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{{short description|'''Edinburgh-registered Christian medical charity that runs the Nazareth Hospital EMMS, its nursing school and the Nazareth Village in Israel; income £80.4m in 2025, over 70% of hospital revenue from Israeli health funds, plus £16.8m of Israeli government grants'''}}
{{Infobox organization
| name = Emms Nazareth
| type = Charitable company limited by guarantee (Scotland)
| registration_id = Scottish charity SC032510; company SC225661; registered in Israel as a foreign company
| founded = 2001-11-23 (incorporated); 2001-12-28 (registered charity); hospital mission from 1861
| headquarters = Annan House, 10 Palmerston Place, Edinburgh EH12 5AA
| area_served = Nazareth and the Galilee, Israel
| revenue = £80,428,000 (year to 2025-12-31)
| website = https://www.nazarethtrust.org
| logo = [[File:EMMS_Nazareth_Hospital_2023.jpg|200px]]
| caption = The Nazareth Hospital EMMS, 2023
}}

'''[[Emms Nazareth]]''', also known as the Nazareth Trust, is a Scottish charitable company that runs the Nazareth Hospital EMMS, the Nazareth School of Nursing and the Nazareth Village visitor centre in Nazareth, Israel.<ref name="OSCR_REG">[[Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator]], [https://www.oscr.org.uk/about-charities/search-the-register/charity-details?number=SC032510 Emms Nazareth (SC032510)] ''Scottish Charity Register'', retrieved 20 October 2026.</ref><ref name="TAR">[[Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator]], [https://oscr-docs.s3.eu-west-2.amazonaws.com/2025-trustee-annual-report-0147GKMYKOFUEU7EW5GRGIV4KCUXP2QFMO.pdf Emms Nazareth: Trustees' annual report 2025] (PDF, filed with OSCR), retrieved 20 October 2026.</ref> It was incorporated on 23 November 2001, registered as a charity on 28 December 2001 and registered in Israel as a foreign company on 23 December 2001; it took over the work in Israel on 1 September 2002.<ref name="CH">[[Companies House]], [https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/SC225661/officers EMMS NAZARETH (SC225661): officers] and [https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/SC225661 company overview], retrieved 20 October 2026.</ref><ref name="ACC">[[Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator]], [https://oscr-docs.s3.eu-west-2.amazonaws.com/2025-annual-accounts-uk-0147GKMYJ6JYFNP23HA5H2NBUYZGWAR4BR.pdf Emms Nazareth: financial statements as at 31 December 2025 (auditor KPMG Somekh Chaikin)] (PDF, filed with OSCR), retrieved 20 October 2026.</ref> The hospital dates from a medical mission begun in 1861 by the Edinburgh Medical Missionary Society.<ref name="TAR" /> In 2025 it reported income of £80.4 million and over 900 staff, of whom only four were employed in the UK.<ref name="OSCR_REG" /><ref name="TAR" />

[[File:EMMS_Nazareth_Hospital_c1925.jpg|thumb|right|250px|The Edinburgh Medical Missionary Society hospital, Nazareth, photographed by Karimeh Abbud about 1925 (public domain)]]

== Objects and activities ==
The charity's object on the [[Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator|Scottish Charity Register]] begins: "The relief of sickness, poverty or suffering by the establishment, maintenance etc of Medical Missions in accordance with Christian principles ... in Israel and/or elsewhere"; it also covers "the advancement of the Christian religion throughout the World", education "as to the teachings, life and times of Jesus of Nazareth" and medical education and research.<ref name="OSCR_REG" />

The register describes its work as: "Provide health and spiritual care through our hospital, visitors centre, volunteer service and school of nursing". Main operating location: City of Edinburgh; staff: 900.<ref name="OSCR_REG" /> Other names on the register: The Nazareth Trust, The Nazareth Hospital, The Nazareth Hospital EMMS, The Nazareth School of Nursing, SERVE Nazareth, The Nazareth Village.<ref name="OSCR_REG" />

