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



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|Child Protection failure/Safeguarding||incident|Top priority|||||
||||Key<br>policies<br>in|place<br>and|regularly|||
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||||Annual<br>safeguarding|review||||
||||Recruitment<br>and vetting procedures|||||
||||Training<br>for<br>staff|and<br>volunteers||||
||||induction<br>and refresher|||||
||||Robust<br>supervision|and<br>performance||||
||||management<br>procedures|||||
||||Regular repordng<br>to|Board||||
||||Board Safeguarding|Trustee —with||regular||
||||links to operational<br>teams|||||
|Financial|sustainability||Top priority|||||
||||Key<br>policies<br>and|controls|in|place||
||||(including<br>reserves|policy)|regularly|||
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||||External<br>accounting|support|and||audit|
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||||Cautious approach to annual<br>budgeting|||||
||||Close<br>Board|monitoring|||of|
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||||Focus on income generation/diversification|||||
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||||funding/<br>sponsorship/fundraising|||||
||||Focus<br>on<br>value|for<br>money||—|cost|
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||||Following<br>latest|strategic||review||
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|Income from:|||||||
|Donations<br>and grants||2|64,578|1,645|66,223|74,559|
|Charitable<br>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<br>on:|||||||
|Raising funds||5|11,429||11,429|7,709|
|Charitable<br>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<br>in|funds|16|(3,927)|108,012|104,085|203,946|
|Reconciliation<br>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|





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|Cash flows from operating||activities|||||||
|Net movement<br>in funds per|statement||offinancial||activities||104,085|203,946|
|Adjustments<br>for:|||||||||
|Interest receivable||||||4|(91)|(593)|
|Depreciation<br>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<br>oftangible fixed assets|||||||(4,422)||
|Net cash (used in) /provided by investing||||activities|||(4,331)|593|
|Change<br>in cash at bank in the year|||||||72,092|195,677|
|Cash at bank brought<br>forward|||||||853,950|658,273|
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|Income from charitable activities|Unrestricted|Restricted|Total|Total|
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|Grants and Contracts|Funds<br>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<br>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<br>Lottery||50,237|50,237|50,237|
|Companies<br>and Trusts|244,946|285,619|530,565|540,050|
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|4.|Investment<br>income|||||Unrestricted||Restricted|Total|Total|
|||||||Funds||Funds|2022|2021|
||Bank interest|||||E91||ENil|E91|F593|
||All ofthe E593recognised|in|2021was unrestricted<br>fund income.||||||||
|5.|Cost of raising funds|||||Direct||Support|Total|Total|
|||||||Costs||Costs|2022|2021|
||Fundraising<br>expenditure|||||E8,319||F3,110|F11,429|E7,709|
||All ofthe expenditure<br>recognised|||in 2021 was charged|||to unrestricted<br>funds.||||
|6.|Cost ofcharitable<br>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|
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||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|
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||Wages and salaries|||||||20,182|20,182|80,272|
||Office costs|||||3,110||55,530|58,640|58,047|
||Finance|||||||||11,842|
||Information<br>technology|||||||15,064|15,064|13,011|
||Premises costs|||||||222|222|2,026|
||Governance costs (Note 9)|||||||12,042|12,042|5,075|
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||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<br>leases rentals||E43,091|E39,654|
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||Trustees were not reimbursed|any expenses|during the year (2021:FNil).||||
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||Wages and Salaries|||637,392||629,644|
||Social security costs||||48,776|52,735|
||Pension costs||||17,329|18,321|
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|13.|Tangible|fixed assets|||Plant and|
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||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<br>on disposals|||||
||At 31 March 2022||||18,806|
||Net book value|||||
||31 March|2022|||F3,080|
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||Prepayments<br>and accrued income|||5,102|39,829|
|||||675,555|F82,892|
|15.|Creditors|—Amounts|falling due within one year|2022f|2021<br>F|
||Accruals|and deferred|income|54,436|67,958|
||Other creditors|||3,854|26,582|
|||||F58,290|F94,540|
||Deferred|income analysis||2022|2021|
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||Additions|during the year||43,683|65,258|
||Amounts|released to income||(65,258)|(28,220)|
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|Grief Support||29,533|113,385|53,145||89,773|
|Conferences/Consultation||8,911|201,590|66,107||144,394|
|Disabled<br>Children||31,008||49,570||(18,562)|
|Macmillan<br>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<br>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<br>Lottery||37,504|50,237|96,456||(8,715)|
|Helping<br>Hands —Sutton|||||||
|Transform||34,332||16,929||17,403|
|Advocacy Sutton Missing|||||||
|Young People|||77,725|23,531|||
|Helping<br>Hands —City Bridge|||||||
|Trust|||54,000|6,752||47,248|
|Total restricted funds||415,701|759,342|651,330||523,713|
|Unrestricted<br>funds|||||||
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|Designated<br>Funds|||||||
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|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<br>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<br>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<br>Lottery||44,565|50,237|57,298||37,504|
|Helping<br>Hands —Sutton|||||||
|Transform||5,333|32,000|3,001||34,332|
|Total restricted funds||299,186|617,501|500,986||415,701|
|Unrestricted<br>funds|||||||
|General||339,170|448,292|360,861|(145,000)|281,601|
|Designated<br>Funds|||||||
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|DiversBcation of|||||||
|fundraising|||||55,000|55,000|
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||Current|assets||434,201|567,396|1,001,597|937,727|
||Current|liabilities||(14,607)|(43,683)|(58,290)|(95,425)|
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|Bank interest|||91|593|
|Charitable<br>activities|||||
|Grants and contracts|||1,002,643|990,641|
|Total Incoming<br>resources|||61,068,957|61,065,793|
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|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<br>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|
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|Consultancy|||11,842|
|Information<br>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|



