CORINNE BURT(JN MEMORIAL TRUST A Charitable Trust TRUSTEES, REPORT AND FINANCIAL STATEMENTS For Ye en(*d 31 Deeember2022
CORINNE BURTOM IIEMORIAL TRUST CONTENTS Page Trust Information 54th0 we are and what vle do Report of the Trustees Independent Examinerfs Report Statement of Financial ActrleS Statement of Financial Posrtion 10 Notes lo the Financial Statements 11- 12
CORINNE BURTON MEMORIAL TRUST TRUST INFORMATIOM Truslees Sir Michael John 8urton Laurence Stephen Brass Norman Anthony Lerfer Lorna Lee Cohen Jeremy Bard Judrth Frances Kasriel Joshua Daniel March Cowan Charity Number 1015 Prlnclpal Address 28 Church Road Stanmore Middlesex HAI 4XR Accountantsl Independent Examiner Parker Cavendish 23 Church Road Stanmore Middlesem HAI 4XR Principal Bankers Barclays Bank plc 160 Piccadilly London W1A 2AB
CB MT Tho we are and whatwe do The Corinne Burton Memorial Trust ICBMD is the only charrty in the UK that supports the practice of Art Psychotherapy for cancer care. We have played a fundamental role in the delOpment Df this field through several inrtialives", by conlnbuting lo the funding of art Iherapisl positions al hosprtals (currently, Sl Bartholomwrf's Hospital In London, referred lo hereafter as -Barts), the publication of materials and books. and the funding of a scholarship at Goldsmrths. Unrersrty of London. for new art Iherapisls specialising in cancer care. CBMT also prLryides funds lo the scholarship recipients for another two years after graduating, towards them working al hosprtals or hospices. as qualthed art Iherapisls. delNering seNices lo cancel patients Receiving a diagnosis of cancer is a deeply distressing evenl. lIe tradition81 psychotherapy is a useful tool, il 18 usually used on a longer-term basis. Sadly, many cancer patients cannot be guaranteed any kind of 'longer term,. Art therapy gries an immediate psychotherapeutic benefrt, playing a ptrrtrful role In gNing patients both insight and an additional wll to fight. It is an especially important tool for patients resislanl lo traditional psychological therapy (such as young men, often turn down other forms of support). Cancer is a devastating illness. tt can be physically debililaling. meaning patients lose the abilrty lo do the things they could bgfDre. This can lead to depression. anxiety, and deep feelings of loneliness. therapy enables patients to re-engage crealrrfely, helping them find ways of connecting th their purpose and the people around them. "l afviays look forrt91d to Iheiaw sess}(x as l aws come (xk feeh"w hke a weighi h&d been taken off my back. Wh I tell my Iherwst aws fee15 valued ihis makes rre feel valued. The 6e6&0ns al60 make k easier lo wKlerslaThY &urne of ry leeh"rus.-. Patient A. after an Therapy session Art therapy is recoqnised as expandinq the options for communicalino and qmno back patients Iheii molivalion. h is an adaptive. ewidence-based approach that prthideg psychological support lo patients who oiheDNise may not be suitable for other lalking-based therapies. Each session takes them out of their clinical setting and helps them to reconnect wrth Ihemsekes. and process that they are experiencing. Without CBMT. there would not be a legacy of Therapy al Barts hosprtal. ¥thich sits wrthin the largest NHS trust in the UK and covers some of London's most economically deprNed areas. Our ffinancial support has enabled specialist help for cancer patients. some of hom might otherwise not h accessed any psychological support. Our Im Since our founding. CBMT has pded scholarships lo more than 3J Art Psychotherapy slJdenls through Goldsmiths. They gone on lo help thousands of cancer sufferers across the country. As a result of our financial contribution lo the art Iherapisl position al Barts or al other hospitals and hospices, there have been more than 6.500 art therapy sessions delr4ered al Barts alone in the past fifteen years. Many patients have written directly lo the Trust *Tth their appreciation. -Ifil wasn? far CBMT tre vuilyn? teart IheTaKy at Bart4 there be Ik searCh that is hqDpening on art Ikiapy, the k wlh t1 d16 rwrses * Barts sy)ukln? be eil11." Megan Tjasink former Corinne Burton Art Therapist al Barts Thanks lo the generous grants and donations we have receNed (including in the last year donations from the Sobell Foundation, D'oyly Carte Charrtable Trust, March-Henderson Trust, St James. Place Foundation. and Weinslock Ch3rrtable Trust). we were able lo continue our usual work despite the impact of C(JvlD-19 . Luckily, the programmes were fundamentally unchanged desprte the ongoing impact of the pandemic on referral systems and working methods.
