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|Summary|ofthe purposes|||Para 1.17|'The objectives of Dementia<br>Support||
|ofthe charity||as set out in|||South Lines are to promote and||
|its governing||document|||encourage the physical,<br>mental and||
||||||social well-being<br>ofadult persons who||
||||||have a diagnosis<br>ofdementia,<br>or are||
||||||caring for someone<br>with dementia,<br>or||
||||||need information<br>and/or advice||
||||||regarding<br>dementia<br>and who live within||
||||||the areas served<br>by the main General||
||||||Medical Practices in Bourne, The||
||||||Deepings<br>and Stamford,<br>Lincolnshire,||
||||||through<br>therapeutic<br>support,||
||||||encouraging<br>active engagement<br>in||
||||||appropriate<br>activities, and providing||
||||||information,<br>guidance<br>and support for||
||||||their families and carers'.||
|Summary<br>activities|ofthe main<br>in relation to|||Para 1.17<br>and 1.19|We focus on the person<br>behind the<br>condition<br>and their carer. We provide||
|those purposes|||for the||information,<br>guidance<br>and support for||
|public benefit,|||in particular,||our beneficiaries<br>by personal<br>visits, a||
|the activities,||projects or|||quarterly<br>newsletter,<br>monthly<br>support||
|services|identified<br>in the||||meetings,<br>and our website.||
|accounts.|||||||
||||||Since September 2021 we have been||
||||||able to run regular activities<br>like our||
||||||monthly<br>coffee mornings<br>and our art, tai||
||||||chi and singing<br>groups along with our||
||||||twice monthly<br>Square Hole Club for||
||||||people<br>living with early onset/early<br>stage||
||||||dementia. We are slowly bringing<br>back||
||||||our social events and in July 2022 we||
||||||held our annual<br>summer<br>garden<br>party||
||||||followed<br>by a harvest<br>lunch<br>in||
||||||September. We are planning<br>a Retail||
||||||Therapy day in November<br>and will invite||
||||||all our members<br>to a Christmas<br>lunch|in|
||||||December.||





|||||We run a fortnightly<br>day club for people|
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|||||diagnosed<br>with early onset dementia<br>or|
|||||who are in the early stages ofdementia.|
|||||Square Hole Club is our USP. There is|
|||||nothing else like itfor younger or 'early|
|||||stage' people<br>in the county —the nearest|
|||||is in Leicestershire. We are featured on|
|||||the Young Dementia<br>UK website.|
|||||We have not held any official dementia|
|||||friends sessions this year but we have|
|||||started<br>giving talks in the community|
|||||about our services and various aspects|
|||||ofsupporting<br>the person<br>living with|
|||||dementia.<br>We have more planned<br>in the|
|||||coming months.|
|||||During<br>Dementia Awareness<br>Week (16'"|
|||||to 20 May 2022) we gave a talk in|
|||||Stamford to over 100people<br>highlighting|
|||||our work with people<br>living with early|
|||||onset dementia<br>and invited the|
|||||community<br>to our art group and the|
|||||Bourne and Stamford coffee mornings,|
|||||all ofwhich fell that week.|
|Statement|confirming||Para 1.18|The trustees<br>have had regard to the|
|whether the trustees||have||guidance<br>issued<br>by the Charity|
|had regard to the||||Commission<br>on public benefit and are|
|guidance|issued by the|||satisfied that we comply with the|
|Charity Commission||on||guidance.|
|ublic benefit|||||



|Additional|Additional|information|(optional)|||||||
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||||SORP|||||||
||||reference|||||||
|||||N/A||||||
|Policy on|grant making||Para 1.38|||||||
|Policy on|social|||||||||
|investment||including|Para 1.38|N/A||||||
|program|related|||||||||
|investment||||||||||
|Contribution<br>volunteers||made by|Para 1.38|The Trustees,<br>all volunteers<br>themselves,<br>are fully aware ofthe invaluable<br>support||||||
|||||given to Dementia|||Support|South Lines||
|||||by|volunteers|by both helping at|||events|
|||||and activities||and|in raisin|funds|for us.|





