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2023-03-31-accounts

CONTENTS Pages
Legal and administrative
information
Trustees'
report
Governing
Document
and Charitable
Objects 2
Organisational
Structure
2
Report from Brent Mencap Chair: Charlotte Johnson 3
Induction
and Training
ofTrustees
4
Strategies for Achieving
Objectives
4
Progress
on the strategic 2022-2023
development areas 5
Health and Wellbeing
Activities
9
BRACES Project Continuation
April-Oct 31st2022
9
BRACES —The Sequel (Nov 22-March 31 2023) 11
Care Navigation
Service
(CN)
11
Community
Cooking Classes (Church
End Partnership) 12
Covid Vaccination
Learning
Disability
Awareness Project 13
Health
and Weflbeing
Coaching Service
14
Health Educator
Partnership
Service
(HEPS) 15
Social Prescribing
Link Worker Service
16
Key Brent Social Prescribing
Data 2022-23
17
Social Prescribing
Case Studies-How
Social Prescribing Works in Brent 21
Information,
Advice and Equality Activities
22
Disability
Rights and Politics Group
(
BRACES- from April October 22) 22
Brent Mencap Partnerships,
Community
Links
and Influencing 23
BRACES Project Support to Smaller Voluntary Sector and other partners 24
Accessible
Information
/Digital
Exclusion
25
BRACES April-Oct 22:Accessible
Information
Standards (A.I.S.)Awareness Work 25
Financial
Review
26
Review of Fundraising 28
Plans for 2023-2024 28
Independent
examiner's
report
31
Statement ofFinancial Activities 34
Balance sheet 35
Cash Flow Statement 36
Notes forming
part ofthe financial
statements 37-47

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Full details ofthe achievements of individual
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Beneficiaries
and Activities in 2022-2023 '
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During the year the principal sources of funding were:
Source ofIncome o/o
Service Level Agreements 1,056,280 90/0
Statutory
Sources/Charitable
Trusts
50 193 4.50/0
Investments,
Donations
& Other
Income 62,868 5.5'/0

Total Total Total Total
Notes Unrestricted Restricte Funds Funds
d
Funds Funds 2023 2022
E F E E
Income
Donations 4,790 4,790 1,776
Charitable
activities
1,056,280 45,253 1,101,533 863,267
Other trading
activities
61,530 61,530 53,575
Investments 1,338 1,338 311
Other 150 150 37,874
Total 1,124,088 45,253 1,169,341 956,803
Expenditure
Charitable
activities
6 1,057,741 79,407 1,137,148 833,450
Total 1,057,741 79,407 1,137,148 833,450
Net income/(expenditure) 10 66,347 (34,154) 32,193 123,353
Transfers
between
funds (8,334) 8,334
58,013 (25,820) 32,193 123,353
Other recognised gains/(losses)
Gain / (loss) on investment assets 14 (12) (12) 71
Net movement in funds 58,001 (25,820) 32,181 123,424
Reconciliation of funds
Fund balances brought forward 18 258,558 31,382 289,940 166,516
Fund balances carried forward 18 6316,559 E5,562 f322,121 2289,940

Note 2023 2022
FIXEDASSETS
Tangible
fixed assets
13
Investments 14 362 374
CURRENT ASSETS
Debtors 16 62,225 90,775
Cash at bank and
in hand
295,830 228,743
358,055 319,518
CREDITORS: Amounts falling
due within one year 17 36,296 29,952
NET CURRENT ASSETS 321,759 289,566
NETASSETS 19 6322,121 8289,940
CAPITAL AND RESERVES
Restricted funds 18 5,562 31,382
Unrestricted
funds
General funds 18 171,659 113,658
Designated
funds
18 144,900 144,900
TOTAL FUNDS 6322,121 8289,940
Charlotte son
Chair Vice Chair

2023 2022
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Net cash generated
from
/ (used in) operating activities (see below) 65,749 127,652
Cash flow from investing activities
Interest received 1,338 311
Increase
/ (Decrease) in cash in the year
67,087 127,963
Cash brought
forward
228,743 100,780
Cash carried forward f295,830 6228,743
Analysis ofcash
Cash at bank 6295,830 r228,743
2023 2022
Reconciliation
ofnet income to net cash
flow
from operating
activities
Operating
surplus
on ordinary
activities 32,181 123,424
Adjustments
for non-cash
items:
Unreaiised
(gain) /loss on investment
asset 12 (71)
Decrease /(Increase) in debtors 28,550 1,291
(Decrease) / increase
in creditors
6,344 3,319
67,087 127,963
Adjustment
for investing
activities
Interest receivable (1,338) (311)
Net cash used in operating activities 665,749 6127,652

DONATIONS
Unrestricted Restricted Total Total
Funds Funds Funds Funds
2023 2022
Donations 4,790 4,790 1,776