The 2025 trustees' annual report states that:
* the hospital serves a catchment of about 570,000 people and recorded about 236,000 patient encounters in 2025 (PDF p.3);<ref name="TAR" />
* the nursing school, founded in 1924, is described as the "only Arab nursing school in Israel"; its BA programme runs with [[Ono Academic College]] (PDF p.4);<ref name="TAR" />
* the Nazareth Village visitor centre has had more than one million visitors since 2001.<ref name="TAR" />

== Trustees ==
Current directors at [[Companies House]] (who are the charity trustees), with month and year of birth from the Companies House register; the 11 names match the OSCR trustee list.<ref name="CH" /><ref name="OSCR_REG" />

{| class="wikitable sortable"
|+ Directors / trustees of Emms Nazareth (Companies House and OSCR, October 2026)
! Trustee !! Appointed !! Chair !! Other
|-
| [[Geoffrey Spence (born 1960)|Geoffrey Spence]] || 2016-06-24 || Chair ||
|-
| [[Jason Leitch (born 1968)|Jason Leitch]] || 2018-06-08 || Vice-chair ||
|-
| [[Murray McNicol (born 1965)|Murray McNicol]] || 2022-07-04 || || Trustee financial officer
|-
| [[Dave Pye (born 1964)|Dave Pye]] || 2016-06-24 || ||
|-
| [[Naomi Beer (born 1962)|Naomi Beer]] || 2020-10-23 || ||
|-
| [[Mary Macleod (born 1963)|Mary Macleod]] || 2020-10-23 || ||
|-
| [[Catherine Gerrish (born 1955)|Catherine Gerrish]] || 2022-07-04 || || "Kate Gerrish" in the report
|-
| [[Elias Haddad (born 1976)|Elias Haddad]] || 2023-01-27 || ||
|-
| [[Linda de Caestecker (born 1957)|Linda de Caestecker]] || 2025-06-27 || ||
|-
| [[Imad Younis (born 1961)|Imad Younis]] || 2026-06-30 || ||
|-
| [[Fuad Dagher (born 1974)|Fuad Dagher]] || 2026-08-14 || ||
|}

The 2025 report names [[Geoffrey Spence (born 1960)|Geoffrey Spence]] as chair, [[Jason Leitch (born 1968)|Jason Leitch]] as vice-chair and [[Murray McNicol (born 1965)|Murray McNicol]] as trustee financial officer. Senior executives named in the report include [[Waseem Dibbini (chief executive)|Waseem Dibbini]] (chief executive) and [[Fahed Hakim (hospital director)|Fahed Hakim]] (hospital director).<ref name="TAR" />

=== Historical trustees ===
Directors who left in recent years, from the Companies House officer list (32 resigned officers in total):<ref name="CH" />
* [[Azar Ajaj (born 1966)|Azar Ajaj]] (10 March 2018 – 8 April 2026; still listed as a trustee in the 2025 report)<ref name="TAR" />
* [[Judith Hill (born 1948)|Dame Judith Hill]] (24 June 2016 – 30 November 2025)
* [[Stephen Nash (born 1951)|Stephen Nash]] (19 November 2016 – 27 June 2025)
* [[William Bennett (born 1953)|William Norman Bennett]], [[Mones Farah (born 1964)|Mones Farah]] and [[Morgan Jamieson (born 1947)|Morgan Pringle Gardner Jamieson]] (all 22 June 2013 – 4 July 2022)

== Finances ==
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Income and expenditure, five most recent years
! Financial year end !! Income !! Expenditure
|-
| 2021-12-31 || £63,364,000 || £57,834,000
|-
| 2022-12-31 || £66,298,000 || £68,050,000
|-
| 2023-12-31 || £66,841,000 || £66,516,000
|-
| 2024-12-31 || £69,363,000 || £63,093,000
|-
| 2025-12-31 || £80,428,000 || £69,313,000
|}
Source: OSCR annual-return history.<ref name="OSCR_REG" />

