2022-04-24-accounts - High Hopes Riding For The Disabled Group

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	2022		2021
Income			E
Donations	14,243		6,889
Grants	10,000		9,000
Riders contributions	6,160		3,945
Total Income		30,403	19,834
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Rent & Rates	7,692		5,989
Light & Heat	1,731
Motor &transport	1,490		542
Feed & Bedding	3,204		3,227
Veterinary & Farrier Fees	3,629		2,040
Events &Show Expenses	2,593		3,130
Subscriptions	198		198
Insurance	665		365
Telephone	192		176
Equipment Hire & Replacements	375		150
Licence	20
Repairs &maintenance	454		757
Sundry	428		111
Total		22,672	16,684
Surplus (Deficit) for the year		7,731	3,150
Cash at bank at 24th April 2021		3,542
Cash at bank at 24th April 2022		10,197
Cash In hand at 24th April 2022		1,076
		7,731

		SORP reference
Summary ofthe purposes the charity as set out in its governing document	of	Para 1.17	The purpose ofthe charity is to provide horse riding sessions and equine related activities for children and adults with
			physical and intellectual disabilities and
			sense im airments
Summary ofthe main activities in relation to those purposes for the public benefit, in particular, the activities, projects or services identified in the accounts.		Para 1.17and 1.19	The main activity is volunteer supported horse riding sessions, training horse care and knowledge and coaching for competitions. Also included for adult participants are volunteering activity and re aration forem lo ment
Statement confirming whether the trustees have had regard to the guidance issued by the Charity Commission on public benefit		Para 1.18	High Hopes RDA group benefits the public by virtue ofa protected characteristic i.e. Disability. High Hopes follows the rules and guidance provided by the nation organisation Riding for the Disabled Association in deciding who
			may participate in and benefit from the
			activities rovided

You ma	choose	to include	further statements	where relevan	t about:
			SORP reference
Policy on	grant making		Para 1.38
Policy on	social investment		Pare 1.38
including	program	related
investment
Contribution made volunteers		by	Pare 1.38	High Hopes is a volunteer activities are initiated and volunteers. This includes ofthe horses, support for		led charity. All supported by day to day care riders and
				fun draising
				The trustees	and volunteers		are made	u

Achiev	rformance
	SORP reference
		High Hopes is a well established charity
		and provides opportunities for children
Summary ofthe main achievements ofthe charity, identifying the difference the charity's work has made to the circumstances of its beneficiaries and any wider benefits to society as a	Pare 1.20	and adults to experience sporting and recreational activity outside oftheir every day lives. Riders range in age from 4 years to 65years and there is a good gender and ethnic balance amongst participants. In the reporting period there were 39riders, comprising 17children and 22 adults. Volunteer numbers for the
whole.		reporting period are 30.These are
		generally able bodied adults who care for
		the horses, support rising sessions and coach riders for competitions. The
		number ofsessions delivered was 326.
		This number was affected by the restriction imposed by Covid 19.(In the period 2018-2019the number ofsessions
		delivered was 730).The period under
		review was affected by the second wave ofCovid and this restricted the number of
		riders/volunteers on the premises and the level ofcommunity activity or the group. High Hopes lost a number ofbigger organisations for example; Special schools, who had previously sent larger groups ofriders to participate during
		term time.

Achievements against	Para 1.41
objectives set
Performance offundraising
activities against objectives	Para 1.41
set
Investment performance	Para 1.41
against objectives

other

Financial Review
Review ofthe charity's		Per'rr 1.21	Income: 630,353
financial position at the end ofthe eriod			Expenditure: 623,947 Balance/Reserve: K6		406
Statement explaining the policy for holding reserves stating why they are held		Pere 1.22	Reserves are held so that monthly payments ofpremises rental, utility bills, horse feed and bedding, vets fees and
			subscription	and insurance		payments	to
			the RDA rou	are covered
Amount ofreserves held		Para 1.22	66406
Reasons for holding zero		Pere 1.22
reserves
Details of fund materially	in	Pere 1.24
deficit
Explanation ofany		Pere 1.23
uncertainties about the
charity continuing as a going
concern

concern
Additional information	(optional)
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			The principal		source offunds are
The charity's principal sources offunds (including		Para 1.47	donations, fund raising activities sales, raffles, collections in local outlets.			such as retail
any fundraising)
Investment policy and
objectives including any		Pare 1.46
social investment policy
adopted
A description ofthe principal		Pere 1.46
risks facing the charity
Other			A lottery grant of610,000 was received during the period for the provision ofa
			new horse	box

Description of charity's
trusts:
Type ofgoverning document		Para 1.25	constitution
tntst elec-rt ro af charter)
How is the charity constituted7		Para 1.25	Unincorporated association
(c r1 1tntncot poratecl
aasoctatinn CIO
Trustee selection methods including details of any constitutional provisions e.g. election to post or name of any person or body entitled to appoint one or more		Para 1.25	Prospective trustees are invited to attend the AGNI. Where specific posts are vacant applicants are encouraged to state their interest and are then proposed and seconded into position by the existing trustees
trustees
Additional information	(optional)
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Policies and procedures
adopted for the induction	and	Pars 1.51
training oftrustees
			A committee is formed from the trustees
The charity's organisational structure and any wider network with which the charity works		Pars 1,51	and this meets monthly to discuss the day to day running ofthe charity, fundraising activities, financial, health and safety, RDA guidance/information and equestrian competitions
Relationship with any related parties		Pars 1.51	High Hopes operates under the guidance and rules provided by the Riding for the Disabled Association. This is the overall governing body and it provides, at
			additional cost to the charity, insurance,
			advice and training for coaches and
			volunteers
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