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2021-12-31-accounts

ObjectivesandActivit ies
SORP reference
Summaryofthe purposesof Para1.17 An inclusive community which provides
the charityasset outinits support,advice and educationforthose
governing document withautism,ADHDand anyother
neurodiversity, suspected ordiagnosed,
alongwith their familiesand carers.
The mainobjectivesofAutism
lnclusive;
1.The relief ofthose inneed and
thepromotionofsocial inclusion
for the publicbenefitof
individuals withautism,ADHDor
other neurodiversity(diagnosed
orsuspected) whoareexcluded
from society in particular, but not
exclusivelyby:
i)promoting theirindependence
andself-confidenceor
supporting theirequal accessto
essential services.
ii)enabling individuals(and
thosethat supportthem)to
developcopingmechanisms in
ordertoimprovetheirmental,
physicalandemotional
well-being.
iii) promoting autismawareness
in ordertoimprove
understanding,toleranceand
acceptanceof all individualsin
thewidercommunity.
2.Thepromotionof anyother
charitablepurposesforthe
benefitofanyindividuals with
autism,ADHDoranyother
neurodiversity(diagnosedor
suspected)inthelocal
govqrnmentareasofCheshire
East,Cheshire West, Cheshire
West and Chesterandthewider
North WestareaofEnqland.
Summaryofthemain
activities inrelationtothose
Para 1.17 and
1.19
Weeklyactivities:
oMonday AM-FamilyFirstBaby
purposesfor thepublic andToddler Drop inwithFamily
benefit, inparticular,the Ties- agroupforparents/carers
activities, projects or of liftleones,todeveloppositive
services identifiedinthe relationshipsandparenting
accounts. o duringthe early years.
Monday and TuesdayEVE-
Gaming-afungamingsession
for thoseaged14+.
o TuesdayPM-afterschoolSEND
club in partnershipwithBethany
Walker Respite &Support
o Wednesday AM-Morning
SupportGroup-a peertopeer
support groupforparents/carers,
with drop-insby local
professionalsandtheCheshire
EastAutismTeam.
o FridayPM-Support groupfor
SEND EYFSFamiliesin
partnership with Springfield
SpecialistSchool
Fortnightlyactivities:
o ThursdayPM -SENDEarlyYears
Play SessionwithRuby'sFund-
a peertopeergroup for families
ofyoung children withany
disabilities.
o ThursdayEVE- LGBTQ+Support
groups in partnership with
Flutterbys
o Saturday AM-Family Fun play
andsupport sessionforlocal
families.
Monthlyactivities:
r MondayPM-Adult Specific
SupportGroupwithMick
Rimmington- asocialsafe space
for autisticadultstochat and
i receivesupport.
MondayPM-AdultMentalHealth
SupportGroupin partnership
withAG CareLtd
o WednesdayEVE -Monthly
EveningSupport- agroupfor
autisitic adultsand parenUcarers,
offeringprivateappointments
with professionalautism
consultantsand speech
o therapists.
SaturdayPM-Youth Clubswith
SmartBrightTraining- aclubfor
11-16years oldtodevelop
relationshipsandcommunication
throughplay and shared
interests.
Other activities:
oEducationalworkshops,for
parents andprofessionals
providedbyavarietyof
academics/consultants.
oChildren'sandyoung adults
activitydays
oFreereferencelibrary
oFreesensorykithire
Statement confirming Para1.18 Yes
whether the trusteeshave
hadregardtothe guidance
issuedbythe Charity
Commission on public
benefit

SORP reference
Para'1.38
Policyon grantmaking
Para1.38
Policyon social investment
including programrelated
investment
Significant hourshavebeencontributed
Para1.38 byvolunteerstorunallofour support
Contribution madeby groups, activitiesand events.Weare"
volunteers alwaysrunningarecruitmentcampaign
toencourage more people tojoinour
team.
Other

During the summerof2020we moved
toamuchlargersetting, enablingusto
providealarger offerto ourlocal
Summaryofthemain
achievementsofthecharity,
Para1.20 community, developing not only our
ownsupportandactivity groups butby
identifying the differencethe alsoworking in partnership with other
charity's work hasmade to local charitiesandcommunity
the circumstances ofits organisations.
beneficiaries andanywider
benefits to societyasa Demandfor ourservicecontinuesto
whole. increasewith directreferralsfrom
CAMHS,Community Paediatrics and
localauthority.

