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2023-03-31-accounts

Trustees Mr Dmrky Yampolskiy Mr Dmrky Yampolskiy Mr Dmrky Yampolskiy
Ms Anna Fedennesser
Charity number 1174758
Prtnd pal address Rat 5
37Cadogan Square
London
SWIX OHU
Independent examiner Loucas
The Carnage House
Mill Street
Madstone
Kent
ME156YE
Bardays Bank UK PLC
1 Churchill Place
London
E14SHP

The trustees present
their annual
report and financial statements
for the
The trustees present
their annual
report and financial statements
for the
year ended 31 March 2023. year ended 31 March 2023. year ended 31 March 2023.
The finanoal
statements
have been prepared
in accordance
with the
accounting policies set out in note 1 to the
financial
statements
and
comply
vnth
the
chanty's
constituten,
the
Chanfies Act 2011 and "Accounbng and
Reporting
by Charities:
Statement
of Recommended
Pracbce applicable
to charities
preparing
their accounts in
accordance
wHh
the
Financial
Reporbng
Standard
applicable
in
the
UK
and
Republic
of
Ireland
(FRS
102)"(effective 1 January 2019)
Objecthres and scttvlttes
The Foundabon
for Palliative
Care Education
(PACED) aims to improve
the quality of palliative
care and make it
available
in the countnes
where
it is underdeveloped,
with a primary focus on Central
Asia, Caucasus,
Eastern
Europe. The Balbc countnes are also in our focus.
Our objectives are:
(a) the provision of systemabc
support to professionals
and enthusiasts in the field ot endwf-life and palliabve cars;
and
(b) the faalitabon
ofbetter access to quality education
and methods ofintegrabon for palliative carers
Public benefit
The charity Trustees confirm that:
~They are aware ofthe guidance
~They have taken 6 into account when making adecision to which the guidance
is relevant
If they have decided to depart
from the guidance,
they have a good
reason for dang so (not appficable in year
under review)
Acti vitres
PACED activriies refiect its five strategic obfecfives for 2021-2024, which are to:
1.Suppmt the professional
development
of health and
care workers to develop their knowledge, attriudes and skills
in providing
palliative cars
2. Help raise standards
ofpalliative care teaching
in undergraduate,
postgraduate
and specialist setbngs
3.Support targeted
palliabve care inrbabves
in focus countnes
4.Encourage
and support cooperation
and joint learning
between countries
in EECA
5. Buikf PACED organisational
infrastructure
and systems,
and develop
its visibility
and
reputation
on national,
regional and global stages.

Achievements
and perfonnance
Srgnrficanf
acfnnlies and achievements
against obfecfives
1.In the reporting
period, the PACED Knowledge
Hub Telegram channel was launched
based on needs ofpalliabve
care professionals
with the aim for PACED to become a leader
in palliative
care and a
change driver. The total
number of participants
in this Telegram
channel
is 51 leaders from 8 countries,
all of whom are professionals
and
opinion leaders
in the field of palliative care
2.Throughout
2022, the PACED Knowledge
Hub Telegram
channel
curated and disseminated
a curated selection of
9 impactful
screnkfic and pracbcal
matenals,
each mebculously
addressing
the
nuanced aspects of professional
pasiabve care provision.
These publications,
characterised
by their profound
insights
and
relevance,
ignited
online
discussions
among professionals
and thought
leaders wrlhin the fiekl
3. In July 2022, a comprehensive
markebng
research
Educational
Needs of the Target Audience was conducted,
with more than 100 parbopants
from 9 countries
in Central Asia,
the Caucasus, the Balbcs, and Eastern
Europe
(8199 cknical personnel,
1996related professions)
The research
identified
educational
needs of the PACED target
audxmce,
induding
learning
objeckves, topics, and formats. The findings
online course "Perspectives
from Leaders
on Palliafive
Care Treatment
of the research
and Management,
formed the basis for the
launched
in October
2022 (see below).
4. A 44ay educational
course
Perspectives
from Leaders
on
Palliative Care Treatment
and
Management
in
October 2022 designed
for palliahve
care professionals
was
launched and conducted online vnlh
over 100
participants
from 11countries
on board.
During the training
course, topical issues of a medical
nature
(pain management,
urgent
mental states, bedsores)
were covered, and complex dinical cases were analyesd
by 8lecturers.
In particular,
the fallowing topics were explored dunng the course:
-Pain Therapy
in Palliabve Care'. Lectures and analysis ofdinical
cases.
- Urgent
mental
condibons
in
palliative
care: what
a palliabve
care
physician
can do without
a psychiatnc
qualrfication?
- How to buikf 6 pagiabve
care system
in a country
where
rt is not yet integrated
into ihe
national health
system.
Pracfical management.
-Effecfive Communrcabon
is Vital Bamers to Communication.
- Diagnosis
and treatment
of bedsores as an art. Presentation
of a unique
manual
and
knowledge
base for the
assessment
and treatment
ofpressure
ulcers.
-Deosen making
in the last days oflie

Unrestricted Unrestrtcted
funds funds
2023 2022
states E E
Income from:
Oonabons
and legacies
6,075 48,905
Expenditure
on:
Charitable
acbvrbes
35,722 76,770
Total charitable exPenditure 35,722 76,770
fset expenditure and movement ln funds (29,647) (27,865)
Reconc10atlon offunds:
Fund balances at 1 Apnl 2022 28,956 56,821
Fund balances at 31March 2023 (691) 28,956

2023
E
Current assets
Cash at bank and m hand 149 29,456
Creditors: amounts falling due within
one year 840
Nel current (liabilibes)/assets (691) 28,956
The funds ofthe charity
Unrestncted
funds
(691) 28,956
(691) 28,956

Unrestricted Unrestricted
funds funds
2023 2022
E E
Donations and gills 6,075 48,905
Expendltufo on chafltablo acavttles
Charitable Charitable
Expenditure Expenditure
2023 2022
E E
Dlfect costs
Staffcosts 67,158
Conference Expenses
Programme Costs 8,002
Travel and Subsistence 148 2,554
Accounbng and Examiners Fees 906 595
Bank charges 135 71
Computer
and Internet
87 390
Software 90
Legal and Professional 850
ITservices 72
Tfelhlng 139
Membership 74
Consultancy Fees 33,012
76,770
Analysis
by
fund
Unresbicted funds 35,722 78,770

Fees payable to the Independent Exanxner 2023 2022
E E
For other services
Independent Examination 840

The average monthly
number ofemployees
during th
e year was
2023 2022
Number Number
Employment costs 2023
E
Wages and salaries 59,930
Other pension costs 6,558

2023 2022
E E
Accruals and deferred income 840

At 1April Incoming Rescwrces At 31March
2022 resources expended 2023
E E E E
28,956 6,075 (35,722) (691)
Previous year: At 1April Incoming Rescwrces At 31March
2021 resources expended 2022
E E E E
56,821 48,905 (76,770) 28,956