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Who We Are

Activities. Achievements and Performance EDIC The following section details our activities, achievements, and performance against our agreed set of objectives which we work to.wards in order to achieve our goals.

si Goal: We deliver outstanding treatment and

{• +,+ 4 Goal: We make a difference

••" Goal: We generate and insplre supportl

'4 •• Goal: We aspire for excellence in all we do

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Tosupport the Board in executing
its responsibilities
TS N Oakes (Chair)
Audit, Risk, around
risk management,
internal
controls, governance
D H B Burgess
Remuneration and and compliance,
coordinating
financial
scrutiny and
P D Stewart
Investment (ARRI) oversight of all KSSfunds, budgets
and financial
Committee performance.
To provide oversight forthe Board and support the Prof A Rhodes (Chair)
Service Delivery Team
in developing
and delivering
D H B Burgess
Clinica
I Governance
and Service Delivery
(CGSD) Committee
strategies
and plans and make recommendations
to the
Board on behalf of its members.
The Committee
will
also maintain
financial
oversight of relevant budgets.
N C Hall
RR Lee
D AJ Morgan
To provide oversight tothe Board ofTrustees
in
M J Docherty (Chair)
relation tothe charity's
income Generation,
Marketing
S EAppleby
Income Generation,
Marketing
and
and Communications
strategies
and plans.
The Committee
shall support the teams
in developing
PJ Barrett MBE
J B Redman
Communication and delivering
strategies
and shall make
(IGMC) Committee recommendations
to the Board on behalf of its
members. The Committee
will also maintain
financial
oversight
of all income Generation,
Marketing
and
Communications
budgets.
To provide direction
and guidance to the Board and
Prof A Rhodes (Chair)
Executive on the options available to KSS in relation to D H BBurgess
Aviation
Advisory
Group (AAG)
its short-, medium-
and long-term
aviation strategy
and
critical supply
partners
and any other related
party,
contract orservice. Toenable the Board and Executive
N C Hall
R R Lee
D AJ Morgan
to make the most informed
choice in the best interests
TS N Oakes
ofKSS.
The Trading
Subsidiary
of KSS,a registered
Company
The following served as
limited
by Guarantee
in England
and Wales.
Directors during the year:
Air Ambulance
Promotions
Ltd
M Boutcher (Chair) (retired
10"May 2022)
D Mantz
(AAPL) L D Harris (retired 10~ May
2022)
A D Welch
A M Farrant (retired 8'"
December 2021)
PJ Barrett MBE

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*HY Our Accounts

Notes Unrestricted Restricted Total Funds Total Funds
Funds Funds 2022 2021
Income:
Donations
and
legacies 5,706,601 416,865 6,123,466 5,684,744
Charitable
activities
2,020,469 2,020,469 2,088,594
Trading
activity
8,101,249 170,145 8,271,394 8,667,799
Investment
income
232,195 232,195 265,244
Other income 915,070 915,070 729,109
Total income 16,975,584 587,010 E17,562,594 17,435,490
Expenditure:
Raising funds 5 2,835,697 2,835,697 2,441,761
Charitable
activities
5 11,992,017 449,271 12,441,288 11,608,801
Cost ofsales trading 5 1,268,576 29,859 1,298,435 1,160,674
subsidiary
Total expenditure 16,096,290 479,130 16,575,420 15,211,236
Operating
surplus
879,294 107,880 987,174 2,224,254
Unrealised
gains I(losses) on
8 1,503,725 1,503,725 2,812,281
investments
Net income 2,383,019 107,880 2,490,899 5,036,535
Transfer between
funds
102,787 (102,787)
Net movement in funds 2,485,806 5,093 2,490,899 5,036,535
Reconciliation offunds:
Fund balances brought forward 31,747,211 124,856 31,872,067 26,835,532
Fund balances carried forward 34,233,017 129,949 34,362,966 31,872,067
Notes Total Funds Total Funds
2022 2021
Fixed Assets: f f
Tangible assets 4,531,201 4,930,331
Investments 25,172,842 24,308,772
29,704,043 29,239,103
Current Assets:
Stocks 1,028 876
Debtors 10 1,267,447 520,894
Cash at bank and in hand 5,147,489 3,427,644
6,415,964 3,949,414
CREDITORS: amounts
falling due within oneyear
12 1 757041 1,316,450
NET Current Assets 4,658,923 2,632,964
NETAssets 34,362,966 31,872,067
Reserves:
Designated Funds 14 16,680,869 16,860,367
General Funds 14 17,552,148 14,886,844
Restricted Finds 14 129,949 124,856
34,362,966 31,872,067