Achievements against Para1.41
objectivesset
Performanceoffundraising
activities against objectives Para1.41
set
lnvestment performance Para1.41
against objectives
Other

FinancialReview
Review ofthe charity's
financial positionattheend
oftheperiod
Para1.21 lncome(Receipts)
Expenditure
NetforYear
t69,346
f60,006
f9,340
Amount of reservesheld Para1.22 y2,a02
Reasonsforholding zero Para1.22
reserves
Detailsoffund materiallyin Para1.24
deficit
Explanationof any Para1.23 NoConcerns
uncertaintiesabout the
charity continuing asa going
concern


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choose
includefu

rther
ntswhere
Ourprincipalsource offundingcomes
from grantsanddonations,however we
The charity'sprincipal have increasedouramountof
sourcesoffunds(including Para1.47 fundraisingand now generateourown
anyfundraising) income viaourcafe and shop.
lnvestmentpolicy and
objectives including any Para1.46
social investment policy
adopted
A descriptionoftheprincipal Para1.46
risksfacing the charity
Other

Description of charity's
trusts:
Typeof governing document Para1.25 CharityConstitution
How isthe charity Para1.25 Charitablelncorporated Organisation-
constituted? cto
Trustee selection methods Para1.25 Eachtrustee isappointedforaperiodof
including detailsofany four yearsby aresolutionpassed ata
constitutional provisionse.g properlyconvened meeting of the
electiontopostor name of charity trustees.
any person orbody entitled lnselecting individuals forthe
to appoint one ormore appointmentascharity trustees,the
trustees trustees musthaveregardtotheskills,
knowledge and experienceneededfor
theeffective administrationoftheGlO.

Policies and procedures
adopted for theinduction Para1.51
andtrainingoftrustees
The charity's organisational
structure andanywider Para1.51
networkwith whichthe
charity works
Relationship with anyrelated Para1.51
parties
Other

Reference andAdmin istrativedetails
Charityname Autism lnclusive
Othernamethe charityuses
Reqistered charitv number 1162587
Charity's principaladdress Apollo Buckingham Health Science Campus
Crewe GreenRoad
Crewe
Cheshire
CW15DU

Narn
eof
pers
on
(or
body
Trusteename Office (if any) Datesactedifnotforwhole
yeaf
)
entitl
edto
appo
int
trust
ee(if
1 Gemma
Moloney-Ridsdale
Chairperson September2018
2 Debbie Thelwell Trustee January2019
3 Auldan ltlasseyl Trustee January201 6
4 LillianRimmington Trustee March2021
5 Dominick
Yates-Storey
Trustee November2021
b
7
8
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10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20

Namesan d addresses ofa dvisers (Optional information)
Typeof
Name
Address
adviser
Nameof chiefexecutive ornames ofsenior staffmembers (Optionalinformation)

lncome Total
Restricted
Total
Restricted
Unrestricted
Grants& DonationsByCompanies 49,050 0 49,050
Donations - General 74,281 0 14,281
EventsandFundraisers 6,013 0 6,013
Banklnterest 10 1
RoomRental 2,464 1
TBA 0 0
Totallncome 69,346 U 69,346
Expenditure
General RunningCosts 27,763 0 27,763
Charity Activites 30,413 0 30,413
StaffCosts 1,830 0 1,830
TotalExpenditure 60,006 0 60,006
NetExepnditure 9,340 0 9,340
BalanceBroughtForward 36,965 9,728 27,238
Net Expenditure 9,340 0 9,340
Balance 46,306 9,728 36,578
Main Account 34,303
ReserveAccount 12,002
46,306

