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2023-03-31-accounts

Ieuenctid Tysul Youth Trustees’ Annual Report- For the period 01/04/2022-31/03/2023

Registered Name of Charity: Ieuenctid Tysul Youth

Registered Charity No: 1069259

Charity’s Principal Address:

Tysul Youth centre

Lon Wesley

Llandysul

Ceredigion

SA44 4QJ

Names of the Charity Trustees who manage the Charity

Name Ofce (if any) Dates acted if
not for whole
year
Name of
person or
body entitled
to appoint
person
Mick
Burgoyne
Chairperson Continuous Ratifed by
management
committee
Aled Williams Treasurer Continuous Ratifed by
management
committee
Keren Milne Secretary Continuous Ratifed by
management
committee
Rebecca
Williams
Continuous Ratifed by
management
committee
Ryan Knight-
Fox
Continuous Ratifed by
management
committee

Names of advisers

Solicitors: Morgan La Roche Bay House, Phoenix Way Swansea SA7 9YT

Structure, governance and management

Governing document: Constitution

How Charity is constituted: Trust

Trustee selection method: Elected by management committee

Additional governance matters:

All Trustees who have access to children to undertake full DBS clearance prior to any engagement.

Policies, procedures and guidance documents to be reviewed and ratified by the management committee on an annual basis.

Any serious incidents or issues to be raised immediately with management and an emergency meeting called where necessary.

All health and safety matters relating to the building and activities; procedures, policies, insurance etc, to be reviewed annually at AGM.

Objectives and activities

The object of the organisation is to help young people, especially but not exclusively through leisure time activities, to develop their physical, mental and spiritual capacities that they may grow to full maturity as individuals and valued members of society.

This will be achieved through a broad and varied programme of developmental and personal well-being activities, training and accreditation delivered by a team of highly qualified and experienced youth work professionals

Summary of main activities undertaken for public benefit:

Health and wellbeing-Physical, emotional, sexual and mental. Community engagement- community regeneration projects, inter-generational work, environmental and conservation work.

Global citizenship and sustainable development education and activities, international exchanges and experiential visits.

Sports and recreation, arts, music

Training and accreditation in youth and community work and other areas relevant to community and public benefit.

Provision and development of volunteering opportunities relevant to youth and community benefit.

Achievements and performance

107 young people benefitted from services and provision with over 1450 contact hours provided throughout the year.

33 disadvantaged young people provided with subsidised activities throughout the summer including a trip to Glan Llyn residential activity centre in Bala, mid Wales.

27 young people took part in hosting a twinning exchange programme in Llandysul with 28 young people from Brittany for one week, helping to improve and strengthen the cultural diversity and heritage that exists between the two communities and broaden the life opportunities of many young people who are geographically disadvantaged..

Four young people found placements with an exciting creative project hosted by Music Theatre Wales and took part in creative residential workshops at Cardiff and Aberystwyth University.

Over 20 young people were involved in planting a small orchard at the community allotment site Yr Ardd. Young people also extensively engaged in vegetable growing, landscaping and creating wildlife habitats etc.

Charity reserves policy

At least six months running costs or a minimum of £12,000 to be held in reserves at all times, should this not be achieved at any point an emergency meeting of the management committee to be called with immediate actions to be agreed and initiated.

Main sources of funding

Primarily funding will be raised from a range of charitable and other grant funding for which the centre manager will be tasked to undertake providing regular updates to the management committee.

Additional funds will be generated from building hire, charitable fund raisers, online appeals and resource recycling schemes (clothes, inkjet cartridges etc)

Expenditure is to reflect the delivery of the charity’s aims and objectives at all times with priority given to delivery of activities and public benefits. Specific or restricted

project funding to be clearly identified within the annual accounts and detailed in the annual report where relevant.

Agreed and ratified by the management committee of I.T.Y. December 2023

Profit and Loss

Ieuenctid Tysul Youth For the year ended 31 March 2023

Profit and Loss
Ieuenctid Tysul Youth
For the year ended 31 March 2023
2023
Turnover
Entrance Fees 919.17
Fund Raising & Donations 1,071.42
Grants from Charities & Local Gvt. 44,435.00
Hire Charges 825.00
Interest Income 92.88
Other Revenue 836.84
Total Turnover 48,180.31
Cost of Sales
Activites 5,097.16
Direct Wages 18,882.20
Freelance 5,372.12
Total Cost of Sales 29,351.48
Gross Profit 18,828.83
Administrative Costs
Audit & Accountancy fees 490.00
Bank Fees 78.00
Charitable and Political Donations 96.00
General Expenses 420.00
Insurance 1,035.73
Light, Power, Heating 6,017.32
Rates (371.62)
Rent 100.00
Repairs & Maintenance 2,008.24
Telephone & Internet 1,090.67
Total Administrative Costs 10,964.34
Operating Profit 7,864.49
Profit on Ordinary Activities Before Taxation 7,864.49
Profit after Taxation 7,864.49

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leuenctid Tysul Youth Financial Accounts Year ended 31sI March 2023 Independent Examiners Report to the Trustees Responsibilities of Trustees and Examiner. The Trustees are responsible for the Accounts and do notconsiderthat an audit is required under section 43{2) of the Charib'es Act 2006. An independent examination of the Accounts is chosen instead. It is the Examiners responsibility to: Examine the Accounts under section 43(2) of the Act Follow the procedures in Secb'on 43(7) of Ihe Act and to state whether particular matters have come to their attention. Basis ofthe Independent Examiners Statement My examination was carrbed out in accordancewith General Direclions of the Charity Commission. An examination includes a review of the accounting records kept by the charity, and a comparison of the Accounts presented with Ihose records. It also includes consideration of any unusual items of disdosure in the accounts and seeking ofexplanations from the Trustees concerning such matters. The procedures undertaken do not provide all the evidence required by an audic and consequently I do notexpress an audit opinion on the accounts. Independent Examiners Statement In connection wilh my examination of the Accounts. no rnatter has come to my attention which: Gives me reasonable cause to believe that in any material respectthe requirements to keep accounting records in accordance with section 41 of the Charities Act 2006, and prepare accounb'ng ststements which accord with these underfying records and with the accounb'ng requirements of the Act, have not been met, or which in my opinion attention should be drawn in order to reach a proper undersL3nding of the Accounts. Examiner. Signature ..