In 2022 the CBMT art Iherapisls saw 74% more patients than in 3L1 delivering mr two hundred and eighty art therapy sessions lo cancer patients, a majority of which were conducted as video or phone outpatient sessions, wrth around a quarter deIrred face lo face on Barts ¥ards In addition to their work wrth patients, the CBMT art therapists also continued their WOTk helping to support hosprtal staff, continue lo face intense stress and pressure from the pandemic Nine out of len staff members report that their art therapy sessions had a posilNe effect on their personal Ell-being and their approach lo work. th ten oul of ten reporting that the sessions successfully helped them relax and avoid bumoul. CBMT and COVID-19 Our work became particularly important through the COMtk19 pandemic when many in-patients were not able to have ouls1de iSrtOrS for months at a lime. and overstretched doctors and nurses were at high risk of burnout and some of our Iherapisls, time al Barts was seconded lo staff support. The CBMT Art Therapists established an online art therapy blog and online art therapy group ¥thich were used by 340 staff members P5 allended groups and 315 engaged art therapy via the blog). As a regu of this work the psychological seThices team al Barts (including art therapy and psychology) was pul fotward for a parliamentary award. Hospital staff ale frequently exposed to work-relaled stress putting them al risk of bumout and affecting patient safely. In another pilot Study at Barts, CBW art therapists deliyered sessions lo eighteen trainee doctors. 14 of 0M were measured lusing a psychological assessment) as being close lo burnout. Following the cours?. Ihgre were slatisticalty signrficanl improvements in emotional exhaustion and personal achievement. -Fir& off. I h.ke lo thank all the people tehiThY the art tkxaw. As l. per&y)al¥ lound il usefvl going Ihio&yh these tough lis. I teen on frOnth. Maich until Fo&-peak of the pandern. I lek trapped wpaiiry PPE4 but reJp4ed wth d'ry crehp ¥yxks.- - rru nurse, SBH A ollhe d(tloTs sttsb "I fowxl art Iherapy.based gioups lo be 11 plac&Y lo wport 8rxl reple&4 heaJlkaie profe&wrpals facijjiale connectw, iefleclhy), meanixg-making.. &taIn empathy and f06teT &"helLe The wo-actNe, -detenir nature of art-makiru is an igvajuable ef in f&ce of systemi isyjes Ihaè feel their cortroj lo charye. Megan Tjasink. former Corinne Burton Art Therapist at Barts
Evaluatin our work The art therapists at Barts evaluate the impact and oulcomes of their sessions using the same measures as applied by NHS Cancer Alliance UK. A patient's anxiety and depression levels are measured at the start and then again al the end of a course of art therapy. The impact of therapy is assessed using the 7 and PHQ 8 psychometric scales,which measure patient anxiety and depression. In 2)22 the average scores of patients before art therapy were outside the normal range, meaning thesg patients would be considered lo have anxiety or depression disorders. After the art therapy programme (usually 4-6 sessions) their &Tage scores were reduced significantly, Into the normal range, a huge therapeutic benefit for patients. Results from ihe Cancel Psychological Semces (CPS) team in 2022 are shown In the graph below. 113 112 Outcome Measures Average Count 14 12 12
"My art therapy 6es&on5 became a part of ry Ire*ment that I had &vne kindof conliol over and that had some kindofre¥ect for The Sess) was a place Yhere I coukl take ry anger arKI anx7elie6 and self- pity guik carLw comeGtr lieatme stories lo feel ho¥1 I need lo. I liee lo feel I rked. A patient's account of her art therapy sessions. Below are examples of pieces created by patients al Barts during art therapy sessions. Our Plans The Trust feels very proud of the students and alumni of the Goldsmrths art Iherapy course and the practitioners at Barts and other hosprtals and hospices. vtho he been the recipients of itsfunding for over 3) years. of the maNellous work they ha¥e done. and care they gNen. As a result of the positive Impact of our work al the Bart's Trust, there has been a gr{yrth In demand for our seThicgs. To mgel this demand we are planning on Increasing the pros1On of Art Therapy across Bart's Trust hospitals by funding additional art Iherapisls. helping lo reach more underseNed patients and to alIeate suffering from those in need.
