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|Objectiv|es and Activ|es and Activ|iti|es|es||||
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|Summary|ofthe purposes||of|Focus4Hope<br>is a charity that provides<br>support|||for the||
|the charity|as set out|in its||elderly, homeless,|isolated,<br>and otherwise<br>vulnerable|||in|
|governing|document|||West Yorkshire.|||||
|Summary|ofthe main|||Focus4Hope works|to bring resources to those||who need||
|activities<br>in relation to those||||them most by|||||
|purposes<br>for the public||||running<br>a social supermarket<br>for the food insecure,|||||
|benefit,<br>in|particular,|the||providing<br>fortnightly|feeds to the street homeless<br>in Leeds||||
|activities,|projects or|||and running<br>events|for the elderly and isolated||in the||
|services identified<br>in||the||community.|||||
|accounts.|||||||||
|Statement|confirming|||The trustees<br>have|had regard for the Charity Commission||||
|whether<br>the trustees||have||guidance<br>regarding|public benefit.||||
|had regard|to the guidance||||||||
|issued by|the Charity||||||||
|Commission<br>on public|||||||||
|benefit|||||||||
|dditional|information||||||||
|Contribution<br>made by||||We estimate that we have around 60volunteers|||engaged||
|volunteers||||across the full range ofcharitable<br>activities, as|||well as||
|||||fund-raising<br>in support ofthese activities. Without the|||||
|||||support<br>and efforts|ofour volunteers<br>the charity||would|not|
|||||be able to provide|the services<br>it does. The trustees||||
|||||express their sincere thanks for the continued||support||of|
|||||all volunteers.|||||



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|||||||meant that the demands<br>on our charity for practical|
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|||||||assistance<br>did not decrease, even when the direct impacts|
|||||||ofthe pandemic<br>had reduced.|
|||||||In order to protect the sustainability<br>ofour services, we|
|||||||converted<br>our food bank into a 'social supermarket',|
|||||||following a model that has proved effective<br>in|
|||||||neighbouring<br>areas.<br>People become members<br>and pay a|
|||||||financial<br>contribution.<br>Notwithstanding<br>this, the cost of|
|||||||food purchases<br>to allow the supermarket<br>to operate has|
|||||||weighed<br>heavily on the charity and we have been very|
|||||||grateful<br>to receive food donations<br>from both individuals|
|||||||and local supermarkets<br>and businesses<br>to support<br>us, as|
|||||||well as being able to access a range ofgrants and|
|||||||financial donations.<br>The need for the home delivery|
|||||||service declined<br>over the period under review but support|
|||||||through<br>the social supermarket<br>remained<br>a necessity for a|
|||||||significant<br>number of people - we estimate<br>around 2,000|
|||||||individuals<br>and families annually.<br>We are anticipating<br>that|
|||||||cost of living challenges<br>will<br>reinforce the need for us to|
|||||||continue<br>supporting<br>the community<br>in this way. In 2022 we|
|||||||also distributed<br>508 Christmas<br>parcels and 2,100|
|||||||Christmas<br>gifts.|
|||||||We continued<br>to offer homeless feeds<br>in Leeds throughout|
|||||||this period.<br>These are fortnightly<br>feeds in collaboration|
|||||||with StAnne's Resource Centre and the Leeds Homeless|
|||||||Charter and involve a team ofvolunteers<br>preparing<br>and|
|||||||distributing<br>warm meals to on average around 80-100|
|||||||people, some ofwhom come into the centre and some on|
|||||||the streets through<br>our outreach teams.<br>In addition<br>we|
|||||||have continued<br>to support the elderly and isolated<br>in our|
|||||||community<br>with fortnightly<br>days out and cinema trips as|
|||||||well as<br>uarterl<br>afternoon tea dances.|
|Financ|ial||Review||||
|Review|ofthe charity's|||||In the reporting<br>period the charity had receipts of|
|financial|position|||at|the end|2204,989and generated<br>a surplus<br>ofL2,463.|
|ofthe|eriod||||||
|Statement||explaining|||the|Reserves are held to allow the charity to withstand|
|policy for holding||||reserves||fluctuations<br>in its income and continue to meet its financial|
|stating|why they|||are|held|obligations.<br>It is our policy to aim to hold unrestricted|
|||||||reserves e uivalent<br>to 3months ofo eratin<br>costs.|
|Amount|of|reserves|||held|Reserves at the year end were 241,221 ofwhich f4,541|
|||||||were unrestricted.|
|Explanation|||ofany|||The trustees consider that there are no material|
|uncertainties|||about the|||uncertainties<br>about the charity's<br>ability to continue as a|
|charity|continuing|||as a going||going concern for the foreseeable<br>future and therefore the|
|concern||||||accounts are<br>re ared on this basis.|



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|The charity's|principal|In the period under review, the charity was funded||
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|sources offunds (including||principally<br>through<br>grants (f116,433)and donations||
|any fundrai sing)||(f58,913). In addition<br>we generated<br>L'10,574 gross<br>income throu<br>h our sho, Re lenish.||
|A description|ofthe principal|The Board and management<br>team have reviewed<br>the||
|risks facing|the charity|major risks to which the charity is exposed. Where||
|||appropriate,<br>systems<br>and/or<br>procedures<br>have been||
|||established<br>to mitigate the risks the charity faces. Internal||
|||risks are minimised<br>by the implementation<br>ofprocedures||
|||for the authorisation<br>of all transactions<br>and projects.||
|||Procedures<br>are in place to ensure compliance<br>ofstaff|and|
|||volunteers<br>with health and safety, food handling<br>and fire||
|||safety requirements.||
|||As outlined<br>above, the principal<br>risk facing the charity|is|
|||ensuring<br>it has sufficient funds to continue<br>its charitable||
|||activities. Current<br>income sources are by definition||
|||unpredictable,<br>although<br>the launch of Replenish<br>will have||
|||a positive impact here —looking to the future the charity||
|||will continue<br>to look to secure ion er term fundin .||



