Company Registration Number: 03282796
Charity Registration Number: 1062470
HACKNEY MARSH PARTNERSHIP
Trustees, Annual Report and Accounts
31 March 2021
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Contents
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Charity infomiation
Trustees. Annual Report
Statement of directOfS' responslbilitles
Independent Examinerfs Report
Funds Statements.".
Ststement of Financial Activities
Statement of Financial Actiwties- Prior Year
statement
Balance Sheet
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Cash Flow statement
Not¢$ to th¢ a¢¢ounts
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HACKNEY MARSH PARTNERSHIP
Company Registration Number- 03282796
Trustees. Annual Report for the year ended 31 March 2021
The Trustees present thw"r ReFQrt and Accounts for Ihe ypar ended 31 March 2021. which atso
c(￿prises the Direct￿5. Report required by Ihe Compan*s 2006.
REFERENCE AND ADMINISTRATIVE DETAILS
The charity name
The legal name of the charity is.'- HACKNEY MARSH PARTNERSHIP
The ¢harily is also known by its operating name. NIA
The charity's area of operation and UK charitable rngistration
The charity is registered in ErAJland & Waks with Ihe Chty Commiswn in Ergland & Waks
(CCEWI wth charity numiw 1062470
The legal structure of the charity
The governing document of the ch￿ty ts the MemorJrKlum and of Asw"ation
establishing the company U￿er company legislation. The Govemir#J Ckjcufflent is daied 24 April
1997
By operation of law all trustees are direclors uNJer Ihe Compan*s Act 2¢X16 and all dirèct(xs are
trustees under Charrties legislation and have responsibtlrtbe5. as such. under both company and
charity legislation.
The trustees are all indNidu
The principal operating address:
Kingsmead Kabin
8-9 Kingsfflead Way
London E9 5GQ
VM.hmp.org.uk
The wistered office of tharityfor C(Mnpanies Act kxJfkX)ses is tho same as the operating
address shown above
The Trustees In the office on the date the report was approved were:
MrG R Evans
Ms S R Patrick
MrTJPeiry
Ms S Ejiri
Ms Hulith Clarke
The trustees who served as a trustee in the reporting peric#J were as shown above. and there
were no changes during the year. or in the pericé betsveen ihe year*nd and the approval of Ihe
accounts.
All Ihe trustees are also the rn￿nberS ofthe

HACKNEY MARSH PARTNERSHIP
Company Registration Number- 03282796
Trustees, Annual Report for the year ended 31 March 2021
OBJECTS AND ACTIVITIES
The purposes ol the clwrity as set ouf in Its goveming document.
The chantys objects. as laKI down in ils Memorandum and Artides of ASs￿'allOn are."
o To develop an uThlerstandiThJ ol the conln"butw)n of ￿10-eConomi¢ inequality, within and
between societies, to poor heath and to forms of social aTrJ economic dysfunction (the
'prI￿1paI objed'}.'
To publish material ￿lating to the prinapal object..
To commission research relating to the principal ci)je¢t:
o To p￿mOts and ¢ampaign lor g￿al￿r understsnding and a¢¢eptsnce of the e￿der￿e
relating io the winapal obiect..
To provide educational and 3dv4$0ry serv￿5 to all and any Org￿lSa￿ons, groups and
indi¥iduaSs interested in und8rstanding th8 ewdence relating to the principle object..
The main activities are undertaken in relation to those purposes durlng the year.
The st8rt of the final￿la1 year c(ynaded with the beginning of Cowd-19 pandemic. which
initially presented many challenges for the work. we do. Our youth wort continued in both Youlh
klubs. From April 20 unts"l June 20, this work Wd5 Gamed out remotely via telephone or video links.
One of the challenges faced was the fact that rnany of the children and young peop￿ we work
with did not have home access to digital equipment. We addressed this via Crowd funding raising
£280￿. which was usèd to bJy and distribute tablet*a￿ laptops to f8milie5 in need. This
initiatwe was'also helkxd 9reatly by Bamardo's. Wh￿(k)nate<l laptOP5 tablets for. ¢Jistributs'on to
families in r*e(1.
From Jun• 20. Youth Hub$ across th8 UK rwned wth restrictions laid out by the National
Youth Asswatson. After lockdown. chIld￿n and young p8opI8 wamly received the hubs
reopening and as ￿StriCtIonS eased numbers attending Ihe hubs r•ach8d historic highs.
Our focus going forward is to conts.nue to offer the ser¥ice we already do but also putting support
place to enable young pecf)le to deal with the negatNe effects lockdovm. l%k of ￿hodIng and
the impact that the pandemic has had on the wellbej'ng of chiklren and young peo￿e.
On the ¢ommunity *de, Ha¢kney Marsh Partnership had stepped back frorn crynrnunily projects
as a resuli of a restructure in 2018119. However. ￿th the onsel ol the pandemic we fèlt we shoukl
provide support for the more Vul￿rab￿ in the community. Wrth partners. parb"cularfy Made Up
Colle¢tive. wg profjuwl 100 hot meals for and vulnerable people in the firsl week in
March. By fundraising and wth svpFort Irom the Felix Trust and volunteers this Yose to prc#Yucing
and delivering 1280 hot meals per week as well as provision of 200 bag$ of gro¢&rTres. Much of
the distribut￿rt was carrie(J (xjt by young vohjnleers Irorn our Concorde Youth Hub along with
ad￿rt￿nal hdp Community VokJnteer5.
