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|Summary<br>activities<br>purposes|Summary<br>activities<br>purposes|ofthe main<br>in relation tothose<br>forthe public|ofthe main<br>in relation tothose<br>forthe public|Para 1.17and<br>1.19|The Centre's<br>principal<br>activities are<br>grouped<br>in a number ofcategories.|
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|benefit,|in particular,||the||Social and recreational<br>opportunities<br>are|
|activities,||projects or|||created through<br>supporting<br>various local|
|services||identified<br>in|the||community<br>groups that organise and run|
|accounts.|||||relevant activities for elder local residents,|
||||||aged 50or over, through<br>Just Older Youth|
||||||(social and exercise), Southwark<br>Irish|
||||||Pensioners,<br>Deptford Pensioners'<br>Society,<br>All Saints Line Dancing and, via its|
||||||Outreach<br>activities that support vulnerable|
||||||members<br>ofthe community,<br>mostly elderly|
||||||local residents,<br>through<br>providing<br>low-cost|
||||||hot meals, organising<br>various social events|
||||||(e.g. special occasion dinners and parties)<br>and various outing trips (e.g.a day trip to<br>the seaside),|
||||||Health and Exercise activities are|
||||||supported<br>through<br>specific user groups that|
||||||provide free or low-cost sessions for local|
||||||residents,<br>induding<br>Zumba,<br>Ballet, Dance|
||||||classes, Gentle exercise for elderly, Thai-|
||||||Chi classes, Taekwondo,<br>Kundallnl<br>Yoga,|
||||||Table Tennis, Fencing and Air Weapon|
||||||Clubs.|
||||||Activities catering for children<br>and youth are|
||||||supported<br>through<br>INarvel Pre-school|
||||||Nursery,<br>Treasured<br>Kids After-school<br>Club|
||||||(provision oflow-cost childcare for working|
||||||parents);<br>All Saints Scouts (Cubs, Beavers|
||||||and Explorers), Holiday camps for children,|
||||||and Taekwondo<br>dub for children<br>and youth.|
||||||A large group ofCentre users isrepresented|
||||||by<br>community<br>worship<br>groups<br>and|
||||||patrimonial<br>societies meeting<br>on Sundays.|
||||||The Centre is widely used by training<br>and|
||||||education<br>providers,<br>particularly<br>those|
||||||delivering<br>vocational<br>training<br>and other|
||||||education<br>opportunities,<br>after-school|
||||||homework dubs for children<br>and other|
||||||similar activities. A special place in|
||||||education<br>is designated<br>for encouraging|
||||||socially responsible<br>dog ownership<br>in the|
||||||community<br>and ia provided<br>via training|
||||||delivered<br>by the Dog Owners Club.|
||||||Further, the Centre hosts regular NHS|
||||||Blood Transplant<br>sessions<br>in addition to|
||||||acting asa Polling Station for|
||||||government/electoral<br>bodies,<br>All Saints|
||||||Church Hatcham<br>Park is also a major user|
||||||ofthe Centre and hosts regular annual|
||||||events,<br>including a Summer Fair and|
||||||Christmas<br>Bazaar, the Nlayor's Carol|
||||||service and other similar occasions.|
||||||Finally, the Centre supports<br>local residents|
||||||throu<br>h hosti<br>alfordable<br>nvate|





||||functions,<br>such as weddings,<br>birthdays,||
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||||christenings,<br>children's<br>parties and others||
||||similar occasions that are vital part oflocal||
||||residents'<br>lives.||
||||The current year began with restrictions|still|
||||in place on many ofthese activities as a||
||||result ofthe Covid-19 pandemic.<br>These||
||||began to be lifted early on in the Centre's||
||||2021-22 financial year.<br>Caution has||
||||continued<br>to be exercised<br>by Centre staff||
||||and users alike as activities gradually||
||||resumed.||
|Statement<br>confirming<br>whether the trustees have<br>had regard tothe guidance<br>issued by the shanty<br>Commission<br>on public<br>benefit||Para 1.18|In setting and reviewing<br>the Centre's<br>strategic objectives, the Trustees has had<br>due regard forthe Charity Commission's<br>guidance on public benefit and particularly<br>upon its supplementary<br>guidance<br>on the<br>advancement<br>ofeducation,<br>health, amateur||
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|Policy|on|social investment||||NIA|
|including||programme||related|||
|investment|||||||
|Contribution<br>volunteers|||made by||Para 1.38|The Trustees provide their time and<br>expertise as trustees on a voluntary<br>basis.<br>Many ofthe Centre Users run events also|
|||||||on a voluntary<br>basis and are free to attend.|
|||||||The shop run out ofthe Centre on Monsnn|
|||||||Road is now operating<br>again after the|
|||||||pandemic.|
|Other||||||The 8oard ofTrustees meets regularly,<br>on<br>quarterly<br>basis, to evaluate the work ofthe|
|||||||Centre and review the income and|
|||||||expenditure<br>to maintain<br>the reserves ofthe|
|||||||organisation.<br>The Trustees keep in regular|
|||||||contact with face-to-face meetings,<br>email|