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|Structure,<br>Governance|a positive impact here —looking to the futu<br>will continue<br>to look to secure ion er term <br>and Management|a positive impact here —looking to the futu<br>will continue<br>to look to secure ion er term <br>and Management|a positive impact here —looking to the futu<br>will continue<br>to look to secure ion er term <br>and Management|a positive impact here —looking to the futu<br>will continue<br>to look to secure ion er term <br>and Management|a positive impact here —looking to the futu<br>will continue<br>to look to secure ion er term <br>and Management|a positive impact here —looking to the futu<br>will continue<br>to look to secure ion er term <br>and Management|re the charity<br> fundin .|
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|Type ofgoverning<br>document|The charity<br>is governed<br>by its constitution||||||dated 15March|
||2021.The charity was registered|||with||the|Charity|
||Commission||on 26 November 2020.|||||
|How is the charity|CIO|||||||
|constituted?||||||||
|Trustee selection methods|All potential<br>trustees are identified||||by|the Chair and/or||
|including<br>details ofany|Chief Executive and their appointment|||||is subject to the||
|constitutional<br>provisions e.g,|approval|ofthe full board.||||||
|election to post or name of||||||||
|any person or body entitled||||||||
|to appoint one or more||||||||
|trustees||||||||
|Additional<br>information||||||||
|Policies and procedures|Training|is provided as required<br>depending|||||on the role to|
|adopted<br>for the induction|be undertaken||and the skills ofthe||trustee.|||
|and training oftrustees||||||||
|The charity's<br>organisational|The management<br>ofthe charity is|||carried|||out on a day-to-|
|structure<br>and any wider|day basis|by|the Chief Executive,|Louise Reed, and this is||||
|network<br>with which the|overseen|by|the Board ofTrustees.|||||
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|O<br>CHARITY COMMISSION<br>FOR ENGLAND<br>AND WALES|O<br>CHARITY COMMISSION<br>FOR ENGLAND<br>AND WALES|O<br>CHARITY COMMISSION<br>FOR ENGLAND<br>AND WALES|O<br>CHARITY COMMISSION<br>FOR ENGLAND<br>AND WALES|"<br>P|Receipts and payments|Receipts and payments|accounts||1192543||CC16a|
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|||||For the period from|01/04/2022||To||31/03/2023|||
|||||Unrestricted||Endowment||||||
|||||funds|Restricted funds||funds||Total|funds|Last year|
|||||tothe nearest<br>E|tothe nearest<br>E|to the nearest||E|to the nearest E||to the nearest E|
|A1 Receipts||||||||||||
|Donation||||54,913|4,000|||||58,913|59,916|
|Grant|||||116,433|||||116,433|78,944|
|Fundraising||||9,506||||||9,506|2,376|
|Otherlncome||||9,564||||||9,564|888|
|Charity shop income||||10,574||||||10,574||
|Sub total (Gross income for AR)||||84 557|120,433|||||204,989|142,124|
|A2 Asset and investment||sales, (see||||||||||
|table).||||||||||||
||||Sub total|||||||||
||Total receipts|||84,557|120,433|||-||204,989|142,124|
|A3 Payments||||||||||||
|Goods and catering purchases||||5,673|49,828|||||55,501|55,564|
|Volunteer<br>costs||||6,122||||||6,122|4,427|
|Fundraising<br>expenditure||||5,954||||||5,954|1,912|
|Premises costs||||22,932||||||22,932|12,222|
|Office costs||||27,822|22,769|||||50,591|18,844|
|Vehicle and travelling<br>cost||||6,539|3,900|||||10,439|7,842|
|Sub-contractor<br>cost||||7,450|7,450|||||14,900|22,324|
|Other expenditure||||5,959||||||5,959|3,502|
|Motor vehicle purchase|||||30,130|||||30,130||
||||Sub total|88,449|114,077|||||202,526|126,637|
|A4Asset and investment||purchases,||||||||||
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|Total payments||||88,449|114,077|||-||202,526|126,637|
|Net ofreceiptsf(|||payments/|3,89Z|6,355|||||2,463|15,487|
|A5 Transfers between funds||||||||||||
|A6 Cash funds last year|end|||8,433|30,325|||||38,758|23,273|
|Cash funds|this||year end|4,541|36,680|||||41,221|38,760|





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||||||||to nearest<br>F.|to nearest E|to nearest|E|
|81Cash funds|||HSBC Bank||||1,568|36,680|||
||||Food Club|account|||2,972||||
||||Replenish|account|||||||
||||||Totolcoshfunds||4,541|36,680|||
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||||Details||||to nearest E|to nearest E|to nearest|E|
|82 Other monetary assets|||||||||||
||||||||Fund to which||Current value||
||||Details||||asset belongs|Cost (optional)|(optional)||
|83Investment||assets|||||||||
||||||||Fund to which||Current value||
||||Details||||asset belongs|Cost (optional)|(optional)||
|84Assets retained forthe charity's|||Office Equipment||||Unrestdicted|2,736|||
|own use|||Motor vehicles||||Restricted|30,100|||
||||||||Fund to which|Amount due|When due||
||||Details||||liability relates|(optional)|(optional)||
|85 Liabilities|||||||||||
|Signed<br>behalf|by one ortwo trustees on<br> of ail the trustees|||Signature|||Print Name||Date of approval||
||||||||Lidia|Shinwell|||
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