Notes Total Funds Total Funds
2022 2021
Fixed Assets:
Tangible
assets
4,531,201 4,930,331
Investments 25,172,844 24,308,774
29,704,045 29,239,105
Current Assets:
Debtors 10 3,235,056 2,639,887
Cash at bank and in hand 11 2,394,015 1,040,323
5,629,071 3,680,210
CREDITORS: amounts
falling due within one year
12 970,148 1,047,246
NET Current Assets 4,658,923 2,632,964
NET Assets 34,362,968 31,872,069
Reserves:
Designated
Funds
14 16,680,869 16,860,367
General
Funds
14 17,552,150 14,886,846
Restricted
Finds
14 129,949 124,856
34,362,968 31,872,069

Reconciliation
ofNET Incoming
Reconciliation
ofNET Incoming
Resources to NET Resources to NET Cash Total Funds Total Funds
Inflow from Operating
Activities
2022 2021
NET incoming
Resources
987,174 2,224,254
Investment
Income
(587) (3,221)
Interest accrued on loan to SAS (231,608) (262,023)
(Profit) / Loss on disposal of Fixed Assets (458) (11,230)
Amortisation 11,975 11,975
Depreciation 503,211 514,313
(Increase) / Decrease in Stock (152) 2,616
Decrease /(Increase)
in Debtors
(746,553) 554,061
(Decrease) / Increase
in Creditors
440,591 (149,949)
New Cash Inflow from Operating Activities 963,593 2,880,796
Returns on Investment
Interest received 587 3,221
Capital Expenditure
and Financial
Investments
Purchases ofTangible Fixed Assets (106,590) (121,581)
Proceeds from Disposal ofTangible Fixed Assets 2,967 11,982
Investments
made
in year
(25,700) (5,000,000)
Loan repa
ments received
884,988 884,988
NET Cash Flow from Capital Expenditure and Financial Investments 755,665 (4,224,611)
NET Cash Inflow 1,719,845 (1,340,594)
Cash at Bank and
in Hand
Opening
Balance at 1"April 2021
3,427,644 4768 238
NET Cash Inflow for the year 1,719,845 (1 340594)
Closing Balance at 31"March 2022 5,147,489 3,427,644

3.Incoming
Res
ources
Unrestricted Restricted Total Funds Total Funds
Funds Funds 2022 2021
Donations
and Legacies:
Donations
(not arising from events)
2,143,650 398,047 2,541,697 2,371,471
Legacies &in Memorium 3,442,262 18,818 3,461,080 3,268,231
Collection Boxes 120,689 120,689 45,042
5,706,601 416,865 6,123,466 5,684,744
Charitable
activities:
Intangible
income—
6,863
cars loaned
by sponsor
Intangible
income—
14,065 14,065 11,742
drugs &medical consumables
Intangible
income—
armed forces, doctors salaries
58,286 58,286 72,805
Clinical staff funded by NHS 1,800,000 1,800,000 1,439,239
Government
grants
405,176
Lease income 147,598 147,598 141,549
Profit/(Loss)
on disposal
offixed assets 458 458 11,230
Exchange rate gains/(loss) 62 62 (10)
2,020,469 2,020,469 2,088,594
Income from Trading Subsidiary 8,101,249 170,145 8,271,394 8,667,799
Investment
income
Bank deposit interest 343 343 2,000
Interest on loan 231,608 231,608 262,023
Bank deposit interest-
trading subsidiary
244 244 1,221
232,195 232,195 265,244
Other income
Group fundraising
and
events
915,070 915,070 729,109
TOTAL INCOME 16,975,584 587,010 17,562,594 17,435,490