CORINNE BURTON MEMORIAL TRUST TRUSTEES. REPORT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEIIBER 2022 TheTruslees present their report the financial slalemenls of ihe charrty for the year ended 31 Decgmber 2022. The Trustees have adopted the prowsions of Accounting and Reporting by Charrtigs". Statement of Recommended Practice applicable to charrties preparing their accounts in accordance wrth the Financial Reporting Standard applicable in the UK and Republic of Ireland (FRS 102) leffecliwe 1 January 2015). Status and objectives The Trust was created by a Deed dated 24 Nmmber 1932 rihe Trust Deed,) in memory of the late Corinne Burton and is a registered charrty no. 10155%. It is go¥emed by the Trust Deed and by the Charrties Act 2J11. The Trustees have unrestricted powers to apply the trust funds ttswards the charrtable objectives set out in the Trust Deed. The main object which the Trust pursues is the funding of art therapy. and the training of art therapists, for cancer patients. There have been no changes in the policies adopted by the Trust during the year. In January 2J19 the Trust Deed ¥rdS amended such that the total number of TTuslees shall not exceed nine. Results. Adiviiies and Review of the Year Incomin Resources The excess of incoming resources as against resources expended in the year is sho¥¥n on page 8. Total incoming resources amount8d to £32. as compared 4bith £3].815 the prouS year. Interest recerble and similar income amounted to £25. as compared wih £11 foi the pre¥ious year. Resources Ex ended Total expenditure in the year amounted to £32.813 a decrease of £7.574 on the prebious year. Direct charitable expenditure Inel of wrrte backs) included in the ab amount lotalled £26.519. a decrease of £9.825 on the prthious year's amount. 11 is the usual policy of the Trustees to make awards from the accumulated unrestricled fund only. and to wrrte back any proirisions lo this fund where a *Trte back is deemed necessary. Assets and abilItieS The Sialement of Financial Posrtion on page 10 of the financial ateMentS shuws the financial position of the Trust as at 31 December 2022 Total assets exceeded lolal liabilrties by £11 3 ¥thich is repfesenled by the accumulated balances on both caprtal and income funds. The net assets of the Trust are held in order lo meèt the Trust'g operating expenses. if any. and also lo be applied towards the Trust's charrtable objectNes. The Trust has made future commrtments regards to the funds held as shown in notes 6 and 7 on page 12
CORINNE BURTON MEMORIAL TRUST TRUSTEES. REPORT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEIIBER 2022 ICONTINUEDI The trustees of the Tnjsl are listed on page 1. The power of appointing new or addrtlDnal Iwstees is Vested in the settlor. Sir M J Burton. additional trustee may be appointed at any lime bul so that the total number of the Iruslees shall at no time exceed nine. The Trust's objeclrrfes are mel in such proportion and manner as the trustees shall in their absolute discretion from lime lo lime determine. The Trust has no employees. The day to day administration of the Twsl is dependent on the seThrices provided by the trustees. This report was apprLNed by the trustees on 13 November 3J23 and signed on their behalf by Sir Michael John Burton Laurence Stephen Brass Norman Anthony Lerfer Lorna Lee Cohen Jeremy Bard Judith Frances Kasriel Joshua Daniel March C(wan
