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t CONSTITUTION ADOPTED 8OCTOBER 2009(REVIEWED 11 FEBRUARY 2014)amended to allow Electronic meetings (2020) |
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| How the chafiiy is constituted | TRUST | ||
| REAPPOINTED ANNUALLY AT THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING |
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| Additional governance issues |
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| You may choose to indude additional information, where relevant, about: |
Street Pastors Newcastle operates as part ofa national network of Street Pastor organisations under license from the Ascension Trust, a company iimited by guarantee, registered at Alpha House, 158Garth Road, Morden, London, SM4 4TQ. |
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| ~ | policies and procedures adopted forthe induction |
and | The following policies and procedures are provided to each new charity trustee |
| training oftrustees; | ~ Newcastle Upon Tyne Street Pastors Constitution October 2008 |
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| ~ | the charity*s organisational | (Reviewed February 2014). |
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structure and any wider network with which the charity works; reiationship with any related parties; trustees' consideration of major risks and the system and procedures to manage them. |
The SixTrustees form the Management Commits. The Trustees formally meet a minimum offour times a year. All Trustees give their time voluntariiy and receive no remuneration or other benefits during the year. AStreet Pastor Co-ordinator is employed for three days aweek. The principal roles and responsibilities ofthe Co-ordinator is to recruit and organise training for new SPs, iiaise with current SPsto resource weekiy patrols, assist in the development ofworking protocols with the police, the local council and other agencies, speak on the work ofStreet Pastors to other organisations and to fund-raise forthe work ofStreet Pastors. An integral part ofthe role isto regularly brief the Management Committee on the work and development ofthe initiative within the area and to ensure |
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| that the Management Committee comply with charity law, the Licence |
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| Agreement and the various Street Pastors' policies, procedures and guidelines. |
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| A Treasurer supports the work ofNSP. Responsibilities include banking of receipts and organising payments, producing monthly management reports, preparing and submitting Gilt Aid claims, preparing an annual report for presentation at the Annual General Meeting, and submitting an Annual Return forthe Charity Commission. Fundraising research is also undertaken. |
| Street Pastors Newcastle works in partnership with the following |
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| ~ Newcastle City Council, by signposting vulnerable persons to Changing Lives, Housing Advice, Children's Services and Domestic |
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| ~ Newcastle City Council: working/updating the Rough Sleeper Coordinator. |
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| a Northumbria Police, in strategic planning for the nighttime economy and other ad hoc events. |
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| ~ Northumbria Police, by releasing resources for more pressurised matters. |
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| ~ The Ambulance Service, by providing basic first aid, thus reducing ambulance calls. |
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| ~ FSNE Medical by offering frontline first aid and working in their Mobile Medical Unit located in the city centre. |
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| ~ Licenses premises/door staff and hoteliers, by caring for vulnerable people entering or leaving their premises. |
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| ~ Changing Lives, by referring the homeless totheir Outreach Team. a St Nicolas' Cathedral, who provide a city centre office space and an operational base. |
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| ~ Nexus -patrols in and around Haymarket /i' Eldon Square Bus Stations. |
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| The objects ofthe Street Pastors Newcastle as set out in the 2009 Constitution and reviewed in 2014are |
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| Toadvance education in accordance with Christian principles by such means as the Management Committee may consider appropriate in Newcastle upon Tyne and in such other parts ofthe United Kingdom or the world as the Management Committee may from time to time think fit and to fulfil such other purposes which are exclusively charitable according tothe law ofEngland and Wales and are connected with the charitable work ofthe Charity. |
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| Summary ofthe objects ofthe charity set out in its governing document |
To relieve sickness and financial hardship and to promote and preserve good health by the provision offunds goods or senriices ofany kind including through the provision ofcounselling and support in Newcastle upon Tyne and in such other parts ofthe United Kingdom or the world as the Management Committee may from time totime think fit. |
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| Toadvance the Christian Faith in accordance with the License Agreement executed with Ascension Trust and the Core Values and Mission Statement appearing in the Schedule hereto in Newcastle upon Tyne and in such other parts ofthe United Kingdom orthe world as the Management Committee may from time to time think fit parilcularly but not exclusively by means ofcaring, listening and helping people on the streets and at various venues d and ni ht. |
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| Summary of achievements |
the main ofthe charity |
2023 Serving the people of Newcastle's night time experience filled with happiness &Sadness. |
economy was ajoyful | ||
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| Ma/e | 294 | ||||
| Female | 295 | ||||
| Total Vulnerable persons helped |
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| Contacts —chats etc. | 6030 | ||||
| Bottles/glasses picked |
up | 3813 | |||
| Bottles ofwater given | out | 751 | |||
| First aid | 29 | ||||
| Foil Safety blankets | 521 | ||||
| Flip Flops given out | 471 | ||||
| Anti-social behaviour | 10 | ||||
| Altercation s |
21 | ||||
| Faith conversations | 70 | ||||
| CCTV calls received | 40 | ||||
| Calls from Door staff | 108 |
| Briefstatement ofthe charity*s policy on reserves |
The Trustees aim to maintain reserves equivalent toat least 6 months of expenditure. |
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| Details ofany funds materially in deficit |
None |
| Further financial review details |
(Qptional information) |
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The charity*s main sources ofincome are |
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| ~ the charity's principal sources offunds (induding any fundraising); ~ how expenditure has |
~ individual donations and gift aid ~ Donations by local churches and related groups ~ Voiunteer contributions for uniforms and training ~ A grant from the Police and Crime Commissioner via Northumbria Police |
| supported the key objectives |
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| ofthe charity; | General Fund |
| ~ investment policy and objectives including any ethical investment policy adopted. |
Total income for2023amounted tok27,314.43adecrease off19,695.05 ofincome 2022247,009.52.The reason forthe decrease was the completion ofthe PCC grants for Safer streets forwomen 8 Safer transport. However, we received K20,000from Northumbria Police for 2023. |
| Total expenditure for2023 amounted toF38,211.22 increase of K2,625.71 compared to 2022 F35,582.51.The main areas ofexpenditure are the Co-ordinator's salary, the service charge, licence fee Operational costs &Training. These are unavoidable costs tothe running ofthe charity in 2023. |
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| A deficit off10,896.79was reported in 2023, compared with a surplus of f11,427 in 2022. |
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| Unrestricted reserves at 31 December 2023are K16,024.76which are held in cash with Reliance Bank. They amount to9months of |
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| The Trustees have set a minimum 6-month financial reserve target, which based on current expenditure leveis is F3,184.26 per month. Ifthis were reached, then the Trustees would seek to implement astrategy to secure the charity's financial viability. Based on pessimistic assumptions this situation will be reached in mid-2024 |
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| Restricted Fund | |
| This relates to a project undertaken by PCC —Safety ofWomen at Night (SWAN), administered by Northumbria PCC F100was received, to be utilised in 2023. |
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