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2023-03-31-accounts

Page
Trustees'
report
Statement oftrustees' responsibilities
Independent auditors' report 10
Statement offinancial activities (including income 8 expenditure 14
report)
Balance sheet 15
Statement ofcashflows
Notes to the accounts 17

Unrestricted Restricted Total Total
funds funds 2023 2022
Notes 6 5 6 E
Income
Donations
and legacies
4Ia) 174392 27,295 201,687 150,9B2
Income from investments 3,129 3,129 53
Other Income 4(b) 1,308
177,521 27,295 204,816 152,323
Income from charitable activities
Development
ofEast Sussex
5 2,195,128 3,687,915 5,883,043 4,910,762
Total income 2,372,649 3,715,210 6,087,859 5,063,085
~Edt
Expenditure
on charitable
activities
Development
ofEast Sussex
2,155,735 3,373,738 5,529,473 4,773,B20
Total expenditure 2,155,735 3,373,738 5,529,473 4,773,620
Net income/(expenditure)
movement
in funds for
and net
the year
216,914 341,472 558,386 289,465
Reconciliation
offunds
Fund balances
brought
forward at 1 April 2022
794,395 1,233,739 2,028, 134 1,738,569
Fund balances carried
forward at 31 March 2023
15 1,011,309 1,575,211 2,586,520 2,028,134

2023 2022
Notes f f
Fixed assets
Tangible assets 10 1,323,078 1,365,013
Current assets
Debtors 11 184,611 276,556
ShoA term deposits, cash at bank
and
in hand
1,802,032 1,083,621
1,986,643 1,360,177
Creditors: amounts
one year
falling due within 12 (723,201) (697,056)
Net current assets 1,263,442 663,121
Total assets less current liabilities 2,586,520 2,028,134
The funds ofthe charity:
Restricted funds 14 1,575,211 1,233,739
Other charitable
funds
Unrestricted
income funds
15 1,011,309 794,395
Total charity funds 2,586,520 2,028,134

2023 2022
Notes
Cash flows from operating activities:
Net income/(expenditure) for the year 558,386 289,465
Adjustments
for:
Depreciation
charges
24,881 22,572
Write down of fixed assets 21,408
Dividends,
interest and rents
investments
from (3,129) (53)
(Increase)/decrease
in debtors
11 91,944 (160,918)
Increase/(decrease)
in creditors
12 26,145 246,251
Net cash provided
by/(used
in) 719,635 397,317
operating
activities
Cash flows from investing activities:
Dividends,
interest and rents
investments
from 3,129 53
Purchase oftangible assets 10 (4,353) (20,658)
Net cash provided
by/(used
in) (1,224) (20,B03)
investing
activities
Change
in cash and cash
in year
equivalents 718,411 376,714
Cash and cash equivalents
beginning
ofthe year
at the 1,083,621 706,907
Cash and cash equivalents
ofthe year
at the end 1,802,032 1,083,621
Cash and cash equivalents
above are represented
by:
Cash at bank and in hand 1,802,032 1,083,621

FO R THE Y EAR ENDE EAR ENDE EAR ENDE D 3 1M ARCH 2023
4(a) Donations and legacies
Unrestricted Restricted Total Total
funds funds 2023 2022
f 6 6 5
Donations and gifts 174,392 27,295 201,687 150,962
SCDA benefits greatly from the involvement and enthusiastic support of its many volunteers, details of whom
are given
in our annual
report. In accordance with FRS 102 and the Charities SORP (FRS102),the economic
contribution ofgeneral volunteers is not recognised in the accounts.
4(b) Other income
Unrestricted Restricted Total Total
funds funds 2023 2022
5
CJRS government
funding
1,308
1,308
5 Income from charitable activities
Unrestricted Restricted Total Total
funds funds 2023 2022
f
Grants receivable 3,587.915 3,687,915 2,981,833
Contracted services 1,804,137 1,804,137 1,535,398
Social enterprise 354,385 354,385 359,053
Room hire 36,605 36,606 34,480
2,195,128 3,687,915 5,883,043 4,910,762
Included
within grants receivable
are the following:
Age Concern 12,000
Aspire Sussex 21,804 40,714
Bernard Sunley Foundation 35,000
Big Lottery Fund —Awards for All 9,999
Big Lottery Fund —Get Socially Active Project 120,626 99,634
Big Lottery Fund —Let's Get Working 2.7 908,181 979,508
Big Lottery Fund —Strength in Numbers 247,454
Big Lottery Fund —Youth Building Project 87,225 39,787
Brighton
Housing
Trust
50,000
Brighton
&
Hove Food Partnership 4,700
Chalk Cliff Trust 5,000
Children
in
Need 8,269
Balance carried forward 1,227,804 1,442,097