The 2025 statement of financial activities (in £ thousand) shows income of £80,428k: charitable activities (hospital patient services) £59,683k, government allocations £16,760k, donations £2,765k and other trading £1,220k; expenditure was £69,313k.<ref name="ACC" /> Note 14 breaks the government grants down as operations £8,258k, a "National incentive" £3,712k and construction and equipment £4,790k (2024 total: £12,047k).<ref name="ACC" /> The accounts say that "Over 70% of the revenues of The Hospital are derived from patient services, coming from HMOs" (Israeli health funds), at rates set by the Israeli [[Ministry of Health (Israel)|Ministry of Health]], and that on 13 May 2026 the Ministry recognised the company as "a financially stable hospital for the year 2026".<ref name="ACC" /> Officers' remuneration totalled £1,123k (2024: £784k).<ref name="ACC" /> The accounts were audited by [[KPMG]] Somekh Chaikin, Israel.<ref name="TAR" />

== Funding in Israel ==
All of the charity's operations are in Israel: the hospital, the nursing school and the Nazareth Village are all in Nazareth.<ref name="ACC" /><ref name="TAR" /> Money flows to Israel are therefore the charity's own spending, not grants to third parties. Restricted income in 2025 was £7,011k, of which £4,790k was government money for construction and equipment and £2,221k was donations.<ref name="ACC" />

=== Israeli partners ===
* '''Israeli health funds (HMOs)''' – the main source of patient revenue.<ref name="ACC" />
* '''Israeli government / [[Ministry of Health (Israel)|Ministry of Health]]''' – £16,760k of grants in 2025.<ref name="ACC" />
* '''[[Ono Academic College]]''' – academic partner for the nursing BA.<ref name="TAR" />

== Activity beyond the Green Line and support for the IDF ==
Findings are graded by confidence. "Partner" findings concern the recipient organisation, not proven use of the charity's funds.

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Evidence of activity beyond the 1949 armistice line
! Finding !! Confidence
|-
| All operations (hospital, nursing school, Nazareth Village) are in Nazareth, inside the 1949 armistice line.<ref name="ACC" /> || Not established
|-
| The hospital "cooperates with the Israeli government to be prepared for local or national emergencies such as war" (TAR PDF p.16).<ref name="TAR" /> || Low (civil emergency preparedness)
|}

'''Support for the IDF:''' No IDF or military funding is stated. Civil emergency preparedness with the Israeli government (protected beds, a fortified dialysis unit) is described.<ref name="TAR" />

The 2025 report says that "In 2025, the security situation in Israel escalated": the hospital prepared about 50 protected beds and moved dialysis to a fortified unit (PDF p.5), and it describes the effect of the 12-day war with Iran (PDF p.11).<ref name="TAR" /> It also states: "The Hospital also cooperates with the Israeli government to be prepared for local or national emergencies such as war" (PDF p.16).<ref name="TAR" /> Notes to the accounts refer to the "Swords of Iron" war from 7 October 2023 and to operations "Am Kalavi" and "Shaagat HaAri" in 2025 and 2026, after which "Nazareth Village experienced a significant decline in revenues" (accounts PDF p.14).<ref name="ACC" />

== Controversies and regulatory action ==
* No OSCR inquiry report or Gazette insolvency notice naming the charity was found; the Gazette results are only routine Companies House filing-list entries.<ref name="GAZ" /><ref name="OSCR_REG" />
* '''Scale of state funding.''' Although it is registered as a Scottish charity, the charity's income comes mainly from Israel's public health system: over 70% of hospital revenue is from Israeli health funds, and a further £16.8m in 2025 came from Israeli government grants.<ref name="ACC" /> The Scottish board therefore governs what is in practice an Israeli public hospital.
* '''Trustee lists out of step.''' [[Azar Ajaj (born 1966)|Azar Ajaj]] is listed as a trustee in the 2025 report but left Companies House as a director on 8 April 2026 and is not on the OSCR list; [[Fuad Dagher (born 1974)|Fuad Dagher]] and [[Imad Younis (born 1961)|Imad Younis]] were appointed in 2026.<ref name="CH" /><ref name="TAR" /><ref name="OSCR_REG" />

