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2025-05-31-accounts

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Summary ofthe purposesof ParaL.!7 Topromotesocialinclusionfor thepublic
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The lnspired Taskforce provideatotaI of12
activitiesacross 6outof7 daysof the week.
Happy Mondays creative workshops,filmclub,
Chair based exerclsetwiceaweek,
Rafflelbingo/quiz,Choirsession,MindfuIness
workshop,Bookclub, Adviceand Guidance
service, Men's Breakfastandwellbeingclub,
Digitalclassesand Sundaylunchareamong our
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ofthe additionalevents,daytrips,healthand
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throughout theyear.
Weoffer3day-tripsto nationwidelocations,
approximately1campaigntoimproveourlocal
neighbourhood,7 seasonalevents {Valentines,
Christmas,NationaiOicier PeopiesDay,
lnternational Women'sDay,Volunteers Week,
Halloween,Easter andmore)throughout the
year.
Wealsotryandofferat leastthealthand
awaren€ss sessionpermonthwhich supports
olderpeaplementalhealth andphysical
wellbeing,
Staterrrentconf irmingwhether rara1.J.6 Yes,tlrelnspiredTaskforcetrusteesconfirm
the trustees havehadregard theyhaveunderstoodtheguidance on public
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Poiicyon grant making Parai.38
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Polieyonsocialinvestment Para 1.38
including program related
investment
The lnspired Taskforceoffer threekindsof
opportu nitiesforVolunteers.
Contributionmadeby Para1.38
volunteers a Higher education and learningforhigh
school, college and university students
lookingtoincreasetheirworkplace
skillsandemployability.
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volunteering(Older people
volunteeringandcontributingto
societybysupportingpeers)
a Communityvolunteeringforindividuals
whoare lookingtogivebacktothe
communityforpublicbenefit
Thisisthe firstset of annual accountsreported
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achievements ofthecharity, offering supportciuringthecovid-19pancjemic
identifying thedifferencethe ParaLZA forolder peoplewith theaimtoreducethe
charity'sworkhas madeto the effects ofsocialisolation.lt thenbecameaCIO
circumstancesofits inJanuaryof2A24where wenow offerservices
beneficiariesand anywider 6out of7daysoftheweekfor olderpeopleto:
benefitstosocietyas awhole.
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activitiesandevents whichallow older
peopletodevelop and build on new
andexisting relationshipstoreduce
loneliness andsocial isolation
Championthevoice ofolderpeopleto
createchangeinourlocal area and
beyondfor the benefitof older people
andthe wider community
Tackleongoingissuesandconcerns
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reiatingtopovertyaneipotentiai
homelessness risksin older peopleby
offeringsupporttoaccess-Food,
Housing,benefits,probationservices,
transportand more
TheInspii"edTaskforce are morethananolder
people group; weareavoiceforchangein our
localcommunity.lnfluencingdecisions made
byiocalcouncil andauthoritytohelpbetter
shapetheareatomeettheneedsof its
communiry.
FinancialReview
Reviewcf thecharity's Para 1.21 Attheendofthefinancialperiodaf2024-
financial position attheendof 2025thecharityiscurrentlyingood financial
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aheadforecasting and planninghasindicated
that thecharitycansustainitscore activities
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casefunding streamsanCopportunitiesare
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programs duringtimesof financial
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Aliowtimetoadjust or develop new
income streams whenfundingreduces.
.'Plannedcommitments,or designations,
thatcannotbernetby futur"eincorne
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Frovide financialstability toensurethe
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goals.
Amount ofreserves held Para 1.22 f24,4OGunrestricted funds
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Detailsoffund materiallyin ParaL.24 N/n
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Explanationofany Para 1.23 The charitiescurrent funderisreducingits
uncertainties about thecharity funding gradually overthecourseofthe grant
continuingasagoing concern period.ByYear 3,thecorecostfundingwill
decreaseto60%.lfnecessary, reserves maybe
usedtohelp meetthefinancial requirementsin
that year. However, we expectthisreductionto
beoffsetbyadditionalincome generated
throughoutthe year, including microgrants,
dorrations,servicefees, and managementfees.
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Grant fundingthrough theLottery's supporting
communitiesfundand Sessional fees. The
Thecharity's principalsources projectalso sourcesfundsthroughdonations,
of funds (ineludingany events and online fundraisers.
frrndraising) Para 7.47
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lnvestment policyand
objectives inciudingany sociai
investment policy adopted ?ara1-.46
Thedecline of funding streams availableto the
charity andlar thefunding focus shiftsfrom
Adescriptionoftheprincipal olderpersonsupport.
risksfacingthe charity Para 1.46
Appiicationbeing declinefromcoreiunciers
throughManchester'sfundingstrategy.
These risksare mitigatedthroughdiversifying
funding streamstomeet core organisational
costsandreducetheneedtoapplyfor
maximi;m amounts in largercoregrants which
couldberejected.
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Structure,Goverhancean d Managem ent
Description of charity's trusts: Nane
Typeof governing document Para 1.25 Constitution
(trustdeeo',royaicharteri
Howisthecharityconstituted? Para 1.25 CIO-CharitablelncorporatedOrganisation
{e.gunincorporated (Foundation Model)
association,CIO)
Trustee selection methods Para 1.25 Appointment ofcharity trustees
including details ofanv Apartfromthefirstcharitv trustees- everv
constitritionalprovisionse.g. appointedtrusteemustbeappointedfora
electiontopostornameofany termofthreeyearsby aresolutionpassedata
personorbodyentitledto properly convened meeting ofthe charity
appointoneormore trustees Iru5Lee5.
in seiectinginciivicjuaisfor appointmentas
appointed charity trustees,thecharity trustees
musthaveregardto theskills,knowledgeand
experienceneededfor the effective
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trainingof trustees Para 1.51 Complaints policy and procedure
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TheConstitutionofthelnspired
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CyberSecurityPolicy
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DataprotectionPolicy
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EqualopportunitiesPolicy
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FinancialManagementPolicy
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Charitable Incorporated Organisation
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Thecharity'sorganisational
structureand anvwider
networkwithwhichtheeharity Para 1.51
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Thecharity trusteesaresoieincjtviciuaiswho
Relationshipwithany related
parties
Para l-.51 areun.related andonly connectedbythearea
theylive,the motivationtomakechangefor
the betterintheareatheylive.
Charity trusteesaregiventrlrstee training at
Other thebeginning oftheir term,providecl byMACC
on "Howtomanageacharity"whichuses
Charity Commission learning toolstohelp
shapethecourse. Thisisthen tailoredtoour
needsas aCl.O(Foundation)