Total Funds Total Funds
2022 2021
Turnover 8,271,394 8,667,799
Cost of Sales 1,234,697 1,058,364
Gross Profit: 7,036,697 7,609,435
Interest receivable 244 1,221
7,036,941 7,610,656
Less overheads
Administrative expenses 63,738 102,311
Income from subsidiary 6,973,203 7,508,345
Comprising:
General
Funds
6,832,916 7,358,180
Restricted
Funds
140,287 150,165
Total income from subsidiary 6,973,203 7,508,345

Unrestricted Restricted Total Funds Total Funds
Funds Funds 2022 2021
Raising Funds:
StaffCosts 1,626,388 1,626,388 1,509,245
Consultancy
Fees
47,175 47,175 53,094
Advertising,
promotion
and publicity 138,642 138,642 92,454
Other Costs 1,023,492 1,023,492 786,968
2,835,697 2,835,697 2,441,761
Direct Charitable Expenditure:
Air Ambulance
running
costs 7,174,349 409,271 7,583,620 7,064,246
Paramedics
Costs
1,197,694 1,197,694 1,059,402
Clinical Managers 461,344 461,344 401,250
Doctors 1,205,688 20,000 1,225,688 1 psp 563
Operational
Employees
410,695 410,695 495,389
Research and Education 140,293 20,000 160,293 62,772
Dep'n of Helicopter Equipment 148,760 148,760 150,234
10,738,823 449,271 11,188,094 10,313,856
Management
and
Administration
StaffCosts 398,876 398,876 335,495
Professional
Fees
44,409 44,409 96,149
Other Costs 196,339 196,339 215,038
639,624 639,624 646,682
Supporting
Costs
and Depreciation
Property
Expenses
397,272 397,272 426,438
Depreciation 216,298 216,298 221,825
613,570 613,570 648,263
Total Charitable
Expenditure
11,992,017 449,271 12,441,288 11,6p8 8p1
Trading Subsidiary Cost 1,268,576 29,859 1,298,435 1,160,674
TOTAL EXPENDITURE 16,096,290 479,130 16,575,420 15,211,236

Total resources expended Total resources expended Total resources expended Total resources expended is stated after charging: stated after charging: stated after charging: stated after charging: Total Funds Total Funds
2022 2021
Auditors'
remuneration
—as auditors 19,450 18,500
—for taxation services 1,000 1,500
-for professional advice provided 6,965 2,220
Operating leases —land and buildings 178,538 227,798
- helicopter (including pilotage standing 5,407,638 5,394,773
charges)
—cars 34,545 21,828
—office equipment 27,370 26,070
Depreciation 503,211 514,313
Staff costs 2022 2021
f f
Wages and salaries 2,988,625 2,559,156
Social security costs 278,036 245,932
Pension costs 297,913 253,261
3,564,574 3,058,349
In 2022 no ex-gratia payments were made by way ofcompensation forthe termination
of
employment.
(2021:two payments totalling off13,167)
The average number ofemployees excluding Trustees, analysed by 2022 2021
function was:
Management
and administration
17 15
Fundraising and publicity 36 33
Direct charitable expenditure, including secondees and emeritus 56 50
109 98

