2022-03-31-accounts

					Our objects include providing support and services for children and their
					families diagnosed with cancer in Nottingham's queens medical centre as
Summary ofthe objects charity set out in its governing document				ofthe	well as support for families of bereaved children within Nottingham. We raise awareness and advance education for childhood cancers, specifically brain tumours which is the disease that took our Jorja-Rose.
					Over the year we have delivered over 200 toiletry packs across many of
					the childrens wards at QMC. We are delighted to have broadened our
					support across more wards this year. Through the help of PASICs
					Charity we have been able to reach more families and ensure our packs
					are being dispatched whilst still maintaining distance due to the pandemic
					and tightened measures at the hospital. We are told the packs are
					extremely useful and we will continue to supply these upon request.
					PASICS have also helped us to store a large quantity oftoys and gifts
					which we agreed they can hand out on our behalf. We greatly appreciate
					their help with this.
					Again we were thrilled to offer our family's and working staff a Christmas
					dinner on Christmas day. This has become somewhat ofa tradition for us
					and we thoroughly enjoy being able to provide these along with extra
					treats and gifts for families unable to enjoy Christmas at home
Summary ofthe main activities undertaken for the public benefit in relation to these objects (include within this section the statutory					This year we began a campaign which is extremely important to us all. We aim to fill a petition which will be sent to parliament in hopes to educate doctors further in spotting Papiliedema (swelling ofthe optic nerve) as we believe this is vital in aiding the early diagnosis of brain turn ours.
declaration that trustees have had regard to the guidance issued by the Charity Commission on public					We have now developed a website which will hopefully enhance our networking and publicity as well as give us a solid platform to keep our followers updated ancf informed with what we are doing,
benefit)					We have an extremely exciting project which isjust needing finalisation
					which will provide us with an area within Queens Medical Centre to install
					a garden/ nature sensory area on its grounds. This is something we have
					been pushing for a while. We believe this will be a much valued and
					extremely useful facility as there are currently no such areas available to
					patients or their families. Confirmation is needed before some major
					fundraising action begins to ensure this dream ofours becomes a reality.
					We continue to work on the production ofour informative children's books
					which will be given to families upon diagnosis or before procedures which
					aims to explain to children in a more childlike manner about cancer,
					procedures and machines. this is another important goal for us to
					achieve. However given the sensitivity and need to be biologically correct
					we are making sure all areas have been thoroughly checked by
					professionals before publication which is proving to take some time.

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Summary ofthe main achievements ofthe charity during the year			Our most useful contribution continues to be our toiletry and activity packs. We have donated hundreds this year and with the help ofPASICS charity who work more directly on the wards we have distributed them
			across all children's wards and Billy's house, which houses families
			receiving treatment from out of Nottingham as well as Leicester Hospital.
			We have also ensured astock of gifts and activity equipment to be
			distributed by PASICS to anybody these will benefit.
			We added pamper products including bathrobes, slippers, eye masks
			and aromatherapy oils to our toiletry deliveries in hope to relieve some
			stress for parents and bring some relaxation onto the wards.
			Delivering Christmas dinners to families unable to be at home and staff
			working on Christmas day was another success. Over 60were delivered
			again this year along with some extra treats and decorations to bring
			some needed Christmas cheer.
			We have concentrated on reaching some ofour most important goals this
			year and were please to launch our campaign to ensure doctors are able
			to spot papilledema on future patients presenting symptoms which may indicate a brain tumour. This we hope will decrease diagnosis time
			further leading to faster and more effective treatment
			We are also excited to have the opportunity to present a big idea of
			building a garden/nature area on the grounds ofQueens Medical Centre
			to provide patients, families and staff and outdoor area to enjoy when the
			opportunity arises to escape the ward for 5minutes, to the chief
			executive ofQMC. We are hoping we are given permission for this to go
			ahead and are excited to make our dream reality in the form ofa beautiful
			area ofescape from gruelling hospital life.

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				Receipts and payments			accounts				CC16a
			For the period trom 3101 2022			To		31/01/2023
			Unrestricted Restricted			Endowment
			funds funds			funds		Total	funds		t.ast year
			to Ihe nearest E to the neareal f.			to the neareat f.		to the nearest		f.	to the neareatE
A1 Receipts
Chanty fundraiaera					715					715	500
Sponaorahipa
Pubhc donaiiona					700					700	1,400
Paypal givmg
Buiaeneaa Donauona					300					300	5,000
Sub total (Gross income for AR)					1,715				1,715		6,000
A2 Asset and investment sales
(see table).
	Sub total
Total receipts					1,715	-		-	1,715		6,906
A3 Payments
Coal of voluntary iaceipra
Pundraiaing casts					322						313
Costs ofcharitable Activities:
Hospital toiletry and pamper	packs				1,230				1	230	459
Hospital acbvity packs and gifts										'/23	115
Education end Travel					15
Computer, printing and advertising					191					191
Hospital Chrelrnaa dinners					350					350	250
Webaite production and domam
	Sub total				3,279				3,279		1,281
A4 Asset and investment
purchases, see table)
Balloon filler and Balloon arch
	Sub total				215
Total paymenfs					3,494						1,281
Net ofreceiptsl(payments)					1,779				1,779		5,627
A5 Transfers between	funds				1,779
A6 Cash funds last year end					7,067				7,067
Cash funds this	year	end			5,265				5,2SS		7,067

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81 Cash	funds			End ofyear balance
						Total	cash funds	5,288
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								funds		funds		funds
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82 Other	monetary assets			None
				De alla				Fund to which asset balan s	Cost		(optional)	Current value o lanai
83 Investment		assets		None
				Details				Fund to which asset baton s	Cost		(optional)	Current value o iona I
64Assets retained for			the	Charity	Uniform			fundraising costs
charity's	own	use		Collection Tubs				fundraising costs			233
				Microphone				fundraising costs			25
				Serving	Imlley			hospital achvities			5c
				Lealtet stand				advertising			lo
				Balloon	fililer and Arch			Events			215
								Fund to which	Amount due			When due
				Details				nabili relates		o	lanai	o Ianil l
85 Liabilities				None
Signed by one or two trustees behalf of all the trustees			on		Signature			Print Name ~ CA)yufSetd				Date of a roval ZR/tj~