Question 1

What is the mission of PROMOTING EQUALITY IN AFRICAN SCHOOLS?

Accepted Answer

PEAS founds and manages sustainably financed secondary schools in Africa in response to massive excess demand for affordable secondary education. We also support governments to improve 100s of schools in the countries we work. PEAS schools fund running costs from a mixture of very low fees, income generating projects and government subsidy. As of 2024, we run 36 schools across Uganda and Zambia.

Question 2

What is the financial size of PROMOTING EQUALITY IN AFRICAN SCHOOLS?

Accepted Answer

PROMOTING EQUALITY IN AFRICAN SCHOOLS is classified as a large charity. In the latest financial year, they reported a total income of £9,658,377 and total expenditure of £7,691,135.

Question 3

How does PROMOTING EQUALITY IN AFRICAN SCHOOLS allocate its spending?

Accepted Answer

For every pound spent, approximately 95.8% goes directly to charitable activities. The remaining 4.2% 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 PROMOTING EQUALITY IN AFRICAN SCHOOLS?

Accepted Answer

PROMOTING EQUALITY IN AFRICAN SCHOOLS employs 1,194 staff members and is supported by 1 volunteers.

Question 5

Does PROMOTING EQUALITY IN AFRICAN SCHOOLS receive government funding?

Accepted Answer

To a small extent. Approximately 40.1% of their income comes from government grants or contracts.

Question 6

Does PROMOTING EQUALITY IN AFRICAN SCHOOLS 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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