## ||Names ofthe char|ity trustees who man|age the charity|age the charity|||| |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| ||Trustee name|Office (ifany)|Dates acted ifnot for whole
ear||Name
to a|ofperson (or body) entitled
oint trustee
ifan|| ||Leesa Sharpe|Chair (ceased|||||| |||14/3/22)|||||| |2|Jennifer Grotier||||||| |3|Sarah Dukelow|Chair (appointed
14/3/22)|||||| ||Kate Martin||01/04/21|—14/3/22|||| ||Cherry Curie||01/04/21|—05/07/21|||| ||Diane Fawcett||05/07/21|appointed|||| ||Stephen
Burke||14/03/22|—appointed|||| ## ## |~|~||~
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~|| |---|---|---|---|---| |Summary
ofthe main
achievements
ofthe charity
during the year|||Due to the ongoing
COVID-19 Pandemic,
and emergence
of Omicron
Covid
variant and expediential
rate of infections,
this has been an incredibly
challenging
time for Mid Tendring
Education
Partnership.
As children
returned
to schools
in April 21, the full impact ofthe Pandemic
on our|| ||||children
and families to include their mental
health became clear.|| ||||Many ofour vulnerable
families struggled
with isolation,
increased
risk of|| ||||domestic abuse, relationship
breakdown,
financial worries,
challenging|| ||||behaviour
ofchildren
and anxiety, and due to the restrictions
on schools and|| ||||services,
many ofthese problems
have become entrenched
and more|| ||||complex as they were unable to seek support at an earlier opportunity.|| ||||Parents
have experienced
a sharp increase
in both their own and children' s|| ||||anxiety levels caused by COVID - 19which has led to increases
in difficult|| ||||behaviour,
anger and psychological
stress. All ofthis has led to an increase|| ||||in demand
for our services and parents
reaching
out to us for support.|| ||||A review of our Charities
Policies and Procedures
has been conducted
to|| ||||incorporate
and adapt to the safe introduction
ofonline support,
GDPR|| ||||Consent and COVID Risk Assessments
incorporating
increased
risks and|| ||||safeguarding
considerations,
along with Track &Trace requirements.|| ||||The use ofZoom, within our practice has proved successful
and is therefore|| ||||something
that we have retained
for blended
delivery to compliment
face to|| ||||face family and therapeutic
support.|| ||||Vulnerable
and Isolated Parents of children
with Special Educational
Needs|| ||||have been provided
with online support
meetings
with the MTEP Disability|| ||||Worker who provides
information,
advice and direct support
for parents
and|| ||||carers ofchildren
with additional
needs such as ASD, ADHD, Global Delay|| ||||&other neurological
and physical
disabilities These groups also provide|| ||||valuable
opportunities
for parents to build support
networks
with other|| ||||parents,
increase their confidence
and reduce social isolation.|| ||||We have learnt through
the COVID Pandemic
to embrace change,
flexibility|| ||||and adapt our practice to deliver the support services to meet the needs of|| ||||our children
and families
in different ways. We have maintained
a|| ||||responsive
service that is adaptive
to restrictions,
outbreaks
and delivery|| ||||barriers to continue
offer blended
practice offace to face (where possible)|| ||||alongside
online and telephone
delivery to maintain
vital support
during
the|| ||||pandemic
and increased
demand.|| ||||~
'Theraplay'
and Dyadic Development
Psychotherapy
(DDP)|| ||||interventions
for our children
and families
presenting
with emotional,|| ||||psychological
and mental
health
difficulties,
in order to attain real|| ||||change for our children
to be 'Emotionally
Well'. Theraplay
is a
therapeutic
12week 1:1programme
of interactive
play for children|5-| ||||19,who have experienced
trauma.
