## |~ ~ -|.|e||||||| |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| ||||||SORP|||| ||||||reference|||| |Summary
charity as
document|ofthe purposes ofthe
set out in its governing||||Para 1.17|We are a wheelchair
rugby club. Wheelchair
rugby
is a sport for the disabled. The club is open
to all ages, male and female. We aim to provide
a||| |||||||safe environment
for the disabled to play sport||| |||||||for recreation or competitively.||| |Summary ofthe main activities
relation to those purposes
for||||in|Para 1.17and
1.19|Rybi Gogledd
Cymru
RGC Wheelchair
Rugby||| |the public benefit,
in particular,
the activities, projects or services
identified
in the accounts.||||||Just to tell you a bit about ourselves. We were
established
as a charity
in 2016.We are a sports
club for people with disabilities to play||| |||||||wheelchair
rugby.||| |||||||Wheelchair
Rugby combines elements of||| |||||||basketball,
rugby, and ice hockey. Players||| |||||||compete
in teams offour to carry a ball across||| |||||||the opposing team's goal line. Contact between||| |||||||wheelchairs
is permitted
and is in fact an integral||| |||||||part ofthe sport as players use their chairs to||| |||||||block and hold opponents.
Wheelchair
rugby||| |||||||players compete
in manual
wheelchairs||| |||||||specifically designed
for the sport, Wheelchair||| |||||||Rugby
is a Paralympic
sport, with over twenty|-six|| |||||||countries
competing
in international||| |||||||competition.
Great Britain managed
to secure|the|| |||||||gold medal
in the last Paralympics.||| |||||||To be eligible to play Wheelchair
Rugby||| |||||||(Paraiympic)
individuals
must have a disability||| |||||||which affects the arms and legs. Most players||| |||||||have spinal cord injuries with full or partial||| |||||||paralysis ofthe legs and partial
paralysis ofthe|| |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| |||||||arms. Other disability
groups who play include|| |||||||cerebral
palsy, muscular
dystrophy,
amputations,|| |||||||polio, and other neurological
conditions.
Men|| |||||||and women compete on the same teams and
in|| |||||||the same competitions.
Players are assigned
a|| |||||||sport classification
based on their level of|| |||||||disability; teams must field 4 players
(Paralympic)|| |||||||or 5 players (WR5'S) with a mixture of|| |||||||Classification
values, this allows players with|| |||||||different functional
abilities to compete together.|| |||||||WR5's is a much newer version ofthe sport and|| |||||||allows people with a much wider range of|| |||||||disabilities to compete.|| |||||||RGC currently
are competing
in Division 2 ofthe|| |||||||National
league. After a clean sweep
in last|| |||||||weekend's
Super Series, we are now leading the|| |||||||league table.|| |||||||Anyone
is welcome to join our club, male,|| |||||||female, adult, or child. The sport can be played|| |||||||by the disabled or non-disabled
as a means of|| |||||||keeping fit.|| |Statement||confirming||whether the|Para 1.18|We are aware ofthe guidance|| |trustees|have had regard to the||||||| |guidance|issued||by the|Charity||We have taken it into account when
making
a|I| |Commission||on|public|benefit||decision to which the guidance
is relevant|| ## |Other||||||| |---|---|---|---|---|---|---| ||SORP|||||| ||reference|||||| |Summary
ofthe main achievements|Para 1.20|We continue to provide|||an environment|for| |ofthe charity,
identifying
the
difference the charity's
work has
made to the circumstances
of its||disabled
sport at|members
a fun level|and new members to perform
all the way up to an elite level.||| |beneficiaries
and any wider benefits||||||| |to society as a whole.||||||| ## |You may cho|o|se to includ|e|further sta|tements
w| |---|---|---|---|---|---| ||||||SORP| ||||||reference| |Achievements||against objectives set|||Para 1.41| |Performance||offundraising||activities|Para 1.41| |against objectives set|||||| |Investment|performance||against||Para 1.41| |objectives|||||| |Other|||||| |||||SORP|||| |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| |||||reference|||| |Review
position|ofthe charity's
financial
at the end ofthe period|||Para 1.21|The total income for the year was
members fees f220 and Donations|f6,970
and|from| ||||||Sponsorships
E6,250, Expenditure|totalled|| ||||||f17,059; leaving
a net excess ofexpenditure||| ||||||over income for the year off10,089compared||| ||||||to f4,436 in 2022.||| |Statement
explaining
the policy for
holding
reserves stating why they||||Para 1.22|Reserves are held to allow us to purchase
equipment
as and when required.
