Company Number: 07875930
Charity Number.. 1148221
Streatham Youth and Community Trust
Trustees Report
and
Financial Statements
Year ended 30 September 2022
OGc￿f￿ert
COMMIT1£

CONTENTS
Pages
Trustees report
3-10
Referen￿ and Administrative Information
Our vision
Our purpose and values
Key achievements 2020 - 2021
Our future plans
Fundraising arKI other matters
Finan￿ and administration
10
Independent Examiners Report
11
Financial Statements
11-12
Statement of Financial Activities
Statement of Financial Activrties Comparatives for 2020
Balan￿ sheet
11
12
Statement of cash flows
12
Notes to the Financial Statements
13-18
1 Accounting Policies
2 Schedules to the Statement of Financial ActÈvities
2.1 Grants - restricted funds
2.2 Grants - unrestricted funds
2.3 Direct charitable expenditure
3 Tangible Fixed Assets
4 Trustee and employee emoluments
5 Transactions with Trustees
13-14
15-16
15
15
16
16
17
17
6 Trustees Liability Insuran
7 Fund rnovements
17
17
8 Analysis of net assets between fvnds
18
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Referen￿ and administrative infonnation
Charity Name:
Streatham Youth and Communty Trust (SYCT)
Company Number". 07875930
Charity number:
SYCT is constituted as a company limited by guarantee and
Commission of England. sycfs goveming documents are its
Association.
1148221
istered as a chari
emorandum arKI
with the Charity
rticles of
The trustees of the charity are also the directors and members of the company with their individual
commitment in the event of a wtnding up limited to £1.00.
SYCT current
employees (1
has 8 DirectOrs￿rUstees. 6 full-time emploY￿s, 2 apprentices and 18 part time
.5fte). SYCT is an accredrted London Living Wage Employer.
Registered Office:
16-16a Wellfield Road, Streatham. London, SW16 2BP
Contact detsils:
020 31464179 contactus
ct.or
.uk www.s
ct.or
.uk
TrusteeslDirectors: A Walmsley (Chair). M Bevan. G Le Pard. C Jarrett. C Wilgoss. N Owen.
W Stone. M Nelson. S ￿￿hite-Rennie (appointed 6 March 2023)
Vacancies on the trustees, board are advertised on our ovm vRbsite and social media platForms as
well as on our notice boards In our buildings. Applications can only be made following our safer
recrurtment practices. SYCTS trustees provide strategic leadershi
charity and employ staff to carry out its charitable
ensuring that the charity's income is expended to
urposes. The
determine the policies of the
rustees are responsible for
rther the objectives of the chari
have carried out some targeted advertising to improve the dtversty of the Board inc
This year we
uding working in
partnership with Inclusive Boards. 11¥0 of our Board are from the LGBTQl+ community and 22 % are
from the Black community.
Chief Executive Officer:
A Farrar
The Trustees appoint a chief executive offi￿r (CEO) who manages the operation of the charity and
reports to
the Trustees at the regular Trustee meetings.
Prlncipal O￿lcers.
M Wood (Principal Youth Worker).
T Hibbert (Earl Years & Playwork Manager)
A MacArthur (
undraiser).
Independent Examiner" M L Martin FCA, LIO
d & Co. Chartered Accountsnts,
1031105 Brighton Roal,.Coulsdon. Surrey, CR5 2NG
HSBC plc, 103 Streatham Hill, London. SW2 4UE
Bankers:
lat
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Our vision is that all children and young
people reach their full potential.
rai￿¥)

In 2022 we revisited our values and considered how we role-model them in our
professional and personal lives. We are totally committed to living by our values.
Our Values
1 . We will work cooperatively with young people, parents, partners and funders to
develop and deliver services
2. We will work with honesty and integrrty
3. Our ServI￿S are inclusive, safe and supportive
4. We will treat everyone with dignity and respect
Our Outcomes
We also considered the outcomes we are hoping to achieve through our work. In 2023
we would like to see young people setting their own personal outcomes, rather than us
measuring them against predetermined outcomes. However, we remain committed to:
Reducing social isolation
Increasing a sense of belonging
Increasing confidence
Growing self esteem
Improving resilience
Improving health and wellbeing
Developing new skills
Giving a voice and influence
Keeping children safe from harm
iyriidlsab
orscl￿f￿nt
¢OMMITfED

Art is important to young people.
It is a way young people communicate and express themselves.
At SYCT we make opportunities in the arts available to young people.
DEBcoF)fk*rt
CQMMrnEP

Ke
achievements 2021- 2022
Quarter 1
Quarter 2
Quarter 3
Quarter 4
Launch of
COLOURS, a
youth club for
teens from the
LGBTQI+
community and
partnership with
Streatham
Space.
A new funder
relationship with
Walcot
Foundation.
working together
to support young
adults with
complex barriers
to the labour
market. to build
confiden￿,
access training,
develop
transferable skills
and secure
employment.
A new contract to
manage
Streatham Vale
Park and employ
an apprentice
horticulturalist.
Anew
partnership with
The Bodart
Practice giving
staff at SYCT
access to
therapeutic
services to
support their
mental health
and well-being
1)11 weeks of school holiday provision for over 100 children every day
2) 4800 lunches provided to local children during school holidays
3) 61 young adults supported into employment
4) 800 children and young people have accessed our servi￿$
5) 180 youth club sessions delivered
6) 200 stay & play sessions delivered for under 5's
7) 120 adventure playground sessions delivered for over 5's
8) 30 children attended a UK residential and 6 young leaders attended an
international residential
BrIcorf￿èftt
cOM￿57TE￿