|||||||and WhatsApp,<br>and have been overseeing|
|||||||transition<br>in the management<br>ofthe Centre|
|||||||following the departure<br>ofa Centre|
|||||||Manager who had been in post for over a|
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|Achieve|men|ts|and Per|formance||
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|||||SORP reference||
||||||The Centre aims to advance the well-being|
||||||ofthe communities<br>ofthe London|
|Summary<br>ofthe main<br>achievements<br>ofthe charity,<br>identifying<br>the difference the||||Para 1.20|Boroughs of Lewisham<br>and Southwark<br>by<br>the provision offacilities, programmes<br>and<br>resources to meet the social, educational,<br>recreational<br>and leisure needs ofthose|
|charity's|work|has made to|||communities,|
|the circumstances<br>ofits<br>beneficiaries<br>and any wider<br>benefits to society as a<br>whole.|||||The Centre has hosted dance dasses<br>induding<br>Zumba,<br>Ballet and<br>I ine Dancing,<br>and Taekwondo,<br>Fencing and Air Weapon<br>Clubs, which are greatly enjoyed<br>by their|
||||||participants<br>and are valued times of|
||||||recreation<br>which were missed during the|
||||||pandemic.|
||||||Activities aimed at older residents,<br>such as|
||||||Gentle Exercise orThai Chi, have|
||||||resumed,<br>restoring to their participants|
||||||important<br>points ofsocial contact.|
||||||Childcare<br>(via Marvel Pre-school<br>Nursery|
||||||and Treasured<br>Kids After-school<br>Club) and|
||||||community<br>worships<br>on Sundays|
||||||encourage social interaction<br>between|
||||||individuals<br>and families ofall ages.|
||||||Regular NHS Blood Transplant<br>sessions|
||||||give local people the opportunity<br>to provide|
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|Additional<br>Information<br>{o|Additional<br>Information<br>{o|ptional)||
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|You may choose to indude||further statements|where relevant about:|
|Achievements<br>against<br>objectives set||Para 1 41|The unpredictability<br>ofthe pandemic<br>made<br>it difficult to set specmc measurable|
||||achievable<br>realistic and tirnebound|
||||objectives.<br>The Centre showed resilience|
||||in the face ofloss ofkey staff and|
||||substantial<br>Income.<br>We were proud tote|
||||able to keep such activities as were legally|
||||permitted<br>going during the pandemic,<br>and|
||||to be able to welcome back users once the|
||||restrictions<br>were lifted.|
||||The Centre is able in normal times to meet|
|Performance<br>offundraising<br>activities against objectives||Pars 1.41|its expenses from income earned from<br>letting out its premises to users.<br>During the<br>pandemic the Centre received a|
|Set|||Coronavirus<br>Job Retention Scheme|
||||(CJRS)grant related to staff who were|
||||furloughed<br>due to Covid-19, two additional|
||||restrictions'<br>grants from the local authority,|
||||and funding<br>from Sports England to|
||||prepare for~pening.<br>It is hoped that the|
||||Centre will be able to return to its previous|
||||reliance upon earned<br>income without the|
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|Review ofthe charity's|Review ofthe charity's|Review ofthe charity's|Review ofthe charity's|Review ofthe charity's|Review ofthe charity's|Review ofthe charity's|||Para 1.21|The Trustees have a reasonable||
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|financial|position at the end|||||||||expectation<br>that the Centre will have||
|ofthe period||||||||||adequate<br>resources to remain<br>in operation||
|||||||||||until at least 12months after the approval||
|||||||||||ofthese Financial Statements.||
|||||||||||Reserves have been bolstered after the||
|||||||||||substantial<br>loss sustained<br>during the||
|||||||||||pandemic and income from the letting of||
|||||||||||the Centre's facilities in returning<br>to normal||
|||||||||||levels.||
|Statement||explaining|||||the||Para 1.22|The Charity maintains a reserve fund as||
|policy for holding reserves||||||||||major infrastructure<br>costs such as the||
|stating why||they are||||held||||renewal or replacement<br>ofits heating||
|||||||||||system could be required<br>at any moment.||
|||||||||||The continued<br>heating ofthe building,||
|||||||||||particularly<br>in the colder months,<br>is||
|||||||||||essential for most activities.<br>The cost of||
|||||||||||the energy this year is also a concern.||
|Amount|of|reserves||||held|||Para 1.22|f44,662was held in the reserves at the||
|||||||||||end ofthe reporting<br>period||
|Reasons|for|||holding||zero|||Pare 1,22|N/A||
|reserves||||||||||||
|Details offund materially<br>concern||||||||in|Psra 1.24|N/A||
|deficit||||||||||||
|Explanation||||ofany|||||Para 1.23|The rise in the cost of living coupled<br>with||
|uncertainties||||about||the||||inflation and adverse financial<br>impact ofthe||
|charity continuing|||||as a going|||||pandemic<br>upon local people may||