== Other registers and records ==
=== Scotland and Northern Ireland ===
The charity is registered with [[Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator|OSCR]] as SC032510, Regulatory Type "Standard"; its annual returns for 2021–2025 were all received.<ref name="OSCR_REG" /> No Northern Ireland registration was found. No England and Wales registration was found either; the CCEW names "Nazareth Trust Fund" (210503, Ferndown) and "EMMS" (1009683, East Midlands Museums Service) are unrelated.<ref name="CCEW">[[Charity Commission for England and Wales]], ''Register of Charities public extract'' (charity table), extract dated 14 October 2026; searched by name and by the Scottish/Northern Ireland charity names in this batch – no England and Wales registration was found.</ref>

=== The Gazette ===
Gazette searches for "EMMS Nazareth" and "Nazareth Trust" found only routine Companies House filing-list entries in the ''Edinburgh Gazette'', and no insolvency notice.<ref name="GAZ">[https://www.thegazette.co.uk/all-notices/notice?text=EMMS%20Nazareth The Gazette: notices matching 'EMMS Nazareth'] and the insolvency notice feed, ''The Gazette'' (London, Edinburgh and Belfast editions), searched 20 October 2026. "Nazareth Trust": 0 notices.</ref>

=== Grants recorded by 360Giving ===
No grants to the charity (GB-SC-SC032510 or GB-COH-SC225661) are published in 360Giving data.<ref name="G360">360Giving API, grants received by [https://api.threesixtygiving.org/api/v1/org/GB-SC-SC032510/grants_received/?limit=100 GB-SC-SC032510]; [https://api.threesixtygiving.org/api/v1/org/GB-COH-SC225661/grants_received/?limit=100 GB-COH-SC225661], ''360Giving'', queried 20 October 2026 – 0 grants returned.</ref>

=== Sanctions screening ===
The charity's name, its current and former directors and the executives named in its report were screened against UK sanctions lists. No match was found.<ref name="SANC">[[Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office]], ''UK Sanctions List'' (CSV, downloaded 17 October 2026); [[Office of Financial Sanctions Implementation]], ''Consolidated List of Financial Sanctions Targets'' (ConList.csv, 17 October 2026). Screening for the Scotland/Northern Ireland batch covered 93 name strings (the 12 charity names, current and former register trustees, trustees and officers named in the accounts read, and Companies House officers); no full-name match was found and 2,208 surname- or token-only hits were reviewed and rejected.</ref>

=== Land and property ===
The hospital, nursing school and Nazareth Village are in Israel, outside the UK land registers. No CCOD/OCOD title in England and Wales lists the company as proprietor. No title registers were bought.<ref name="CCOD">[[HM Land Registry]], [https://use-land-property-data.service.gov.uk/datasets/ccod UK companies that own property in England and Wales (CCOD)] and Overseas companies (OCOD) datasets, October 2026 full files, searched by proprietor name and company number. No title registers were purchased.</ref>

=== Parliament ===
Hansard exact-phrase searches for "EMMS Nazareth" and "Nazareth Trust" returned no contributions.<ref name="HANS">UK Parliament, [https://hansard-api.parliament.uk/search/contributions/Spoken.json?queryParameters.searchTerm=%22EMMS%20Nazareth%22&queryParameters.take=100&queryParameters.orderBy=SittingDateAsc Hansard search API: contributions matching the exact phrase "EMMS Nazareth"] ''Hansard'', queried 20 October 2026 (Spoken and Written endpoints; quoted-phrase searches for "EMMS Nazareth", "Nazareth Trust"). 0 contributions.</ref>

== Web archive ==
The [[Internet Archive]] holds captures of the charity's website from 2009 to 2026.<ref name="WB">Internet Archive Wayback Machine, CDX index queried 20 October 2026 – [https://web.archive.org/web/*/nazarethtrust.org* nazarethtrust.org]: 18 years with successful captures, first 2009-08-29, latest 2026-01-05.</ref>

[[File:Palmerston_Place_Edinburgh_2011.jpg|thumb|right|250px|Palmerston Place, Edinburgh, the street of the registered office (Thomas Nugent, CC BY-SA 2.0)]]

== External links ==
* [https://www.nazarethtrust.org Nazareth Trust website]
* [https://www.oscr.org.uk/about-charities/search-the-register/charity-details?number=SC032510 OSCR register entry]

