OpenCharities

This text was generated using OCR and may contain errors. Check the original PDF to see the document submitted to the regulator.

2023-03-31-accounts

Trustees. Arinual ly ILJF) Drt lor tlie i)i>riod Period start date eri()d end dale /,?r:h 2023 From Secti IIJPY ME, 11 li etails Charity name R14YL EBUCAfioNI AND c3fthThfjUI￿ITy CENTRE Other names charity is known by Registered charity number (if any),•:-, 1103.1?= Charity's principal addr(tiSS 18? Valp Road Rhyl Po:>ti=cid E: LL18 2PD Nlimes of the charity trustees whic> friitiiia cli"; tl'i 2 ctriiirit51 ¢lC'b3d if riK>t foi whole Trustee name Offico (if any) Name of person (or bc ij li) entitled toa oint trustee if ari The trustees themseli/es e¢ll clci Halil Emlik Chair 1=01" Vvhol(J Ye," MLJhmet Tuna Trustee l=or Wlliolo Ye<li" The trustees themseliies Mijrat Cuneyt Tas Trustee 1=01" ￿￿11()11￿ YeJ . The trustees themseliles 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Niaines of the trustees for the chawitsr lll: <:Illlil, {I'cJ,w' m iJl,e, cll"tLJcI il"" ,'io t f or Mrlichle ear TAR M,3rch 2012

Names clll d addresses of adifla,. rs (Q ptiijnal iri fortTli3itiorii) Arlij I'e.:),) e of 13rlviser Nair]e Name of chief executive or n arn,ec> l)f Jf(![iii:Ir it aFf Ir c!mbi:!I's (Oi)I:ional information) Sed [ri!ia'LWYdi': 11 11 manag'ement ¥ Description of the charity's ti'us.ts Gons:itLIt on Typia of governing documisnl trLlSt decd, Lonstitijti )i- I HOMI Ltie charity is constitu1.ed trLlSt, Centre, comi)any ) Ctsntie Tru>tee selection methc)ds .appointed by, elected t)5 ) Api)0 nted ?y thi! existiiig trustees. Additioncil governance iSSLie> (()i)tioii,al in Fo"Ii I'iti() ri) You may choose to include additional iiiformation, where relevant, al)out: I"IiiJ I:h81'il} LrJsl<!Ei<; are rE)l*)PC)n;>ibliJ for the general control and manclgement of the ciaii15' Tie tru.e,lei).i giv￿7 ttiiiir time freely and receive no remunerations or Cilher Iirian¢ial b>iielits. policies and procedures adopted for the induction and traininci of trustees; the chcirrty's organisational structLifLJ and any wider network with which the charity Tlii! IrLl&lEJf)S ITIEIE,t "CigE:tlier a.

cl body monthly and are responsible for all de(:18 ons -.akpii in rEl¢3tiari to rLiiining the community facilities and the activities pr"cvi(led bj Ire, clai Ilii. relation:;hip with any related parties; trustees, consideration of major rift,ks and the system and pro(=edures to manage them. Secti es | ;'.IthAI,:' fcr tie i.)bblic keni?i jl I:0 i)roniote. tliiJ education of the public in the Wales in such IlJclyC a) Inn ch<ll ity ti'i.Isti!ea thiiik fil., including by: a) assisting in supplenientary educatioii the [)rovisi()n o.r h()mework clubs and language classes for thcise wtrio<,e e:ILicaticn is 11111)actpd due tc) language barriers. b) developing thEir m£Jn1 al, F)Iiysical and rnoral Cclplc bilities through leisure time activities. Summaiy of the objects of tlie charity set out in its governiiicj document TAR Marcil 2012