Independent Examiner's Report lo the Truslees of The Cotinne Burton MemorialTtust I report lo the charity trustees on my examination of the accounts of The Corinfie Burton Memorial Trust (the Trust) for the year ended 31 December 3J22.. Responslbllhles and basls of report As the charity trustees of the Trust you are responsible for the preparation of the accounts in accordance with the requirements of the Charrties Act 2J11 (Ihe Act). I report in respect of my examination of the Trust's accounts carried out under sectlDn 145 of the Act and in carrying out my examination I have followed all applicable Directions grn by the Charity Commission under section 145(5)Ib) of the Act. Independent examinersstatement I have completed my examination. I confirm that no material matters have come lo my attention in connection wrth the examination gmng me cause to believe that in any material respect". accounting records were not kept in respect of the Tnjst as required by section 13J of the Act", or the accounts do not accord those records. or the accounts do not comply wth th? applicable requirements conceming the fomi and content of accounts set out in the Charrties (Accounts and Reports) Regulations 2J08 other than any requirement that the accounts gr a Inje and fair eW which is not a matter considered as part of an independent examination. I have no concerns and have come across no other mallers in conneclion wth the examination to Ich attention should be drawn in this report in order lo enable a proper understanding of the accounts lo be reached. Merryn Beth FCCA Parker Cavendish Chartered Accountants 28 Church Road Sianmore Middlesex HA7 4XR Dale." 13 NLNember 2]23
CORINNE BURTON MEMORIAL TRUST STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL ACTAIMES FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER2022 U nrestricted Income Fund NOTES 2021 INCOMDIG RESOURCES General donation s and lies (nell Ban k deposit inleresl received (gross) Tax refunds 32J)52 3J.804 11 781 TOTAL IIICOKqING RESOURCES 32859 3J.815 RESOURCES EXPEMDED Cost of Generaing Funds Elivrty and fundraisin g costs- kss refunds 5274 3.023 Charitable Expenditure Donations an d grant> Less wrlte n back Governance costs 519 1D2J .344 1 .020 TOTAL RESOURCES EXPENDED 32813 40,387 NETIlOvEmTs IM FUNDS C3.572) INCOME FUND BALANCE BROUGHT FORWARD AT I JANUARY 2022 11F18 21 .390 INCOME BALANCE CARRIED FORVIARD AT31 DECEIWER2022 11963 11.818 CAPITAL FUND BALMCE BROUGHT FORWARD AT 1 JAMUARY 2022 AND CARRIED FORWARD AT 31 DECEMBER 2022 1CIJ 100
CORWNE BURTON lAEMORL TRUST STATEIIENT OF FINANCIAL POSJTION AS AT31 DECEMBER2022 2022 2021 Unrestricted Fund Unrestricted Fd Notes CURRENT ASSETS Cash at bank Debtors 107P43 .895 107943 editors: knounls fallng due thin one year (47.2) (47JJ49) NETCURRENT ASSETS 51.651 60g94 Credhors: Amounts faling due after more than one year 94) (48976) NET ASSETS 11.963 11918 TRUST FUNDS CAPITAL FUND: expen diture endowmenl INCOME FU ND: unrearicted 100 11.863 11B18 11.%3 11P18 pp roved by the Truslees on 13 November 3J33 Sir Mchael John Burton Laurence Stephen Brass Norman Amihony Leler Judith Frances Kagiel . Lorna Lee Cohen Jeremy Bard Joshua Dan1 March Cowan The n oles on p ages 11 and 12 form an nlegral part of Ihese financk?I stalemenls. 10
CORWNE BURTON lAEMORL TRUST NOTE S TO THE FINAN CIAL STATEME NTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER2022 ACCOUNTING PoLEs Basis of preparing the financial statements The financial statements of the charrty ¥hkich is a public benefft entity under FRS 102, he been prepared in accordance wlh the Charrties SORP (FRS 102) 'A£counling and Reporting by Charities". Statement of Recommended Practice applicable lo charities preparing their accounts in accordance 1th the Financial Reporting Standard applicable in the UK and Republic of Ireland IFRS 1021 leffeclNe 1 January 2J151'. Financial Reporting Standard applicable In the UK and Republic of Ireland EFA, and the Charrties