DDP is delivered
alongside|| ||||Theraplay,
as a family centred treatment
approach
to strengthen|| ||||attachment
and resolve trauma. The goal is to enhance
attachment,|| ||||trust, self-esteem
and joyful engagement
and to empower
parents to|| ||||continue
on their own- the health
promoting
interactions
ofthe|| ||||treatment
sessions. Due to COVID -19 restrictions,
and close|| ||||nature ofthis intervention,
delivery was restricted to the Family|| ||||Affect premises
in Coggeshall,
where they have sprinkler
and|| ||||ventilation
systems
installed to enable continuation
ofthe|| ||||service. 6Children
and Families Com
I ted 12Sessions of|| ||||There
la
and a further 5 Children
started sessions. 11 children|| ||||and Families received Su
ort From
ril 21 —March 22|| ## ## ## |||||||Restricted|||||| |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| |||||I/nrestrlcted||Income|Endowment|||Prior year|| |Recommended
categories|by|activity||funds||funds|funds|Total funds||funds|| |||||6||6|6|6||6|| |income (Note 3)||||F01||F02|F03|F04||F05|| |Income and endowments|from:||||||||||| |Donations
and legacies|||601|||||33|356|49,300|| |Charitable
activities|||602|83,910||||83|910|84,060|| |Otlter Iradlng 8ctlvltles|||S03||||||||| |Invesbnsnts|||S04||75||||75||432| |Separate
material
item ofIncome|||S05||||||||| |Other|||S06||||||||| |Total|||S07|||,3|||||| |Expenditure
(Notes 6)|||||||||||| |Expenditure
on:|||||||||||| |Raising funds|||308|13033||||13,033||12|805| |Charitable
activities|||S09|92|353|33,356||125|709|97,821|| |Separate material expense|item||310||||||||| |Other|||511|3,605||||3,605||2,076|| |Total|||612|||||||12,|| |Net Income/(expendfiure)|before taxforthe||||||||||| |reporting
period|||613|25,005||||25,005||23,100|| |Tax payabla|||614||||||||| |Net Income/(expenditure)|after tax before||||||||||| |Investment
gains/(losses)|||815|||||||23|100| |Net gains/gosses)
on|||||||||||| |investments|||316||||||||| |Net Income/(expenditure)|||617|25,005||||25,005||23,100|| |Extraordinary
Items|||618||||||||| |Transfers
between funds|||819||||||||| |Other recognised
gains/(losses)r
Gaina and losses on revaluafion
ot fixed assets for|||||||||||| |the charity's
own use|||S20||||||||| |Other gains/(losses)|||S21||||||||| |Net movement
/n funds||||25,005||||25005||23,100|| |Reconc/I/af/on
offunds:|||||||||||| |Total funds brought
forward|||323|174,833||||174,833||151,733|| |Tofal funds carr/ed forward|||624|||||149,||, 33|| |||||Mid Tendiing|Edicatlon|Partnership|Charily|Charily|No||1150415|1150415| |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| ||||||||Com|any No|||8012490|| |||||||Restricted||||||| |||||Unrestricted||Income|Endowment|||||Total last| ||||||funds|funds|funds|||Total this|year|year| ||||||6|6|||6|6||8| |Fixed assets|||||F01|F02||F03||F04||F05| |Intangible assets||(Nots 16)||801||||||||| |Tanggrls assets||(Nots 14)||802||||||||| |Heritage assets||(Note 18)||803||||||||| |investments||(Note 17)||M4||||||||| ||||Total gxed assets|805||||||||| |Cunant asaeln||||||||||||| |Stocks||(Note 18)||806||||||||| |Debtors||(Note 19)||807||||||||| |Investments
Cash at bank|and In|(Note 17.4)
hand
(Note 24)||808
809||||||||176,909| |||Total current assets||810||||||||| |Creditors: amounts||faglng due within one||||||||||| |year|(Note 20)|||811|3,605|||||3,605||2 076| ||Net current||assets//gabg/I/as)|812||||||||1, 3| |Total assets||less|current I/abNVss|813||||||||74,833| |Creditors: amounts||faglng due after one||||||||||| |year|(Note|20)||814||||||||| |Provisions for gabgltles||||815||||||||| |Toad net assets orgah/fides||||816|149,827|||||149,827||174gl33| |Funds ofthe|Charity|||||||||||| |Endowment|funds (Note||27)|817||||||||| |Restricted
Income funds|||(Note 27)|818||||||||39300| |Unrestricted|funds|||819|149,827|||||149,827||135,533| |Revaluation|reserve|||820||||||||| |Fair value reserve||||821||||||||| ||||Total funda|822|4, 27|||||||174,833| ## ## ##