3. INCOME FROM CHARITABLE INCOME FROM CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES
Unrestricted Restricted Total Total
Funds Funds Funds Funds
f 2023
f
2022
HEALTH AND WELLBEING
Brent NCIL Building Capital 13,084
Edward
Harvist Trust (Chat cafh
till IVIay 20) 4,994 4,994
Social Prescribing/Care Navigators 1,020,074 1,020,074 760,972
BRACES 25,500 25,500 62,000
LB Brent Health
Matters
LD Vaccine Grant 4,991 4,991 4,991
Awards
for All Wellfesi23
9,768 9,768
High Street Challenge 2,500 2,500
LB Brent Health
Matters
-Health Educators 33,706 33,706 22,220
TOTAL f1,056,280 f45,253 f1,101,533 f863,267

INCOME FROM OT HER TRADING ACTIVITIE S
Unrestricted Restricted Total Total
Funds Funds Funds Funds
2023 2022
f.
Room hire 61,442 61,442 53,518
Club fees 88 88 57
f61,530 fNil f61,530 f53,575

Unrestricted Restricted Total Total
Funds Funds 2023 2022
Bank interest f1,338 fNil f1,338 F311

EXPEN DIT URE ON CH ARITABLE ACTIVITIES
Direct Support Total Total
costs costs 2023 2022
F f. 8
Information, advice and equality 53,477 10,096 63,573 832
Health and wellbeing 967,751 105,824 1,073,575 832,618
F1,021,228 F115,920 81,137,148 F833,450

ANALYSIS OF DIREC T COSTS
Total 2023 Total 2022
f.
Staff costs 997,375 709,067
Travel and subsistence 1,676 1,898
Venue hire 360
Contractor costs 13,481 6,970
Equipment costs 4,561 3,814
Other direct costs 3,775 3,639
F1,021,228 F725,388
ANALYSIS OF SUPPORT COSTS
2023
f.
2022f
Staff Costs 12,603 18,991
Bank charges 702 98
Sundry 7,621 4,517
ITsupport 6,735 5,405
Office rent 27,000 27,000
Other office costs 34,199 27,273
Subscriptions
and publications
1,418 678
Printing,
postage and
stationery 3,124 6,602
Telephone and broadband 9,275 5,054
Insurance 2,099 2,130
Staff training 1,631 1,264
Legal and professional fees 5,314 5,940
Governance costs (note 9) 4,199 3,110
8115,920 F108,062

GOVERNANCE
COST
S
2023 2022
Audit fee 3,948
Independent
examiner's
fee 2,666
Strategic development costs 144 144
Legal and professional fees 13 300
AGM expenses 94
F4,199 63,110
NET INCOME/(EXPENDITURE)
2023 2022
Net income/(expenditure) for the year is stated after charging:
Audit fees 63,948
Independent
Examiner's
fee ENII 62,666
Pension costs 612,562 69,603
Operating
lease rentals
E2,682 65,824

STAFF COSTS
2023 2022
6 F
Salaries and wages 926,995 670,494
Social security costs 70,272 47,961
Pension costs 12,562 9,603
1,009,829 728,058
2023 2022
Number Number
Direct charitable activities 39.00 28.00
Management and administration 2.00 2.00
41.00 30.00

13. TANGIBLE Fi XEDA SSE TS
Office equipment
and furniture
Total
6
COST
At 1 April 2022 3,437
Disposals (3,437)
At 31 March 2023 FNil
DEPRECIATION
At 1 ApA1 2022 3,437
Eliminated
on disposal
(3,437)
At 31 March 2023 ENil
Net Book Value 31 March 2023 ENII
Net Book Value 31 March 2022 fNil
14. INVESTMENTS
2023 2022
All investments are quoted and dealt on a recognised stock exchange 6 6
Market value brought forward 374 303
Net unrealised gain/(loss) on revaluation (12) 71
Market value carried foward 6362 6374

2023 2022
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Debtors 58,738 83,084
Prepayments 3,487 7,691
662,225 690,775

17. CREDITORS: AMOUNTS FALLING DUE WITHIN ONE YEAR
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Other creditors 32,356 27,432
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ANALY SIS O F NET AS SET S B ETWEEN FUN DS
Unrestricted Restricted Total
Funds
6 6 F
Investments 362 362
Current assets 352,493 5,562 358,055
Current liabilities (36,296) (36,296)
316,559 5,562 322,121
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Unrestricted Restricted Total
Funds
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Investments 374 374
Current assets 288,136 31,382 319,518
Current liabilities (29,952) (29,952)
F258,558 631,382 6289,940

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lease payments under non-canc ellable
operating
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Other Land and Buddmgs
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Operating leases payable within:
1 year F2,460 62,640 ENil ENil
1-5years F6,108 F8,748 ENil 6Nil