Group
and Charity
Redhill
Base
Helicopter
Equipment
ffncl plant)
Motor
Vehicles
Computer
Equipment
Office
Equipment
Rochester
Base
Total
Cost f E 8 E
At 1"Apri) 2021 2,414,290 1,104,595 190,269 318,748 182,244 2,362,369 6,572,515
Additions 57,222 37,658 10,232 1,478 106,590
Disposals (2,967) (2,967)
At 31"March 2022 2,411,323 1,161,817 227,927 328,980 183,722 2,362,369 6,676,138
Depreciation
At 1
April 2021
323,180 563,987 101,409 207,616 112,519 333,473 1,642, 184
Disposals (458) (458)
Charge forthe year 99,404 148,760 31,853 68,364 35,167 119,663 503,211
At 31st March 2022 422,126 712,747 133,262 275,980 147,686 453,136 2,144,937
NET book values at
31st March 2022 1,989,197 449,070 94,665 53,000 36,036 1,909,233 4,531,201
At 31st March 2021 2,091,110 540,608 88,860 111,132 69,725 2,028,896 4,930,331

Group Listed Unlisted Total
Investments Investments
Market Value
At 1"April 2021 18,921,583 5,387,189 24,308,772
Additional
Investment
in Year 25,700 25,700
Interest Accrued 231,608 231,608
Repayment
of Loans
(884,988) (884,988)
Amortisation (11,975) (11,975)
Increase/(Decrease) in valuation 1,503,725 1,503,725
At 31st March 2022 20,451,008 4,721,834 25,172,842
Charity Shares in Listed Unlisted Tota I
Subsidiary Investments Investments
Company
Market Value
At 1"April 2021 2 18,921,583 5,387,189 24,308,774
Additionallnvestment in Year 25,700 25,700
Interest Accrued 231,608 231,608
Repayment
of Loans
(884,988) (884,988)
Amortisation (11,975) (11,975)
Increase/(Decrease) in valuation 1,503,725 1,503,725
At 31"March 2022 2 20,451,008 4,721,834 25,172,844
Group and Charity Original Tota I
Cost
Listed investments
comprise the following:
Smith
Ik Williamson
Portfolio 7,025,700 8,749,023
Ruffer LLP Portfolio 9,000,000 11,701,985
At 31"March 2022 16,025,700 20,451,008
Unlisted
investments
comprise the following: 2022 2021
f f
Helicopter
Loans
4,596,834 5,262,189
Enterprise
Investment
125,000 125,000
At 31"March 2022 4,721,834 5,387,189
2022 2021
Movement
on listed
investments
Market Value at the Beginning ofYear 18,921,583 11,109,302
Additions
in Year
25,700 5,000,000
18,947,283 16,109,302
Market Value at End ofYear 20,451,008 18,921,583
Increase/(Decrease) in value 1,503,725 2,812,281
Subsidiary
Balance Sheet
2022 2021
The Assets and Liabilities ofthe subsidiary were: E f
Current Assets
Stock 1,028 876
Debtors 534,981 110,055
Cash at Bank 2,753,474 2,387,322
3,289,483 2,498,253
Creditors: Amounts Falling Due Within One Year 3,289,481 2,498,251
Capital and resenres:
Called up share capital
Profit and loss account

Charity Charity Group
2022 2021 2022 2021
Goods for resale at cost 1,028 876
10. Debtors
Charity Group
2022 2021 2022 2021
Trade Debtors 246,732 157,328 251,999 157,328
Current Account with Subsidiary 2,502,590 2,229,047
Other Debtors 1,928 935 108,046 110,991
Prepayments and Accrued Income 483,806 252,577 907,402 252,575
3,235,056 2,639,887 1,267,447 520,894
11.Cash in Hand and at Bank
Chadty Group
2022 2021 2022 2021
Investment Deposit Accounts 103,688 103,574 103,688 103,574
Other 8ank Accounts 2,289,971 936,272 5,043,430 3,323,578
Petty Cash 356 477 371 492
2,394,015 1,040,323 5,147,489 3,427,644

