2023-08-31-accounts

ALL IN Youth Project

FINANCIAL AND TRUSTEES REPORT FOR: - 2022 2023

Small charity provisions

This report has been prepared in accordance with the provisions in Part 8 of the Charities Act 2011. This report was approved by the board on 1st September 2023 and signed on its behalf.

ALILN Youth Project Supporting the aspirations of all young people

For the year ending 1[st] of September 2023 the company was entitled to exemption from audit under section 133 of the Charities Act 2011 relating to small charities.

The members have not required the company to obtain an audit of its accounts for the year in question in accordance with section 133.

The directors acknowledge their responsibilities for complying with the requirements of the Act with respect to accounting records and the preparation of accounts.

These accounts have been prepared in accordance with the provisions applicable to charities subject to the lower-income charities’ regime.

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ALILN Youth Project Supporting the aspirations of all young people

ALL IN YOUTH PROJECT

INCOME AND EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT From 01/09/22 to 31/08/2023

Year Ending

31/08/2023

2023

Income

Big Donation from William Carter for Living While Black Stockton Arts centre Refugee week Foodbank OCL Foodbank Social Change The Other Perspective – Phoenix Way NE The Angelou Centre The Phoenix Way NE Bank interest TOTAL INCOME	98894 8000 700 3200 3800 175 528
	115297

EXPENDITURE

1. Staff costs including oncosts 61358

2. General running costs 2113 03. Utilities 1804 04. Partnership OCL 31510 05. Refugee Week 2112 06. Holiday Program 1326

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1. LWB anti-racism series 8000 08. Transport 3134 09. Youth club venue 1496 10. Foodbank 4250

Bank interest and charges TOTAL EXPENDITURE EXCESS INCOME OVER EXPENDITURE EXCESS EXPENDITURE OVER INCOME Year Ending 31/08/2023	0
	117103
	-
	1806

BALANCE SHEET ASSETS Current Account REPRESENTED BY Balance brought forward Excess of income over expenditure Excess of expenditure over income	2023 9864 11680 01/09/2022 0 1806 9864

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ALILN Youth Project Supporting the aspirations of all young people

ALILN Youth Project people Supporting the aspirations of all young

ALL IN YOUTH PROJECT

Year Ending: 31/08/2023

BANK SUMMARY

Add: Bankings (from 01/9/22 to 31/08/2023) 115297 Amount carried forward as at 01/09/2022 11680 Less: Expenditure 117103

Date of reconciliation Balance per bank statement Add: Uncleared bankings per Income Sheet Less: Unpresented cheques per Expenditure Sheet Balance	31/08/2023 9874 None None 9874

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ALILN Youth Project Supporting the aspirations of all young people

Financial report 2022-2023

For the financial year 2022-2023 All In Youth in partnership with OCL and CIC Purple Rose runs three weekly food and clothing banks and through the partnership have applied for more funding to meet need particularly as people are staying at the foodbanks for longer due to the cost of living crisis. The committee agree reserves of £4000 be marked as restricted for 22/23 in anticipation of raising venue costs due to energy increases.

In partnership with Teesside University and MIMA we held a series of an anti-racism workshops which was initially planned for 7 months but a donation allowed the project to continue until September 2023. £2000 has been allocated to continue the anti-racism series for 23/24.

All In pays the wages and oncosts of 2 full time staff and funds a further staff member who works for our partner CIO OCL. The staff plan and weekly programs for people living in poverty who experience discrimination including vulnerable people, children and young people and people who speak English as a second language. We deliver activities every day of the week from 4 venues across Teesside to diverse groups including men, women and children, from globally ethnic majority backgrounds. We continue working with organisations as advocates on anti-racism and the importance of embedding anti-racist practice and thinking and this work has expanded. A major cost increase has been transport - to support young people and families to access food banks and dance activities. Further funding will be needed to cover costs as we anticipate they could increase to £5000 per year. To manage this increase, no new families can access the transport fund until we have secured further funding.

We worked in partnership with Stockton Council and Arc International arts centre to plan and deliver a series of activities for Refugee week 2023 which took place in the last week of June and we ran a summer holiday program from July – August 2023 in partnership with smaller orgs in Middlesbrough and Stockton. Some of the underspend from 21/22 was allocated to these activities which were hugely successful in terms of attendance, positive mind activities, increase in well-being and making friends

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ALILN Youth Project Supporting the aspirations of all young people

ALILN Youth Project people Supporting the aspirations of all young