Trustees. Annual Report for the period Pericmy start dale Peri¢yJ end date ear From To Section A Reference and administration details Charty namè Lrfe Trust Cardiff Other names charlty Is known by The Beresford Centre Regfjstered charlty number (rf any) 1178426 Charity's principal address 30 Norbury Road Faiwdter Cardiff Postc¢)de CFS 3AU Names of the charity trustees who manag8 th8 charity Dates ￿ted If not forwholè Trust98 name Offic• {rf any) Nam• of pèrson lor body) ant￿8￿ toa trustee rfan M. A. Travis Chair R D Stansfield Treasurer A. M. Wliams J. Amistrong P. T. Amistrong D. M. Williams Ex-officio Ex-officio 10 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Names of the trustees for the charity, rf any, (for èxample, any custodian trustees) Name Dates acted rf not for whole ear TAR Marth 2012 Names and addresses of advlsers (Optional inforniation) o of adviser Name Address Name ot chief executive or names of senior stsff members (Optional infomiatlon) Section B Structure, overnance and mana ement Description of the charity's tntsts Type of gobeming document Const￿11¢)n How the charity is consts"tuted Charitable Incorporated Organisatron Trustee selection ffEth(Kls )pointed by a resolution passed at a properly con￿ned meeting of the chaTity ttustees Additional governance issues (Optional Informalion} You may choose lo include additional information. where relevant, about.. policies ar)d procedures adopted for the induction and training of Irustees- the charty's organisational structure and any wder nehvork vlith ￿lch the charity works", relats'onship wlh any related parties., trustees, consideration of major risks and the system and procedures to manage them. Section C Objectives and activities 1. To advan￿ the Christian Fatlh. for the benefit of the public, in accordan￿ Basis of Belief appearing in the Schedule. 2. To relieve financÉal hardship and to promole and preserve good health by the provision of fu￿1$. goods or se[W￿$ of ary kind, including through the provision of counselling and support in such parts of the United Kingdom or the v￿rI￿ as the Trust￿5 from time to time may think fit. Summary of the objects of the charlty set out in its goveming document TAR March 2012 NEW LIFE CHURCH 1. Weekly public church rrEetings have been held, ￿th provision for children as VEII as adults. These meetings have been broadcast via YouTube to a wMJer audien￿ as V￿11 as those nomial attenders unable to partiapate. 2. Mid-week small group rrEetings ha* been run in four locations, one in Nevoort. and three in Cardiff. 3_ The senior elder of New Life Churth has been supported financially. 4. Provision for chiklren of the local community has been provided by Y￿e￿y evening Big Fish kids, dub and scFK)ol holiday clubs. 5. Wee￿Y mum's and toddlers sessions have been run duriNJ school germ ts"me. 6. The churth has supported the Starfish KIDS Club. an annual ￿tek aYRy for looked-after chiklren. 7. Christrnas gift shceboxes ￿Ere filled and sent to disadvantaged children as part of the annual nab.onal Sarnaritan's Purse initiative. 8. Evangelical outreaches and sthool assembly Y￿rf( by OAC has been supported. g. Relationships wtlh other churthes have been fostered Ihrough membership of the SoLrth East Waks New Cymru regional nelwork and the Evangelical Allan￿. 10. Suitable rented premises have being maintained in FaiThvater Cardiff as a base for sermng the local (￿mMunIty. 11. Local elderly residents have been kept in contact via telephone and sits. 12. Training sessions in Safeguarding have been held for all church members interacting with children and vulnerable adults. Summary of the main activitles undertaken for the public benefrt in relation to those objects (include within this section the statutory declaration that trustees have had regard to the guidance issued by the Charity Commission on publlc benefit) THE BERESFORD CENTRE 13 The Beresford Centre has. oNEr 32 years. offered counselling help aThl support lo vfftn. men aThJ familEs suffering distress related to unexpected pregnancy, temiination, baby loss. traumatic birth and cot death, by fa￿-tfrface and social nEdia ￿eans.70 new clients were seen during the year. 14. The counsellors have been regulaty supervised in order to ensure ongoing good practi￿, support and developffEnt and to protect dients 15. A Beresford Centre b%ebsite has been maintained to publiuse the ServI￿S on offer. 16 GOCMJ relationships have t*en fostered wth the NHS and other agencies, vtho have made direcl referrals of clients and recommendations of the Beresford Centre. 17. self-help workbooks foi ￿Ople have suffered baby loss and eXperIen￿d problems subsequent to termination have been printed and made available to clEnts and other similar cent￿s. 18. A regional ￿Eekend vtss held for Welsh pregnancy counselling ntres. 19. A Facebook group has maintained for rEMrJrking inf0M￿tiOn sharing between regional pregnancy counselling ￿ntres. 