||||||||||||Burton|HOPE||||No.|1187330||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|||||||||||||Receipts||and payments||accounts|||||
||||||||||Forthe period from|||||8/4/2021||To|31/3/2022||CC16a||
|~|i '|||||~|.|~|~|.|||||||||||
|||||||||Unrestricted||||Restricted|||Endowment||||15mths|to|
||||||||||funds|||funds||||funds|Total funds||8/472021||
|||||||||to|the|nearest||tothe|nearest 5||to the nearest f||tothe|nearest 8|tothe nearest 8||
|Dona5ons|||||||||||||15,391||||||73,000||
|Collections|8collection||||boxes|||||||||||||'i 572|||
|Fundraising|events|||||||||1r997||||||||1997||215|
|Income from recycling|||||||||||690|||||||890||446|
|Covid Grants/Donations|||||||||||||||||||||
||||||||||||10|||||||10|||
|Sub total(Gross||||income|||for||||||||||||||
||||||||AR|||33,953||||||||4Q 344|||
|A2 Asset and||investment|||||||||||||||||||
|sales, (see table).|||||||||||||||||||||
|||||Sub|||total||||||||||||||
||||Total||receipts|||||33,953|||15,391|||||4QA44|79,540||
|Rani||||||||||5,131||||2,000||||7,131|5,320||
|Du!reach food||8|supplies||||||||||||||||||
|Support for service users|||||||||||433|||||||433||717|
|||||||||||||||||||350|1,778||
|Insurance|||||||||||265|||||||285||288|
|Mileage||||||||||||||708|||||||
|Uttrt8es||||||||||||||||||481|||
|Fiings and consumables|||||||||||||||||||1,050||
|Miscellaneous||||||||||1,803||||1,000||||2 803|1|304|
|||||Svb|||fatal|||11,397||||3.708||||15,105|||
|A4Asset and||investment|||||||||||||||||||
|purchases,|(seetable||||||||||||||||||||
|Defibnltator||||||||||||||1,1?0||||1,170|||
|Frstures ft Ettings|||||||||||||||||||||
|||||Sub|||fota/|||||||1,170||||1,170|||
|||Total||a ments|||||||||4,878|||||16275|||
|Nat ofrecei|||tsl|||ants||||22,556|||10,513|||||33,069|||
|A5Transfers||between|||funds||||||||||||||||
|A6Cash funds|||last|year||end||||63,744||||730||||64,474|||
|Cash funds|||this||ear||end|||88,300|||11,243|||||97,543|64,474||
|||||||||e|||||||e|e<br>~ ~|||||
||||||||||||||||Unrestricted||Restricted||Endowment||
|||u'.||||||||||||||funds|funds||funds||
|||||||||||||||||1onearest 2|to nearest 6||||
|B1Casts funds||||||||Bank account||||||||86,300|||||
|||||||||||||Total cash funds||||86,300||11,243|||
||||||||||iagrsa||eaiancss srrh receipts and payments||acccsnNsh||||||||
||||||||||||||||Unrestricted||Restricted||Endowment||
|||||||||||||||||funds|funds||funds||
|||||||||Details||||||||to nearest 5|to nearest 8||||
|B2Ottter|monetary||||assets||||||||||||||||
|||||||||||||||||Fund to which|||Cerrant value||
|||||||||Details||||||||asset beto|Cost|Ioptlone|ona0||
|B3Investment|||assets||||||||||||||||||





|||||Fund to|which|Year|||
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|||Details||asset belon s|||Cost o tione||
|BdAssets retained for the||Fixtures and grttings||General||||TB|
|chargty'a|oisin ttse|Degbriltator||Restricted|||1,170||
|||||Fund to|which||Amount due||
|||Details||liabili|relates||lo tiona||
|||Mileage for March|2i022|IVlileage||||01Apdl 2022|
|||Outreach Food||General||||01April 2022|
|Signed by one or two trustees||||||||Date of|
|on behalf|of all the trustees||Si nature|||Print Name||apfuoval|
|Treasurer / Trustee|||||||||
|||||Rachael|Anderson||||
|Trustee|||||||||
|||||Binita Shah||||20.01.2023|





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||||||reference||
|Summary|ofthe||||Para 1.17|To relieve the needs ofpeople, particularly<br>but|
|purposes|ofthe|||||not exclusively people who are homeless and|
|charity as set out in||||||rough sleepers, in Burton and the surrounding|
|its governing<br>document||||||areas by:|
|||||||1.the relief offinancial hardship,<br>in particular<br>but not exclusively<br>by the provision ofessential|
|||||||items and goods|
|||||||2.the preservation<br>and protection ofgood|
|||||||physical and mental health|
|||||||3.the provision offacilities forrecreation or|
|||||||other leisure-time<br>occupation<br>with the object of|
|||||||improving<br>the conditions oflife ofthose persons|
|||||||who have need ofsuch facilities by reason of|
|||||||their youth, age, infirmity ordisablement,|
|||||||financial hardship<br>orsocial and economic|
|||||||cllcumstances|
|Summary<br>activities|ofthe main<br>in relation to||||Para 1.1?and<br>1.19|Our HOPE2STREET service: Two outreach<br>sessions per week in Burton Market Place where|
|those purposes||for||||many items are available<br>including<br>athree meals|
|the public|benefit,||in|||per day forthree days food parcel, clothing,|
|particular,|the|||||toiletries, ladies sanitary<br>item, household<br>items|