A small charity with big ambition! Our future plans
What
Develo
ment of tennis courts in Streatham Vale Park
Development of Wellfield Road to create improved and
additional communi
Development of Conyers Road
When
2023
2024
How
artnershi
WFth LTA
£135.000 funding secured
however further funds re
uired
Seeking new development
artner
Via funding secured from The
National Lotte
TBC
Subject to funding secured by
the National Lotte
Fund
Through working with Inclusive
Boards
2024
A Streatham Youth vol￿ launch
2023
Improvements to partnership infrastructure
2023
Improve diversity on the Board
2023
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Fundraisin
and other matters
We are hugely grateful for the financial support provided from our donors, Lambeth commissioners,
trusts and funds. Special thanks to those who remember us in their will. We received three legacies for
over £20,000.
We rely on the support of indtviduals and funders to enable us to do our work. Although we strive to
generate more of our own income through social enterprise and using our assets. we simply couldny
achieve what we do with you.
The charty employs a full-time fundraiser who adopts a diverse fundraising strategy comprising:
1. Commissioned income for the delivery of servi
2. Small and large grants for short, medium and long term projects
3. Developing opportuntties for earned income from room hire. charity shop sales and nursery
4. Growing a strong and supportive donor base
Public Benefit
The Trustees have considered the Charty Commission's guidance on public benefft and are satisfied
that the objectives and activities of SYCT confotm to this guidan￿ in its provision of services to all
members of the community.
Risk Mana
ement
The Trustees regularly review the char
for Youth Projects, approved by London
's exposure to risk. The charity has adopted 'Assured Quality
outh and holds a Gold Quality Mark. SYCT is a London Living
Wage employer and member of Peninsula professional HR services.
Youth Voice Co-
roduction and artnershi
We are totally committed to involving young people in declsion making at SYCT and only develop new
projects with their guidance. We listen to their ideas and try to respond by creating projects that meet
their needs and aspirations.
We love to work in partnership with other organisations. bringing together skills, knowledge, and
resources. We are active members of the Early Help partnership, designed to provide early
interventions and support to families with complex needs.
Continuous develo
ment and trainin
We believe our most important assets are our people. We are committed to the continuous
development of our Workfor￿ and provide trainin
Youth Worker (Sports) completed her de
ree in
and development opportunities. Sophie Manzi,
training in early years. first aid, safeguar
outh Work and other colleagues have completed
ing, prevent and youth woth. We employ two apprentices and
are committed to providing employment and training opportunlties for young people.
ra￿

Finance and administration
Income for the year was £810.790 of which £364.177 was restricted and £446.613 un￿strIcted.
Income was comprised as follows:
GRANTS
DONATIONS
ROOM HIRE
CHARITY SHOP
NURSERY
ASTROPITCH
BEQUESTS
46Yo
130
5%
210
50
4%
Expenditure for the year was £828.604. Expenditure was comprised as follows:
SALARIES
64%
BUILDINGSIFACILITIES
16°/0
ADMINISTRATION
PROJECT ACTIVITIES
DEPRECIATION
10¥0
2%
We Continue lo work hard to operate cost effectively whilst maintaining quality frontline services.
Balance Sheet
he balance s
eet refiects a decrease in net assets equivalent to the re
Net assets at 30 September 2022 amounted to £1,321,500 of which £8
orted deficit of £17 814.
3,725 is represented by
the value of fixed assets, nearty all of.which is operational land and buildings.
Reserves Polic
po
Icy Is to aim to hold free reserves equal to 6 months, forward expenditure. This implies
free reserves In the order of £414,302, against which the measure of free reserves at 30
September 2022 was £457,775 (Being accumulated funds less tangible fixed assets ft)r charitable
use).
Financial Mana
ement Strate
strives to maintain a goo
mix of income streams including grants. donations and earned
income. The development plans of propety wll realise new income streams in the future.
Annual General Meetin
nnua
enera
eeting at which this report and financial statements will be presented is
proposed to take place In May 2023.
Inde
ndent Examiner
opt
to
audit exempt.
ave an Independent examination of its Accounts as the organisation qualifies as
SYCT appointed Mr M L Martin FCA of Lloyd & Co Chartered Accountants, as independent
examiner.
Approved by the Twstees on 22 March 2023 and signed on their behalf by:
A Walmsley
Chair of the Board of Trustees
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I rewt lo the chadly Tiuslges on my ex8n*)akn ofthe of Strothm Youth aFKI CommntyTrwt
(SYCT) for the Yw Septerth 2021 whtth we ¥¢t ty￿￿p￿S 13 to T2.
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