2022-12-31-accounts

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	Description ofthe charity's trusts
	Type of governing document	Constitution
	How the charity is constituted	Clp
	Trustee selection methods	El ct d e ed	t a	AGM
	Additional governance issues	(Optional	information)

You may choose to include additional information, where relevant, about:		The Charity is a member Rescue (ALSAR).	ofthe Association	of Lowland Search and	of Lowland Search and
~ policies and procedures adopted for the induction training oftrustees;	and	We operate under an MOU with Hampshire Constabulary which covers the Charity's work in assisting the Police with searches for and recovery of high risk, vulnerable, missing people.
~ the charity's organisational		We also support our local	authority for major	incidents	such as bad
structure and any wider		weather, flooding etc.
network with which the charity
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~ relationship with any related
parties;
~ trustees' consideration of
major risks and the system
and procedures to manage
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		To provide professionally	trained volunteers	who will be knowledgeable
Summary ofthe objects ofthe charity set out in its governing document		and dedicated individuals. To train and equip them to assist Police or others in search, rescue or other emergencies when required. To maintain a high level of skill and proficiency to enable these objectives to be achieved.

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Summary ofthe main achievements ofthe charity during the year			Hampshire Search and Rescue (HANTSAR) were called out on 83 occasions in 2022 providing almost 15,668 hours gross volunteer time. This includes live searches, training, fundraising and management tasks.
			HANTSAR provided a comprehensive training programme throughout
			2022 for Trainees and Qualified Search Technicians, ensuring that our
			volunteers appropriately trained to continue to provide a professional
			search and rescue service throughout Hampshire.
			The level oftraining, combined with the dedication ofmembers, has
			enabled HANTSAR to assist Hampshire Constabulary in searching for
			vulnerable persons by having that expertise on scene quickly. The
			speedy increase in the search response and capability has been of
			benefit to not only the missing person but also their families and friends
			who are reassured that everything is being done to find their loved ones
			as soon as possible.
			To promote public awareness the Charity provided displays at local
			events. It has assisted in the administration of public events by providing
			marshals at carnivals and races.
			With a concern for the welfare ofthe elderly contact continues with GP
			surgeries, care homes, the area Alzheimer's Society and other dementia
			groups to emphasize measures that carers can take which would assist
			police and search teams ifa vulnerable person went missing. Talks were
			also given to a variety ofcommunity groups throughout the year to
			continue to promote and raise awareness of HANTSAR and the issues of
			vulnerable missing persons in Hampshire.
			During 2022 Hantsar was selected by Hampshire County Council to run
			the "Spontaneous Volunteer Reception Centres" in the event ofa major
			incident in the county, this service is provided freely to the county.

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O ARITY COMMISSION FOR ENGLAND AND WALES											Receipts and payments				accounts				CCtSa
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									Unrestrloted funds				Restrloted funds	Endowment funds		Total	funds		Last year
									tothe	nearest		2	tothe nearest 8	to the nearest 8		tothe nearest		2	to the nearest 8
A1 Renal ts
Donations											27	930							22325
Sub ' Sons																			2020
Fundrooein																			85133
Sales & Train'
Interest Received												281
Grants																	18050		39252
VAT Rechsn											4517
		ross		income			or
							AR)										121,574		148,750
Asset an	investment					sales
(see table).
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A3 Pa ments
Search &Rescue	AcSvlses										20	043							15113
Sales &Training											5,510						5	0	0,574
Fundraising																			2,500
Overheads &Adminislialion
Pub
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Insurance											0,155
				Sub total							37mnt1								37,137
A4Asset and	investment
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Asset Purchases											8	783							13,513
				Sub total							8	783					5783		13513
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Net ofreoeiptel(peyrnenfs)													21
ASTransfers	between			funds							1,800		1,800						14,367
AS Cash funds		last year			end						183714						213,714		129971
Cash funds this				year end													289,144		13.71

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					Unrestrioted						Endowment
					funds						funds
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						235,554				53/50
			Tofel	cash ftrnrfe	235,584					53,250
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					Untestrtoted			Restrttded			Endowment
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82Other monetary assets
					Fund to	which		C	tt~ l)		Current vslue
82Investment assets
					Fund to	which		C	t		Current sutue
84Assets retained forthe
charity's own use
					Fund to	which		Amount		due
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Signed by one or two trustees on behalf of all the trustees	Sigrtature						Print	Name			Date of a oval
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							Phil	Harvey