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||||||SORP||
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||||||reference||
|||||||From September 2021 we have been|
|Summary||ofthe main||||running<br>all three ofour coffee|
|achievements|||of|the||morning/support<br>groups,<br>our therapeutic|
|charity,|identifying|||the||activities, our Square Hole Club and|
|difference||the|charity's|||have restarted<br>social events<br>like the|
|work has||made to the|||Para 1.20|summer garden<br>party and harvest<br>lunch|
|circumstances|||of its|||which<br>will be followed<br>in November<br>by|
|beneficiaries|||and|any||Retail Therapy and our Christmas<br>lunch|
|wider benefits|||to|society||in December.|
|as a whole.|||||||
|||||||We represent a 'safe haven' for people|
|||||||who have received a diagnosis of|
|||||||dementia<br>[in its many forms], often being|
|||||||the first contact in the community<br>they|
|||||||have at a very difficult time. We offer|
|||||||friendship,<br>and mutual<br>support|
|||||||opportunities<br>as well as practical and|
|||||||emotional<br>advice and support. We|
|||||||demonstrate<br>to the wider community|
|||||||what is possible for people living with|
|||||||dementia,<br>and how they can help, and|
|||||||offer advice and support to community|
|||||||groups<br>in order to increase their|
|||||||knowledge<br>so that they can also find|
|||||||wa sto hei<br>our 'famil<br>' of beneficiaries.|
|Additional||information|||(optional)||
|You ma||choose||to include further statements<br>where relevant about:|||
|||||||We have continued<br>to run Dementia|
|Achievements|||against|||Support South Lines in such a way as to|
|objectives||set|||Para 1.41|support<br>approximately<br>170families or|
|||||||households.|
|||||||The number<br>declined<br>significantly<br>during|
|||||||Covid but we are now receiving more|
|||||||self referrals and referrals from|





||||||organisations<br>like Social Services, Social|
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||||||Prescribers<br>and other charities.|
||||||We have three professional<br>support|
||||||workers and an administrative<br>assistant|
||||||part-time.|
||||||We completed<br>the second Carers'|
||||||coping toolkit training<br>programme<br>in July|
||||||2022.|
|Performance|||of||We have met our objectives for|
|fundraising|||activities||fundraising<br>for this year. However<br>in the|
|against objectives set|||||whole year our income from donations|
||||||has still been impacted<br>by Covid 19.In|
|||||Para 1.41|the year we received the next two|
||||||instalments<br>ofour grant from the|
||||||National<br>Lottery Reaching<br>Communities|
||||||Fund amounting<br>to F20,591 and a legacy|
||||||of225,000. Both ofwhich are restricted|
||||||funds.|
|Investment|||performance||N/A|
|against objectives||||||
|||||Para 1.41||
|||||Para 1.41|Continuing<br>impact ofCovid 19on|
|Other|||||fundraising<br>—Cancellation<br>ofsome ofour|
||||||fundraising<br>events<br>in 2021/2022.|
|||||Para 1.45|Continued<br>impact of Covid 19on|
|Other|||||activities,<br>staff, volunteers,<br>in 2021/22|
||||||with loss ofsome members.|
|Financial||Review||||
|Review of||the charity's||Para 1.21|At the end ofAugust 2022, the position|
|financial|position at the||||was a surplus<br>ofE37.7kfor the year, of|
|end ofthe||period|||which f27.8k related to restricted funds.|
||||||We have received total grants ofF20.6k.|
||||||It is difficult to budget for the coming year|
||||||due to ongoing<br>uncertainties,<br>however|
||||||the potential<br>shorffall of income over|
||||||expenditure<br>is circa 220k in the year to|
||||||Au<br>ust 2023.|