In March 21 Hackney Marsh Partnershp exitgj the f￿d pro￿arnMe but pleasingty the hub used
for distn"bution has become a succe551ul commtjnity shop run by volunteers wth Leadership Irom
Made Up Collective. Focoj provision lor people ill with Covid or in isoblion was also undertaken in
the Sioke Newwon ai8a of hackney. This ￿11 conb"nu• until Maich 22. with financial support Via
London Borough of Hackney.
Our Advu service. whtlst intemjpted by the ￿deffl￿ continue$ to be dets"¥ered ￿motelY via
lelephonelvideo.

HACKNEY MARSH PARTNERSHIP
Company RegiStrat￿n Number- 03282796
Trustee$. Annual Report for the year ended 31 March 2021
PUBLIC BENEFIT
The charity actiwties are mainly focvsed on Ihe o)mmuiNty in Ha¢krey and the Irustaes ar8
¢onfidènt that these actiwlies benefit the public
The Iruslee5 have had regard to the Ch• commissi￿.5 guidar)ce on PLFbli¢ benefrt in
m8naging the actIwt￿S of the tharity.
ACHIEVEMENT AND PERFORMANCE
The short tem¥ and lon9er-tem? aims and objectlves
Youth Aclivity continues and the year ha5 been S￿￿eSSful in hvJhlighb"ng the achiev*rnents of
staff and young people. We intend to build on this success and expand the offer of services to
youTrJ peop￿ in the communty in whth we work.
Our short temi priority regardir4J youlh WO￿ is to subrnit tenders for the ccffltinualion of our youth
¢t￿1r8d to deliver at Stoka Newngton and co￿de as our cjjrrent conlracl expires March 22.
A new contract has been agreèd lo ￿ntinue supporting thè Kings Park Mowng Proiecl for the
next ￿40 years until o￿ober 23.
The contnbution of voluntsern during the year
Vc4unleers ¢onlinue lo be a of the ¢hariti"ès operations. With the onset of the pandemic
and as the fwd distribulion prc*Jramme grew svJnrfi¢antly in a short space of timè, volunteers
wèr8 more cnJcial than ever. The response from the cornmtsnrty. many of th)m were on furbugh.
was admiratje. Over the cotjrse of the year, 63 volunteers helpèd us out at various b'mes. This
mobilisabon
allowed the succetsfvl di$tn"butR)n of food to those
in
need.
A(IditK)nally ￿ received support Imm profeSS￿alS who wère fudoughed. Servus offered and
receNed inclvded Filmmaking and photography workshops from wofessKJnats in thè industy.
The main achIeven￿nts andperfomiance of the charity durfng the year
The youth service contract was delivered in lull. Rernote ￿rk wa5 came11 out from March 20 unb"I
Jun8 20, after which the hubs reopened Ltnder strict guidelines_ child￿rt and Young People used
the hubs more than ever wth r8cord numbers accessiry the seThice.
The charity became invdved eafly in March 20 providing ernergen¢y f￿>￿ supply during the
pandemic. Up unlil March 21 over 36000 h)t meals were delivered throughoul the cornrnunity as
w8118s over 15000 bags of grcceries. The ¢harity withdrew from general food delivery al the end
of March 21 but pleasingly a rA)mmunty shop ￿nts"nues prwdiNJ gro¢eri8$ lo t1￿)$8 in most need
at a vastly discounted price.
The differen¢e made lo the benoficiaiies and wider society
The charity operates in one of the 5% most de￿ved areas in Hackney aTrJ in the top 10% of
the rnost deprived areas in Ihe United Kirydom.
The youth work we deliver has laken on greater Im￿rtanCe in light ot the pandemic in that we
are lo¢use(I going forwarf in ensuring children and yourvJ [￿pIe have access to addl￿nal
Igaming as they catth up on educats.on Iosi during bckdtyyn. We are working closety vmh
extemal agenues to ensure the mental heajth ol children and young people is proleded.

HACKNEY MARSH PARTNERSHIP
Company Registration Number- 03282796
Trustees. Annual Report for the year ended 31 March 2021
Our food distributi￿ was of obvious he¥) to the (x*nrnunty at large bLrt particularfy with low
incom8 lamilt8s. We aim lo conbnue community support *ith a befnendirvj s¢rvi¢e for elderfy or
vulnerable as well as additi.onal advKe service offering advice around debt. housing and in this
post brexit era irnrnigs3tion.
The Kings Park Moving T¢yJether proje(# is to enable the community to get activ&fit. As this
8nters its 3rd y8ar the project is at a pwotal stage aThJ in the next ye81 we hope to see
irnprovements rK)t only in people aGtNity levets but Phys￿81 improvements in Ihe environment
in the Kings Pafk Ward.
How the achievements during the year nwsure up ¢0 the objectlves sel.
At the onset of the pandemic objectsveslway of workiry had to be adjust￿ rad￿lly. Tho ¢hanty
sponded to the needs of the (￿mUnIty quickly setting up partnerships and raising funds to
provide cornmunity suppc¥t around not only food tr￿t ensuring vulnerable people and lamili&s
receNed support as nee¢3ed.
The ¢harity eithgi sets or 1$ ¢ontractsd to deliver spwfic outr£￿TreS on ovr nNmal delNery.
Youth oulcorne51otJtputs in line %wth the previous year and once again outperformed expectations
outperfcrfming contractual Lifgets by an average of 3 10 1. This was despite restrictions imposad
by the Ong￿ng pandemic.
The adwce Sery1￿ c(¥)linued and was done remolely athievir¥J all targets in lir￿ wilh the contract.
STRUCTURE, GOVERNANCE AND MANAGEMENT
The methods used to recrult and appolnt new charlty trnst•es.
