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|Section C
|Ob'ectives and activities|
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||Obiects of constitution for Third Space Bolton|
||To act as a resource for youngpeople living in Bolton and the|
||surrounding area by providing advice and assistance and organising|
||programmes ofphysical, educationalandother activities as a means of:|
||(a) advancing in life and helpingyoungpeople by developing their skills,
capacitiesand capabilities to enable them toparticipate in society as|
||independent, mature and responsible individuals;|
|Summary of the objects of the
charity set out in its
governing document|(b)
advancing education;
(c)
relieving unemployment;
(d)
providing recreationalandleisure time activity in the interests of
social welfare for people living in the area ofbenefit who have needby|
||reason oftheiryouth, age, infirmity or disability, poverty or social and|
||economic circumstanceswith a view to improving the conditions of life of|
||such persons.|
||e) The advancement ofthe Christian religion for the public benefit|
||through raising awareness
and understanding ofreligious beliefsand|
||through outreach work|
||Main activities undertaken for the public benefit by Third Space|
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||Bolton|
||To support, inspireand unite youngpeople in Bolton through:|
||(a) coaching and work experience opportunitiesfocussed on young
adults, from the café hub;|
|Summary of the main|(b)
coachingand teaching in High Schools across Bolton, focussed on|
|activities undertaken for the|teenagers;|
|public benefit in relation to|(c) offering ofsocial and exercise opportunities inside and outside the|
|these objects (include within|café, focussed on youngadults with complex needs;|
|this section the statutory||
|declaration that trustees have
had regard to the guidance
issued by the Charity|In accordance with The CharitiesAct 2006, our trustees ensure no harm
is done through our work and that the benefits stated in our purposes and|
|Commissionon public|activities are achieved.|
|benefit)||
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|Section D|Achievements and performance|
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|Summary of the main
achievements of the charity
during the year|Third Space Bolton have published an Impact Report for 2023-24
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available on our website.
It details the variety ofprogrammes we are
involved in as a charity working in close partnership with high schools,
public and third sector organisations across our town.|
||In the pages ofthis report there are some wonderful insights that tell the|
||real story ofimpact and the changes people have made to their lives and|
||those things they have achieved as a result of being part of the Third|
||Space Bolton community.|
||In 2023-24 continued ourhubs by use sessional room space at Victoria|
||Hall in Bolton town centre and St George's Church in Farnworth.
This|
||enabled us to continue to increase our reach to young people across our|
||town.|
||We supported 8,500 adult participants with services including one to one|
||conversations with Third Space Life Coaches.
600 high school students|
||attended our in-school wellbeing sessions covering stress, anxiety, life|
||balance, climate and the environment and drugs and alcohol.
160|
||practical sessions weredelivered teaching skills in property|
||refurbishment or gardening and horticulture.|
||We wish to offer our sincere thanks to our dedicated staff team and|
|Section E|Financial review|
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|Briefstatement ofthe|Our charity's reserves are minimal and can be spent on any of its aims.|
|charity's policy on reserves||
|Details of any funds materially
in deficit|N/A|
|Further financial review details|(Optional information)|
|You may choose to include||
|additional information, where||
|relevant about:||
|the charity's principal||
|sources offunds (including||
|any fundraising);||
|how expenditure has||
|supported the key objectives||
|of the charity;||
|investment policy and||
|objectives including any||
|ethical investment policy||
|adopted.||
|Section F|Other optional information|
|||||Recei|ts and|a|ments accounts|ments accounts|CC16a|
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from|||To|||
|Section A Receipts|||and|payments||||||
|||||Unrestricted
funds|Restricted
funds||Endowment
funds|Total funds|Lastyear|
|||||to the nearest
E|to the nearest|E|to the nearest E|to the nearest E|to the nearest E|
|A1 Receipts||||||||||
|Grants||||9,500.00||||||
|Donations||||1,167.65||||||
|School Tradin||||450 00||||||
|Other Tradin||||86 90||||||
|Other charitable|activities|||||||||
|u
tota|ross Income||or
AR)|11,205||||||
|sset an|Investment sales,|||||||||
|see table
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|A3 Pa ments||||||||||
|A4 Asset and|investment|||||||||
|||Sub total||||||||
|Net ofreceipts/(payments)||||1,638|15,907|||14,270|6,922|
|A5 Transfers between||funds||||||||
|A6 Cash fundslast year end||||22,489|26,903|||49,392|56,314|
|Cash funds this||year|end|24,127|10,996|||35,122|49,392|
||||Unrestricted|Unrestricted|Restricted|Restricted|Restricted|Endowment|
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|Categories|Details||funds|||funds||funds|
||||to nearest|E|to|nearest E||to nearest E|
|Bl Cash funds|Surplus||||||||
|||Totalcash funds|||||||
||(agree|balances with receipts and payments|||||||
|||account(s))|||||||
||||Unrestricted||Restricted|||Endowment|
||||funds|||funds||funds|
||Details||to nearest|E|to|nearest E||to nearest E|
|B2 Other monetary assets|||||||||
||Details||Fund to which
asset belon
s||Cost||(optional)|Current value
o tional|
|B3 Investment assets|||||||||
||Details||Fund to which
asset belon
s||Cost||(optional)|Current value
o tional|
|B4 Assets retained for the|Job Club Computers x3, Tablets x2 Printer||Restricted||||2,578|1,701|
|charity's own use|||||||||
||||Fund to which||Amount due|||When due|
||Details||liabili
relates|||o|tional|o
tional|
|B5 Liabilities|||||||||
|Signed by one or two trustees on
behalf of all the trustees||Signature||Print Name||||Date of
a
roval|
||||Mark||Cowlin|||15/09/2024|
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