Balance brought
forward
1,227,804 1,442,097
Development
Trusts Association
1,700 1,950
East Sussex Community
Voice —VRAC
5,880 21,611
Ernest Kleinwort
Charitable
Trust
9,974
East Sussex County
Council
1,869,087 996,335
Fitzjohns Foodbank 15,815
Friends of Newhaven
Foodbank
28,000 9,582
Hastings
Borough Council
14,477 33,320
Hubbub 6,000 3,000
Lewes District Council —Covid Shop Grants 5,334
Lewes District Council —Warm Spaces funding 5,000
Lewes District Council —Foodbank funding 18,000
Lewes Distdct Council —Sompriti funding 7,500
Lewes District Council —Social Enterprise Incubator 37,185
Masonic Charitable
Fund
25,000 25,000
National
Heritage
Lottery Fund
18,225
Newhaven
Town Council —Foodbank
6,500
Newhaven
Town Council —Youth funding
7,083 2,050
Newhaven
Town Council —Fish Festival
3,300
Newhaven
Town Council —Christmas
event 3,740
Newhaven
Town Council —Van
1,500
Newhaven
Young People's Forum
15,996
NHS East Sussex Clinical Commissioning Group 19,740
NHS Sussex Integrated
Care Group
40,000
Peacehaven
Town Council- Foodbank
300 1,759
Peter Harrison
Foundation
9,000
Porchlight —Aspirations
Project
165,189 142,222
Rother District Council 590
South Downs
National
Park Authority
13,442 20,302
Sport England 10,000
Sussex Community
Foundation
4,000
Sussex Police —Rural Domestic Violence &Abuse and Bexhill Human Library 30,300 23,058
Sustainable
Food Places —Soil Association
20,000
This Girl Can Community
Fund
9,950
The Homity Trust 1,000
The Pilgrims Trust 10,000
The Trees Community
Association
79,758 67,647
Towner Gallery 3,000
University
of Brighton
1,662 3,686
Veolia ESSouth Downs 69,146
Other grants 27,567 27,685
3,687,915 2,981,833

6 Total expenditure
Staff Depreciation Other Total Total
costs costs 2023 2022
f f f f f
Charitable
activities
Develo
ment of East Sussex
Activities
undertaken
directly
2,017,500 24,881 3,172,327 5,214,708 4,473,592
Support and governance
costs
272,309 42,456 314,765 300,028
Total Resources
Expended
2,289,809 24,881 3,214,783 5,529,473 4,773,620
Total Total
2023 2022
f f
Staff costs 272,309 280,342
Other administration 22,772 26,158
Legal and professional fees 4,475 3,841
Audit and accountancy 15,209 9,689
314,765 300,028

Fund movements :
Statement of Financial Act
ivities —Y ear to 31March 2022
2022
Unrestricted Restricted Total
Notes funds funds
5
fundsf
Income
Donations
and legacies
4(a) 133,066 17,896 150,962
Income from investments 53 53
Other income 4(b) 1,308 1,308
134,427 17,896 152,323
Incoming
resources from charitable activities:
Development
of East Sussex
5 1,928,929 2,981,833 4,910,762
Total Income 2,063,356 2,999,729 5,083,085
~ddd
Charitable
activities:
Development
ofEast Sussex
6 2,009,252 2,764,388 4,773,620
Total expenditure 2,009,252 2,764,368 4,773,620
Net movement
in funds
54,104 235,361 289,465
Fund balances
brought
forward at 1 April 2021 740,291 998,378 1,738,669
Fund balances carried forward at 31 March 2022 794,395 1,233,739 2,028,134