Trustees are appjinted to the Mwagement Crynmitiee at AGM according to the temis of the
cornpanls
Memorandym and Artle$ of A$s￿lab"On whKh allow tr.
al Not more than individual and g￿P member5 to be e*ted at the AGM
bl The team reclor ol the Parish of Hackney Marsh rf helshe is wlling to SeN8. or ols•
another licènsèd dwgy mèmbèr of the parish.
¢1 A ¢hurthwar(Jen ¢y depirty thurthwarden of the parish. elected by and frorn th8
thurthwarden5.
dl One representatNe from e￿h ol these projects is currenuy being wn by the ￿mpanY.
The management C￿nmit￿ can co-opt add¢l￿nal members. subject to a maximum of S in any
one year.
Such rnembers will then hokd office untl the next AGM at they will be eligible for ro*leCti￿.
The charltys organlsauonalstructure
The charity is organised 50 that the trustees meet regularly to manage its affairs. The Chief
Executive of Hackney Marsh Partn8rship rnanages the day to day administration ol the charity.
The ¢urrent staff roks below ¢afry wt day to day acbvibes
Ch￿1 Exeojlive off￿￿r
Accountant (Volunteer)

HACKNEY MARSH PARTNERSHIP
Company Registralion Number- 03282796
Trustees. Annual Report for the year ended 31 Mar¢h 2021
Youth Programme Manager
Centre Managers 1x21
Youth Workers 1x141
Office and Facilities Manager (Part Tirnel
Facilities Staff (Cleaners, SecJJrity, ca￿takerSMx3)
Comrnunity Engagement (Part Time x21
Advisor (Part Timel
How th• charity makes decisions and how de¢ision$ ar• d•lega¢od.
Day to day operatKJnal and financial decl$K￿$ are made by th8 CEO. The CEO receives support
from the Board of Truslees. Trustees meet wtth the CEO every 6 w88ks. Tnjstees work ￿th the
CEO to agree foTh¥ard medium and lorKJ-term strategies.
CEO and Alanag•nent Team
Seni¢x management wsthin the chaiyty ￿nsist of W 8urges$ CEO 8nd Joy¢len Brodi
Mends the Youth Programme Manager.
Setting pay and remuneration of key managementpersonn
Key Management Personnel ¢x)mprised of the Trustees. the Chief Executive off￿r and Youth
Prograrnme Manager.
Trustees are not remunèrated in their capaaty as a Trustee.
The remunerat#￿ of the staff i8 datemiined by the Tntsleès annualty and nonnally increased in
accordance vnth average eamings. C(￿derIng sector parameters and benchmarks an
funding available.
Hacknèy Marsh Partnwsfmp pays a minwnLm ol the L￿don LNing Wage.

HACKNEY MARSH PARTNERSHIP
Company Rtrgistration Number- 03282796
Trustees, Annual Report for the year ended 31 March 2021
FINANCIAL REVIEW
The charlty 5 financialposition at the end of the year ended 31 MarGh 2021
The financial positK)n of the tharity at 31 March 2021 and cornparative$ for thg pnor por￿.
as MO￿ fully detaI￿d in the accounls. can be summarised as fdlows:.
FINANCIAL REVIEW
2021
2020
Net Incomel{Expenditure)
65,040
26,230
Unrestricled Revenue funds available for the general
purFrf)se of charity
140,222
75,182
Restricted Revenue fund
Totsl Funds
140,222
75,182
Fin•n¢ial review of the posllion at the reportin9 date. 31 March 2021
The Statemeni of Financial AciNrties shows nel outgoing resources for Ihe year of a revènu8
nature of £ 65.040 (prior year surplus ol £ 26.230).T￿ total reserves at th8 year*nd sland at £
140,222, (prior year £75,182). Free unreslricted liquid reserve5 amounled to £ 137.796 Iprh)r year
£ 71,5491.
Th& trLtste$s consider the financial perfoThnance by the charity during the year to have been
satisfactory.
Policies on reserves
Thg trustees appfeciate the need for strong reserve funds bul recojnise the difficuttEs of
athiewng this in the ujrrent furKJing environment. parliculady in the lighl of th8 modular approach
to projed WQfk and the fact that most funding is resln"cted. The Trustees have managed lo create
reserve fund based on three months. fundir¥J ol operating costs Inte￿ to ¢onlinue to
maintain a similar reserve in Ihe fvtU￿.
The t¥)ard ol trustees is Sati5fEd that the ch*tys assets in ea¢h fvnd a￿ availaU8 and adèquate
lo fuffil its obligal￿nS in of each fund.

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Risks and uncertainlies facing the charity
The ¢harity has b88n advised by the Londcffi Borough of Hath￿y's youth services that the currenl
Lx•ntract wll continue unb"l March 2022_ Discuswons wrth London 8orLxJgh of Hackney are ongoing
garding the continuatK•n of thè Youth Service Delivéry. Whilst delwèry has beèn successful and
thg working relationship with Hackney Youlh Services is established and strong the charity
reco9nises the risk.
Kings Park Moving Togelh6r project finar￿11 by Srrfjrt Ervjand èxtended their Contr￿ until
O¢tobor23.
This wll albw the Charity to develop further work w) an effort to expand its Servi￿ the offer to
cal people liwng Fn the communities in %thich we operate.
Principal funding sources
The ¢hariWs youth wk 1$ fvnded through the L¢rf￿n Borough of H￿kne￿$ Youih Services.
Iyoung Hackneyl
A further adwcè surgory is luThJe(J by Ctapkni Pa￿ Tenants Management Organisat￿n added to
funding received via Hackney Adv¢ce Nelwork and the London Borough ol HarJ¢w.