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Unrestricted Restricted Total
INCOMINGRESOURCES Funds Funds To 31May
202s
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Grants z L49,450 149,460
Donations andlegacies 2 4,965 4,965
Feesand reimbursedexpenses 2 38,357 38,357
Other income z 155 155
Totalincome 41,477L49,460 L92,937
Expenditure:
Raisingfunds 0
Charitable Activities 3&4 23,9L7L49,2O9 773,426
Tntal evnenr{ifrrre )1917 14q'Oq 171 n?6
Net income 19,660 25L lg,gtL
TotalFundsat22January 2O24 4,746 1,4,102 18,848
Transfers 0 0 0
Totalfunds at31May2025 24,40614,353 38,759

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Debtors 5 772 772
f,ashatbank andlnhund 17,339 14,353 41"691
28,110 14,353 42,463
TotalCurrentAssets
Creditors:
Arnountsfalling due within
oneyear 6 {J,/U4l 0 (3,7041
Netcurrentassets 24,406 14,353
NetAsset3 24,406 14,353 39,759
FundsoftheCharity
UnrestrictedFunds 7 24,406 0 24,4A6
RestrictedFunds 8 0 14,353 14,353
TotalFunds 24,406 14,353

Unrestricted Restricted Total
Funds Funds 31-May-25
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Donationsand
gifts 4,965 4,965
Grant income 149,46A L49,460
4,965 L49,460 L54,425
Feesand
reimbursed 38,357 38,357
expenses
Otherlncome 15s 155
Totalincome 43,477
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L92,937

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Restricted
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31-May-25
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CharitabieActivities
Staffsalarles, socialsecurity &pensions 4,987 90,862 95,849
Sessionfacilitators 570 9,324 9,894
Socci^h :nr{ orrontortnpnctrq 15,369 15,-?59
Managementfees 5,373 5,373
Roomhireandcatering 870 t2,944 13,814
Transport 2,727 289 3,016
Accommodationandoutingcosts 848 848
6rantrepayment 7,4L5 7,4L5
Welfarecosts 2,969 2,969
Office rental 200 3,000 3,200
Officecosts 2,624 L,433 4,053
Phones 489 445 934
Software and relatedcosts L,342 1,342
Insurance 680 680
professionalfees 504 504
Costsassociatedwith formerCIC 1,635 1,635
smallequipment 396 396
volunteerexpenses 1,088 648 1_,736
Sundries 16 1,059 1,o75
Training 623 652 1,275
Bank charges 22,967 1.49,209172,L76
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Governaneeeosts
Accounta ncyand independent examination 850. 850
2?,817 L49,2A9173,026

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Socialsecuritycosts
Pensioncontributions 4,227
95,849
Employees engagedin eachofthe followingactivities: eachofthe followingactivities:
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Trade debtors 772 - 772

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UnrestrictedRestricted Total
31-May-
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Social Security,taxes &
pensions 1,,294 1,294
Trade creditors 1,295 1,295
Othercreciitors 255 265
Accruals anddeferred
income
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At22 January lncoming Rescurces At 31
2024 resources expendedTransfers May 2025
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Generalfunds 4,74643,477{23,9t71 24,406

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lncoming
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Resources
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Transfers At31
May2025
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LotteryFund {Recycling
Teenagers)
5,313 0 (5,313)
LotteryFundThirdAge24-27 d
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(84,005) 7,\24
Supporting Communities DeveiopmenrFunci 0 30,000 (30,000) 0
CostofLiving 5,345
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CcstofLir.,ingMen's group 0 4,500 12,430) 2,A74
FeerAmbassador Froject 0 )ruuu If,,UUU,, U
Neighbourhood Community Development
Fund
0 5,000 (1.,827) 3,173
Health Development grant 7,904 -0 (1,904) 0
Our Manchesterfoodpartnershipgrant 1,350 (1.360) 0
NeighbourhoodlnvestmentFund 1,540 0 (1,540) 0
AsdaFoundationGrassroots
grant 0 1,985 0 1,995
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