Also, to||future
enter| |are held|||||the club in various tournaments
for the coming||| ||||||year.||| |Amount|ofreserves|held||Para 1.22|Approximately f10,000||| |Reasons|for holding|zero reserves||Para 1.22|N/A||| |Details offund materially|||in deficit|Para 1.24|N/A||| |Explanation
ofany uncertainties||||Para 1.23|N/A||| |about the charity continuing
as a|||||||| |going concern|||||||| |Explanation
ofany uncertainties
Para 1
about the charity continuing
as a
going concern|Explanation
ofany uncertainties
Para 1
about the charity continuing
as a
going concern|.23|N/A| |---|---|---|---| |Additional
information
(optional)|||| |You may choose to include further|statements|where|relevant about:| ||SORP||| ||reference||| |The charity's
principal
sources of|Para 1.47||Donations or grants| |funds (including
any fundraising)|||| |Investment
policy and objectives|Para 1.46||N/A| |including
any social investment|||| |policy adopted|||| |A description
ofthe principal
risks|Para 1.46||Lack offunds.| |facing the charity|||| ||||Lack ofmembers.| |Other|||| |Description
ofcharity's trusts:|Description
ofcharity's trusts:|Description
ofcharity's trusts:|Description
ofcharity's trusts:|SORP|| |---|---|---|---|---|---| |||||reference|| |Type ofgoverning|document|||Para 1.25|Constitution.| |(trust deed, royal|charter)||||| |How is the charity|constituted||P|Para 1.25|CIO| |(e.g unincorporated|association,||||| |CIO)|||||| |Trustee selection|methods|including||Para 1.25|Trustees elected at AGM by members.| |details of any constitutional|||||| |provisions e.g. election to||post|||| |or name of any person or||body|||| |entitled to appoint|one or|more|||| |trustees|||||| ## ||reference| |---|---| |Policies and procedures
adopted for|Para 1.51| |the induction
and training of|| |trustees|| |The charity's
organisational|Para 1.51| |structure
and any wider network|| |with which the charity works|| |Relationship
with any related parties|Para 1.51| |Charity name|Charity name|Rygbi Gogledd|Cymru|RGC Wheelchair|Rugby| |---|---|---|---|---|---| |Other name|the charity uses|RGC|||| |Registered|charity number|1169093|||| |Charity's|principal|address||Long Garden,|Pound|Lane, Hanwood,|Shrewsbury.| |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| |||||SYS8JT|||| ||||Names|ofthe charity|trustees|who manage|the charity| |Trustee name|Office (ifany)|Dates acted if not for whole|Name of person (or body)| |---|---|---|---| |||year|entitled to appoint trustee| ||||(ifany)| |Mark Baines||All year|Committee| |Roy Humphreys||All year|Committee| |Jane Thomas||9'"Jan 2024|Committee| ## ## ## ## ## ## # ## # ## ## ## ||||||31%3-22| |---|---|---|---|---|---| |~goME|||||| |h4embership
Fe s|||220||470| |Grants Received|||||| |Donations
and Sponsorship|||6250||| |EgpENSES|||||| |ire ofTraining Facilities||||2341|| |Accommodation||1724||ll08|| |GB~RMembership|Fees|||-12|| |Tournament
Fees||1615||2129|| |Fundraising
Commissions||||1517|| |uipment
Repairs|md Maintenance|4995||1003|| |Sun
Expenses||||178|| |Accountancy
Fees||220||250|| |Depreciation||5049|17059|1525|10039| |INCOMErE|PENDITUREfortheYear|K|-10089||| ##