The cliaiitll Ciiri'ie•lu l)Ut a Wiije rango i)f activlties in pursuance of its cFiaritablL) aiim s. 'l-Iii! IriJ:;t(!ed l.on >l(ler 1.hat these activities, surnmarised below, pi()1oj1;l¢; l)e.Ii'<',fit k)i)tlJ I:hoiie whcj u >es our community rentre and the wi(ler c ciriillyi Lll'l jl li of, VLla le,: Jnd neighboLiring cities. Rhyl EiJuL'ati()11 cll"Id L Cinirnur ity Caenti e ic a =hcirity committed to the educational suppoit aricl iJrciiiidin,3 I ri!() Ol-nplerr eritary e(lucation programs for people in Wales area IIV(I r.h;"ri')i()n aid s?Ne tfrie priin41ry goal advancing thL) education of the public. ir tlie =Libjn.cts of Engl str Laiiguage, Life in the UK cind several ethnic lan(JUclJl >:" Vlis <,ti'c n(Ily k: I:Iieiie that th s will promote social fi-iendships and stror)g Iil,2ri)erKcilcl1 sl(ill-. In .hE: fulLirEI. Only through good personal relationshii)) tli'al r,aClLllI &Jb Jood I,= ngL acje sk;ills, people can develop mental and moral capclg liti(.::) to ¢?Gliiev "hcill" goals in lif(J The su)plEsrrii'n t'4r5J f"(Ji.i(•clt c)r,al 81 IPP()rt out ,)f ¢;chool hours which is [)rovided by our co'nniurii'y rii,sr)IL'iJr¢' 'aiid f ccFeis 01) 2 voluntary basis act as crucial informclti o ri cll"Id ,4(Ji/(: (: "'3ion. The c,iJ i)0 nL"J' i Jr CIJL Its ao viell as children in our i-_ laiigua!JLJ {:<)Ill"Q,E.':i Vk',- i)rc)I'ida Ii"! dc:si,Jnecl tc improve the level of =nglish of those v4110 (;'ti-ui'i:Jl6, I:c, (;i311irn Jriic=,te cin(J ed Jcclte. Our programs aim for raising aspirationo aii('l ÉJn()(a!:iéJrn 2nt ifiilt Gre esc,Lintial components to rarnove the langua!Je t>e to ttrIE: cJroiV I"Ig IiiJrr:b-Ii' iJi y JunJc F6101)le that are failing to (IL)velop the ne￿sSary1 ()ITirniJiiicaiiOI Si<ills becaLse iJlther they do not have advanced English larig L13CII: 5(jll<, DI- urcli='r=tdn(ling of thEi culture and social n()rms in the UK. Rhyl F.rlLl4•(.111i )11 anij Li)rTirrii.Irii.Ji (;entre vill focus primarily on young people with the <31rri ¢)F a,:Ii'cificirig Coi-nmu nity d¢:'4elopment through lan(Juage and cu Itural ecl LILQ,ticir' -l-iè lcGLi￿t IS blj(Ihtl5' d ffe.ent at each level but the goal c)rr-'F)cif2 ari("l eirF)oiver tlie young person to make positive changes in Iiic;/l1131' lif(: remain:> tl".e ,ailE Rhyl E"Juratil=In o,Iic l- ()n-I Iuiliili i-,entrE:'s rTientoring programs will pair several young lie()plq2 ￿11.:17 a "I"'Iit()r f jr iiL!l L21'iil Inonl tri iiiitially before allocatin J them to a suitablE) G <):> l),Ii"Iri(J 'h¢lL t rii- Ljn J i)12OF,Iith Nill participate in weel(151 planned after s(;FIci()I r4jlJl)F, Lll"Ii2 iil.£'ifif (JdLI(•£l lioi I, hom ew,)rk support and leisui"e activities at our ce:Itl'LJ v,Ilij=h Ivill iillO"Oll&l trip yi)unc p(>rson's confiden￿. N1entors will receive cr)ritil IU:LlQ 1.r3 In iri(1 tlirLJl. !Jl-10 Jt tlie yecir and will participate in monthly meetin() to I"&';)c,rt l.'1'11", 'Ii )LJ ri( l F e I':JL,' I, > l )rc)Cl I"e< Over timp, |IFI5'1 r.dLI(-al lin iaii'l Cjrrirriuiiity Centre will create a learning environiiiLJrit 'tF';; t Ili'jll E)e 1411 1",Iiluat ILJ re soijrce to young peoF Ip, aspiring mentors a ricl 'tni I C.CJrrirri ijn. t'] clt I:1 ":J: TAR M31Lh 2012

