2021-12-31-accounts

	Trustee name	ONce (it anyi		Dates acted ifnot for whale year	Dates acted ifnot for whale year	Name of person (or body) entNed to appoint trustee (if an	Name of person (or body) entNed to appoint trustee (if an
1	Roe Astill	Treasurer				Charity	Members
2	Stuart Goldsmith	Fundra ising				Charity	Members
3	Karan Harris	Recruitment Marketing	&			Charity	Members
4	Bridget Jones	Personnel				Charity	Members
5	Lesley-Anne IVlarriott	Prayer Co-ordinator				Charity	Members
6	Dawn Moreton	Training				Charity	Members
7	Stuart Mutton	Chairman				Charity	Members
8	Gillian Peartree	Secretary		21/2/21	onwards	Charity	Members
9	Peter Rogers	Defibrillator	Guardian	21/2/21	onwards	Charity	Members

Type of governing	document	Constitution dated 29 August 2019
How the charity is constituted		Charitable Incorporated Organisation (CIO)
Trustee selection methods		Trustees are elected by the Charity Members, who comprise Street
		Pastors snd Prayer Pastors actively involved	in the charity's work
Additional governance
		The work of Street Pastors across the UK is The Ascension Trust (Registered Charity No	guided by our founding 1127204).	body,
		As such, Kettering Street Pastors are proud	to be part ofa network	ofover
		240 local initiatives across the UK, involving	more than 20,000 volunteers.

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			~ To provide care and support to help people on the streets, supporting
Summary ofthe objects ofthe charity set out In Its governing document			and signposting to preserve public order, avoid anti-social behaviour, relieve sickness and preserve health ~ In doing so, ta enlighten others about Christianity and mobilise the Church ecumenically
			The trustees have paid due regard to the guidance given by the Charity
			Commission with regard to public benefit, in deciding which activities
			Kettering Street Pastors should undertake.
			Street Pastors patrol Kettering town centre every Saturday night and	on
			other major parly nights until 3am, providing help and support far
			everyone who needs it, regardless oftheir circumstances.
			The teams help to ensure everyone enjoys a good night and gets home
			safely, and to achieve this they work in close partnership with door staff,
			CCTV and the police.
			A particular focus is on those who are vulnerable or in need —whether
			they' re on a night out and have had 'one too many', or have deeper
			concerns which they need ta talk about.
			Trained volunteers offer a caring, listening ear and a helpful 'can do'
			approach —no matter whoever, whatever and whenever —and without
			judgement.
Summary	ofthe main
activities	undertaken	for the	Teams also hand out flip-flops, lollipops, water and space blankets,	and
public benefit in relation to			collect cans and glass bottles from the streets ta prevent them causing
these objects			injury'later in the night.
			Members ofthe public who need support can approach the team directly.
			Alternatively, they can ask any Police officer, or the door staff at any	pub
			or club, to contact Street Pastors via the PubWatch radio system.
			Practical support includes:
			~ Caring for those who become drunk or vulnerable
			~ Helping people find their friends ifthey become separated
			~ Assisting in finding ataxi or contacting family and friends to arrange a
			lift home
			~ Providing basic first aid
			~ Giving out flip flaps for those wha can no longer walk on their heels
			~ Offering a bottle of water to those who have had too much to drink
			~ Providing aspace blanket for those who are cold
			Emotional support includes:
			~ Listening to concerns and worries in a completely open and non-
			judgmental way
			~ Offering honest, impartial advice
			~ Providin information on other service who ma be able to hei

Srief statement ofthe charity's policy on reserves	Srief statement ofthe charity's policy on reserves	The trustees aim to have sufficient oftwo years ol operating expenses, against fluctuations in income and	The trustees aim to have sufficient oftwo years ol operating expenses, against fluctuations in income and	finsncia! reserves to cover in order to protect ongoing expenditure.	finsncia! reserves to cover in order to protect ongoing expenditure.	an average activity
		At lhe end of over F12.5k.	the year under report	the charity	held cash funds	ofjust
Details of in deficit	any funds materially	There are no	funds in deficit.

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												01/01/2021	To		31/12/2021
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A1 Recel	ts
Dcheechs											4,527							3293
Fucdraisic											595
Grants																		4,935
Sub total			(Gross	income for
							ARJ
A2 Asset	and		Investment			sales
(seetable).
			rpip		Sub total &pr~~~~~~age
A3 Pa	ants
Pebol hews
Dcecce Fee																		1,611
Tmicic 5Personnel
icsuracce											247							247
Sundry											311
Delibri eater	- icslshalioh																		212
					Sub total													4,521
A4 Asset	snd		Investment
urchases,		see table
Delibrilislcr
			r t	Sub total rppr e rr~c
Net ofreceipts/(payments)
Ag Transfers			between		funds
As Cash	funds last year end										19,594					Ior594		19.495
Cash funds this					year		and