Trnstees, Annual Report- Transfomiatlon Centre
Rof•rence and Admlnlstratlve detalls
Charity nama: Transfomation Centre
Registered charity number.. 1191697
Charity's principal address.. 21 Orchard Street. Chichester, P0191 DD
Truslees.. David Heyward (resigned 12° May 2025), Trevor James, Bruno Kondabeka . Anita Martin,
Tom Snow.
Strueturè, Governance and Managomènt
Transfomiatlon Centre is a CIO registered with the Charity Commission. It is managed by Its trust885.
New trustees a￿ recommended and appointed by the existing trustees in accordance with the charity's
constitution.
All the trustees have been briefed on the legal set up of the charity and its constitLrtion and are awar8 of
their obligations and responsibilities through Charity Commlssion publications. All trustees have
completed fit and proper persons and confiicts of interest declarations.
Objectlves and Actlvltles
The objects of the charity ar8..
To advance the Christian farth
To relieve sickness and financial hardship and to promotè and preserve good heafth
To advance education
To provide facilities in the interests of social welfare
To promote racial hamiony and better undwstsnding.
The Charity will engage in activities to achieve these objectives. These include making the chanty's
premises available, free or at a charge. to organisations whose activities help meet the charity's
objectives. The trustees have considered the guidance issued by the Charty Commission on publlc
benefit and are fimly of the view that all its objectNes and activrties are for the public benefit.
Aehl•v8m•nts
During the year, Chichester District Foodbank moved to new premises and we replaced by a les-
see Hope Church. A diversty event was held in May in partnership with Chichester Baty'st Church
which was well attended. A final report has been issued to the Sussex Community Foundation in re-
spect to Iheir grant towards the diversity initiative. Th8 Rede8m8d Christian Church of Christ continued
to use the building on most Sundays and Chichester Baptist Church continued to use it once a month
for a Wellbeing Café. A local communty choir practised regularly at the centre and other, more occa-
onal users, included olher local churches and ￿SIdentS, assouations. Chichester Library ttired the
hall for a period of 12 weeks. Toward5 the end of the year, a part-time marketing offi¢er was appolnted
on a freelance basis.
Flnanclal Rfrvlew
The charty was largely fvnded in thè pethod by donations and the rent paid by Chichester Foodbank
arKI Hope Church. The trustees regularly review likely income and expenses and have decided that, at
this stage in the charity's development, it is advisable to keep £10.000 as a general rèserve and
designate a further £10,000 for future major repairs and improvements. The cash balances held at the
end of the year are Considered adequate gtven likely income and expenditures In 2026.
21 Orchard Street Chl¢ha8tor
The transfer of 21 Orchard Street Chichester to the Charity was subject to legally binding conditions
regarding the use of the building and with restrictions on sale. 11 follows that white it is legally the
propety of the charity it k8 a restricted assot. The building remain5 the charity's major asset. During the

year, In additlon lo routine maintenance and smaller repairs, a new fire alam was installed and the
wooden floor in the main hall refuTbished.
Rlsk Ass8um•nt
The trustees have identified the major risks to which they believe the charity is exposed and systems
have been established to minimise these risks. The risks and systems are fomally revi￿18d regularly.
as appropriate. The principal risks relate to the building, the activrties carried out in the buildin9 and the
income and expenses derived therefrom.
Publlc Beneflt
In shaping the charity's objectives and planning its activities the trustees have paid due ragard to the
Charity Commission's guidan￿ on public benefrt and section 4 of the Charrties Acl 2011.
Reportlng SertOU8 Incldents
In line with the Charity Commission's guidance on reporting serious incidents, the trustees declare that
during the year there were no Serious incidents that they have failed to bring to the Commission's at-
tention.
Future Plans
The trustees will continue to pursue opportunities to use the premises in furtherance of the charitls
objectives, working in partnership with others.
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CHARITY COMMISSION
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Section A Receipts and payments
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