Sport EThJland wilh the Loltery luThJ the lQrwJs Park Moving Together project
Funding for Coronavirus rdated acbvty was fLsnded via rnany pots of mO￿Y induding the Martin
Lewis Fund and primarily the East London Community FuThJ whth encapsulated various funding
streams rnaking streamlining funding applicab.ons and ensuring speedy disthbution of funds.
thus ensuring h•lp ¢ould be delivered quickly and effiC￿ntlY to families in need.
PLANS FOR THE FUTURE
Summary off plans for the future and the Irustees'perspective of the future
direction of the charity
"rhe ¢hority. like many in the voluntsry sector has suffu8d sNJnifi¢ant ojts to funding. In these
times ol auslerity Ihis had had a knock-on effect resulting in even rnore r(Mnpotiti"on for available
lundiThJ pots. The charity has mitigated as much as possib￿ but the irnpact on finances ha5 been
negalwe. Continual consurtatM)n has shown the need for Ihese seThices in Or￿ of the most
deprived areas in London It￿ 5%) and ihe ￿untry in general. (Top 10%1
The charity will continue to d8livw y￿th and Contin￿ to seèk Wdys of expanding the
offer to young people in the borough.

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Company Registration Number- 03282796
Trustees, Annual Report for the year ended 31 March 2021
STATEMENT OF THE DIRECTORS TRUSTEES'S
RESPONSIBILITIES
The charitys trustees are responsible for the preparation of the accounts in accordancè with the
terms ol the Companies Act 2006. the Charities Act 2011 and Ihe CharitEs (Accounts and
Reports) Regtjlations 2008. No￿lthstanding the explicrt requirement in the extant statutory
ulations, the Charities (Accounts and Reportsl Regulat*)ns 2008. to prepare the financial
$taternents in accordance wth the SORP 2005. in view of the fact that the SORP 2005 has been
withdrawn, Ihe Trustees detem)ined to interpret this responsibilrty as requiring them to follow
current best pract￿ and prepare the accounts according to the FRS 102 SORP (Statement of
Recommended Pra¢ts"ce lor AccfxJnb"ng and Repoth"n9 by Charities) 2015 las amended by the
BuIl￿1n issu¥d in Febmary 2016).
In parts"cul8r, the Companiès Act 2006 and charity wuire the Board of Trustèès to prèpare
finanoal statements for eath finanaal year t*hich give a true and fair view of Ihe state of affaifs of
the charity as at the end ol the finanoal yE8r and of Ihe surplu5 or defK>t of the charity. In
preparirvJ Ihose fiAanual slatsments the 8oard 1$ requ*ed to'.-
To prepare the accounts ￿ acCOrdar￿ 7Mth Unrtèd KiNJdom Generally Accèpted Ac(x)unting
Practi￿ Iunrted Kingdom AccLJuntiThJ Standards and applicable law).
select suitable accountiThJ Oicies and apply them consistenuy..
make judgements and estimates that are reasonable and PTudent-
¢ prepare th• finanaal statemenis on the going c(￿ceM basis unl•ss it is inappropriate to
presume that the chartty ￿11 continue ￿ trtJ5ine$5-
state whether applTrcabJe accounling standards and statements of recommended pract
have been fdlowed, subject lo any material departures disdosed and explained in the
financK81 statements..
The law requifes that Ihe trustees must approve the accounts unlass th8y are satisfied that
they giva a true and fair view of ihe state of affairs of the charity and of the surplus or defiot of the
charity for the year.
The Trustee5 are also responsible fw rnainlaining adequate a¢¢ounts"ng records whKh disclose
th ￿asonable accuracy at any time the fmancial of the charity and whth are sufficient
to show and explain the charilys transact*)ns and enable them lo ensure that the linancial
statements comply the Companies Act 2006 and ￿YnplY wilh regulations made under the
Charities Act. Thèy arè also reSponsi￿e Icw safegua￿Ing the assets of thè chanty and her￿ for
taking reasonable steps the preVent￿n and deteCt￿n of fraud and other irregtslaritss.
Thè Trustees are aLso responsible lor the ccffitents ol the Trustees. report. and the statutory
responsibility of the Independeni Examiner in relabtin to the Trustees. ￿ptsrt is limited to
examining the rgport arKI 8nsuring that. on the face of the rèwt. there are no material
inconsister￿S with the figures disdosed in the rLr￿￿a1 statements.
ethod of pr•p•r•tion of •¢¢ounts- Small Company provlslons
The finanaal statemenls we sel out on pages 12 to 24.
The financial statements have been prepared lo Unp￿rneAt the FRS 102 SORP (Statement of
Recornmen¢Jed Practice f(x Aixounting and Repc¥b"n9 by Charit￿$) 2015 las amended by the
Bullètin issued in February 20191 and in accordance wrth the Financial Reporting Standard 102,
leffe¢ti¥e 1st January 20161

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Company Registration Number- 03282796
Trustees. Annual Report for the year ended 31 March 2021
These financial statements have been prepa￿1 in aco)rdarKe the provish)n5 in Part 15 of
the Companies Act 2006 to comparies subject to the small comp8niès' regime.
This rep)rt wa5 approved by the tx)ard of Irustees on 6° Dec*mber 21r21.
£K
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Ms Sharon Patrlck
Chair and Trustee
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Report of the Independent Examiner to the Trustees of the charitable
company on the accounts for the year ended 31 March 2021
I report to the Charity Trustees on my examinatKffi of the accounts of the Charity lor the year ended
31 hAar¢h 2021.
