Question 1

What is the mission of CHILDREN AND FAMILIES ACROSS BORDERS (CFAB)?

Accepted Answer

Children and Families Across Borders (CFAB - formerly International Social Service UK) is the UK arm of the international ISS network. CFAB works to ensure the identification, care and protection of all children separated across borders - including children in care, unaccompanied children and the victims of trafficking - where possible reuniting them with their families in the UK and overseas.

Question 2

What is the financial size of CHILDREN AND FAMILIES ACROSS BORDERS (CFAB)?

Accepted Answer

CHILDREN AND FAMILIES ACROSS BORDERS (CFAB) is classified as a large charity. In the latest financial year, they reported a total income of £1,067,397 and total expenditure of £1,127,992.

Question 3

How does CHILDREN AND FAMILIES ACROSS BORDERS (CFAB) allocate its spending?

Accepted Answer

For every pound spent, approximately 89.9% goes directly to charitable activities. The remaining 10.1% is spent on raising funds and administration. This is lower than the median for similar-sized charities (97.8%).

Question 4

What is the workforce structure of CHILDREN AND FAMILIES ACROSS BORDERS (CFAB)?

Accepted Answer

CHILDREN AND FAMILIES ACROSS BORDERS (CFAB) employs 19 staff members and is supported by 8 volunteers.

Question 5

Does CHILDREN AND FAMILIES ACROSS BORDERS (CFAB) receive government funding?

Accepted Answer

To a small extent. Approximately 13.3% of their income comes from government grants or contracts.

Question 6

Does CHILDREN AND FAMILIES ACROSS BORDERS (CFAB) pay its trustees?

Accepted Answer

No, the latest data indicates that trustees do not receive payments or personal benefits from the charity.

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