2022-10-31-accounts

		Names ofthe trustees for the charity, ifany, (for example, any custodia	Names ofthe trustees for the charity, ifany, (for example, any custodia	n tr
		Name Dates acted ifnot for whole		ear
		Names and addresses ofadvisers (Optional information)
l'	e	ofadviser Name Address
lame		ofchief executive or names ofsenior staff members (Optional	information)

		The objectives ofthe Charity,	The objectives ofthe Charity,	The objectives ofthe Charity,	The objectives ofthe Charity,	which can be viewed	on the Charity
		Commission		website, are: 'To relieve suffering and			provide essential
Summary ofthe objects charity set out in its governing document	ofthe	medical care forthose members ofthe population ofthe Solebay area of Suffolk, who require it by providing orassisting in the provision of equipment, facilities and services not provided by the statutory authorities. '
		This has been dealt with			in the section above, entitled Structure,
		Governance		8 Management,		under the sub heading	additional
		governance		issues.
Summary ofthe main
activities undertaken for	the
public benefit in relation	to
these objects (include within
this section the statutory
declaration that trustees	have
had regard tothe guidance
issued by the Charity
Commission on public
benefit)
Additional details ofobjectives		and activities 0 tional This has been dealt with			information in the section above, entitled Structure,
		Governance		&Management		under the subheading	additional
		Governance		issues.
You may choose to include
further statements, where
relevant, about:
~ policy on grant making;
~ policy programme related
investment;
~ contribution made by
volunteers.

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Summary ofthe main achievements ofthe charity during the year			During 2021/22 the Charity spent 894,323.89demonstrated through the independently examined accounts, and expenditure examples for the year 1.11.21 - 31.10.22were as follows:
			~Nursi Ca e —559.9K:
			Expenditure ranged from 24-hour respite care to emergency		carer cover
			for elderly people suffering from Dementia &Alzheimer's enabling the
			recipients to remain in their own homes rather than the trauma			ofhospital
			admission.
			~Ke safesiaianns -5460:
			The Charity funded the installation/supply ofkey safes/alarms			to enable
			immediate access for registered carers &to help keep the vulnerable
			recipients safe.
			Care Home Fees —k9.5K:
			The Charity was able to provide 24-hour respite care	for local	people,
			including those with Dementia and for Palliative care	forthose		suffering
			from cancer.
			Website - R180:
			The annual cost to maintain the Charity website.
			~Eui ment -54.9K:
			The Charity paid for items for patients to use in their	homes including			a
			specialised bed, a shower seat &2repose pressure	cushions	and funded
			the purchase ofa specialist lifting chair for use in the	local community.
			~Stom Sessions -52.5K:
			The cost of providing weekly music activities which the Charity			funds	at a
			local Care Home.
			Insurance - f434.48:
			For the Charity's annual liability insurance cover.
			~Communl Sus-ftDK
			Donations to the transport provider ofthe Community	Bus, to	enable		the
			continuation ofa much-needed service for the local community			helped
			with driving by local volunteers.
			Walk 8 Talk-E1K
			The cost of providing a weekly walking session for local people			to
			help/aid both their physical & mental health by reducing
			loneliness/isolation through activity &socialising.
			Admiral Nurse - 831.7K
			Donations to the Solebay Health Centre to help to fund (inc/uding
			associated training &development costs) a dedicated	Dementia		Nurse to
			support local people and their families.
			Dementia & Lun Health Sin in Grou s-8820
			To fund the cost ofa weekly singing groups at a local	Community Centre
			to help residents with Dementia and to also help promote lung		health.

		The Trustees previously agreed to operate a reserve fund ofF25K, as a
Briefstatement ofthe		prudent measure to help ensure any requests for immediate non-
charity's policy on	reserves	NHS/Social Services funded nursing care/equipment could be made by
		the Charity. The balance ofthe Charity's reserve account as at 31.10.22was 8233K.
Details ofany funds in deficit	materially	N/A
Further Rnancial review details		(Optional information)
You may choose to include additional information, where		The Charity's principal sources offunds come from bequeaths, public donations and sponsorship &fundraising events.
relevant about:		Durin 2021/22 exam les of:
~ the charity's principal
sources offunds	(including	Donations included: Numerous bequeaths &public donations by cheque,
any fundraising);		cash, standing orders &via Virgin Money, Charities Aid Foundation and
~ how expenditure has supported the key objectives ofthe charity;		Much Loved, a donation from a local Common Lands Charity, local Parish Councils, PCC's &Society donations, a local Rotary Club donation and local Charitable Trust donations.
~ investment policy	and	S onsorshi &fundraiser events included: a local community quiz night
objectives including any		fundraiser, a Starlight Walk event, the proceeds from sales ofa local
ethical investment	policy	book, a Family Fun Day fundraiser, a pub quiz night fundraiser and a
adopted.		local plant selling stall.
		Gift Aid: 2976.34 received from HMRC re claim period 1.11.2019-
		31.10.2020 and a further F3,234.45 re claim period 1.11.20-31.10.21.
		Detailed in achievements section above.
		The Charity operates 2 bank accounts with Barclays Bank Pic, a current account and a reserve account as mentioned in the reserves section
		above.
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The Charity received donations/bequeaths,	many thank you letters &cards from grateful recipients/their families and several which are a simple measure ofthe public benefit provided throughout the year.