riiir P Ll ri)i ].J£.Si ciiicl ("IiJr ,11,1 n"1 h.Fiyl Eo'i,c:atioii aiJ ("()'rirriLJnity Centre is being established to provide .8uprleniLjritaiy edL=atioii, plac;E: Irid materials in Wales area for younq people Ikio are strLicoI ing in loi"Illcil LThdiJcation due to language barrier, tradition i3tc. ITFiyl Educ=Ition 211cI (::)mniunil'y Centre setup three distinct mentoring pr()grams: l_anriua44Q Ic)Lirp￿D:. TFIi:> 'iiiill focus on developing language skills of young JlJPP,3rt in language skills. The languace courses IAIE! F roiiiclf) ar(J {yÉir j!Jl-lei=11.0 iniproiie the level of English of young people who itrucgle lo ncmmurii(•(ItLJ cll'id ediJc¢lte. l-lcini Plliliy I'l( Q U |>l:i()I't: .ic)rili. '.q()iJng people need support due to falling t)ehind in tFIE)ir sti.I,'J is): Iiers provide homework support and malerials to th()si) w,'Iir, art! 1,1 n&ied ol %¢>1 Ifjplemeiitary study support. l_eis .Irp• iill'icl s[Ic>rt a (;Itnvil:jiryC• • r)QQF)le at every age group need leisure and sport activ ties ti) IJ 2liolci[; "I'ienc<. hip ciiid social skills that will improve their confiden i n cc ni In ijii I Ccat i l!) t() ("1 thi￿1.<. 'riipse extracurricular activities are essenticil part of tFIE: i)roo r= tFie 1, along with enhancing health and fitness, Mi()ulJ e-i= ble F)G%C)K;l() e¢4iFI("!Cicl,'lJ lJ()ung people to use all their senses and by chocsiii(i -,pnrt- iii Ilipir li'rfa<; )IOLing people can not only become physically stroraEJr li .Jt cilso erii )tioii"alliJ t()iJghi!r. OLif ,3ini '(0: IlicliSP t lQ clttainrni2nt of pec)ple, particularly those facing disadva Itages I"".)E!Iielo,) I'hr),i" E!SP)fJlltlcil ,kills pai-(> S1()lJll!J Fpoplth 'FiJr tlie world of work and further study VVI! clo tliic bs: 'F()Ilcwij I":ainini:flfJril ¢3n(J ii"IsiJiring i)ro-social friendships, strong interperJonal .,lpofiQ it)ilil¥i aricl eini)()wering young people in establishing gocils and tiilloviirg th:()LJcki 2n I:()rnmitments. Pr.)ss bilily rif x[iaricliriJr the perspective of young people to malce them ¢iari3 ()T tIL r coiii F)QtE;riLe£' "iLipporting ri,djiijiJual<%> and surrounding young people in a caring, irir,Iue4?ive Ip4clI"i-iin!J Élfiiii ronrnent. Addition cil details of objec1.iw eu an(1 <lLti'blj I,lles l(I Pil:icin4311 Iiiif()I'im,-Ition) TAR Marci 2012