20. Centre has maintained relalions vmth the nat.onal Pregnancy Centres NetvK)rk, and staff have attended their annual conferen￿. 21. TV￿ new trained counsellors have been added to the team to strerythen provision of the Servi￿ and further online counselling. 22. The Centre has used a National Lottery grant to provide a laptop for eath counsellor which also supports moves towards a papedess operation. All Ihe acknvities of NEW LIFE CHURCH are run by volunteers, apart from the Leading Elder role. AJI the staff of the BERESFORD CENTRE are volunteers TAR March 2012 Section D Achievements and performance NEW LIFE CHURCH 1. Standards of good behayiour and the achievement of sound. loving interpersonal relationships and personal ￿Ell-being have been consistenlly taught and encouraged; people wÉth personal problems have been confidentialty counselled and supported. 2. Local cotnmunty needs have been identified and met by prowsion for chikJren, the elderly and the disadrdntaged. 3. Schools. Religious Education provision has been SUPPDrted. Summary of the main achievements of the charity during the yoar THE BERESFORD CENTRE 4. A significant number of worrEn, their partners and other frdmily members ha￿ been helped to reach their own best decisions in silualions of pregnancy crisis.. those experiencing grief and trauma assoryated baby loss. termination or difficult births, to work through their experien￿$ and reath a better adjustment for their lives. 5. The Servi￿ has prowded hdp and support beyond what slatulory agenues can give ￿ryth ttEir limited reSoUr￿S {for example. in cases of baby loss. counselling support may be needed weekty for several months) 6. The Centre has established g¢x#J relations wth statutory aThJ other agenC￿S in the area, and ￿￿1￿S referrals from midwves, health visitors, G.P.s, menlal health nurses, social workers, probation service, women's refuge ar)d others 7. Regional capability to provide help in pregnancy related issues has been enhanced through sUPPOrt for Counselling Centres from the 4 related Centres in Wales, in Wrexham, Swansea. BridgerKI and Cardiff. 8. Personal V￿rkbookS have promded help for clients unable to engage V￿th f8￿10-￿dce counselling or to support on-line inlervEws. 9. A programrrE of digitising all records has been initiated whith will further secufe pers￿al inf(Mation in line thfjth GDPR requirements. TAR Marda 2012 Section E Financial review Brief statement of the harsty's policy on reserves Details of any funds materialty in deficit Further financial revie* detalls (Optlonal infom￿110Tr) You may chooso to indude additional infomAtion. where relevant about= the charity's principal sources of funds (Induding any fijndraising)., how expetKliture has supported the key objectives of the charity., investment policy and objectives induding any ethical investsnent wlicy adopted. Section F Other optional information Section G Declaration The trustees declare that they have approved the t￿￿tees, report above. Signed on behalf of the charity's trusteos Signature(s) M.ATravis Full namels) Mithael Anthony TraNis Position leg Secretary, Chair, Chair etc} Date TAR March 2012 LIFE TRUST CARDIFF (HARITY 1178426 Receipts and payments accounts CC16a For the period from 06.04.2024 To 05.04.2025 Section A Receipts and payments Unre51rict8d funds tothe no4N$t Restricted funds tothB ngarost£ Endowment lunds to thè ntr4r>E Total fuTrds Last year to th8 noor¢st£ tothe n¢are$t£ A1 Receipt5 eresford C8nlr9- wome CoveTh3nl Rptuin Cov¢nanl R¢tuin IBere5tOTdl OlhéTincome 22,S09 22.509 21.446 980 14A94 19,8J9 890 fjB9 277 39.856 6B,076 1,$50 21,446 980 296 954 25,380 65.751 296 954 26,390 80,761 Omerino TotsTvn9 Income Sub total (Gross income for AR) 116,007 22.509 13B.516 146,67Y A2 Asset and Invèstment sale5, l$eÈ table). Total receipts 116,007 22,509 13&,516 145,677 A3Pa ments Court￿$1￿8(2 yrsl Admin 630 630 2.482 235 2A82 235 9a0 3,538 193 896 14,8ez 16,6S2 27.790 1.200 1.79fj Bank ch&tges Covenani ￿t￿M (Bereslord) 89roslor¢ Cenlreo¢¢ounis Buldwy expBnses Bu1￿￿ ulili1￿5 & Rent 21,390 21,390 14.426 27.978 2,067 348 4,000 14,426 Z7,978 2,067 348 4,000 15.960 Equipmenl OesvJnatedgrft18eiEsTordl 16,223 Grani$ IDsurat B75 47,040 875 910 Expenses T￿sTffie expenses Ov$r60's coffe• mominq c8PA 47.040 47,040 92 981 118,002 981 130,302 2,156 Sub total A4 Asset and Invèstment purchases. (see table) Sub total Tot81 paymen¢s 118.002 21,390 139,392 133,919 Alet of receipts/{paymentsJ A5 Transfers betW88n funds A6 Cash lunds lasl year end Cash funds this year end 1,996 1.120 875 11.758 93,052 91,097 4,272 6,392 97,364 96,489 85,606 97.384 2010112026 Section B Ststement of assets and liabilities at the end of the period Unrestrlcted Restrlcted funds fitnds nearost£ to nèar•$tÈ Endowment fund5 to nèar•St£ Categorie$ Details B1 Cash funds BMM Aceounl CurientAccount 39,866 Eeiesfaid Centre 5,392 Total cash funds 91,197 5,392 iJnrestrScted fund$ Restricte