|||||||||||discourage some people from booking|the|
|||||||||||Centre's facilities.<br>The Centre's finances||
|||||||||||would<br>not withstand<br>another<br>hit ofthe||
|||||||||||magnitude<br>ofthe one delivered<br>by the||
|||||||||||pandemic.<br>It remains to be seen how||
|||||||||||severely<br>all these things<br>will bite in the|year|
|||||||||||ahead, and how local people will react.||
|Additional||Inflormatlon|||||(optional)|||||
|You ma|choose to||||indude|||further statements||where relevant about||
|||||||||||The Centre raises funds principally<br>from||
|||||||||||hire charges for use ofthe Centre's||
|The charity's<br>principal<br>sources offunds (including|||||||||Para 1.47|premises. The bulk ofthe expenditure<br>isto<br>pay for the services required to maintain||
|any fundraising)||||||||||and run the Centre. Grants were obtained||
|||||||||||to mitigate the impact of pandemic-related||
|||||||||||cosh, but in normal times the Centre earns||
|||||||||||its income from Iettings.||
|investment|||policy||and|||||||
|objectives||including||||any|||Para 1.46|N/A||
|social investment|||||policy|||||||
|ado<br>ed||||||||||||
|||||||||||IfCovid-19 restrictions are introduced||
|||||||||||during the next reporting<br>period, the||
|A deSCriptlOA||||Otth8||tlftflClpll|||Para 1.46|Centre's revenue<br>stream may be||
|risks facing|||the charity|||||||significantly<br>affected, while all users, hirers||









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|tructure,|Governance|Governance|and Man|agement||
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|Description|ofcharity's|||All Saints Hatcham<br>Community<br>Centre|isa|
|trusts.||||re istered charitable<br>corn<br>an<br>.||
|Type Qf governing||document|Para 1.26|The Centre is governed<br>by a Memorandum||
|||||and Artides ofAssociation the current||
|||||version ofwhich was adopted on 3~ April||
|||||2019.||
|How isthe charity|||Para 1.25|The charity was constituted<br>as a company||
|constituted?||||limited<br>by guarantee<br>on the 27<br>April 2010||
|||||and registered as a charity on 2nd||
|||||September 2011.||
|Trustee selection||methods|Para 1 25|The Centre is managed<br>by a Board of||
|induding<br>details ofany||||Directors who are also the Charity Trustees||
|constitutional|provisions e.g.|||and Members ofthe Company.||
|election to post or name of||||||
|any person|or body entitled|||The Trustees are selected according to|the|
|to appoint one or||more||following<br>procedure:||
|'tru8tee8||||||
|||||-The Forum ofUser Groups of All Saints||
|||||Hatcham<br>Community<br>Centre nominates|an|
|||||accredited spokesperson<br>forthe Forum|by|
|||||signed resolution,||
|||||-The Secretary ofthe New Cross Gate||
|||||Trust nominates a spokesperson<br>for local||
|||||community<br>groups<br>in New Cross Gate||
|||||-The Archdeacon<br>of I ewisham<br>and||
|||||Greenwich<br>may serve in person or||
|||||nominate a representative;||
|||||-All Saints Church Hatcham<br>Park is||
|||||represented<br>ex officio by the Incumbent|or|
|||||Priest in charge or (in the event ofan||
|||||interregnum)<br>by its senior churchwarden;||
|||||and||
|||||-The Parochial<br>Church Council of All Saints||
|||||Church Hatchsm<br>Park nominates<br>three||
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||||New Trustees undergo<br>an induction<br>on|
|Policies and <br>adopted for|procedures<br>the induction|Para 1 51|their legal obligations<br>under the UK charity<br>and company<br>law, the content ofthe<br>Memorandum<br>and Artides ofAssociation,|
|and training|oftrustees||the Board and decision-making<br>processes,|
||||business<br>plan and recent financial|
||||performance<br>ofthe organisation.|
||||Trustees are also encouraged<br>to attend|
||||appropriate<br>external training<br>events that will|
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|||||manage the building,|bookings, and||
|The charity's<br>structure<br>and||organisational<br> any wider|Para 1.51|contractors<br>and suppliers. The Centre <br>adjacent to All Saints Church Hatcham||is|
|network|with|which the||Park, and collaborates|with the Church|on|
|chanty works||||numerous<br>events.<br>The Centre building||is|
|||||leased tothe Charity|by the Anglican||
|||||Diocese ofSouthwark,|||
|||||The Trustees are drawn<br>principally<br>from lay|||
|||||and derical members|ofthe Church,||
|Relationship||with any|Para 1.51|reflecting the historic|character ofthe||
|related|parties|||Centre asa Church<br>Hall, and its continued|||
|||||freehold<br>ownership<br>by the Diocese of|||
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||Revd John Angus|Trustee/|Treasurer|||Archdeacon||of Lewisham|&|
||Frame Galbraith|||||Greenwich||||
||Yvonne McFarlane|||||All Saints Church PCC||||
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||Jumoke Ogidan|Trustee||||Forum ofUser Groups||||
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