|Statement|Statement|Statement|explaining|explaining|explaining|explaining|the|the|Para 1.22|We aim to keep a minimum<br>reserve of|
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|policy for||holding|||reserves|||||our running<br>costs that will be needed for|
|stating|why|||they|are||held|||the following12<br>months and the balance|
|||||||||||of lon er term restricted<br>funds.|
|Amount|of||reserves||||held||Para 1.22|Our reserves were F163,003at31"|
|||||||||||August 2022 ofwhich f47,009 related to|
|||||||||||restricted funds. The increase was|
|||||||||||mainly due to the increase ofgrants and|
|||||||||||a legacy. The restricted funds balance|
|||||||||||continues to be high due to much lower|
|||||||||||spend due to Covid restrictions<br>in the|
|||||||||||years 2019/202, 2020/2021 and|
|||||||||||2021/2022.|
|Reasons||for holding|||||zero||Para 1.22|N/A|
|reserves|||||||||||
|Details|offund materially||||||||Para 1.24|N/A|
|in deficit|||||||||||
|Explanation||||ofany|||||Para 1.23|We are operating<br>in a very difficult|
|uncertainties||||about||the||||competitive<br>environment<br>with grants|
|charity continuing|||||as||a|||being more difficult to achieve. But we|
|going concern||||||||||are actively looking for new funding|
|||||||||||opportunities<br>and were successful<br>in|
|||||||||||achieving<br>grants ofL20.6k in the year to|
|||||||||||Au<br>ust 2022 and a<br>I<br>a<br>of625k.|
|Additional||||information||||(optional)|||
|You ma||choose|||to|include|||further statements<br>where relevant about:||
|The charity's||||principal||||||Our principal sources offunding<br>in year|
|sources|offunds||||(including|||||to August 2022 have been from a|
|any fundraising)||||||||||restricted grant from National<br>Lottery and|
||||||||||Para 1.47|we received a legacy of&25k in February|
|||||||||||2022, which is restricted<br>income and the|
|||||||||||project has not yet commenced.|
|||||||||||Donation from the public continue<br>to be|
|||||||||||down on<br>re- andemic<br>ears|
|Investment|||policy||and||||||
|objectives||including||||any|||||
|social investment|||||policy|||||N/A|
|ado ted|||||||||Para 1.46||
|||||||||||Our principal<br>risks in the coming year are|
|A description||||ofthe||||||the diminishing<br>funding<br>available<br>from|
|principal|risks facing||||||the|||the public sector and difficulty<br>in|
|charity|||||||||Para 1.46|recruiting<br>volunteers<br>able to devote time|
|||||||||||for us. In addition the level ofdonations|
|||||||||||may still be affected by the current|
|||||||||||economic climate.|
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|Description|ofcharity's|||
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|trusts:||||
|Type of governing||Para 1.25|Constitution|
|document||||
|How is the charity||Para 1.25|Charitable<br>Incorporated<br>Organisation|
|constituted?|||(CIO)|
|Trustee selection methods||Para 1.25|Our Trustees tend to be known to us by|
|including<br>details of any|||virtue of having been beneficiaries<br>or|
|constitutional|provisions||related to them<br>in some way. People|
|e.g. election|to post or||start by volunteering<br>and when ready to|
|name ofany|person or||commit more time and energy can be co-|
|body entitled|to appoint||opted to the committee or elected by the|
|one or more|trustees||current Trustees to be a Trustee, for a|
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|You ma<br>choose to include|further statem|ents<br>where relevant<br>about:|
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|||We have policies and procedures<br>in|
|Policies and procedures||place regarding<br>induction.<br>Training tends|
|adopted for the induction||to be 'in-house'<br>by attending<br>events and|
|and training oftrustees|Para 1.51|activities, and shadowing<br>our support|
|||workers.<br>All people who work alone with|
|||our beneficiaries are required<br>to have full|
|||DBScertification.|
|||We have monthly Trustee meetings,<br>and|
|The charity's||receive reports from sub-committees|
|organisational<br>structure||such as social events, etc.|
|and any wider network|Para 1.51|We are connected<br>with the following|
|with which the charity||organisations<br>in mutually<br>supportive|
|works||relationships. - South West Lines Care|
|||Consortium|
|||Lincolnshire<br>Partnership<br>Foundation|
|||Trust|
|||Alzheimer's<br>Society|
|||Young Dementia<br>UK|
|||Playlist for Life|
|||South Lines Dementia<br>Action Alliance|
|||Mindspace|
|||Lincolnshire<br>Heritage|
|||Local churches,<br>rotary clubs,|
|||businesses,<br>shops, local pubs and clubs,|
|||Masonic lodges etc.|
|||Healthwatch.|





||||South Lines Clinical commissioning|
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||||Group|
||||We continue to use social media such as|
||||our regular newsletter,<br>website and|
||||facebook to keep our 'family' connected.|
||||Carer Sitters Service- we share an office|
|Relationship|with any||with them and several beneficiaries.|
|related parties||Para 1.51||
||||We have a full range ofpolicies and|
|Other|||procedures<br>particularly<br>in regard to|
||||safeguarding,<br>These are reviewed|
||||annually<br>and have been approved<br>by|
||||LPFT.|



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|Charit|name||Dementia Su|ort|South Lincolnshire|
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|Other name the charity|||DSSL|||
|uses||||||
|Re istered chari||number|1162277|||
|Charity's|principal|address|clo Wake House,||Room 34,41 North St., Bourne, Lines,|
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|ofthe charity tr|ustees who manag|e the charity||
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|Trustee name|Office (ifany)|Dates acted ifnot for<br>whole year|Name ofperson (or<br>body) entitled to appoint<br>trustee (ifan|
|Sarah Wesiwood|Chair||Trustees ofDSSL|
|Denis Bedford|||Trustees ofDSSL|
|Kay Bunn|||Trustees ofDSSL|
|Jill Bemrose|Treasurer||Trustees ofDSSL|
|Hazel Cox|||Trustees ofDSSL|
|Nicholas<br>Fahidy|||Trustees ofDSSL|
|Paula Harding||April 2022|Trustees ofDSSL|
|Linda Rogers||July 2022|Trustees ofDSSL|



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