2023-03-31-accounts

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	Type of governing document		Constitution
	How the charity is constituted		Charitable		Incorporated	Organisation
	Trustee selection methods		Current trustees are original founders. [foraterm of2years} by a resolution							New trustees must passed at a properly			be appointed 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
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You msy choose to include additional information, where relevant, about:			Last financial year the Shop Ltd. The charity secured by afixed and			charity opened a trading subsidiary, has provided a loan to the subsidiary floating charge, the loan is repayable								JAY'S AIM which is on demand.
~	policies and procedures		The Charity		appointed	a Charity		Manager on 1/4/2023.
	adopted for the induction	and
	training oftrustees;
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	structure and any wider
	network with which the charity
	'works;
~	relationship with any related
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~	trustees' consideration of
	major risks and the system
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OFFICIAL
			To prevent cardiac death ofyoung people (aged 14-35) in the South
			West of England (Comwail, 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 oflives through the provision ofemergency lifesaving equipment and lifesaving training.
			Community CPR and AED training.
			The charity visits, communities, primary schools, secondary schools,
			universities and sports clubs and tailors its sessions to meet the needs	of
			a large variety ofage groups. The charity's basic CPRIAED session lasts
			for60minutes and can train up to35people at one time using individual
			manikins. The charity explains how a defibrillator works and uses its
			training defibriliator 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 Deftbrtllators in places ofneed.
activities undertaken		for the
public benefit	in relation to		The charity provides public access defibrillators in places ofneed
these objects (include within this section the statutory			together with appropriate signage. This can be local sports dubs, busy locations, and schools for example. The charity tries to ensure that all
declaration that trustees have			defibrillators are avafiable to any member ofthe public 24/7 where
had regard tothe guidance Issued by the Charity Commission on public benefit)			possible. It is also ensures that all the defibriilators are registered with the South West Ambulance Foundation Trust (now 'The Circuit' administered by the BHF)sothat 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.
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~ policy on grantmaking;
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a contribution	made by
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Summary of achievements	the main ofthe charity	Jay's Aim proud ofwhat we achieved during the period covered by this report and have outlined our ksy achievements below.
during the year		CPR/AED Training-. The number ofpeople trained in this period was 6,319people.
		Public Access Deftbrtllators - During the period the charity provided 42
		PACrs to places in need.
		Heart Screenings —A CRYcardiac screening session for 200 young
		people funded by Jay's Aim took place in April 2022 in Buds, Cornwall.
		Other achlevsments-
		Dinner and Dance Fundraising event on 1/10/22.
		Jay's Aim Colour run on 11/9/22.
		Exeter Legacy Grant Defibrillator Scheme launched in Sep 22.(25 Public
		Access Defibs in the greater Exeter area}.
		We are again very grateful to all our supporters, fundraisers and
		organisations/businesses who have enabled us to achieve the above.

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