==Notes==
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[[Category:Charities in Scotland]]
[[Category:Christian Church]]
[[Category:Health charities in the United Kingdom]]
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 The charity's object on the [[Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator|Scottish Charity Register]] begins: "The relief of sickness, poverty or suffering by the establishment, maintenance etc of Medical Missions in accordance with Christian principles ... in Israel and/or elsewhere"; it also covers "the advancement of the Christian religion throughout the World", education "as to the teachings, life and times of Jesus of Nazareth" and medical education and research.<ref name="OSCR_REG" />
-The register describes its work as: "Provide health and spiritual care through our hospital, visitors centre, volunteer service and school of nursing". Main operating location: City of Edinburgh; staff: 900.<ref name="OSCR_REG" /> Other names on the register: The Nazareth Trust, The Nazareth Hospital, The Nazareth Hospital EMMS, The Nazareth School of Nursing, SERVE Nazareth, The Nazareth Village.<ref name="OSCR_REG" />
+The register describes its work as: "Provide health and spiritual care through our hospital, visitors centre, volunteer service and school of nursing". Main operating location: City of Edinburgh; staff: 900.<ref name="OSCR_REG" /> Other names on the register: The [[Nazareth Trust]], The [[Nazareth Hospital]], The Nazareth Hospital EMMS, The Nazareth School of Nursing, SERVE Nazareth, The Nazareth Village.<ref name="OSCR_REG" />
 The 2025 trustees' annual report states that:
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 === Historical trustees ===
-Directors who left in recent years, from the Companies House officer list (32 resigned officers in total):<ref name="CH" />
+Directors who left in recent years, from the [[Companies House]] officer list (32 resigned officers in total):<ref name="CH" />
 * [[Azar Ajaj (born 1966)|Azar Ajaj]] (10 March 2018 – 8 April 2026; still listed as a trustee in the 2025 report)<ref name="TAR" />
 * [[Judith Hill (born 1948)|Dame Judith Hill]] (24 June 2016 – 30 November 2025)
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 == Controversies and regulatory action ==
-* No OSCR inquiry report or Gazette insolvency notice naming the charity was found; the Gazette results are only routine Companies House filing-list entries.<ref name="GAZ" /><ref name="OSCR_REG" />
+* No OSCR inquiry report or Gazette insolvency notice naming the charity was found; the Gazette results are only routine [[Companies House]] filing-list entries.<ref name="GAZ" /><ref name="OSCR_REG" />
 * '''Scale of state funding.''' Although it is registered as a Scottish charity, the charity's income comes mainly from Israel's public health system: over 70% of hospital revenue is from Israeli health funds, and a further £16.8m in 2025 came from Israeli government grants.<ref name="ACC" /> The Scottish board therefore governs what is in practice an Israeli public hospital.
 * '''Trustee lists out of step.''' [[Azar Ajaj (born 1966)|Azar Ajaj]] is listed as a trustee in the 2025 report but left Companies House as a director on 8 April 2026 and is not on the OSCR list; [[Fuad Dagher (born 1974)|Fuad Dagher]] and [[Imad Younis (born 1961)|Imad Younis]] were appointed in 2026.<ref name="CH" /><ref name="TAR" /><ref name="OSCR_REG" />