|activities,|projects||or|||and homeless/camping<br>equipment.<br>We also offer|
|services identified||||in||support services at our HOPE2STREET outreach|
|the accounts.||||||sessions including<br>housing,<br>employment,|
|||||||benefits, GP registration,<br>IDdocs, EU citizen ID|
|||||||and sign posting or referrals to other services|
|||||||including<br>mental<br>health and addiction. Also an|
|||||||outreach to the places where homeless people|
|||||||sleep totake supplies and to check on wellbeing|
|||||||and ultimately<br>help to get them into abetter|
|||||||situation.|





|||||||Our HOPE2HOME food parcel delivery service to|Our HOPE2HOME food parcel delivery service to|Our HOPE2HOME food parcel delivery service to|
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|||||||families|and individual's<br>homes operates on two||
|||||||weekdays,<br>although<br>emergency<br>deliveries||still|
|||||||take place on other days.|||
|||||||We deliver ladies sanitary<br>products toschools|||
|||||||and other community<br>organisations<br>where|||
|||||||oun|eo lein<br>ove<br>ma<br>befound.||
|Statement||confirming||Para 1.18||A link has been sent to all Trustees fortheir|||
|whether|the||trustees|||perusal.|All Trustees have been asked ata||
|have had||regard to||||meeting|and by email that they have read and||
|the guidance<br>issued<br>by the Charity<br>Commission<br>on public||||||understood<br>the statement.<br>All Trustees were sent a link to 'The Essential<br>Trustee' and have acknowledged<br>it has been|||
|benefit||||||read and understood.|||
|||||||https:Iiwww. gov.uklgovernmentlpublicationslthe-|||
|||||||essential-trustee-what-you-need-to-know-|||
|||||||cc3lthemsential-trustee-what-you-need-to-|||
|||||||know-what-<br>ou-need-to-do|||
|dditional||information||(optional)|||||
|ou ma|choose to indude||||further statements||where relevant about:||
||||||SORP reference||||
||||||Para|1.38|||
|Policy on||grant making|||||||
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||||||Para|1.38|||
|Policy on||social investment|||||||
|including||program<br>related|||||||
|investment|||||||||
||||||||All ofour Members (The trustees)|and|
||||||Para|1.38|Associate Members are volunteers||
|Contribution|||made by||||therefore<br>all ofour operations<br>are|a|
|volunteers|||||||contribution<br>made by volunteers.|We|
||||||||currently<br>have 89regularly<br>active||
||||||||volunteers<br>and over 40volunteers|that|
||||||||contribute<br>casually when they have||
||||||||time. These include Work Placements||
||||||||from College and Duke ofEdinburgh||
||||||||candidates.||
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|||||We have successfully<br>run two food|
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|||||banks, both ofwhich have achieved a|
|||||five-star FSA rating.|
|Summary<br>ofthe main<br>achievements<br>ofthe charity,|||Para 1.20|Food parcels are given tothose<br>identified<br>in need by referrals from|
|identifying|the|diflerence the||agencies such as Social Services,<br>MH|
|charity's|work|has made to||Team, Probation, councils, schools and|
|the circumstances<br>of its||||many others. We also take referrals from|
|beneficiaries<br>and any wider||||other charities and community<br>groups.|
|benefits to society as a||||We also take self-referrals.<br>We|
|whole.||||encourage collection from our|
|||||HOPE2STREET weekend outreach|
|||||sessions<br>in Burton Market Place but if it|
|||||is not possible, they are delivered to|
|||||service users homes via our|
|||||HOPE2HOME service. We have|
|||||measures<br>in place to make volunteer's|
|||||vehicles safe forfood delivery. We only|
|||||deal with ambient foods.|
|||||An average of 5'T service users per week|
|||||used the HOPE2STREET service. We|
|||||give out clothing, toiletries, ladies|
|||||sanitary,<br>household<br>and camping|
|||||equipment<br>as needed at every session.|
|||||We also go onto outreach to the places|
|||||where homeless people live. We have|
|||||been involved<br>in the housing ofmany|
|||||homeless<br>people in cooperation<br>with|
|||||other agencies. The council still has the|
|||||Everyone<br>In scheme which means our|
|||||outreach teams have been reporting|
|||||homeless<br>rough sleepers tothe council|
|||||to get them immediate<br>offers ofa roof|
|||||over their heads, whether<br>in hotels,|
|||||supported<br>accommodation<br>orother.|
|||||Birth certificates for service users have|
|||||been obtained to allow them to prove|
|||||identity and move their lives on in|
