
|Trustee name|Office (ifany)|Dates acted ifnot for whole|year|
|---|---|---|---|
|1 Susannah<br>Moffat|Chair|2 February 2021 (appointed)||
|2Victoria Schmidt|Secretary|2 February 2021 (appointed)||
|3Sandra<br>Dowiing|Treasurer|2 February 2021 (appointed)||
|4 Maria Lond|Legal|2 February 2021 (appointed)||
|5 Elizabeth Ambekar|Fund Raising|2 February 2021 (appointed),|31|
|||March 2022 (resigned)||





|Description ofthe charity's tru|Description ofthe charity's tru|Description ofthe charity's tru|Description ofthe charity's tru|Description ofthe charity's tru|s||
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|Types' efjgeveraiag. dacamentr,<br>How the charity is constituted|||||Constitution<br>ado ted on 2nd Februa<br>2021<br>Charitable<br>Incorporated<br>Orgariisation<br>('CIO')||
||Ti'-r!»stee-selei%'ieneihethods||||Trustees are appointed<br>initially at inception ofthe CIO and subsequently<br>any new trustees are appointed<br>fora term of3years as approved<br>by the||
||||||standing<br>trustees.||
|Additional||governance||issues|(0 tional information||
||||||You may choose to include additional<br>information,<br>where relevant,<br>about:||
||||||~<br>Policies and procedures<br>adopted for the induction<br>and training|of|
||||||trustees:||
||||||~<br>The charity's<br>organisational<br>structure<br>and any wider network<br>with||
||||||which the charity works:||
||||||~<br>Relationship<br>with any related parties:||
||||||~<br>Trustees'<br>consideration<br>ofmajor risks and the system<br>and||
||||||procedures to manage them:||
||||||Not chosen to complete.||
||||||Summary ofthe objects ofthe charity set out in its governing||
||||||document:||
||||||The objectives ofthe CIO are:||
||||||(1)To advance<br>in life and help young people aged 10to 19from Claygate||
||||||and its immediate<br>neighbourhoods<br>by the provision of recreational<br>and||
||||||leisure time activities<br>in the interest ofeducation<br>and social welfare,||
||||||designed to improve their conditions<br>of life so that they may participate|in|
||||||society as independent,<br>mature and responsible<br>individuals<br>in such ways||
||||||as the charity trustees<br>think fit.||
||||||(2)To promote for the benefit ofresidents ofClaygate and its immediate||
||||||neighbourhoods<br>the provision<br>offacilities for recreation<br>or other leisure||
||||||time occupation ofindividuals<br>who have need ofsuch facilities by reason||
||||||oftheir youth, age, infirmity<br>or disablement,<br>financial<br>hardship<br>or social||
||||||and economic circumstances<br>orfor the public at large in the interests of||
||||||social welfare and with the object of improving<br>the condition of life ofthe||
||||||said inhabitants.||
|Summary ofthe main|||||||
|activities undertaken|||forthe||In planning<br>our activities for the year, the trustees<br>kept in mind the Charity||
|public benefit in relation to<br>these objects (include within|||||Commission's<br>guidance<br>on public benefit at the trustee meetings.||
|this section the statutory<br>declaration<br>that trustees<br>have<br>had regard to the guidance|||||The main activities are the youth club sessions held on Tuesday and<br>Thursday<br>evenings<br>and include a wide selection ofpursuits<br>such as pool<br>table, air hockey, basketball,<br>arts &crafts, sumo wrestling<br>suits,||
|issued by the Charity|||||occasional trips to bowling, a quiet room for 1:1mentoring<br>and access|to|
|TAR|||||2<br>March 2012||





|Commission|Commission|on public|books and computers,<br>and food is provided<br>during the sessions which the|
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|benefit)|||young people help prepare. These activities provide the young people of|
||||the community<br>with the opportunity<br>to come together<br>in a safe|
||||environment<br>and develop their self-confidencaasxWife/social<br>skills.|
||||Activity for the secondary<br>objective of providing<br>opportunities<br>forthe wider|
||||community<br>and integration<br>between<br>young people and the adults they live|
||||among has been various.<br>Young people have engaged<br>in activities with|
||||groups such as the Thames Valley Morris Men, the Claygate Gardening|
||||Society and three local sport companies,<br>all taking place at The Hub.|
||||Help has been provided<br>by the youth at community<br>litter picks, and they|
||||have taken part in local environmental<br>days, community<br>celebrations<br>and|
||||events including<br>Christmas<br>and remembrance<br>services.|
|Additional|details ofobjectives||and activities (Optional<br>information)|
||||You may choose to include further statements,<br>where relevant,<br>about:|
||||~<br>policy on grantmaking;|
||||~<br>policy programme<br>related investment;|
||||~<br>contribution<br>made by volunteer:|
||||~<br>Claygate<br>Youth &Community<br>Hub benefit from a strong volunteer|
||||youth-worker<br>group who provide activities and support<br>during|
||||sessions. Volunteers<br>have also helped<br>with the refurbishment<br>of|
||||the building<br>and improvements<br>to the outside space. They|
||||continue to be the backbone ofthe organisation.|





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