Donations Total RestrictedUnrestricted
Donations- General 14,28t 14,281.
t4,281 14,287
Grants&Donationsby Companies
LARAATKIN CHARITAADAMANDCOMPANYPLC 5,000 5,000
HEALTH SHIELDFS 250 250
JDONATION 8,000 8,ooo
NSMITH 750 750
BENNETT FAMILY 500 500
THEDAVIDFAMILY FUND 2,500 2,500
DOUGLASARTERFOUNDATION 250 250
THE TRAYNOR FOUNDATION 1,000 1,000
HDH WIILS 500 500
ALAGREEN CHARITABLE TRUST 2,s00 2,504
BRYANLANCASTER TRUST 400 400
PENNYCRESSTRUST 300 300
MEDICASHDONATION 3,7O0 3,7OO
HILARYAWDRYCHARITABLE TRUST 1,000 1,000
CHARITABLETRUST 5,000 5,000
CASA STELLA 1,000 1,000
THEROBERT CLUTTER
BNFLRISLEY
1,000
250
1,000
'250
CREWE ROTARY CLUB 150 150
LEAVERFAMILYCT 1,000 1,000
CHARLESSHARLANDTRUST 7,000 7,O0A
DUCHYofLANCASTER 5,000 5,000
LORDBARNABYSFOUNDATION 2,000 2,000
49,050 49,050
Eventsand Fundraising
Caf6,Gaming&Events 3,549 3,549
OtherEventsandFundraising 4 A
Room Rental 2,460 2,460
6,013 5,013
Banklnterest
Banklnterest 1 1
7 1
Total 69,346 69,346

Total Restricted Restricted unrestricted
General
Rent 12,000 12,000
Insurance 284 284
Telephone&Broadband 760 764
SecretarialSupport 6,593 6,593
AccountancySupport 575 575
FundraisingSupport .4,679 4,679
lTSupport 886 886
Premises Costs 1,r76 L,776
[Vliscellaneous 810 810
27,753 27,763
CharityActivities
GamingCosts 778 778
ShopSupplies 2,650 2,650
Arts&Crafts 158 158
CouncellingITrainingEvents 600 600
SensoryRoom 9,O70 9,O-74
Preminses Move
GardenRedesign 9,858 9,858
OutdoorEvents 300 300
Library 319 319
Uniform 195 195
Events 6,225 6,225
Other Event/FundraisingCosts 259 2s9
30,473 30,413
StaffCosts
Other StaffCosts 1,,7L4 3",7L4
DBS 116 116
1,830 - 1,m
Total Expenditure 60,006 50,006

Y/E 31st Y/E 31st
December December
2A2t zo20
f
Net Assets
BankAccounts 46,306 36,966
Cash
46,306 36,966
FinancedBy
CapitalAccount
OpeningBalance 36,966 17,257
Net(Loss)forthe year 9,340 19,709
ClosingBalance 46,306 36,966

Independent examiner's report on the accounts

Section A Independent Examiner’s Report Report to the trustees/ Autism Inclusive members of On accounts for the year 31[st] December 2021 Charity no 1162587 ended (if any) Set out on pages (remember to include the page numbers of additional sheets) I report to the trustees on my examination of the accounts of the above charity (“the Trust”) for the year ended 31/12/2020. Responsibilities and As the charity's trustees, you are responsible for the preparation of the basis of report accounts in accordance with the requirements of the Charities Act 2011 (“the Act”). I report in respect of my examination of the Trust’s accounts carried out under section 145 of the 2011 Act and in carrying out my examination, I have followed all the applicable Directions given by the Charity Commission under section 145(5)(b) of the Act. Independent I have completed my examination. examiner's statement I have no concerns and have come across no other matters in connection with the examination to which attention should be drawn in this report in order to enable a proper understanding of the accounts to be reached. Date: 7[th] September 2022 Signed: Name: Kathy Townsend ACMA Relevant professional Chartered Institute of Management Accountants qualification(s) or body (if any): Address: 27 Douglas Close Hartford, Northwich Cheshire CW8 1SH

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