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ChoicesYouthClub
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disabilitieswhose social life is otherwise
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Pata tale
whetherthetrustees have
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Commission on public|All trustees receive a Trustee Handbook
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guidance from the Charity Commission is
referenced and circulated.||=
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include further statements where relevant about.
Co|SORPreference
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services free ofcharge to members. Where
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Para 1.44|Thecharityachievedand exceeded the
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|| ||Other|||||||||| > ## Structure, Governance and Management ; |(Description ofchartys|||| |---|---|---|---| || Typeofgoverningdocument | Para1.25|||Constitution, amended2007
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||Charitable unincorporated association|| || Trusteeselectionmethods|Pa'@125"
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members and trustees.|| || any person or body entitled||||| |_ to appoint one or more
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neers|||| |Additional information (optional)|||| |You may choose to include further statements||where relevant about,|| |||A trustee handbook is provided fornew|| || Policies and procedures
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Syndrome Association which provides it's
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organisation ofNorth Herts Council for
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_HR and payroll services.|| || Other||||| |Pd|||| |Reference and Administrative details|||| |(Charity name
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| Charity’s principal address = 20A Upper CulverRoad
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|| |Names ofthe charity trustees whomanagethe charity
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MISTI em(ipemnste (tan
Lauren Hartley
Chair
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Board and membership ofUp
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Lauren Hartley
Chair
Wholeyear
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| on Downs.|Names ofthe charity trustees whomanagethe charity
ates
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MISTI em(ipemnste (tan
Lauren Hartley
Chair
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| on Downs.|Names ofthe charity trustees whomanagethe charity
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actedThnotforwhl “igineaf parson Tor body) entitled
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Lauren Hartley
Chair
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Lauren Hartley
Chair
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| on Downs.|Names ofthe charity trustees whomanagethe charity
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Pn_——————as sss ## Declarations The trustees declare that they have approved the trustees’ report above. Signed on behalf of the charity’s trustees **----- Start of picture text -----**
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|||||||||| |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| |Up|on|Downs|accounts| |2023/24|Bal|b/f|Income|Costs|Bal|c/f| |Speech|development|-|4,444.00|-5,902.29|-1,458.29| |Grants,|Donations|&|Other| |Expenditure|24,611.92|47,242.98|-24489.21|47,365.69| |Total|as|at|31St August|2024|24,611.92|51,686.98|-30,391.50|45,907.40| |Up|on|Downs|accounts| |2022/23|Bal|b/f|Income|Costs|Bal|c/f| |Speech|development|-|4,983.50|-7,284.88|-2,301.38| |Grants,|Donations|&|Other| |Expenditure|26,821.85|28,307.90|-28,216.45|26,913.30| |Total|as|at 31S August 2023|26,821.85|33,291.40|-35,501.33|24,611.92| |Up|on|Downs|accounts| |2021/22|Bal|b/f|Income|Costs|Bal|c/f| |Speech|Therapy|-|4,037.00|-7,400.08|-3,363.08| |Grants,|Donations|&|Other| |Expenditure|39,659.85|14,467.23|-23,942.15|30,184.93| |Total|as|at 31S August 2022|39,659.85|18,504.23|-31,342.23|26,821.85| |Up|on|Downs|accounts| |2020/21|Bal|b/f|Income|Costs|Bal|c/f| |Speech|Therapy|-|5,063.00|-7,953.38|-2,890.38| |-|Grants,|Donations|&|Other| |Expenditure|39,447.00|29,068.08|-25,964.85|42,550.23| |Total|as|at 31S August 2021|39,447.00|34,131.08|-33,918.23|39,659.85| |Up|on|Downs|accounts| |2019/20|Bal|b/f|Income|Costs|Bal|c/f| |Speech|Therapy|-|2,824.00|-4,517.80|-1,693.80| |Grants,|Donations|&|Other| |Expenditure|39,450.72|20,428.83|-18,738.75|41,140.80| |Total|as|at 31S August 2020|39,450.72|23,252.83|-23,256.55|39,447.00| **----- End of picture text -----**
' Balance carried forward has increased by £21,295.48 to £45,907.40. It can be seen that we have had a successful year in terms of income generation with an increase of £18,935.08 on last year (excluding the speech development programme) from grants and donations coupled with a slight decrease in expenditure. This significant increase in income arises primarily from three significant sources: an increased grant from the National Lottery, a donation from the Hitchin Property Trust and large number of individual donations connected to our involvement in the St Albans Half Marathon. The cost to the charity of providing the Speech Development Programme has dropped slightly to £5,902.29; this is due to having slightly fewer children in the programme and a delay in receiving invoices from co-workers. ; The balance of our PayPal account is currently £137.70 Grants, donations and funds raised totalled £51,686.98 including these significant revenues as follows: . |National Lottery Community Grant|£13,134.00| |---|---| |StAlbans Half Marathon Sponsorship and other proceeds|£12,171.14| |Hitchin Property Trustdonation|£7,500.00| |Rita Donagh donations|£2,891.00| |HCC Building Life Chances Early Years Grant|£1,407.00| |StAlbans Cathedral Congregational Giving Donation|£1,215.00| |Christmas card sales|£1,151.50| |St George’s Day Charity Club Donations|£841.00| |John F Hunt Power donation towards Ambassador’s Programme|£630.00| |HCC Councillor's Locality Budget granttowardsAmbassador's
