Salisa Project

Other · registered 2003

Registered

Charity number 1098971

What the charity does

Provides human resources (e.g. staff/volunteers)Provides services (e.g. Care/counseling)Provides advocacy/advice/informationRelief of povertyOverseas aid /famine reliefArts/cultureSports/recreationEconomic/community development/employment

Income and spending

2022 income £1,000 2022 spending £800 2022 2023 income £8,000 2023 spending £7,500 2023 2024 income £8,000 2024 spending £7,500 2024 2025 income £1,000 2025 spending £900 2025 2026 income £1,000 2026 spending £995 2026

Income Spending

Financial year endIncomeSpending
31 March 2026£1,000£995
31 March 2025£1,000£900
31 March 2024£8,000£7,500
31 March 2023£8,000£7,500
31 March 2022£1,000£800

Charity details

Charity number
1098971
Registered
13 August 2003
Latest income
£1,000 (year to 31 March 2026)
Latest spending
£995
Reporting
Submission Received
Gift Aid
Not registered

Contact

Address
1a Ranelagh Road, East Ham, London, E6 2SJ
Phone
02035818829
Website
salisaproject.org.uk

Official record: Charity Commission register, charity number 1098971.

What the charity does

Who it helps

How it helps

Where it operates

Charitable objects

For the benefit of people of francophone african origin:a) to relieve poverty, sickness and distress and preserve and protect good health of the community living in the democratic republic of congo, and the elderly members of the community living in the UK in such ways as the trustees shall determine.b) such other charitable purposes for the benefit of such people, as the trustees shall determine.

Area of benefit: Democratic Republic of Congo and the UK

Governing document: Constitution adopted 5 may 2001 as amended 19 july 2003

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Questions and answers

What is the charity number of Salisa Project?

Salisa Project is registered with the Charity Commission for England and Wales under charity number 1098971.

How much income does Salisa Project have?

In the financial year ending 31 March 2026 the charity had an income of £1,000 and spent £995.