|||||housing,<br>employment,<br>benefits etc.|
|||||Service users have been registered<br>with|
|||||GP's.|
|||||EU passports<br>are arranged<br>and|
|||||purchased.<br>We have two volunteers|
|||||accompany the service user to the|
|||||EmbassylConsulate<br>to complete the|
|||||applications.|
|||||Referrals have been made for mental|
|||||health counselling.|
|||||Accompanied<br>appointments<br>for many|
|||||service users have taken place for|
|||||mental health addiction, various|
|||||assessments<br>and other reasons.|
|||||Weget requests for help, mostly a need|
|||||forfood orissues with benefits from all|
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|Review|ofthe charity's||Para 1.21|Burton HOPE concluded<br>FY21/22 in a||
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|financial|position at the end|||stronger position to which itstarted. Our||
|ofthe period||||organisational<br>aim to build sufficient||
|||||earmarked<br>reserves such that we were in a||
|||||position to take on a leased building to||
|||||better suit our activities was contributed<br>to||
|||||significantly<br>by our receipts ofF49,244.<br>With total payments<br>equalling f16,275for||
|||||the FY21/22, our reserves have increased.||
|||||This means Burton HOPE has maintained||
|||||suitable operational<br>reserves to support|its|
|||||charitable<br>aims; ofparticular<br>importance||
|||||due to there being no source offixed||
|||||income, whilst also building<br>earmarked||
|||||reserves for all costs associated<br>with||
|||||renting a premises<br>suitable to house all||
|||||operations toa level where Trustees have||
|||||felt comfortable<br>making progress towards||
|||||this aim. We hope that our earmarked||
|||||property reserves can be used within||
|||||FY22/23 in order to advance this aim.||
|Statement<br>explaining<br>the<br>policy for holding reserves<br>stating why they are held|||Para 1.22|The Charity's cash funds atthe end of Fy21/22<br>were f97,543.Burton HOPE's operational<br>budget for 22/23 isf27,500.||
|||||'tPIe have earmarked<br>reserves asfollows:||
|||||f25,500operational<br>reserves. These areto||
|||||ensure we have provision to fund our budget||
|||||forthe next financial year. Given that we have||
|||||no fixed income, Trustees have agreed to aim||
|||||for one year's operational<br>budget to be held|in|
|||||reserves to ensure solvency throughout<br>the||
|||||next 12months. As income comes in, in the||
|||||next-financial<br>year, this will be used in order|to|
|||||ensure reserves remain at a suitable level to||
|||||match the 12month forecast, reviewed||
|||||quarterly.||
|||||Storage Stock:f6k||
|||||Rental Costs:f8||
|||||Mileage & Expenses: f6k||
|||||H&S:f2k||
|||||Support: f1.5k||
|||||Training: f1.5k||





|||||an earmarked<br>reserve to cover this cost|
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|||||forthree years.|
|||||f7,500.Utilities/<br>Upkeep. Trustees|
|||||have provided<br>an earmarked<br>reserve to|
|||||contribute tothe cost ofutilities and|
|||||upkeep ofthe property forthree years.|
|||||Whist our operational<br>budget covers|
|||||current utility costs, there isexpected|
|||||to be a significant<br>increase in these|
|||||costs ifa larger building<br>is leased, and|
|||||as such, reserves have been held for|
|||||this purpose.|
|||||General Reserves. f12,543.Trustees have|
|||||made provisions for General Reserves no less|
|||||than f10,000to ensure that there are funds for|
|||||unplanned<br>expenditure.<br>Trustees have agreed|
|||||that General Reserves ratio shall not exceed|
|||||the FY's operational<br>budget|
|Amount ofreserves held|||Para 1.22|f25,000Operational|
|||||f30„000Property: Rent|
|||||f15,000Property: Fixtures 5Fittings/|
|||||Renovation|
|||||f7,500Property:<br>Legal Fees5Business Rates|
|||||f7,500Property: Utilities/<br>Upkeep|
|||||f12,543General Reserves|
|||||Total: f97,543|
|Reasons for <br>concern|holding zero||Para 1.22|NlA|
|reserves|||||
|Details offund materially||in|Para 1.24|NlA|
|deficit|||||
|Explanation|ofany||Para 1.23|NlA|
|uncertainties|about the||||
|charity continuing as a going|||||



|Additional|information|(optional)|(optional)||
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|You ma|choose to indude||further statements|where relevant about|
|||||Donations from:|
|||||Members ofpublic by various means;|
|The charity's<br>principal<br>sources offunds {induding|||Para 1.47|some donate regular amounts.<br>Various corporate donations.|
|an<br>fundraisin||||Various<br>rants.|





