www.jesuits.africa JCAM 2022 Annual Review 47 inancial Highlights 2022 Fr. Paul Hamill, SJ F Treasurer, JCAM INCOME $1,579,281 EXPENDITURE $2,146,279 2022 has presented many considerable challenges in many Throughout 2022 JCAM has tried to increase its support for the different guises to almost all of those who help fund JCAM and its training of Jesuits in formation across Africa and Madagascar. It has works and, of course, to all those who are the beneficiaries of this also extended its work in Safeguarding and in the preparation for funding. Even as the year draws to a close there remains a high level the Synod on Synodality working with the Episcopal Conferences of uncertainty about what can be afforded and, as always, an of Africa and Madagascar. ever-increasing level of real need, especially in this part of the world. JCAM remains ever-thankful to its donors, its partners in Much of this year’s JENA activity centred on the areas of supporting mission, its advocates and friends; all are remembered in our women and girls in education, integral ecology, tax justice and in prayers throughout the year. AJAN the training and support of those living with HIV/Aids especially through small grant programmes to local centres. JCAM welcomes donations of any size and full details of how to support our work can be found on our website www.jesuits.africa The percentage of our income which is used in administration JCAM always aims to account for all its grant income from donors remained at approximately 7%. and trusts in a timely and transparent manner. Any deficit in the year is almost all covered by grant funds received JCAM’s accounts are externally and independently audited each but not expended in 2021. year according to the International Standards on Auditing. Our auditors are FH & Company, 216 Muthaiga North, PO Box 64587, Nairobi 00620. To Give and Not to Count the Cost. For any further information please contact the JCAM treasurer: “ - St. Ignatius of Loyola ” [email protected]