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 }}
-'''[[Emms Nazareth]]''', also known as the Nazareth Trust, is a Scottish charitable company that runs the Nazareth Hospital EMMS, the Nazareth School of Nursing and the Nazareth Village visitor centre in Nazareth, Israel.<ref name="OSCR_REG">[[Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator]], [https://www.oscr.org.uk/about-charities/search-the-register/charity-details?number=SC032510 Emms Nazareth (SC032510)] ''Scottish Charity Register'', retrieved 20 October 2026.</ref><ref name="TAR">[[Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator]], [https://oscr-docs.s3.eu-west-2.amazonaws.com/2025-trustee-annual-report-0147GKMYKOFUEU7EW5GRGIV4KCUXP2QFMO.pdf Emms Nazareth: Trustees' annual report 2025] (PDF, filed with OSCR), retrieved 20 October 2026.</ref> It was incorporated on 23 November 2001, registered as a charity on 28 December 2001 and registered in Israel as a foreign company on 23 December 2001; it took over the work in Israel on 1 September 2002.<ref name="CH">[[Companies House]], [https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/SC225661/officers EMMS NAZARETH (SC225661): officers] and [https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/SC225661 company overview], retrieved 20 October 2026.</ref><ref name="ACC">[[Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator]], [https://oscr-docs.s3.eu-west-2.amazonaws.com/2025-annual-accounts-uk-0147GKMYJ6JYFNP23HA5H2NBUYZGWAR4BR.pdf Emms Nazareth: financial statements as at 31 December 2025 (auditor KPMG Somekh Chaikin)] (PDF, filed with OSCR), retrieved 20 October 2026.</ref> The hospital dates from a medical mission begun in 1861 by the Edinburgh Medical Missionary Society.<ref name="TAR" /> In 2025 it reported income of £80.4 million and over 900 staff, of whom only four were employed in the UK.<ref name="OSCR_REG" /><ref name="TAR" />
+'''[[Emms Nazareth]]''', also known as the Nazareth Trust, is a Scottish charitable company that runs the Nazareth Hospital EMMS, the Nazareth School of Nursing and the Nazareth Village visitor centre in Nazareth, Israel.<ref name="OSCR_REG">[[Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator]], [https://www.oscr.org.uk/about-charities/search-the-register/charity-details?number=SC032510 Emms Nazareth (SC032510)] ''Scottish Charity Register'', retrieved 20 October 2026.</ref><ref name="TAR">[[Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator]], [https://oscr-docs.s3.eu-west-2.amazonaws.com/2025-trustee-annual-report-0147GKMYKOFUEU7EW5GRGIV4KCUXP2QFMO.pdf Emms Nazareth: Trustees' annual report 2025] (PDF, filed with OSCR), retrieved 20 October 2026.</ref> It was incorporated on 23 November 2001, registered as a charity on 28 December 2001 and registered in Israel as a foreign company on 23 December 2001; it took over the work in Israel on 1 September 2002.<ref name="CH">[[Companies House]], [https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/SC225661/officers EMMS NAZARETH (SC225661): officers] and [https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/SC225661 company overview], retrieved 20 October 2026.</ref><ref name="ACC">[[Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator]], [https://oscr-docs.s3.eu-west-2.amazonaws.com/2025-annual-accounts-uk-0147GKMYJ6JYFNP23HA5H2NBUYZGWAR4BR.pdf Emms Nazareth: financial statements as at 31 December 2025 (auditor KPMG Somekh Chaikin)] (PDF, filed with OSCR), retrieved 20 October 2026.</ref> The hospital dates from a medical mission begun in 1861 by the [[Edinburgh Medical Missionary Society]].<ref name="TAR" /> In 2025 it reported income of £80.4 million and over 900 staff, of whom only four were employed in the UK.<ref name="OSCR_REG" /><ref name="TAR" />
 [[File:EMMS_Nazareth_Hospital_c1925.jpg|thumb|right|250px|The Edinburgh Medical Missionary Society hospital, Nazareth, photographed by Karimeh Abbud about 1925 (public domain)]]
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 === The Gazette ===
-Gazette searches for "EMMS Nazareth" and "Nazareth Trust" found only routine Companies House filing-list entries in the ''Edinburgh Gazette'', and no insolvency notice.<ref name="GAZ">[https://www.thegazette.co.uk/all-notices/notice?text=EMMS%20Nazareth The Gazette: notices matching 'EMMS Nazareth'] and the insolvency notice feed, ''The Gazette'' (London, Edinburgh and Belfast editions), searched 20 October 2026. "Nazareth Trust": 0 notices.</ref>
+Gazette searches for "EMMS Nazareth" and "Nazareth Trust" found only routine [[Companies House]] filing-list entries in the ''Edinburgh Gazette'', and no insolvency notice.<ref name="GAZ">[https://www.thegazette.co.uk/all-notices/notice?text=EMMS%20Nazareth The Gazette: notices matching 'EMMS Nazareth'] and the insolvency notice feed, ''The Gazette'' (London, Edinburgh and Belfast editions), searched 20 October 2026. "Nazareth Trust": 0 notices.</ref>
 === Grants recorded by 360Giving ===