2022-03-31-accounts - Jay's Aim - Helping Young Hearts

This text was generated using OCR and may contain errors. Check the original PDF to see the document submitted to the regulator.

Names and addresses of	Names and addresses of	advisers (Optional information)	advisers (Optional information)	advisers (Optional information)	advisers (Optional information)	advisers (Optional information)	advisers (Optional information)	advisers (Optional information)	advisers (Optional information)
T	eofadviser	Name						Address
Name ofchief executive or names ofsenior staff members										(Optional			information)
	~ a					~ ~						~		~
Description ofthe charity's		trusts
	Type of governing document fs:i vv .!c=; ' cch i ".r'! '		I	Constitution
	t.t t d How the charity is constituted			Charitable		Incorporated			Organisation
	kiri s.=c a on
	Trustee selection methods			Current trustees are original [fora term of2years] by a						founders. New trustees must be appointed resolution passed at a properly convened
				meeting	of	the charity trustees.					In selecting individuals				for appointment			as
				charity	trustees,			the charity		trustees		must		have regard	to the	skills,
				knowledge		and	experience			needed		for	the	effective administration			ofthe
				CIO.
Additional governance issues (Optional					information)
Ycu may choose to include additional information, where relevant, about:				In this financial year the charity AIM Shop Ltd. The charity has secured by afixed and floating							has opened a trading subsidiary, provided a loan to the subsidiary charge, the loan is repayable on						JAY'S which is demand.
~	policies and procedures
	adopted for the Induction	and
	training oftrustees;
~	the charity's organisational
	structure and any wider
	network with which the charity
	works;
~	relationship with any related
	parties;
~	trustees' consideration of
	major risks and the system
	and procedures to manage
	them.
				~ ~

FFICIAL
			To prevent cardiac death ofyoung people (aged 14-35)in the South
			West ofEngland (Cornwall, Devon, Somerset and Dorset). In particular
Summary ofthe objects ofthe charity set out in its governing document			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 lifesaving equipment and lifesaving training.
			Community CPR and AED training.
			The charity visits primary schools, secondary schools, universities and
			sports dubs and tailors its sessions to meet the needs ofa large variety
			ofage groups. The charity's basic CPR/AED session lasts for60
			minutes and can train up to 35 people at one time using individual
			manikins, The charity explains how a defibrillator works and uses its
			training defibiillator 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 ofthe main			Provision ofPublic Access Deftbrillators in places ofneed.
activities undertaken		for the
public benefit in relation to these objects (include within this section the statutory declaration that trustees have			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
had regard to the guidance issued by the Charity Commission on public benefit)			possible. It is also ensures that all the deflbrillators 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 999in an emergency.
			Promotion ofheart screening in young people.
			The charity informs young people about the risks ofsudden 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 Charity commission's guidance on public benefit.
Additional details of	objectives		and activities (Optional information)
You may choose to include
further statements, where
relevant, about;
~ policy on grantmaking;
~ policy programme	related
investment;
~ contribution made	by
volunteers.

~	~	a ~ ~ ~
Summary ofthe main achievements ofthe charity		Jay's Aim proud ofwhat we achieved duding the period covered by report and have outlined our key achievements below.	this
during the	year	CPR/AED Training- Our CPR/AED training could not restart again	until
		mid July 2021 due to Covid-19 restrictions. The number ofpeople
		trained between mid July and the end ofthis reporting period was 2,987
		people.
		Public Access Deflbrillators - During the period the charity provided		49
		PAD's to places in need.
		We are very proud oftwo new schemes that we launched, as well as		our
		normal online application system, duding the pediod:
		1. In August 2021 the 'Devon and Somerset Football Club Scheme'
		was launched in joint partnership with the Adam Stansfield Foundation		to
		provide defibrillators in football clubs in Devon and Somerset.
		2. In February 2022 the Defibrillator ' Place of Education' scheme
		was launched in conjunction with GM Insurance and Aviva Insurance		to
		provide defibriflators in places ofeducation in the South West.
		Heart Screenings —Unfortunately our scheduled CRY cardiac screening
		session for 200 young people (scheduled for July 2020) had to be
		postponed due to the pandemic. Itwas rescheduled for April 2022	in
		Bude, Cornwal.
		Other achievements- In May 2021 the new Jay's Aim website was
		launched including some fresh new branding.
		A trading subsidiary Jay's Aim Shop Ltd was also set up to sell
		defibrillator/CPR related goods with all profits being donated tothe
		Charity.
		We are again very grateful to all our supporters, fundraisers and
		organisations/businesses who have enabled us to achieve the above.