This rep(w¢ is made solely to the Charitls Trustees. as a body. in accordance wth Part 4 of the
Charities IAccounts and Reports} Regulab"ons 2CKJ8. My work has been undertaken $0 that I might
state to the Charitys Trustees those matter5 1 am required to slate to th8m in an Independ8nt
exarninefs report and lor no other purpose. To the fullesl extent pennitted by law. I do not accept or
assum8 r8sponsibility to anyone other than the Chanty and the Chartys Trustees as a body, for my
work or fty this ￿r#￿t.
RESPONSIBILITIES AND BASIS OF REPORT
As the Trustees ol the Charrty18nd ts diredows for th8 pufpDses of company lawl. you are
responsible for the prepardtsorb of the 8cc(xJnts in aw￿da￿ wslh the rOqUbremonls ol the
Companies Acl 2006 Cthe 2006 Acr}.
Having satisfièd myseff that the accounts ol the Charity are not required to be audited under Part 16
of the 2006 Act and a￿ eligib* for independent examinats"on. l report in ￿Spect of my examinatK)n
of Charity's accounts carried out under sect¢on 145 of the Charitye5 Acl 20111lhe 2011 Act'l. In
rrying Out my examination I have fOlknV￿d the directi(ms gNen by the Charity Commtssion under
8eth.on 14515)Ibl of the 2011 Ad.
INDEPENDENT EXAMINER'S STATEMEpir
I have completed my ex8rnin3liM. I can c))nfimi that no matters have'¢ome to my attents.on in
connection with the examinatson giving me cause to bel¢e¥e.'
accountithj'records wore not kept infespeci of Ihe Charity as required by section 386 of the
2006 Act", or
lh¥ a¢¢￿At$ do r￿)t with those records: LY
the 8¢c¢wnts do not cDmpty ￿1h the a¢¢ounting requir$ments of sèdion 396 of thè 2006 A¢t
other Ihan any requirement that the accounts give a'true and fairf view vknich is nol a matter
considered as part of an independent examination.. or
The a¢¢ounts have not been pl￿ar8d in attordaft￿ wth the mèthcmys and prinuplès ofthe
Statement of Recommended Praclice for accounting and reporting by charities applicable to
¢harities preparing Ih¢ir ac¢ounts in accordance wtth Financ￿1 Rèporting StaThJ¥d
applKable in Ihg UK and Reputyl￿ of Irelan¢J IFRS 1021.
I have no concerns arKI have come ac¥055 no other maltW5 in ￿lnectiOn WTth the examination to
which attentKJn should be drawn in this rewt in c¥der to enable a proper understanding of the
counts to be wGhed.
Lutli Bin Salim Bin Talib- Indepe￿Ient Exarniner
Wglbw* and 8radwell
4244 Bishopsgate
London
EC2N 4AH
This reFxXI was wgned on 16 De¢ember2021
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Statement of Financial Actlvlties for Ihe year ended 31 March 2021
Unrestrictsd Restricted Totsl Funds Total Funds
Funds
Funds
2021
2020
lrteoming resources:
Donations and legacies
Charitable activities
Other income
{2.904} 527.213
22.716
1.876
303
524,309
24,592
S97
405,252
109,764
1,874
Totsl In¢ome
20.115
529.383
549A98
516.890
Expendlture:
Charitable activities
108.467
375.991
484.458
4￿.660
Total Expend5ture
108.467
375,991
484,458
490,660
Net •ncomel{exwnditurel for th•
year.
(88.352)
153.392
. 65.040
26.230
Transfer befvfftn funds
11
153.392 (153.3921
Net Movemènt in Funds
65.040
65.040
26.230
Reconciliation ol funds:
Funds brought forward
75.182
75.182
48.952
Funds ¢arrl•d fonv•rd
140.222
140.222
75.182
A separate Ststement of Tclal Recognised Gains and Losses is not required as this statement
indude5 all re¢ogni5ed gains and losses_
All activrties derive from conkn"nuing operatm￿S
The no1•5 •lts¢hed on pages 13 to 24 form an Sntegral part of these accounts.
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Statement of Flnancial ktivities for the year ended 31 Mar¢h 2021
Analysls of prior year total fvnd..
unl￿1r1¢ted Re5trided Total Ful￿$ Total Funds
Funds
Funds
2020
2019
Incomlng Trsourcts:
Donab'ons and lega¢ies
Chantable acb"vitigs
Other income
2.200
61.937
403.052
47.827
1.031
405.252
109,764
1.874
408.023
182.554
1.580
Total Income
64.980
451.910
516,890
592,157
Expenditure-.
Charitable a¢tivbt*$
112,860
377.8C(J
4￿,660
614.099
Totsl Expenditure
112.860
377.800
490.660
614.099
Net incomel{expenditurel for the
year.
(47.8801
74.110
26,230
121.9421
Transfer bets¥een funds
74.110
(74.1101
Net Movement in Funds
26.230
26.230
121.942)
Reconciliation of funds..
Funds brought f0ry4fafd
48.952
48.952
70.894
Funds carried forward
75.182
75.182
48,952
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Company N¢: 03282796
Balance Sheet as at 31 March 2021
2021
2020
Notes
FIXED ASSETS
Tangible lixed assets
2,426
3.633
2.426
3.633
CURRENT ASSETS
Stock
Debtors
Cash al bank and in hand
19.424
219.060
238.484
17.025
99.336
116,361
CREDITORS.. amounts falling due
within one year
10
(100.6881
144,8121
MET CURRENT ASSETS
137.7
71.549
MET ASSETS TOTALS
140,222
75.182
THE FUNDS OF THE CHARITY
Restricted funds
unreStr￿ted funds
12
12
140,222
75.182
140,222
75.182
The directors are satisfied that the company is enfitled to exemplion from the ￿Ul1$ment to obtsin an
audit under section 477 of the Companies Acl 2006.