Act 2011. The financial slalemenls ha¥e been prepared under the historical cost convention. Flnanclal reportlng standard 102 - reduced dlsclosure exemptions The chanty has taken athanlage of the folloing disclosure exemptions in preparn9 these financial slatemenls, as permrtled by FRS 102 The Financial Reporting Slanda¥d applicable in the UK and Republic of Ireland,: The requirements of Section 7 Statement of Cash Flows". The requirement of Section 3 Financial Statement Presentation paragraph 3.17ldl'. The requirements of Section 11 Financial Instruments paragraphs 11.41 (b). 11.41 (cl. 11.41 (e). 11.411fj, 1142, 1144, 11.45, 11.47, 11.48(a)[iii), 11.48lal(Nl, 11.48lbl and 11.48lcl. The requirements of Section 12 Oiher Financial Instruments paragraphs 12.. 12.27. 12.231a). 12.Tglbl and 12.234 The requirement of Section 33 Related Party Disclosures paragraph 33.7. The principal accounting policies adopted in the preparation of the financial statements are sel out below and have remained unchanged from the prwous yearlperiod. and also have been consistently applied wrthin the $3me accounts_ b) Incoming R8SOUfC85 incomng resources are Incbjded in the Sialemenl of Fi)anoal ACtiv.e$ when th e charity E enlrtled lo the Inco me and the amount can be quantcied wlh reasonable accuracy. The folowing speccic po Icy is applied to parth"cular categones of come. Donations receed are accounted for on a rerrfable basis and. where appropriate, include lax dedu(ted al source whid) is recoYeTable by Ihe Trusl. c) Resoufces Expended Expendilurg is recognised on an accnjals bags as a liabilrty is incurred. Expendure includes any VAT hh cannot be fully rec ered and is reported as part of the expendlure lo which il relates Donations and grants made during the ar have been ful provided in the accounts where amounts have been made coverng more than one year. dl Taxation The chanty is exempl from tax on rts charrtable actilIeS
CORINNE BURTON IfiEMORIAL TRUST NOTES TO THE FINOJICIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2022 ICOMTINUED) FUND ACCOUNTIIG Th8 unrestricted income fund consists of funds to be used for Ihe purpose of meeliig the Trust's chanla ble objectrrfes and the ongoing o¥erheads of the Trust. The capital endowment fund is atthb¢jlab to the ornal amount settk d on the charrty. Under the te rms of the Deed of Selllemenl, the e ndowmenl Is expendable al the discrekn.on of the Truslees on expenditu re h meets the charrtabk obpdNes of the Trus*. GENERAL DONATIONS RECEIVED General donations include ihe followng.. March-Henderson Trust Foyle Foundation Sobell Foundation D'oyly Carte Charrtable Trust London Catalyst Ronson Trust Silman Trust £8,(0] £5.toJ £4.tiJJ £3, £1. £1,to] £1 EO] DONATIONS AND GRAKrs Goldsmiihs, College Donation lo cryrfer the cost of art Therapy sludentships fthe Corinne Burton Therapy Siudenlships) Less." Written back 2])1 (1731 b) St Bartholomew'$ Hospital (Barts), Donation lo cover the cost of an art Iherapisl I'The Corinne Burton Art Therapist? Less." Written back 14,3)J 16237 ,519 36,344 GOVERNANCE COSTS Accountancy fees 1 .020 CREDITORS: Amounts falling due within oneyeaf Pl1s1on for charrtable commrtments Accrued expenses 46,783 46,593 455 47 233 47,048 CREDITORS: Amounts falling due aftermole than oneyear Probision for charrtable commrtments 48,976 DEBTORS: Tax refunds 12
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Signed by Sir Michael Burton using authentication code QjxoMUNTJHF6cTdq at IP address 147.148.28.69, on 2023/11/18 11:44:50 Z. Sir Michael Burton's e-mail address is: michael@sirmjburton.co.uk.
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"Sir Michael Burton Chairman of CBMT Trustees"