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2022-03-31-accounts

Registered
Charit

y: Number: 1109167
TRUSTEES
Chair: Mary Pragnell: Chair since 21 March 2018. Appointed:
16
January 2016.
Reappointed:
16January 2022
Secretary: Janet Wright:
Appointed:
20 November
2013. Re-appointed: 13 September
2016. Reappointed:
20November 2019.
Treasurer: James
Kirkland:
Appointed
as Trustee:
15 October 2014. Reappointed: 12
September 2017.
Appointed
as Treasurer: 6 December 2016.
Reappointed: 15 October 2020
Trustee; Fraser Hyland:
Link with Young People's
Forum. From December 2017:
Data Protection. Appointed: 21 January 2017.
Reappointed
wef 21 January 2020.
Trustee: Jean
King:
Marketing:
Appointed:
25 January
2014. Re-appointed:18 July
2017.Reappointed:
25January 2020
Trustee: Lara Plaxton: Human
Resources. Appointed:
20 May 2014.Re-appointed: 18
May 2017. Reappointed:
20 May 2020
Trustee: Sarita Brucciani: Appointed: 6 December 2019
Trustee: Amy Cook: Appointed
September 2021

Issue Key Mitigating
actions
Child Protection failure/Safeguarding incident Top priority
Key
policies
in
place
and
regularly
monitored
Annual
safeguarding
review
Recruitment
and vetting procedures
Training
for
staff
and
volunteers
induction
and refresher
Robust
supervision
and
performance
management
procedures
Regular repordng
to
Board
Board Safeguarding Trustee —with regular
links to operational
teams
Financial sustainability Top priority
Key
policies
and
controls in place
(including
reserves
policy) regularly
monitored
External
accounting
support and audit
setvlces
Cautious approach to annual
budgeting
Close
Board
monitoring of
income/expenditure
Focus on income generation/diversification
—including
contracts/spot
purchase/grant
funding/
sponsorship/fundraising
Focus
on
value
for
money
cost
management
Following
latest
strategic review
implementing
more
long-term strategic
approach
to
budget/contract
renewal
/upcoming
opportunities/contingency
planning.

Unrestricted Restricted Total Total
Notes Funds Funds 2022 2021
6
Income from:
Donations
and grants
2 64,578 1,645 66,223 74,559
Charitable
activities
3 244,946 757,697 1,002,643 990,641
Investments 4 91 91 593
Total 309,615 759,342 1,068,957 1,065,793
Expenditure
on:
Raising funds 5 11,429 11,429 7,709
Charitable
activities
6 302,113 651,330 953,443 854,138
Total 313,542 651,330 964,872 861,847
Net (expenditure)fincome 10 (3,927) 108,012 104,085 203,946
Transfers between funds
Net movement
in
funds 16 (3,927) 108,012 104,085 203,946
Reconciliation
of
funds
Total funds brought forward 16 426,601 415,701 842,302 638,356
Total funds canted forward 16 5422,674 6523,713 F946,387 F842,302

Notes 2022 2021
F
Cash flows from operating activities
Net movement
in funds per
statement offinancial activities 104,085 203,946
Adjustments
for:
Interest receivable 4 (91) (593)
Depreciation
charges
13 1,342 46
Decrease / (increase) in debtors 7,337 (67,145)
(Decrease) / increase in creditors (36,250) 58,830
Net cash (used in) /provided by operating activities 76,423 196,084
Cash flows from investing activities
Interest receivable 91 593
Purchase
oftangible fixed assets
(4,422)
Net cash (used in) /provided by investing activities (4,331) 593
Change
in cash at bank in the year
72,092 195,677
Cash at bank brought
forward
853,950 658,273
Cash at bank carried forward f926,042 6853,950

Income from charitable activities Unrestricted Restricted Total Total
Grants and Contracts Funds
f
Funds 2022f 2021f
London Borough of Sutton
Conferences/Consultations 100,673 100,673 24,486
Sutton Alliance (CAMHS) 34,500 34,500 90,834
Grief Support 30,000 30,000
Advocacy 77,725 77,725
Disabled
Children
54,000 54,000 40,500
London Borough ofMeiton
Advocacy 57,500 57,500 59,628
GLA Young Londoners 42,443 42,443 69,906
Global Make Some Noise 25,000 25,000 75,000
MacMillan Cancer Support 40,000
National
Lottery
50,237 50,237 50,237
Companies
and Trusts
244,946 285,619 530,565 540,050
f244,946 f757,697 f1,002,643 f990,641