The members have not required the ￿￿npanY to obtsin an audrt ￿ aCc(xdan￿ vrith so¢lion 476 of thg
The directors acknowledge thwr responsibilities for COM￿￿￿n9 with the requirements ofihe Comp3ni$s
Act 2006 respect to ac￿nt￿g records and the prepaTatK*n of axwnts.
The charty is subj8Ct to Independent Examinatm under tharity legislation. and the report of the
Independent Examiner is on page 11.
The finanaal statements have been prepared in accordar￿e vAth the provisions in Part 15 of the
Companies Ad 2006 applicable to companies subJ"e¢t to the $mall compan*s' wime.
Approved by the board of tnjstees 6° December 2021
Ms Sharon Patrick
Chair and Trustee
sh
rèr)
F4hiJ(.
Th• notes atts¢hed on ￿ge5 13 to 24 forn) an Integral part of these accounts.
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Cash flow Statement for the year ended 31 March 2021
2021
2020
Cash flow from operatsng activtties
Net cash provided by operatin9 ￿tIvI11&s
119.724
14.742
Cash flow from investirvJ activities
Investment income
Purchase of fixed assets
Net cash provhled by investing adivities
Change in ¢ash arthj cash equivalents in the year
119.724
14.742
Cash and cash equivalents at 1 April 2020
99.336
84,594
Cash and ¢ash •quival•nts at 31 March 2021
219.060
99.336
Notes to the cash flow statement
A- reconciliation of net movement in fund$ to net cash flow
from operating activities
2021
2020
Net in¢omellexpenditUfel for the year (before investment
gains & losses)
08prèciation ¢har9e
Decrea5ellincreasel ￿ debt￿$
(Oecreaseyincrease in creditors
65.040
26.230
1.207
(2,3991
55,876
1,207
14,804
127,4991
Net cash provided by operating activib'es
119.724
14.742
B - Analysis of cash arKI cash equNalents
Cash at bank and in hand
219.060
99,336
Total cash and cash equivalents
219,060
99,336
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Notes to th& Accounts for the year ended 31 March 2021
1 Accounting policies
8asi$ of preparation and accounllng conv•ntion
The accounts have bèen prepared on the accruals basis. under the hislorical cost Convent￿n, and
in accordance with the Financial R8porting Standard 102,18ffective 1st January 20161 arKI'FRS
102 SORP (Statement ol Recommended Practice for Aco)unting and ReFOrting by ChaTltiesl 2015
13$ amended by the 8Ltlletin rssued in FebnJary 2016) PLrblished by the Charity Commission in
England & Wales ICCEWI ,effedivè January 2016, (The SORPI, and in accordance with all
applicable law in the charity's jurisdictyon of registrats"on, eycept th8t thè tharity has prepa￿￿ the
financial statements in accordance with Ihe FRS 102 SORP Isfaterneni of Recommended Pradice
for Accounling and Rewling by Charities) 2015 la5 amended by the Bulletin issued in February
2016} in preference to the previous SORP, the SORP 2005. %thich has been wthdrawn,
nofv4ithstanding the facl that the etsnt stattjtory regulation5, the charib.es (Accounts and Re￿rIs)
RegulatN)ns 2008 refer explicitly to the SORP 2005. This has been done to ac(xyd with current best
pra¢ti¢•.
Going Con¢em
The chantsble activrt￿s afg entirely dependent on continuing grant aid and voluntary donations as
well as Irading revenues. Conseqvently. the goiThJ concem basis is dependent on the future flow of
these un¢ertain funding streams. Accordingly. the Trustees have obtained forecasts and. alter
reviewng the financpl lor¢cast5 for fvture periods to 31 Mar¢h 2018, the Trustees are satisfi8d
that, at the time of approving the fInar￿la1 statements. il is apprcyiate to adopt the going cgnrem
asis in preparing the financial statements. Other than Ihese matters. the TIu5tee$ are not awa￿ of
any maleiial urKertainties about the charivs ability to continue as a going concern.
Income rn¢¢gnit5on
Income, whether from eXrt￿nge or noTrexthary tranS8￿￿nS. is recc¥Jnised in the statement of
financial activities ISOFAI on a receivable basis. when a transaciion or other event resutts in an
increase in the charily's assets or a rÈduUion in its liabililies and only when the charily has Wal
entitlement, the income is probat)le and can be rnea5ured reliably.
In¢ome subject tts temis and ¢onditions whith must be met before the charity is entimed to the
re50urce5 15 not reccsni5ed unlil the U)ndib.￿S have been mel.
All income is accounted for wiss. before deducting any related fees fx costs.
A¢¢ountin9 for d*f•rr•d In¢omÈ and Sbi¢omÈ rée•lved in advance
Where lems and C(%￿rtiOnS relabng to incorne have not been met or uncertainty exists as to
whelher Ihe charity can meet any tefms or Condi￿n5 otherwise wrthin its control, inu)me is not
cognis8d but is deferred as a liabdity until it is proba￿$ Ihal the tenns or conditions imposed can
be rnet.
R8cognltlon of Ilabllltles and •xp•ndtture
A liability, and the related expendrture. is recogntsed Wh￿ a legal or constructive oblKJation exists
as a resur( of a past event, and when it is more likety than not that a transfer of e￿￿mI¢ benefils
will be required in settlernent. and when the amouni of the oblgab"(th (an be rneasurad w reliably
eslimated..