|||||Our own fundraising<br>activities.|Our own fundraising<br>activities.|Our own fundraising<br>activities.|
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|Investment<br>objectives|policy and<br> including<br>any||Para 1.46||||
|social investment<br>policy|||||||
|adopted|||||||
|||||Financial risks are|that we have no||
|||||official income, therefore need to|||
|A description ofthe||principal|Para &.w|actively fundraise|and apply for grants||
|risks facing|the charity|||to sustain our charity.|||
|||||Our whole operation relies on the|||
|||||generosity ofvolunteers||that freely give|
|||||u<br>their time.|||
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|Structure,<br>Governa|Structure,<br>Governa|Structure,<br>Governa|nce|and IIanag|ement|
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|Description ofcharity"s||||||
|trusts:||||||
|Type of governing<br>document||||Para 1.25|CIO Foundation<br>Constitution|
|How is the charity||||Para 1.25|CIO Foundation|
|constituted?||||||
|Trustee selection methods||||Para 1.25|Trustees are democratically<br>appointed|
|including|details ofany||||by our current Trustees, who are the|
|constitutional<br>provisions e.g.<br>election to post or name of<br>any person or body entitled<br>to appoint one or more<br>trustees|||||only members<br>under the CIO<br>Foundation<br>model constitution.<br>These<br>will be almost certainly be from our pool<br>of Associate Nlembers<br>(our volunteers)<br>that coordinate areas ofour operation or|
||||||have relevant skills that are required<br>on|
||||||our board.|
||||||We will need to appoint trustees on their|
||||||professional<br>skills more as we grow.|
|Additional|information||(optional)|||
|You ma|choose to include further statements||||where relevant about|
||||||New Trustees are encouraged<br>to|
||||||undergo the training<br>offered by Support|
|Policies and procedures<br>adopted for the induction<br>and training oftrustees||||Para 1.51|Staffordshire,<br>entitled Committee<br>and<br>Trustees Roles and Responsibilities,<br>as<br>a minimum.<br>They are made aware ofthe<br>responsibilities<br>ofatrustee through the|
||||||.Gov and Charity Commission<br>websites.|
||||||There is a CofCfor Trustees to sign on|
||||||appointment.|
||||||Our Trustee Board is made up of|
||||||Chairman,<br>Secretary and Treasurer roles|
|The charity's<br>structure<br>and||organisational<br> any wider||Para 1.51|with assistantlvice<br>roles foreach.<br>Other Trustees are Coordinators<br>and|
|network|with|which the|||leads ofareas within HOPE.|
|charity works|||||Our 'ordinary<br>volunteers'<br>are Associate|
||||||INembers<br>under our Constitution.|
||||||Our Board ofTrustees make all|
||||||governance<br>decisions and some|
||||||operational<br>decisions too. Some|
||||||operational<br>decisions are delegated to|
||||||Operation<br>Coordinators<br>and Leads.|
||||||We liaise with many authorities<br>and|
||||||community<br>organisations<br>and charities.|
||||||This is generally<br>reciprocal and of|
||||||mutual<br>benefit towards bettering the|
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|Chari|name|||BURTON HOPE|
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|Other name the chari|||uses||
|Re istered chari||number||1187330|
|Charity's|principal|address||119Field Lane|
|||||Burton on Trent|
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||Trustee name|Office (ifany)|Dates acted ifnot forwhole<br>ear|Name <br>toa|ofperson (orbody) entitled<br>int trustee<br>ifan|ofperson (orbody) entitled<br>int trustee<br>ifan|
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||Stuart John|Chairman/Joint|13/1/20 to date|Trustees|||
||Anderson|Acting Secretary.|||||
|||Support coordinator.|||||
||Anne Bradshaw|Safeguarding/H+S|13/1/20 to date|Trustees|||
||Rachael Anderson|Treasurer.|13/1/20 to date|Trustees|||
||Lee James|IT. HOPE2HOME.|13/1/20 to date|Trustees|||
||Greatorex|Joint acting|||||
|||secretary.|||||
||Farkas Bela|EU Liaison|13/1/20 to date|Trustees|||
|||Coordinator.|||||
||I ewis John|Vice Chair Joint|13/1.20to date|Trustees|||
||Anderson|Acting Secretary.|||||
||Binita Mital Shah|Assistant Treasurer|7/7/21 to date|Trustees|||
||Angela Barlaba|Trustee|7/721 to date|Trustees|||
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|Signed|on behalf ofthe|charity's trustees|
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||Full name(s)|Stuart John Anderson|
|Position|(eg Secretary,|Chair ofTrustees|
||Chair, etc)||
||Date|28~ January 2023|