Chadty Group
2022 2021 2022 2021
Trade Creditors 572,261 583,990 649,899 618,503
Other Taxation and Social Security 102,524 98,558 102,524 98,558
Other Creditors 23,597 30,641 23,597 35,348
Accruals and Deferred Income 271,766 334,057 981,021 564,041
970,148 1,047,246 1,757,041 1,316,450

Financial Assets Charity Charity Group
2022 2021 2022 2021
f f f f
Financial Assets Measured at Amortlsed Cost 30,398,789 27,561,829 30,761,056 27,830,157
Financial Liabilities Charity Group
2022 2021 2022 2021
Financial Liabilities Measured at Amortised 813,570 941,188 900,956 987,156
Cost

re used to further the obje ctives of KSS.
Designated
Funds
As at31"
March 2021
Utilised I
Released
New
Designations
Asat 31'
March 2022
Fixed Assets 4,930,331 (505,720) 106,590 4,531,201
Property Relocation 1,000,000 1,000,000
Future Helicopters 10,930,036 (11,975) 231,607 11,149,668
16,860,367 (5'l7,695) 338,197 16,680,869

Movements
in
Funds
Group General Designated Toto
I
Unrestricted
Restncted TotalFunds
2022
Total Funds
2t 21
Balance at 1eApril 2021 14,886,844 16,860,367 31,747,211 124,856 31,872,067 26,835,532
Total Income 16,637,387 338,197 16,975,584 587,010 17,562,594 17,435,490
Total Expenditure (15,578,595) (517,695) (16,096,290) (479,130) (16,575,420) (15,211,236)
(Loss)/gain
on investments
1,503,725 1,503,725 1,503,725 2,812,281
Transfers between funds 102,787 102,787 (102,787)
Balance at 31n March 2022 17,552,148 16,680,869 34,233,017 129,949 34,362,966 31,872,067
Charity General Designated Tota I
Unrestricted
Restricted Total Funds
2022
Total Funds
2021
Balance at I"April 2021 14,886,846 16,860,367 31,747,213 124,856 31,872,069 26,835,534
Total Income 15,338,952 338,197 15,677,149 587,010 16,264,159 16,274,815
Total Expenditure (14,280,160) (517,695) (14,797,855) (479,130i (15,276,985) (14,050,561)
(Loss)/gain
on investments
1,503,725 1,503,725 1,503,725 2,812,281
Transfers between funds 102,787 102,787 (102,787)
Balance at31'March 2022 17,552,150 16,680,869 34,233,019 129,949 34,362,968 31,872,069

Analysis ofNet Assets Setween Fun ds
Group General Designated Tots I
Unrestricted
Restricted Total Funds
2022
Total Funds
2021
Tangible Fixed Assets 4,531,201 4,531,201 4,531,201 4,930,331
Investments 13,023,174 12,149,668 25,172,842 25,172,842 24,308,772
Cash 5,017,540 5,017,540 129,949 5,147,489 3,427,644
Other Assets and Liabilities (488,566) (488,566) (488,566) (794,680)
17,552,148 16,680,869 34,233,017 129,949 34,362,966 31,872,067
Charity General Designated Total
Unrestricted
Restricted Total Funds
2022
Total Funds
2021
Tangible Fixed Assets 4,531,201 4,531,201 4,531,201 4,930,331
Investments 13,023,176 12,149,668 25,172,844 25,172,844 24,308,774
Cash 2,264,066 2,264,066 129,949 2,394,015 1,040,323
Other Assets and Liabilities 2,264,908 2,264,908 2,264,908 1,592,641
17,552,150 16,680,869 34,233,019 129,949 34,362,968 31,872,069

