2021-04-05-accounts

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	Steadman		Scott	Chair
	Anthony	Goldring
	Keishanna		Kelly	Responsible	for
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Summary ofthe achievements of during the year	Summary ofthe achievements of during the year	Summary ofthe achievements of during the year	Summary ofthe achievements of during the year	main the	charity	The year 2020 -2021 proved to be the most challenging ever for Afewee Training Centre (ATC). Afewee found itself unable to deliver any of its extensive programmes at Brixton Recreation Centre due to the National Lockdown as a result ofthe COVID-19	The year 2020 -2021 proved to be the most challenging ever for Afewee Training Centre (ATC). Afewee found itself unable to deliver any of its extensive programmes at Brixton Recreation Centre due to the National Lockdown as a result ofthe COVID-19
						pandemic which had started on 26ih March. Prior to the lockdown
						the ATC committee had started meeting virtually every two weeks
						to assess the fast-moving situation and to plan how to meet the
						needs of its members during the pandemic.
						In April both the football and boxing programmes began to
						communicate with the members virtually. Afewee Boxing started
						online kids training for 5—16-year-olds to reconnect with members
						and provide physical activity they could do at home. At the same
						time Afewee Football set remote challenges which could be
						carried out using household objects easily available at home.
						Schools throughout the UK were closed, and outdoor activity was
						limited to one hour a day. The lockdown hit young people who
						trained with Afewee 2-3 times a week particularly hard. Being
						confined to the house was especially difficult to those living in with
						overcrowding, without a laptop or both. By May Afewee Boxing
						had launched a service on lnstagram live including for the over
						18sand in July itwas able to start outdoor boxing and fitness
						sessions in Brockwell Park whilst fully complying with government
						guidelines.
						As the lockdown entered its last stages in June ATC was
						successful in its bid to join the Summer of Food and Fun funded	by
						the Mayors Fund for London. In July- August the SOFF was
						delivered in The Milkwood Community Park with the help of a
						number oforganisations including the Milkwood Road Residents
						Association. 35 young people from across the borough attended
						the programme which ran over four weeks and included boxing,
						fitness, football, gardening and talks: including, from Afewee UK
						Champion BoxerVivien Parsons. The programme also provided
						prepared meals and essential groceries. The committee would
						like to thank Amanda Carter our volunteer co-ordinator who worked
						so hard to bring everything together.
						Following the success ofSOFF, ATC received a grant from the
						National Lottery Covid Response Fund to enable the club to
						support members during the pandemic. ATC looked forward to
						going back to face-to-face training during the Autumn but instead
						the committee found itself grappling with regulations which
						changed every few weeks and as volunteers the pandemic
						stretched the club to its very limits. In October within guidelines	the
						Boxing Gym opened again and small group fitness and football
						sessions took place in the Brixton Recreation Center, only to close again when the 2"' lockdown came into force In November.
						In December ATC joined up Kitchen Social the food programme
						funded by the Mayors Fund for London to give out food hampers
						over the Christmas period and it also ran a post-Christmas food
						giveaway outside Brixton Recreation Centre. On January 6'", 2021, the count entered the 3" lockdown which was still in force at the
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61 Cash	funds
						Total cash funds
				(agree	balances	with receipts and payments account(s))						()K
								Unrestncted		Restricted		Endowment
								funds			funds	funds
				Details				to nearest E		to	nearest E	to nearest E
62 Other monetary assets				BANK				26,637
				Details				Fund to which asset baton s		Cost (optional)		Current value o tional
63 Investment		assets
				Details				Fund towhich asset baton s		Cost (optional)		Current value o tional
64Assets retained for the
charity's	own	use
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Signed by one or two trustees behalf of all the trustees			on		Signature				Print	Name		Date of a rovai
CCXXR2 accounts (SS)												02/02/2022