2023 2022
Number Number
6
Project workers 55 72
Administration and support 8 5
63 77
Employment
costs
2023 2022
F
Wages and salaries 2,072,719 2,034,284
Social security costs 160,377 156,877
Other pension costs 56,713 52,7BB
2,289,809 2,243,907
2023 2022
F70,000 - 579,999 1 1

Land and
buildings
Youth
shelters
&
Green Gym
Youth
shelters
&
Green Gym
Youth
shelters
&
Green Gym
Computer
Equipment,
Trlshaw &
Boilers
Solar panels Total
6
Cost
At 1 April 2022 1,382,902 24,649 26,642 97,305 1,531,498
Additions 4,353 4,353
At 31 March 2023 1,387,255 24,649 26,642 97,305 1,535,851
Depreciation
At 1 April 2022 71,176 19,847 12,216 63,245 166,484
Disposal/write off 21,408 21,408
Charge for the year 15,739 540 3,737 4,865 24,881
At 31 March 2023 108,323 20,387 15,953 68,110 212,773
Net book value
At 31 March 2023 1,278,932 4,262 10,689 29,195 1,323,078
At 31 March 2022 1,311,725 4,802 14,426 34,060 1,365,013
The net book value ofland and buildings
comprises:
2023 2022
6 F
Freeholds
(Hailsham
Properties 50 years from 2016) 45,000 67,989
Long leaseholds
(over 50years)
726,560 733,480
Youth Building (brought into use in April 2020) 507,372 510,256
1,278,932 1,311,725
2023 2022
Cost 972,139 972,139
Accumulated depreciation 147,765 139,988
At 31 March 2023 824,374 832,151
All other tangible fixed assets are stated at historical cost.

11 Debtors
Total Total
2023 2022
B
Trade debtors 170,862 238,308
Prepayments and accrued income 13,749 38,250
184,611 278,556
12 Creditors: amounts falling due within one year
Total Total
2023 2022
6 5
Trade creditors 279,066 245,437
Taxes and social security costs 144,039 144,247
Other creditors 33,078 34,860
Accruals 29,339 26,792
Deferred income 23'7,679 245,720
723,201 697,058

Movement in funds
Balance at 1 Incoming Resources Balance at 31
April 2022 resources expended March 2023
f f
Youth Shelters 4,803 540 4263
Victim Support 1,314 110 1,424
Children
and Family Centre Capital
210,790 6,920 203,870
Advice Hub 148,448 1,176,722 945,100 380,070
Food Security 92,579 180,857 143,410 130,026
Sompriti 13,188 38,799 21,557 28,410
Community
Action
8,300 8,300
Solar Panels 34,060 4,865 29,195
Employability 97,432 1,511,475 1,554,688 54,219
Wellbeing 45,880 32,838 13,042
Youth projects 12,850 243,581 106,218 150,213
SODA projects Youth Building 495,816 15,879 7,238 504,457
DICC Community Gardens 21,939 8,388 13,550
Community
Hubs
24,488 157,199 142,734 38,933
Family Learning 30,945 92,804 98,788 24,961
Healthy
Lifestyles
7,942 243,617 251,559
Social Enterprise 37,185 37,185
SODA other 1,988 1,988
1,233,739 3,715,210 3,373,738 1,575,211
A portion ofthe remaining
value of
SODA's 125year lease on its Children
and
Family Centre (Denton Island
Community
Centre) is reported as
a restricted fund. The Trustees
recognise
that their discretion over the
use ofthis fund is restricted to the purpose agreed with each funder.
In certain circumstances,
where either
the lease is sold orthe use ofthe building is changed, or in some cases both of these, the funder's permission
is required
ifthe Charity isto retain
the funds. In some cases the restriction
is
time limited. The Trustees are
committed
to running
the Children
and Family Centre for the benefit ofNewhaven residents
in
the long term
and therefore consider the possibility of either selling the lease or significantly changing
its use
to be remote.