Liabilities *ising from fvlure fundiro o)mmilments and constru¢tNe oblyations. induding
perfomiance related grants, the timing or the amount of the futu￿ expendilure required to
s8ttJe the obligatson are un(*rtain, 9ive rise to a prowsion in the accounts. which is reviewed at the
accounb.ng year end. The provisM)n is increased to ￿llect any bn(￿as*S in liabilitiès, and is
decreased by the utslisation ol any prowsKm within the period. and reversed rf any pfovision is no
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Notes to the Accounts for the year ended 31 March 2021
longer required. These movements are charyed or ￿edrted to the respeth've funds activities to
which the prOVi￿On relates.
Allocating costs to activitieg
Direct Costs that are specificalty rdaled to an adivity are allcrtated lo that activily. Shared direct
costs and support costs are apporboned befv￿en actiwties.
Volunl¢ers
In accordancè wrth the SORP, 8nd in rècognition of the drfr￿Ulkne$ in plaryng a monetsry value on
the ¢onlribulK)n from volunleers, the Contn'bulJ￿ of volunteer5 is not irKluded within Ihe income of
the Charity.
How$￿r. the trustees value the sKJnrfwt ¢ontn"P￿t￿ made to the acliwties of the charity by
unpa*J volunteers.
T•nglbltr fixed a$s•ts
Tangibb fixed assets are moasure11 at their orYJinal cosl value. or subsequent revaluath)n, or rf
donated. as described ats)ve. Cost value indudes am costs expanded in bringing tho asset into rts
intended working Condition.
Depreciation has been provbjed at the tollowng rates in ord8r to write off Ihe assets to their
anticipated residual value of estimated useful lives.
Land 8 buiklings
2% stravJN I￿e
Fumiture & fixtures 20% slraKJhl line
Office equipment
33% straight line
Debtors
Debtors are M&￿red at their recoverab￿ arn￿nts at the bajance sh￿t date.
Cr•ditor$ and pr¢vi$ions
All known liabilities al Ihe end of the financial year we i￿VdelI.
Financial in5tnJments including cash and bank balances
Cash held by the charity is included at the amount actually held and counted at the year end. Bank
baLanc&s. whèlher in Credit or ov8rdrawn. arn shovm at Ihe amounts properfy re¢on(il$d to the
bank stslem¥nts.
Pensions . defined contribution schemes
The company operates a defined contribution pension scheme. contribUt￿lnS are charged to the
profit and loss accounl as they become pardble in accordance wth the rulès of the sch8mè.
2 Liability to tsxatlon
The Trustees constder that lh• chaiity satsfies the tests set out in Paratyaph 1 Sch•dult 6 01 the
F￿ance Act 2010 lor UK ¢orwJratson tsx purposes. A¢¢ordingly, the Charity is potenti3lly exempl
from tsxation in respett of incorne or capilal gains r￿1Ved wthin categories covered by chapter 3
part 11 of the Corporation Tax Act 2010 or Section 256 of the Taxation of Chargeable Gains Act
1992, to the extenl Èhat such Inc￿￿? or gains are applièd èxdusivgly on the specific charitable
objects of th6 charily and for no other pufrx)se. Valuè Added Tax is r)ol ￿Coverable by the charity,
arKI is therefcKe irK4uded in the rekvant Costs in the Statement of Financial Activitses.
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Notes to the A¢¢ounts for the year ended 31 Mar¢h 2021
3 Wlnding up or dissolution ofthe ¢harity
If upon wnding up dissolution of Ihe chanty there remain any assets. after the satisfaclion of all
debts and liabilities, th8 assets represented by the acoJmufate(1 fund shall be transferred to sorne
other charrtable btyjy or bodies hwng similar objects to the tharity.
4 Donation and Legacies
Unrestricte Restrithd Total Funds Total Funds
d Funds
Funds
2021
2020
Donation and grfl from IndNKlua15
1.103
14.997
16,1Crf)
2.200
Grants from Govt Public bc*Jies
. London Borough ofHackney
364.273
364.273
364.630
Grants and Ljonatson from Non-public
bodiès
- Soc￿lAC110n Heatth
. Groundwork
- Sport England
- Cilizens Advice BU￿aU Hackney
- Clampton Part(
- Other Donors
13.515
22.950
22,950
13.750
7,952
2.141
14.0071
58.327
54.320
ToLIl Don•tlon and Legac4
2.904
527.213
524.309
405,252
S Charitable activilles - trading
Unrestricte Restricted Total Funds Total Funds
d Funds
Funds
2021
2020
Sales- Communty hall hire
Irbcorne- Lett￿g Office
8.177
14.539
1.876
10.053
14.539
91.774
17.99)
22.716
1.876
24,592
109,764
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Notes to the k¢ounts for the year ended 31 March 2021
6 Charftable actlvities expendltur*
Vnrestri¢ted Restri¢ted Totsl Funds Totsl Funds
Funds
Funds
2021
2020
6a Olrect Costs
Gross Salary and wage$
Employers Nl Contributw)n
08fin8d conlTibuiM)n pension costs
Youth Activities
Events
77.174
14.4251
17951
69
224.883
18.536
4,663
75.702
302.057
14.111
314.125
16.218
75.771
34,938
31
72.023
100
323.784
200
395.807
300
369.960
1.030
6b Charltable acttvlttes- Trading
6c Support Costs
Rates and water Charges
Light heat and Power
CleaniThJ and Waste Management
Premises repair and seujrity
Property Insurance
Admlnistrative 0￿rhead
3.952
2,227
2.412
4.106
2,817
25.388
10.937
2.164
3.855
29.340
13.164
4,576
7.961
2,817
41,845
18.888
4.947
11.923
3,117
Training. weware and recruilment
Travel and sub5lsler￿e- Stsff
1.422
529
103
103
VOIL￿teerS Expenses
Telephone. fax and internet
Stationary, printing and poslaye
Subscription to periodicaLs
Accounting and BookkeepirKJ
Other Admintstrative expenses
Bad debt
216
4.367
2.987
3,712
600
3,303
1.280
2.630
420
1.929
1.147
5.232
2.427
2.630
420
10.614
13.478
12,835
4.858
3,834
570
Consultancy fee
Bank charges
Depreoation
1.535
1.535
367
367
1.207
52.007
1.207
86.238
1.207
117,857
34.231
6d Gov¢rnan¢¢ ¢ost
Independent Exarninws fee
Legal fee
2.100
13
2,100
13
1.800
13
2.113
108.467
2.113
484,458
1,813
490,660
Total CharftalAe expense5
375.991
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Notes to the kcounts for the year ended 31 March 2021
7 STAFF COSTS AND TRUSTEES
2021
2020
Salaries
PensK)n costs
Socol security
Re¢Jundancy
302.056
14.111
3,868
298,470
16,218
4,648
15.860
320,035
335,196
No.
