2023-03-31-accounts - New Life Domestic

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		SORP reference
Summary	ofthe purposes of	Para 1.17	Tosupply household items &furniture tc
the charity as set out in its			assist victims ofdomestic violenceiabuse
overnin	document		to start a new life
Summary	ofthe main	Para 1.17and 1.19	Collection &delivery of household items
activities	in relation tothose		including white goods &flooring to the
purposes	for the public		person's new home. The person usually
benefit, in particular, the			has little or nothing in the way of
activities,	projects or services		belongings &the new home is usually
identified	in the accounts.		unfurnished
Statement	confirming whether	Para 1.18	The Trustees are very aware ofthe Charity
the trustees have had regard			Commissions guidance &all actions are
to the guidance issued by the			taken with regard thereto.
Charity Commission on public
benem

				Para 1.38	The Trustees only assist persons wtIII, hav- been referred to them by other
Policy on	grant making				bodies, e.g.social services toensure ttlpt assistance is genuinely re~ and
					necessarv
					The Trustees policy isto help individuals
				Para 1.38	on aone time only basis and follow up
Policy on	social investment				assistance is rarely needed orapplied for
including	program		related
investment
				Para 1.38	The Charity relies 100ieon volunteers and, indeed, donations offurniture
Contribution		made	by
volunteers
Other

Achiev	eme	nts and Pe	rformance
			SORP reference
				The Charity has been able to change the
				lives of people who have been victims of
				abuse and domestic violence. A large
Summary ofthe main achievements ofthe charity,			Para 1.20	percentage ofthe people have come from refuges and have nothing. The Charity
identifying	the	difference the		has been able tocompletely furnish
chadty's	work	has made to		homes including white goods and
the circumstances ofits				flooring. No cash orvouchem are ever
beneficiaries and any wider				given tosuch people but everything is
benefits to society as a				supplied totally free ofcharge. Usually
vfhoia.				young Cfiddreh are inVOIVed and
				particular care is taken tosatisfy their
				needs. This has enable the people helped
				ao f88I noriilal and becormr8 parrt ofthe
				local community

Additional		information	information	(optional)
You ma	choose to include			further statements	where relevant about
					The Trustees are	proud to reflect that the
					Charity has succeeded 1gg'k in achieving
Achievements			against	Para 1.41	the objectives
objectives	set
					The Trustees have been well supported		in
					their fundraising	activities terms of both
Perfonnance offundraising activities against objectives				Para 1.41	people volunteering to help and the numerous events and activities
sel					undertaken
					Investment in the	form oftime and effort
					by the voiun~rs	has been fantastic and
Investment		performance		Para 1.41	very worthwhile
against objectives
Other

Review ofthe charity's		Para 1.21	The Trustees are satisfied with the	The Trustees are satisfied with the
financial position at the end			financial position ofthe Charibr and very
ofthe cried			o timistic forthe ear ahead
Statement explaining the		Para 1.22	Reserves are not held because the nature
policy for holding reserves			ofthe Charity's work is such that
stating why they are held			resenres are not necessary.	The Charity
			has no fixed assets and no depreciation
			or maintenance costs
Amount ofreserves held		Para 1.22	Nil save for workin ca ital
Reasons for holding zero		Para 1.22	As above
reserves
Details offund materially	in	Para 1.24	None
deficit
Explanation ofany		Para 1.23	None
uncertainties about the
chadity continuing as a going
concern
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			The Trustees have made successful
			applications to various bodies for grants.
The charity's principal sources offunds (including		Para 1.47	In addition it has been the nominated charit forasecond year efafundraising
any fundraising)			partnership. In addition the	Charity has
			organised numerous successful
			fundraisino events
Investment policy and objectives including any		Para 146
social investment policy
adopted
			The Trustees do not consider that there
			are any serious risks facing	the Charity
Adescription ofthe principal		Para 1.46	but are mindfui thai 'young	blood' and
risks facing the charity			continued grantsupport is needed to
			ensure the long term sustainability
Other

Description ofcharity*s
trusts:
Type of governing document (trust deed, ro al charter		Para 1.25	Trust Deed
How is the charity		Para 1.25	CID
constituted?
(e.g unincorporated
association, CIO
Trustee selection methods		Para 1.25	Trustees are appointed by existing
including details ofany			trustees andlor in the case ofanyone
constitutional provisions	e.g.		proposed by vote at aTrustees meeting
election to post or name	of
any person or body entitled
to appoint one or more
trustees
Additional information	(optional)
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			Any prospective Trustee	would be made
			aware ofthe objects ofthe charity and be
Policies and procedures			advised that references	may be required
adopted for the induction	and		as well as a DBScheck
training oftrustees
			The Trustees are all local toeach other
			and the Charity is run very much as a
The charity's orgarnisational structure and any wider		Para 1.51	team effort with constant communication between them
network with which the
charity works
			The Charity has contact	with local
			Women's Refuges, Social Services,
Relationship with any related		Para 1.51	British Heart Foundation	(for white
parties			goods) and other similar	charities
Other

Chari name	New Life Domestic
Other name the charit uses	NLD
Re istered chari number	1197983
Charity's principal address	2 Golden Court, West End, Southampton	SO302JP

	Trustee name		Dates acted ifnot for whole ear
1	Julia Haylett		18February 2022
2	Thomas Proctor		18February 2022
3	Kristina Chapman		26 July 2022
4	Christopher	Neal	18February 2022
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The tru	stees declare th	at they have approved the trus	tees' report	above.
Signed	on behalf ofthe	charity's bustees
	Signature(s)
	Full name(s)	Julie Haylett	Thprnps	Andrew	Proctor
Position	(eg Secretary,	Secretary		Chairman
	Chair, ete)
	Date	()b . Qo'L3

										Unrestricted	Restricted
										Funds	Funds
Receipts
Grants and General Oonations									8,23438	8,23438
White Goods									10,275.25		10,275.25
Fund Raising									S,930.00	S„rf30.00
Selling Page									5,492.70	5,492.70
Flooring									20.000.00		20,000.00
One Lottery									33.68	33.68
Sundries										38.46
Total Income									50,004.47	19,729.22	30,27S.25
Paynwms										E	E
Charitable Payments
Chanty General		Purchases							1,801.70	1,80170
White Goods									8,912.49		8,912A9
Flooring									11,592.00		11,592.00
Total Charitable		Payments							22,306.19	1,801.70	20,504.49
Administration	and		Operating		Payments					f	6
Fund Raising									961.33	96133
Moto nag Cosis									497M	497.25
lnsumnca									19455	19455
Storage and OIBceCosts									6,45504	6,455.04
Selling Page									175.48	175AB
Sundries									65.00	65.00
Total Administration			and Operating			Payments			8,348.65	8,348.65	0.00
Total Payments									30,654$4	10,150.35	20,504.49
Excess ofReceipts over Payments									19,349.63	9~8.87	9,770.76
Funds brought	forward pre			the	incorporation		ofthe	charity	6,123.69	6,007.69	116.00
Total Funds cerned forward				as	at31March 2023as				25,473.32	15,586.56	9,886.76
represented by	31March 2023bank					balance
Analysis ofRestricted funds				carried		forward
White Goods											1,478.76
Flooring											8,408.00
											9,886.76
NLD was registered			as a CIO on 18February 2022
Approved by the Board ofTrusraes on 21iune							2023	and signed ontheir behalf
Julia Haylett BEM