As at Income Resources Transfers Asat
Group &Charity 31"March
2021
Resources Expended between
Funds
31eMarch
2022
Training centre 20,027 (4,819) 15,208
Night f)ying 170,145 (170,145)
Fidelity mannequins
Training
23,902 (937) 22,965
Ultrasound 7,031 7,031
Autopulse
—cardiac
support
pump
7,500 7,500
Compact suction units 1,021 (783) 238
Load bearing vests 1,100 'I,100
Rescue warming mats 371 371
Research 20,000 (20,000)
Training
equipment
11,098 11,098
Lions equipment 1,237 9,569 (1,081) (7,687) 2,038
Flying suits 36,529 (36,529)
Tempus
Pro Monitor
35,759 (31,755) 4,004
Ventilator 45,962 (3,296) (15,871) 26,795
Helicopter 174,500 (170,500) 4,000
Fuel costs 15,000 20,818 (35,818)
Equipment 40 20,000 (20,040)
Physio Control Lucas 3
Devices
4,997 (4,997)
Community
Response
Fund
20,000 20,000
Critical Care Fund 20,000 (20,000)
Rapid Response 45,259 (37,658) 7,601
124,856 587,009 (479,129) (102,787) 129,949

icted funds
icted funds
icted funds
icted funds
cted funds represent funds held forthe provision ofemergency
equi pment and resources for
Kent, Surrey and Sussex. These funds include:
Grant received from the Libor Fund for the development
ofa Hi Fidelity
training
centre
Receives the profit from the 24/7 weekly draw operated
by Air
Ambulance Promotions
Limited and other donations.
The funds are used
in support ofthe night flying operations
~ Donations specifically for the purchase of Fidelity mannequins
For grants and other donations
for ultrasound
diagnostic
equipment
Donations and grants towards the costs ofcardiac support
pumps
Donations specifically for the purchase
ofcompact suction
units
~ Donations forthe on-going cost ofload bearing vesta used by the crew
Donations given forthe purchase ofrescue warming
mats
Legacies received for research purposes for diagnosis
and treatment
Donations ~eceived to buy medical training
equipment
Donations from the Lions Club International.
During the year the Lions Club
purchased a Rapid Response Vehicle
Donations from Tesco Groundwork
UKto provide flying suits for
the HEMS crew
~
~
~
~
Donations and grants provided
to support the purchase ofa Tempus
ALS
system
Donations and grants provided
to support the purchase ofventilators
Donations and grants provided
to support the cost offuel in flying missions
Donations and grants provided to support the purchase of medical and
helicopter equipment
Donations and grants provided to support the purchase of Lucas 3devices
Donations and grants to support
the development
ofnew community
projects such as Patient and Family Aftercare and prevention and education
training to equip our communities
to provide
critical first response
Donations and grants provided to support the cost ofour medical team and
our medical
interventions
~ ~ ~ ~ Donations and grants provided to support the purchase of Rapid Response
Vehicles

f 13th March 2027, were as fol lows:
1 year 2tos More than Total
or less years 5 years commitments
Land 8r Buildings
Redhill Hangar 10 220,000 869,753 1,089,753
Rochester 20,000 80,000 225,315 325,315
240,000 949,753 225,315 1,415,068
Aviation capability 5,044,142 20,176,566 6,743,948 31,964,656
Vehicles 24,771 25,299 50,070
Office Equipment 11,579 1,272 12,851
Total Lease Commitments 5,320,492 21,152,890 6,969,263 33,442,435

2022 2021
Gift aided lottery and Raffle profits 5,404,286 5,696,782
Gift aided AAPL Profits 1,337,388 1,588,466
Total gift aided donations 6,741,674 7,285,248
Recharges tor Staff costs 197,501 191,283
Recharges for property
and administration
34,028 31,314
Total Recharges 231,529 222,597

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KSS AIR AMBULANCE CHARITY KENT SURREY SUSSEX L 01634471 900 hello@aakss.org.uk aakss.org.uk Air Ambulance Charity Kent Surrey Sussex, Rochester City Airport, Maidstone Road, Chatham, Kent, ME5 9SD I Charity no. 1021367