0 CHARITY CONIMISSION FOR ENGLAND AND WALES	0 CHARITY CONIMISSION FOR ENGLAND AND WALES	0 CHARITY CONIMISSION FOR ENGLAND AND WALES	0 CHARITY CONIMISSION FOR ENGLAND AND WALES	0 CHARITY CONIMISSION FOR ENGLAND AND WALES	0 CHARITY CONIMISSION FOR ENGLAND AND WALES	0 CHARITY CONIMISSION FOR ENGLAND AND WALES	0 CHARITY CONIMISSION FOR ENGLAND AND WALES		"""I' '"""" JAY'6 AIM- Helping Young Hearts Receipts and payments	"""I' '"""" JAY'6 AIM- Helping Young Hearts Receipts and payments	"""I' '"""" JAY'6 AIM- Helping Young Hearts Receipts and payments	"""I' '"""" JAY'6 AIM- Helping Young Hearts Receipts and payments	"""I' '"""" JAY'6 AIM- Helping Young Hearts Receipts and payments	II' urlrl 1176807 accounts	II' urlrl 1176807 accounts	CC1ea
									Forthe period from		elcd.On 1 01/04/2021		To	./FI d 31/03/2022
						~		a	~
									Unrestricted funds		Restricted funds		Endowment funds	Tatal	fundS	Last rear
									to the neareat		tcthe neareat E		tothe neareatE	tothe nearest 6		tothe nearest 2
									E
A1	Receipts
In -	other														52	7,133
In -	ift aid redaim									3$0
In -	donation									53,077					53.077	35368
In -	grant										30,000				30,000	12,500
In -	lustgiving									21,013					21013	14,303
In- abipa donationa										3,00'7					3,007
	Sub total(Grossincome						for AR)			77,529	30,000				107,628	69,305
A2	Asset and	investment				sales
(seetable).
					Sub		total
				Total		receipts				77,520	30,000			-	107.528	6$.30s
A3	Payments
Out	- signage									1,998					1,$98	3,510
Out	- expenses									318					316	585
Out	- other									508					50$	5,676
Out-	stripe charges														61
Oui	- deribrigatom	and cabinets								40,226		$,100				42,925
Out	- CPR Training									9,743					9,743	0,070
Out.	travel and molcr ccala									1,$61					1,881
Oul-	advertising and		vmbege							2,101					2,101
Out-	costs for trading		subairgarr							1,209					1,209
Out-	refunds									325					325
					Sub		total			66,160		8,100			74,260
A4	Asset snd investment
purchases, see table
Equipment										00					so	13,824
Purchase ofinvealmenta
Loans made										21,999					21,989
					Sub		total			22,000					22,080	13,824
			Total payments							00,24o		0,10o		-	9$,340	72,601
	Net ofreceiptsl(payments)									10,711	21,900				11,109	3,216
A5	Transfers between				funds
A6	Cash funds	last year				end				47,147					47,147	50,363
	Cash funds			this	year		end			36,436	21,900				68,336	47,147

					~	~		~		~ a
							Unrestricted	Restricted				Endowment
	Categories			Details			funds	funds				funds
							to nearest E	to nearest			E	to neamst E
Bt Cash	funds			Cash at bank			36,436			21,500
					Total	cash funds	36,436			21riigg
				(scree	bsiances naa receipts acc parmenls
						accculli(sii
							Unrestricted	Restricted				Endowment
							funds	funds				funds
				Details			to neareatE	to nearest			E	to neareat 5
B2Other monetary			assets	Loan to trading subsidiary			21.955
				Details			Fund to whish assetbelon s	0	(o	Io	I)	Current value o tlonal
83Investment		assets		Investmenl	in trading subsidiary		Unlssucied
							Fund to which					Current value
				Details			assetbelon s					o tlona
B4Assets retained			for the	van			Unrestricted			5.000
charity's	own use			Manikins			Unrsstncted			5,655
				Printer			Unrestricted				155
				Projerrior			Unrestriued				50
							Fund to which	Amount		aue		When due
				Details			liabig relates	o	tionai			o anal
B5Liabijit(es
Signed by one or two trustees an behalf ofag the trustees					Signature		Print	Name				Cate orapproval
							Mr Simon	Osborne				26/01/2023