' 14wusbrJdge IPI Annual Report~" YOUTH. Apr 2020- mar￿2T-+ FlwIster*J:44a￿¥9do.. 11 Meals on Wheels, March - April 2020 At the start of the first lockdown, we wanted to remain as active as possible in serving the local community whilst we were formulating a plan for the ongoing work of Kingsbridge Youth For Christ. One such place was in making use of the KYFC bus. We used our bus to help local charity. Kingsbridge Age Concern. deliver meals to the elderly. Each day our centre director. Jonny and youth worker, Becky. delivered hot meals at lunch time to residents of the town in the KYFC bus. Despite the requirement for gloves. masks. meticulous hygiene and social distancing processès involvèd with food delivèry, it Was a pleasure to meet and serve membèrs of the community at the other end of the age range. We were always met with a smile., some wanted to talk for hours at a time and didn't seem to care if their meals went cold,. it was their only human contact of the day. 8DI6 LYX Kingsbridge Youth For Christ YouTube Channel, April 2020 - Ongoing DELIVERING LUNCHES WITH THE KYFC BUS In 2018, British Youth for Christ undertook a piece of research called Gen Z.. Digital Generation which surveyed an equal demographic of 1000 11-18 year olds around the UK, in part aiming to discover the ways young people use and interact with the digital world. When asked "Which of the following online activities are you most likely to engage with in your free time?, thè most popular answer was YouTube, with 32% of the young peorjle sèlecting 93 Meals Delivered to local elderly residents with the KYFC Van The Third Lockdown. January- March 2021 school CU into the building where our office is located in order to create a more relaxed feel. and give us more time and frèedom for activities. The Loungè youth club Is to reopèn for limited numbers with social distèncing rules in lace, and we will reengage with the young people twice a week after school through our detached youth work on the Quay using the bus. The start of the new year was slow. Both staff members contracted COVID-19 and were off work for several weeks The schools had also once again fully closed their doors as we entered another national lockdown. At Kingsbridge Youth For Christ. we kept praying. Our weekly online prayer meetings continued to be a focus for the team. volunteers and supportèrs of the charity. Youth work was now concentrated on our YouTube channel In order to maintain connections with young people and to reach out to the school. There was a real wearinèss in the team at this time, but It was constant reminder to rely on God's strength. IOUSLY RESUME AND DEVELOP SERVI LIGHT OF LIFTING OF SOCIAL DISTANCIN6 RESTRICTIONS. IN Finally In March 2021, the lockdown was lifted and we wère ablè to go back into the schools, and begin to think about reopening our clubs. the bus returning to the quay. and CU meeting up in person again. ASSESS NEEDS OF LOCAL SCHOOLS. CHURCHES UNG PEOPLE TO BE MOST EFFICIENT IN OUR SER POST-LOCKDOWN TO GR NDRAISE THROUGH INDIVIDUAL CAMPAIG AWARDS WITH A MINIMUM TARGET O ZERO DEFICIT AND ET The need for pastoral support in the secondary school was overwhelming when students returned. We finished off our "Nomentous" mentoring course at the end of Narch. and continue to support KCC. In future, we plan to take on and train more volunteer mentors to meet the growing needs for this in school and to extend this Drogramme to include mÈntorin9 for girls. From April 2020-March 2021, a total of 8 pupils receivèd mentoring support from KYFC. Looking Forward... 8 Pupils ceived direct mentoring support from gsbridge Youth For Christ during the Pandemic In addition to developing our mentoring services, looking ahead, we are planning to move the ENTS KINGSBRIDGE yO￿H FOR CHRIST RÈtÈiptS & PaymÈnis Attouni Tor Ihe year enlled 31 March 2021 2021 2020 RECEIPTS Bank Inte￿¢ Bus IrKome 30 Oonations 540 Coffee Bar Donations Other Incoff Ger￿[￿ DonaiK)ns Youth Wotker Donation Grant5 Donation 18,904 22.399 20,736 11.434 Mentoring Youih aub Sale of fumiiure 785 1.294 25 41,378 4W8 34,248 Total Receipts PAYME￿$ ALlmin151raiion For Olher Causes Rent Te￿phone, siatimery & rA)St Attountanty Insurance Subs & Child pr￿ecu￿n Bank Charges Mistellaneous Vidèo Proieciorl Laptep Youlhwork In Stho Rep￿r5 & mainipnan TTaining i.o( 2.418 269 360 922 1.7(M) 2.460 503 894 299 70 150 212 189 ioi 450 974 ioi 843 6.508 2,127 4.tKJS 18 8.195 2.175 Bus Exrenses Bus Depreckqtson Caienng Coffee Bar 43 SUppl￿s Qlher 301 278 40 579.26 Evangelism Special Even ENTS &Jpport for indNiduals 660 iii Youth Club Work Club Running Cosis Mentoring expenses 663 787 132 55 Youth Worker Staff Cos Ext￿nseS 38,037 427 29.470 2,510 38,465 31,981 Total Payments 51.990 45.138 (Deficlt) l Excess of Recelpts over Payments -9,562 STATEMEN KINGSBRIDGE YOUTH FOR CHRIST sts*ment ofAssets & Liab￿￿e5 As At 31 March 2021 2021 2020 Tangible Assets at cost Bus Computer Furniture & Equipment 22,693 2,974 s,ioo 26,698 2,974 S,ICKJ 34.772 Monetary Assets CAF Current Account CAF Deposit Account 10,573 63,335 73.907 11,160 68,304 79.464 73,907 79,464 Net Assets Represented by Unr•Stri￿ed Rostricted 20.715 2.851 Designatod 90,670 114,236 123,558 Fund Movement adjustrneTht ExcesslDefici( this ye8W 8alance clf 12,072 -19.994 -9,S62 -9,322 114236 Trustoes Declaration We approve thes2 un-audiied accounts fort the yw ended 31 March 2021, wbfich cornpri5e a Reteipts & Pa)Thents Acc(XlttL ttd siaiemeni of Assets and Llabllill￿ an11 related notes. We acknowledge our responsibiiityfoT the accounts indudillg thE wovfjslon of ajl the iDfortDation and explatL3UOllS necessary fDr the completion. Signed Date Prim name... INER R•pDrt ¢0 Ihvtru¥¢•HI th•mb￿l of KINGSBFIIDtsE YOUTH FOR CHRIST on accounts lu the year ended 31 March 2021 eharfjty no 1137166 R•$p•¢ii¥• wpon$lbllltl4s The charity's trustees are TespNSlb￿ lor the p￿parat￿ ol the account5. 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