FOR THE YEAR FOR THE YEAR FOR THE YEAR FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2022 MARCH 2022
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4. Investment
income
Unrestricted Restricted Total Total
Funds Funds 2022 2021
Bank interest E91 ENil E91 F593
All ofthe E593recognised in 2021was unrestricted
fund income.
5. Cost of raising funds Direct Support Total Total
Costs Costs 2022 2021
Fundraising
expenditure
E8,319 F3,110 F11,429 E7,709
All ofthe expenditure
recognised
in 2021 was charged to unrestricted
funds.
6. Cost ofcharitable
activities
Direct Support Total Total
costs costs 2022 2021
Child support services E850,403 E103,040 E953,443 E854,138
Ofthe E854,138expenditure recognised in 2021,E353,152was charged to unrestricted funds and
E500,986was charged to restricted funds.
7. Analysis ofdirect costs Raising Charitable Total Total
funds activities 2022 2021
E E
Wages and salaries 683,315 683,315 620,428
Other direct costs 8,319 167,088 175,407 71,146
E8,319 F850,403 E858,722 6691,574
8. Analysis ofsupport costs Raising Charitable Total Total
funds activities 2022 2021
E E F
Wages and salaries 20,182 20,182 80,272
Office costs 3,110 55,530 58,640 58,047
Finance 11,842
Information
technology
15,064 15,064 13,011
Premises costs 222 222 2,026
Governance costs (Note 9) 12,042 12,042 5,075
F3,110 E103,040 E106,150 F170,273

9. Governance costs Total Total
2022 2021
E
Accountancy fees 9,150 2,375
Audit fees 2,892 2,700
E12,042 E5,075
10. Net income for the year 2022 2021
The net income for the year is stated after charging:
Operating
leases rentals
E43,091 E39,654
Depreciation oftangible fixed assets E1,342 E46

11. Trustees remuneration
and expenses
Trustees remuneration
and expenses
Trustees remuneration
and expenses
Trustees remuneration
and expenses
During this year and the previous year, the Trustees received no remuneration or benefits in kind.
Trustees were not reimbursed any expenses during the year (2021:FNil).
12. Staff costs 2022 2021
E
Wages and Salaries 637,392 629,644
Social security costs 48,776 52,735
Pension costs 17,329 18,321
E703,497 6700,700
No. No.
Average
number ofemployees
based on full-time equivalents 30 28

FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH
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2022
13. Tangible fixed assets Plant and
Machinery
Cost
At 1 April 2021 17,464
Additions 4,422
Disposals
At 31 March 2022 21,886
Depreciation
At 1 April 2021 17,464
Charged in the year 1,342
Elimination
on disposals
At 31 March 2022 18,806
Net book value
31 March 2022 F3,080
31 March 2021 FNil
14. Debtors 2022 2021
F
Trade debtors 70,453 43,063
Prepayments
and accrued income
5,102 39,829
675,555 F82,892
15. Creditors —Amounts falling due within one year 2022f 2021
F
Accruals and deferred income 54,436 67,958
Other creditors 3,854 26,582
F58,290 F94,540
Deferred income analysis 2022 2021
EE
As at 1 April 2021 65,258 28,220
Additions during the year 43,683 65,258
Amounts released to income (65,258) (28,220)
As at 31 March 2022 F43,683 F65,258

Movement
in funds
Transfers
Brought Incoming Resources Between Carried
Forward Resources Expended Funds Forward
2022 E F E E
Restrictedfunds
Grief Support 29,533 113,385 53,145 89,773
Conferences/Consultation 8,911 201,590 66,107 144,394
Disabled
Children
31,008 49,570 (18,562)
Macmillan
Mitcham
28,084 10,522 17,562
Advocacy —Children's Trust 21,740 30,000 15,251 36,489
Advocacy - Merton 70,464 57,500 41,406 86,558
Sutton Alliance (CAMHS) 21,758 34,500 65,757 (9,499)
Young Victims ofCrime (5,669) 34,667 24,335 4,663
Tenancy Support
Jack Petchey (774) (774)
Lloyds Foundation 14,108 9,416 4,692
Merton 20,000 5,164 14,836
Children
in Need
26,860 18,295 33,056 12,099
Global Make Some Noise 74,142 25,000 87,336 11,806
GLA Young Londoners 23,700 42,443 46,597 19,546
National
Lottery
37,504 50,237 96,456 (8,715)
Helping
Hands —Sutton
Transform 34,332 16,929 17,403
Advocacy Sutton Missing
Young People 77,725 23,531
Helping
Hands —City Bridge
Trust 54,000 6,752 47,248
Total restricted funds 415,701 759,342 651,330 523,713
Unrestricted
funds
General 281,601 309,615 313,542 277,674
Designated
Funds
Environmental
and
health
and safety 90,000 90,000
DiversifIcation
of
fundraising 55,000 55,000
426,601 309,615 313,542 422,674
Total funds E842,302 E1,068,957 F964,872 ENil F946,387