The average number of full lirne employees durirwJ the year
was".
Charitable
Governance
12
10
14
Neither the trustees ncK any persons connecled with thern have received any remuneration from the
charity or any related entrty. eilher in the current or pmr year.
No ern￿oYeeS re￿1ve0 emokjments (excluding pension coslsl in excess of £60.C(rf) per annum.
The chaflty operates a defined contribution pension scheme wth NEsf. the costs of which a￿ shown
above. Any liabilrties and assets associated with the scheme are shovm undÈr debtots and c￿dItorS
8 TANGIBLE FIXED ASSETS
LaDd and Fumitufft and
Offi¢e
Buildings
Flxlures Equipments
Total
Cosl
Al 1 April 2020
Additions
400.762
29.922
11S.059
545,743
At 31 March 2021
400.762
29.922
115.059
545,743
D¢pr¢eiation
At 1 April 2020
Provided during year
397.161
1.207
29.89)
115.059
542,110
1,207
At 31 Mareh 2021
.368
29.890
115.059
543,317
M•t book value
At 31 March 2021
2.394
32
2,426
At 31 March 2020
3.601
3,633
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Notes to the Accounts for the year ended 31 March 2021
DEBTORS
2021
2020
Trade debtors
Prepaymenls and acuued income
Other Debtors
Accrued Income"
6.019
12.865
13,628
540
19.424
17.025
10 CREDITORS: amounts f•llin9 due within one yew
2021
Accrual for Grants Pardble
Accrued expenses
Deferred Income
11,823
21,505
51,933
4,974
10,453
9,923
13,661
14,815
4,240
2,173
PAYE, NI, VAT and other Taxes
Other Creditors
100.688
44.812
11 ANALYSIS OF FUNDS
Al 31 Mar
21)20
Funds
trnn$fer
At31
Income Expendlture
2021
R•stri¢ted Funds
Youth Prcoramme -concorde
Advice Programme
Cornmunity develop sm Er*￿￿
Reslricled - Olher5
366.443
22.950
66,666
73.324
{253.103} 1113.3401
121.400) 11,5501
133.473) 133.1931
168.015) 15.3091
Total Restricted funds
529.383
{375,991} 1153.3921
Unrestricted Fund
75,182
20.115
(108,4671 153.392 140.222
Total lunds
75.182
549.498
(484.4581
0 140.222
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Notes to the Accounts for Ihe year ended 31 IAarch 2021
Prior year fund Movement
At 31 Mar
2019
Income Expenditur•
Funds At31 Mar
tr•n$fer
2020
Restricted Funds
Youth Pwramme-concorde
Advice Programme
Community developrnenl
Restricted- OtheT5
383.548
22.764
45.598
1320.9161 162.632}
120.8521 11.9121
136.0321 19.5661
Total RestrKted funds
451,910
(377.800) 174.1101
UnrestTifted Fund
48.952
1112.8601 74.110
75.182
Totsl funds
48.952
516.890
1490,6601
7S,182
Fund descriptions
Youth Programme.. Comrnisson from LoThJon Bcfouth ￿ haCkr￿ YoLrth Services to deliver youth
work through iwo youth hubs wrthin the borough.
Advice Programme.. Fundeil via the Hackney A(fv￿e NefvKJrk IL8H)
Community Dev&k)pment." FuNling via Sport England for lfjngs Park Movirvj Together projèct.
. London Borough of Hackney fiJnd Emèrgency Food and comfflunity work in North West Hackney
12 ANALYSIS OF ASSETS BY FUNDS
UnTestrfded
Gener•1
Restricted 2021 Total
Fixed assets
Current assets
Current liabilitses
2,426
238.484
11LY).6881
2,42G
238.484
0 1100,6881
Net assets 2021
140.222
140.222
Prior Year Assets by fund
General
R•stricted 2020 Total
Fixed assets
Current assets
Current liabilrties
3.633
116.361
{44.8121
3,633
116.361
144.8121
Net assets 2020
75.182
75.182

HACKNEY MARSH PARTNERSHIP
Notes to the Accounts for the year ended 31 March 2021
13 OPERATING LEASE COMMITMENTS
At 31 March 2021 the charity haj fubJre minwnum commitments n re$wl of n(￿-cancelIable
operating leas¢s as fomows
Office rent
2020
Other
2020
2021
2021
Not later than 1 year
Between 1 and 5 years
15.600
7.800
299
1.196
299
Total
7.800
23,400
1.495
1,495
23