Rhyl E(JuLa-.ic)11 cai Id (- c)IlllllLir ibj Cent e is a noii-profit organisation that provides people esF)t>i=ialli )'c)(JriLJ i- Rhsll 'b'tr'ilh "Idditioiial education support pro;.j"ams and we will crE•<lti- ,th otk,&ir n.ati)nal orljanisations that follovj the same goals. Youn!J l)EJJFile ¢ir2 sbr.i)ortJd by our volunteer teachei-s building Confiden￿ aricl ;aGhiÉiiiiii(J goals by ni'olvirig young people in the community througtri gr()IJF) cl(;tiiij'ti" You may choose to include further c',tatements, where relevanl, about: polic51 on grantmaking; policy programme related inve:;tment; contribution made by voluiiteers. Our pr()grimcj (: r,J IriiiJ c,[ cl-lc rgfr lo r Fie()ple to i)articipate in our great programs. HoweviJl-, tli())[ 'Iiill t)C 'laF;£;d to -'Jntr bLte tFiroiJgh volunteering. Rhyl Education and Cc)rniTILJriib,, I"; rilril llijil |)u cs Sundiiig SlJPFiOrt from businesses aid private donors in tl"f3 Cl)11,"Iif.IniibJ, )l(;l it Iiiill lake thi'ee years before funding from these source;. b£'i,oi'ni3S sl:I'(Irici e iou(Jli 1.0 e <pand the program. In addition, each week in the vieEJl<i?Iid:' tie (:I"Ic riti( li Ivilr ) a '/olunta ry =hef to cook ethnic foods to raise funds f,)r LIUI 01 Ci(3rai'i . s can pri)vide cash or grants. 13usinesses are also 8ni:(iiifclJEI:I tcb Fcifiic n Ciur furidraising events that take pla througFIc)Lt1 IIP. Ilil(a I", The prim¢11 É):<i:)?IiditiJi"ES lir tFIE: |)roc ram ar61 f )r the salary of Prograni Leader / Office fAaii¢(J£:,r (arid c)t,'l£ii" di niri lutrative expen<%ies. Secti ,11 I Iiul IlA'k,hl 11 ,L-:ILI'II 11 li Irj til TAR Maich 2012

Summary of the main achievements of the charity during thp year Vc,Iu ILeE!rq are an Important:ebour(£ in community work. This year our Lharity has iickiiei'ed tc I'ecicll ovE:1' 2,OCO Turkish speaking people in Wales. Thi) helped us in-reasa cur nLinil:r,.r Iif'JolLnteers who then helped us organise and conduct m()r( char taL)le cinc 'iincl-I"LIiP4)ing activities than last year. Volunteers are involved in mi)st ol oui" cJmriiiJiiiiL13 cliv ties ;3nd we have now over 15 people regJlarly gii'in J tlip.i" tim Secti,, rii lu li , I. VL4h.. TAR Marcil 2012

Cliarity tr aside iri tFI(! l-;r happeri tliat rninirniim £100 must always 'ia set to Cciver 13VE,nts or situations that riJy Brief statement of the charity's policy on reserves cc Details of any funds materially in def icit Further financial review details (Optionial li￿1 f(:)I'll"Ici1.iic>i'i'i Our furidiiiJ al")l. I CICC Ill,: ILI J 31)I'jli sponsoi"ahiF,. -I-tr' £: pr(;(J i arri, ? f LJri(. of conti'il)11 t,. C,F) tir)I"i¢, You mcly choose to include additional information, where relevant about: the Lharity's principal sources of funds (including any fundraising); how expenditure has sup[)orted the key objectives of the charity; investment policy and objectives including any ethic.al investment policy adopted. e diinatiors ¢nd personal and busirieis Isirig Coordiriator has established a number rter can select from. Cash l)oiiiti(Iri: F-I"()111 fJOJ ' O )11 S )r a youn!J person for a year to £50 to fund Pc1rti(:iparits tal )l(iiici Icl 4,ellirig (%tlinic foods to raise fliiids: Each week 011 Fricl4iy:> tIIci (:I'icir 'ip j I￿1. a 10 untG ry =hef to cook ethnic foo(Js to raise funds fi)I" ()Lir I:h c ri Corpoi'aitij fj-.i jlii rifi ,3 ricl *¢illil In sli FJ ip Busines4<)es can provide cash cr grants. Busine:>SE::, <1 I;jO r i-Ic( ",a JE,. -) P¢lrticipatÉJ in our fundraising events that take plclci: ilir'i")i. (.1 fii").It ili- Secti, 'II loib III'PN114 ill Irdllllllll Secti Jll114 li The truilees declare that they have ap1JrI)￿ lji I tl-lil 1:11.i¢,Ili•U':, Signed on behalf of the charity's ti'ustE:E;:, Signature(s) Full name(s) Position (eg Secretary, Chair, etc) Haci Ha lil rA&,hrnel TUNA Chair -fi uslee Date i£,0(,£02L, h 2012 TAR

