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2022-03-31-accounts

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Summary ofthe main
achievements
ofthe charity
during the year
As the year progressed,
and Covid -19 restrictions
allowed, we saw the
return ofmany ofour regular
hirers and activities. December 21 saw the
Association
take on an additional
building,
The Roger Morris Centre. The
Association
has therefore
been able to increase and expand
its activities
and offerings to the wider local community.
As part ofthe planning
for
taking on the new site the Association
also made the necessary changes
to its Area of Benefit which were approved
at a General
Meeting
in July
21.
We provided
the community
once again with our much-loved
Play Day,
making some changes that ensured
people had increased space and
enjoyment,
and were able to once again hire out our facilities close to the
Pre-Covid capacity.
The Association
has increased
its staff to cater for the number of
activities and events we now run at the two sites. We have continued
to
develop and support
our staff through
regular training
opportunities
and
started to develop ideas and plans for future projects.
We continued
to grow our numbers
at Memory
Club, providing
a valuable
service for those who had increased
cognitive decline during
isolated
lockdown
periods and providing
much needed respite for family and
carers.
Support for local business
continued
through
our organising
ofcraft,
summer
and winter fayres for the community
as has continued
interest
in
the hiring ofour facilities for regular hire.
In addition to improving
delivery
and increasing
numbers
for providing
support to families through
toddler groups and dementia
groups we have
become a hub ofsupport for Ukrainian
war victims needs.
We continue to run free/ low cost events for the community
and have
introduced
outings
on buses to family friendly destinations
during school
holiday times, for people without car availability.
The family
film events during
holiday times has proved
very beneficial to
children
who find cinemas a challenging
environment
and regular
family
quiz nights have now become comfortable
destinations
for a variety of
gi'cups.