2022-03-31-accounts

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					The relief of poverty, hardship and distress among children	in Nepal and
					elsewhere throughout the world, particularly those who	have been
					abandoned, orphaned or are at risk of abandonment (tfie beneficiaries), by
Summary ofthe objects ofthe charity set out in its governing document					such exclusively charitable means as the trustees shall from time to time determine. The advancement of education of the beneficiaries by the provision or assistance with the provisions of educational facilitie's, teachers and
					materials.
			The	main activities undertaken for the public benefit during this year include:
				~	the financial support of Our Home, a shelter for girls that has been
					established in Dhulikhel, Nepal, and project-managed by the Help Nepal
					Network;
				~	the financial support of Grooveschool and Lyrix Organix, for the work they
					do with young people in London;
				~	the provision of online creative workshops for young people,	delivered via
					a number of partner organisations: Slreetham Drop ln Centre; Princes
Summary ofthe main					Trust Lambeth; Bradfield Youth Centre in Peckham; Quarterdeck Youth
activities undertaken	for the				Centre in Margate; South Street Kids in Ipswich; Williams	College in
public benefit in relation to					Mexico; Quantum Productions in Barbados;
these objects (include	within			~	the provision of in-person creative workshops for young people, delivered
this section the statutory					via a number of partner organisations: Netherwood Youth Centre in
declaration that trustees		have			Kilburn; Streatham Drop in Centre; Lambeth College	in Clapham;
had regard to the guidance issued by the Charity					Kingswood Estate and Bradfield Youth Centre in Peckham; Youth Centre in Margate; South Street Kids in Ipswich.	Quarterdeck
Commission on public benefit)			Music4Children declares that all trustees are aware of and carry out the public benefit and have had regard to guidance issued by			our aims for the Charity
			Commission on public benefits.
Additional details ofobjectives			and activities (Optional information)
			This	year we had approximately 80 DJs volunteer for an online		fundraising
			festival. The majority of these performed for 2 hours each, although some did
			play	for slightly less or slightly more time. In addition, around 5-10ofthese and
			other volunteers worked on organising and promoting the event.
You may choose to include
further statements, where
relevant, about:
~ policy on grantmaking;
~ policy programme related
'investment;
~ contribution made by
volunteers.

								All of		the charity's free reserves are employed in furtherance			of the	charity's	charity's
Briefstatement					ofthe			objectives on an ongoing basis.
charity's		policy			on reserves
								Ofthe		existing reserves:
								~		E4,000 is designated for supporting Lyrix Organix projects;
								~		E2,219 is designated for supporting Our Home in Dhulikhel,			Nepal;
								~		E1,375 is designated for improving our digital content.
Details ofany ln deficit				funds			materially	N/A
Further financial					review details			(Optional		information)
You may		choose to				include		The principal sources ofincome were:
additional		information,					where	73.9%	Grants (E45,500)
relevant about:								~		f25,000from The William & Katherine Longman Charitab'4		Trust (general
e ~	the charity's principal sources offunds (including any fundraising); how expenditure has							~ ~ ~		support) F15,000from Calcot Services for Children Ltd (general support) E5,000from The KELTrust (general support) E500from Kent County Council to buy equipment for our work with Quarterdeck Youth Centre
	supported the key ofthe charity;						objectives	25.5% ~	Public donations &fundraising activities (E15,683) F7,800from The Techno Festival who held an online DJevent				for our	benefit
~	investment			policy		and		~		f4,000 in direct donations to support the work of Lyrix Oiganlx
	objectives		including				any	~		E2,854 from online donations for various projects
	ethical	investment					policy	~		F1,029 in direct donations for various projects
	adopted.
								Expenditure supported the key objectives ofthe charity in the following						ways:
								534%	UK Projects (E36,252), including
										E11,825 spent on delivering online and in-person workshops			for Quarterdeck
										Youth Centre
										E5,500 in grants to support the work of Lyilx Organix
										F3,823 in grants to support the work of Grooveschool
										f3,500 spent on delivering online and in-person workshops			for South Street
										Kids
										f2,844 spent on delivering workshops at Lambeth College
										F1,850 spent on delivering online and in-person workshops			for Slreatham
										Drop-in Centre
										E1,400 spent on delivering online and in-person workshops		at	Bradfield		Youth
										Centre
										F1,375spent on delivering workshops for Netherwood Youth		Centre
										E775spent on delivering online workshops for the Prince's Trust Lambeth
										E542 spent on delivering an activity day at Klngswood Estate
										E595spent on delivering online workshops to various groups
										f277 spent on equipment
								42.6%	International Projects (E28,952)
										E15,000grant for Help Nepal Netwonk (Our Home in Nepag
										E10,302 in grants and direct costs of delivering the "Tenoli" arts exchange
										project in Mexico
										E2,950spent on delivering the Tenoli arts exchange project	in		Barbados
										E700spent on delivering workshops for the Beatbox project		in	Mexico