## ## ||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| |dl|||| |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|ements
and Pe|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)||||||| |You ma
choose to include||further statements|where relevant||about||| ||||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)||| |You ma
choose to include further statements|||where relevant
about:| |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| |Other|||| ## ## |Refer|ence an|d A|dmini|strative
detail| |---|---|---|---|---| |Chari|name|||Hi
h ho es RDA| |Other name the charit|||uses|| |Re istered charit||number||1074146| |Charity's|principal|address||The Stables| |||||Aston Lane| |||||Aug hton| |||||Sheffield| |||||S263XS| ## ## ## ##