2021-03-31-accounts

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Trustee selection iJ. rij3pol('&e ug,	methods ei-:.'.'. . : I 'j!	Current trustees are original founders. New trustees must [for a term of 2 years] by a resolution passed at a properly meeting ofthe charity trustees. In selecting individuals for							be appointed convened appointment		as
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					To prevent cardiac death ofyoung people (aged 14-35) in the South
					West of England (Cornwall, Devon, Somerset and Dorset). In particular
Summary ofthe objects charity set out in its governing document				ofthe	but not exclusively by presentations in schools, businesses and sports clubs that raise awareness ofcardiac risk and cardiac screening, as well as the saving of lives through the provision ofemergency life saving equipment and life saving training.
					Community CPR and AED training.
					The charity visits primary schools, secondary schools, universities and
					sports clubs and tailors its sessions to meet the needs ofa large variety
					ofage groups. The charity's basic CPR/AED session lasts for 60
					minutes and can train up to 35people at one time using individual
					manikins. The charity explains how a defibrillator works and uses its
					training defibrillator to role play a life-like situation ofsomeone having a
					cardiac arrest. The charity also provides information about the charity
					and cardiac issues affecting young people at the sessions.
Summary activities	ofthe main undertaken		for	the	Provision ofPublic Access Defibrillators in places of need.
public benefit in relation to these objects (include within this section the statutory declaration that trustees have had regard to the guidance issued by the Charity Commission on public benefit)					The charity provides public access defibrillators in places ofneed together with appropriate signage. This can be local sports clubs, busy locations, and schools for example. The charity tries to ensure that all defibrillators are available to any member ofthe public 24/7 where possible. It is also ensures that all the defibrillators are registered with the South West Ambulance Foundation Trust (now 'The Circuit' administered by the BHF) so that people are directed to them when phoning 999 in an emergency.
					Promotion of heart screening in young people.
					The charity informs young people about the risks of sudden cardiac death
					and encourages them to attend heart screening events run by the charity
					Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY).The charity's website has a link to
					CRY's registration page and it actively promotes upcoming screening
					events being held in the South West. The charity also aims to fund some
					ofthese screening sessions.
					In setting their objectives the trustees have given careful consideration	to
					the Charit commission's uidance on ublic benefit.
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					Charity	Charity	Name	Name				No {ifany)
						JAY'S		AIM -Helping	Young Hearts			1176807
								Receipts and payments			accounts		using form CC16a
						Forthe		eriod from	Period start 01/04/2020	To		Period end date 31/03/2021
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						Unrestricted funds (cash)			Restricted funds	Endowment funds Iporffolio)		Total funds	Last year
						to the nearest t			to the nearest r	to the nearest f		to the nearest r	to the nearest e
A1 Recei ts
in —other								7133.25				7133.25	4539
in - ift aid reclaim
in - donation							35368.39					35368.39	44 971
in - rant									12500			12500.00
in - ust ivin							14383.36					14383.36	16096
Sub total (Gross AR)			income for				56,885.00		12,500			69,385.00	65,606
A2 Asset and		investment
sales (see table)
				Sub total
			Total receipts					56,885.00	12,500			69,385.00	65,606
A3 Pa ments
out - signage								3,510.29				3,510.29	1 885
out- expenses								584.84					1 587
out - other								5677.90				5677.90	8199
Out - defibrilator							31085.72					31085.72	20908
out - Cabinet							11839.50					11839.50	7466
Out- CPR Trainin								6078.29				6078.29	New cata o
				Sub total			58,776.54					58,776.54	40,045
A4 Asset and		investment
urchases	see table
Van								8000.00				8000.00
Manikins								5655.20				5655.20
Printer								169.17				169.17
				Sub total			13,824.37					13,824.37
		Total payments					72,600.91					72,600.91	40,045
Net ofreceiptsf(payments)								15,715.91	12,500			3,215.91	25,561
A5 Transfers		between funds						12,500.00	12,500
A6 Cash funds last year end								50,362.61				50,362.61	24,802
Cash funds			this	year end			847,146.70					47,146.70	50,363