSine, on the right, at the finishr essential supplies to help support sugery in
Hope Ward.
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| December
2007 and January 2008 |
Wesleyan Assurance Society
gave £3,000
sponsorship for the Lira Clinic.
Port-P
gave £3,500
sponsorship for the Lira Clinic.
Individual supporters gave £965. |
| November
2007 |
Another £50 was
raised by Revd Brin
Berriman.
Individual supporters gave £680.
Aspect Capital
gave £3,000
sponsorship for the Lira Clinic.
|
| October
2007 |
The Revd Brin Berriman and
his wife Cheryl
raised £1,301
to help support work at the TB Lab.
£250
was received from an individual sponsor
to fund formal
training at the Lira Clinic to enable the team to start the
Immunisation Programme.
£140
was received for our general funds from a number of individual
supporters.
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| September
2007 |
Dr Richard
Bogle, an
interventional cardiologist and owner of Cardiac
Report Limited, generously
bought us a Blood Gas Analyser, worth just over £5,000. This will
be used during next month's heart surgeries.
£194 was
received from individual sponsors and used to help meet the
costs of transporting the Heat Exchanger to Hope Ward for next month's
heart surgeries.
£500 was given
by Penwith
One-Per-Centers, a
registered charity based in Mousehole, Penzance, in support of the work
at the TB Lab.
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| August
2007 |
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Morriston Hospital,
Swansea generously donated a Heat Exchanger worth ~£20,000
for use during Heart Surgery at Hope Ward.
£1,010
was received from individual supporters.
£970
was given by Graham Russell, owner of Gromas
Limited, to purchase a Fluorescence Microscope for use at
the TB Lab.
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| July
2007 |
In July a number of our UK sponsors gave £12,000
to help support the development of the new
TB lab at IHK.
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Please
give
your support
The
most efficient way for you to help Suubi Trust support the
work of International Medical Foundation is to complete a Standing
Order for regular contributions directly from your bank account. If you
bank online then please consider setting up such a payment today; our
bank details are:
Bank:
CAF Bank
Account
Name: Suubi Trust
Account
No: 00015510
Sort
Code: 40-52-40
You
will also need to complete and return this Gift
Aid Declaration.
Alternatively
you could download and complete this Standing Order Form.
This
form can be used to make a one-off
contribution by cheque.
In
either case please consider completing the Gift Aid portion of the
form; doing so enables Suubi Trust to reclaim an additional 28% from the
Inland Revenue. You can read more about this here.
You
can give online using your credit/debit card; just follow this link to
secure pages at CAF Bank.
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Gift
Aid
| Make Your Donation
Worth More – at NO extra cost to you! |
No
matter what the size of the gift that you make to Suubi Trust, we are
able to reclaim an extra 28p from the Inland Revenue for every
£1 you give.
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| How Does Gift Aid Work? |
Once
you have made your donation and completed a Gift Aid Declaration
we are
able to claim back the tax on your donation from the Inland Revenue
meaning that if you donate £100, Suubi Trust receives
£128.
This scheme applies to both one-off donations and to regular giving.
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| Who is Eligible for Gift Aid? |
If you
are a UK taxpayer paying income tax or capital gains tax at any rate
you will be eligible to join the scheme. You must ensure that
you have paid tax to at least the value we are reclaiming within the
tax year.
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| Information for Higher Rate
Taxpayers |
Suubi
Trust can only reclaim tax on your gift at the basic rate. If you
are a higher rate taxpayer, you can claim the difference between the
higher rate of tax of 40% and the basic rate of tax of 22% in your Self
Assessment return.
Since April 2004 you have been able to gift repayments to a charity of
your choice. This means that your original gift could be worth even
more to the charity.
For a higher rate tax payer this means a gift worth £128 to
Suubi Trust will cost you only £77!
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| How to Join the Scheme |
To
join the scheme all you have to do is complete a Gift Aid Declaration
when you make a donation to us. This can apply to a one off gift or all
gifts that you plan to make now and in the future.
This is a fantastic opportunity for you to put some of the tax you pay
to a cause that will make a difference to people's lives. For more
information email us at Contact@SuubiTrust.org.uk.
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This document provides further information on how you can make
your gifts go further.
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You
can get in touch by email
- Contact@SuubiTrust.org.uk
by
phone
- +44 7733 318280
or
by mail to:
Suubi
Trust
15
Todd Close
Holmer
Green
Bucks
HP15
6UX.
Or
use this form to send your message now...
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