CHARITY COMMISSION FOR ENGLAND AND WALES I-;_IVL I), I 119-:;1?8 iJii)t*Kj ¢lll,d FJa',Il mc.:nts ,'accounts L:C16a For tlie i)eriod To ,'+'ction A Receipts and bay Unre¢;trictod funds to tho ni>aret,t Fl(I: twlLled Eridciwm(Iiit fLinds 1.0 Ihe noarest£ Totsl funds Last year 4CJ Ilio rieiir)st £ lo the nearest £ to the nearest £ A1 Recel ts C.hantable actsvib'es Olher income - Grants 24,943 6,448 33,563 5,818 ross Income or AR) 31.3P"I 31,391 39,381 set an (see table). nvestment sa es, to 31,391 113 Pa ments c.osts of charrtable activities 30,447 39,225 Sub total 30,447 39,225 A4 Asset and investment )urchases see tsble F'ufchase of fixed assets Sub total iif31r', 30,447 Net of receipts/(payments) A5 Transfers between funds 116 Cash funds last year end Cash funds this year end T,".r,11 1,100 CCXX R1 a￿OuntS (SS) 1910112024

tion B State L'iiItEUZIUIEI,'Zl,;' llli,:, ': , 11 11 df tlle period Unrestricted funds to nearost £ Restricted funds to nearest £ End)wment fijnds to nearest £ Catogorlos Det:iil;- B1 Cash funds ,IsFI at l), Il: 1,100 1,100 (llgrpe Èoilar'ci)S 1,1 l i re=Dipl¢ gird g'rrf"ients IIA )iJfil(:,,) JK Unrestricted funds to nearest £ OK End owment fijnds ta nearest £ Restricted funds to nearest £ i%t,'? i Is B2 Other monetary asset'> Fund to whlch asset belon Curr9nt value LJ)tlonal [)i)t') i Is Cost (optlonal) B3 Investment assets Fund to which asset belon Currgnt value LJ)tlonal l)ijtr i Is Cost (optional) BLI Assets retained for thi cfnG rity's own use Fund to whlch Amount duo wtien due l)i)tfj Il- B!) Liabilities Signed by one or trustees or beli¢ilf of all the trustees Date of roval iqriGIIii'i Print Name Haci Halil Emllk 12,01.2oZ £L o(.ts24 Mehmet Tuna CCXX R2 acrA)unts (SS) 1910112024

Independent examiner's report on the accounts

Section A Independent Examiner’s Report

Report to the trustees/ Rhyl Education and Community Centre members of

On accounts for the year 31 March 202 Charity no 1193328 ended (if any) Set out on pages (remember to include the page numbers of additional sheets)

I report to the trustees on my examination of the accounts of the above charity (“the Trust”) for the year ended 31 March 2023.

Responsibilities and As the charity trustees of the Trust, you are responsible for the preparation basis of report of the accounts in accordance with the requirements of the Charities Act 2011 (“the Act”).

I report in respect of my examination of the Trust’s accounts carried out under section 145 of the 2011 Act and in carrying out my examination, I have followed the applicable Directions given by the Charity Commission under section 145(5)(b) of the Act.

Independent examiner's statement

I have completed my examination. I confirm that no material matters have come to my attention in connection with the examination which gives me cause to believe that in, any material respect:

I have no concerns and have come across no other matters in connection with the examination to which attention should be drawn in order to enable a proper understanding of the accounts to be reached.

Date: 19/01/2024 Signed: Name: Mr Cem Kizilcik

Relevant professional Chartered Accountant qualification(s) or body (if any):

Address: 52 Chestnut Drive Sale M33 4HH

October 2018

1

IER

Section B Disclosure

Only complete if the examiner needs to highlight matters of concern (see CC32, Independent examination of charity accounts: directions and guidance for examiners).

Give here brief details of any items that the examiner wishes to disclose .

October 2018

2

IER