Himalayan Children's Education Project

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completion

university level

necessary support designed to enable individuals to generate a sustainable

himalayan

Finances:

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Financial Year starting	Financial Year ending	Income	Expenditure
31-Mar-2017	30-Mar-2018	£8,344	£10,032
31-Mar-2018	30-Mar-2019	£9,816	£9,657
31-Mar-2019	30-Mar-2020	£7,466	£8,190
31-Mar-2020	30-Mar-2021	£9,991	£9,174
31-Mar-2021	30-Mar-2022	£7,391	£9,113

Objects:

"the prevention or relief of poverty of children and young adults, who have association to the himalayan tradition in india, by providing or assisting in the provision of education, training, healthcare needs and other necessary support designed to enable individuals to generate a sustainable income and be supported into adulthood.[the charity would define ""adulthood"" as the completion of university level education, the month that full time employment is commenced, or in the case of females the time of payment of dowry and marriage, whichever situation were to arise first. the charity would define ""association to the himalayan tradition in india"" as families that are brought to the attention of, or become aware of the existence of swami nitya's children's project through individuals that are known and trusted by swami nitya or others within the himalayan yoga tradition.]"

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