Programme|£600.00| |CBRE Global Investments donation (nominated by John Clarke)|£525.00| |Radlett Cork Lodge (Freemasons) Donation|£500.00| |Pimlico Lodge (Freemasons) Donation|£500.00| |Colourbyte donation forfundraising material (initiated by Stockley
family)|£500.00| Outgoings totalled £30,391 .50 including this list of the most significant costs to the charity: ||charity:||| |---|---|---|---| |.|Staffsalaries|£17,762.36|| ||Facilitator for teen zoom meetings (partially funded by BLC grant)|£1,835.00|| ||Cost of providing the Speech Development Programme|£1,458.29|| ||Choices teen youth club (funded by BLC grant)|£1,905.80|~| ||Hertfordshire Zoo and Woodside farm summer trips “)|£436.75|| ||Christmas party 2023 (including presents)|£483.10|| ||Zoom Annual Subscription|£155.78|| ||Familymeetingscosts|£72.10|| ## Notes 3 The total cost of the summer trips was £841.75 less £405.00 in parental contributions, £111.75 of this amount was paid using PayPal funds. We, the undersigned, confirm that these accounts have been circulated to all trustees of Up on Downs and agreed as correct at the charity’s Annual General Meeting on Sunday 18" November 2024. |November 2024.||| |---|---|---| |“||f)| |John Clark|Lauren Hartley|Sarah Stockley| |Trustee—Treasurer|Trustee-Chair|Trustee| umma of charl structure and ear endin 31° Au ust 2024 Scrutiny of accounts undertaken on Friday 14 February 2025. This is a parent run organisation which supports families of children with Downs Syndrome. They support other parents by sharing information and creating opportunities for families to socialise and learn together. They support our children by arranging specific artivities and by working with other agencies to increase awarene55 of Downs Syndrome and improve the opportunities available to people with the condition. Organisation There are two part time employees currently, originally three up until May 2024- Alisande Isande) Nuttall- Director110 Hours perweek) until May 2024 upon her resignation. Sande now serves as a Trustee of the charity Janet Hopcroft- Services Coordinator until May 2024, Dirertor thereafter111 Hours per week in both instances) Gemma Albon - Assistant Family Service5 Coordlnator110 Hours per weekl Services and Support Provided Speech and communication development se$5ions for children are provided bythe charity. The charity pays a percentage of the c05t and families make a £99 per tem contribution towards the cost of running the scheme. Support is provided by speech development Co-workers and overseen by a speech therapist. Speech Therapists and ca-workers are employed on an ad hoc basis, they invoice as and when theywork forthe charity. Pre-natal contatt wtth families by charity volunteers/staff, pr¢)viding further support once the baby has been born including new parent vistts Monthly family meeting 2 Sat of every month- on a drop in basis EHCP and benefits training and advising parents Social Events for families and teenagers with Down syndrome Accountln8 Information End of Term lin line wlth School Terms) is the busiest time for transartions Weekly analysis of Charitie5 Aid Foundation ICAF) giving- this 15 necessary in orderfor the donation5 to be documented on the accounts and thank you replies sent to donors Charities Aid Foundatlon credits are shown as inltial don*ion less the fee taken byfAF for donatlon admin Gift aid refunds-will be reimbursed by CAF separately within the month the donation is made Further Infornlation All adminlstration is condutted from Employees homes Accounts Sample Testlng Item5 were randomly selected by Elaine Hoar on Friday 14 February 2025. All periods are as detailed on the bank statements. all accountslreceipts/invoices verified and seen on the following 2023-2024 Balance Check Income & Expenditure totsls in the monthly accounts analysis has been reconciled against the funds received in andout of the bank account for September 2023 - August 2024. September 2023 Balance Check Bank Statement @ 31 August 2023= £24,611.92 Spreadsheet Opening Balance- £24,611.92 @ 01 September 2023 Money Out = £2,867.90 Money In= £2,319.98 Spreadsheet Balan￿ at 30 September 2023 = £25,159.84 Recelpts Sample Reviewed all expenditure and income against the bank ststement and receipts. October 2023 Recelpts Sample 12 - Reviewed the Grant from Building Life Chances Early Year5 £1407.00 against accounts and bank statement. Expenditure Sample 20 - Reviewed payment to Magda Kruszewska £394.50 against recelpt and bank statement. November 2023 Recelpts Sample 17° Reviewed donation from J R Robinson £60.Q) against the bank statement. Expendlture Samples Reviewed payment to Gemma Albon £269.00 against the receipt and bank statement. IV- Reviewed payment to Zoom £143.88 against the bank statement. January 2024 Expendlture Sample 24th- Reviewed payment to Christchurch Baptist Churth £45 against the receipt and bank statement. March 2024 Receipts Sample 11 - Reviewed donation from Colourbyte Europe Ltd £500.00 against receipt confirmation and bank statement, May 2024 Receipts Sample Reviewed all receipts £3667.413gainst the bank statement for Mav 2024. June 2024 Expenditure Sample Reviewed payment relating to Wilko £5.80 against the receipt and bank statement. July 2024 Receipts Example 19° Reviewed the funding from the National Lottery £13,134.00 agalnst the confim13tion letter and bank statement. Expenditure Samples nd_ Reviewed payment to Emily Enoch £185.00 agalnst the invoice and b3nk statement. 15 - Reviewed payment to Hertfordshire Zoo £700 against the receipt and bank statement. th 15 - Reviewed the payment to Paula Binks £640.14 against the Invol￿ and bank statement. July 2024 Balance Check Spreadsheet Opening Balance - £45,589.82 @ 01 Aug 2024 Money In= £1,222.89 Money Out= £905.32 Bank & Spreadsheet Balan￿ at 31 Aug 2024= £45,907.40 The 202312024 accounts Ikive been reconclled to the spreadsheets maintained by Up on Down5 to ensure that total Income and costs have been reported accurately. Sample te5tin8 has been evldenced by ticking of the recelpts/transactions and inthlllng the relevant pages.