Comparative
informatio
n
for th
e previous fina ncial year is se t out in the foll owing table:
Transfers
Brought incoming Resources Between Carried
2021 Forward
6
Resources Expended
6
Fundsf Forward
Grief Support 21,969 69,660 62,096 29,533
Conferences/Consultation 22,320 24,486 37,895 8,911
Disabled Children 13,443 40,500 22,935 31,008
Macmillan
Mitcham
11,250 40,000 23,166 28,084
Advocacy —Children's Trust 21,937 24,000 24,197 21,740
Advocacy - Merton 39,398 59,628 28,562 70,464
Sutton Alliance (CAMHS) 11,845 90,834 80,921 21,758
Young Victims ofCrime 5,669 (5,669)
Tenancy Support
Jack Petchey 4,836 5,610 (774)
Lloyds Foundation 22,843 1,250 9,985 14,108
Children
in Need
19,249 40,000 32,389 26,860
Global Make Some Noise 39,898 75,000 40,756 74,142
GLA Young Londoners 20,300 69,906 66,506 23,700
National
Lottery
44,565 50,237 57,298 37,504
Helping
Hands —Sutton
Transform 5,333 32,000 3,001 34,332
Total restricted funds 299,186 617,501 500,986 415,701
Unrestricted
funds
General 339,170 448,292 360,861 (145,000) 281,601
Designated
Funds
Environmental
and
health
and safety 90,000 90,000
DiversBcation of
fundraising 55,000 55,000
339,170 448,292 360,861 426,601
Total funds 6638,356 61,065,793 F861,847 ENil 6842,302

17. Analysis ofnet assets between funds Unrestricted Restricted Total Total
Funds Funds Funds Funds
2022 2022 2022 2021
2022 E F.
Fixed assets 3,080 3,080
Current assets 434,201 567,396 1,001,597 937,727
Current liabilities (14,607) (43,683) (58,290) (95,425)
6422,674 F523,713 6946,387 f842,302
Compar ative
information
for th
e previous
financial year isa
s follows:
Unrestricted Restricted Total Total
Funds Funds Funds Funds
2021 2021 2021 2020
2021 E 6 E E
Fixed assets 46
Current assets 459,768 477,959 937,727 674,020
Current liabilities (33,167) (62,258) (95,425) (35,710)
F426,601 6415,701 F842,302 8638,356

The to tal fu ture min imum
lease payments
due und
er non-cancellable
operating
leases a
re as follows
2022 2021
F
VNthin one year 42,485 43,091
Within two and five years 105,791 148,276
6148,276 F191,367

income from: 2022 2021
6
Donations
and grants
Donations 66,223 74,559
Investment
income
Bank interest 91 593
Charitable
activities
Grants and contracts 1,002,643 990,641
Total Incoming
resources
61,068,957 61,065,793
Expenditure
on:
Direct costs
Wages
Social security
Pension
Telephone
Postage and stationery
Recruitment
and training
Subcontractors
Travel and subsistence
Consultation
and fundraising
Books, publications
and subscriptions
Support/children's
groups
Equipment
and equipment
hire
Repairs and cleaning
Depreciation - computer
equipment
Bank charges
Insurance
Photocopying
& Printing
Advertising
619,030
47,640
16,645
7,400
1,257
3,956
65,673
4,028
8,834
1,056
10,856
3,107
30,803
1,342
301
5,309
1,688
29,797
558,358
46,740
15,330
7,086
896
2,668
46,661
3,120
2,031
696
3,744
2,714
1,362
46
122
858,722 691,574
Governance
costs
Auditor's fees
Accountancy fees
2,892
9,150
2,700
2,375
12,042 5,075

FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31
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MARCH 2022
2022 2021
6
Support costs
Wages 18,363 71,287
Social security 1,136 5,995
Pension 684 2,990
Rent 37,521 34,083
Rates and water 2,666 2,396
Insurance 160 5,495
Light and heat 3,061 4,449
Postage, stationery and subscriptions 962 595
Marketing
and fundraising
3,110 6,193
Professional fees 6,163 2,236
Travel and subsistence 1,914 1,486
Office cleaning 3,082 1,114
78,822 138,319
Finance
Consultancy 11,842
Information
technology
Computer expenses 15,064 13,011
Premises costs
Repairs and renewals 222 2,026
Total expenditure 964,872 861,847
Net income 6104,085 K203,946