CHARITY COMMISSION FOR ENGLANO AND WALES Trusto0s' Annual Roport for the period from.. 12.8.2024 to 5.4.2025 Charity name.. Time to Play Charity registration number: 1209537 Objectives and Activities 50RP rence Summary of the purposes of the charity as sel out in its go¥erning do¢umenl The charity has 2 0ty.ècts.' 1. To relieve the need5 of children in Mslvem and the surrounding area under the age of 12 who are experiencing developmentsl, emotional or behavioural difficulties for the public benefit, through the provision of play and creative arts therapie5. 2. To advance the education of the public (including partnts. carers and professionals) In Malvem and the surrounding are in relation to children'5 development, ernotional and behavioural issues Summary of the main activities in relation to those purposes for the public benefit, In particular. the activities, projects or seNi¢es idenlifEd in the accounts. P¥r4 Delivering individual play and creative arts therapy se5SIOn5 for children wth developmental, emotional or behavioural diffi¢ultie5 M8eting regularty with parents. carers and profe8sional8 associated ¢hildren attending play and creative art5 therapy. Providing tailored pOrtS and recommendations for parents. carer5 and professionals associated wrth Chien attending play and Greative arts therapy. Lending or providing resources to parents. ¢2rS or professionals associated with children attending play and creative art5 therapy. Statement confirming whether the trustee5 have had gard to the guidance issued by the Chanty Comtnission on public benefit Para The Time to Play constitution states that the charity tru51ees shall manage the sffairs of the CIO and may for that purpose exercise all the powers of the CIO. 11 1$ the duty of each charity trustee-. al if he or 8h8 acts as a charity trustee of the to exerc15e his or her KK>wer5 and to perform h15 or her functions in his or her ¢apa¢ity as a trustee of the CIO in the wa he or She decides in ood faith
would be most likely lo further the purposes of the CIO,. and bl lo exercise, perforrnance in of those fun¢lions. such care and skill as 1$ reasonable In the ¢ircumstanc8s having regard in particulsr to". lal any knowledge speGial or experience that he or she has or holds himself or herself out as having., and Ibl CIO in the course of a business or profession. to any special knowledge or experience that is reasonable to expect of a person acting in the course of that kind of business or profrssion. As part of this commitment, all trustees have read and cornplied with the Charity commission guidance on publi¢ benefrt. Additional infofmation loptlonall You ma choose to include furth8r statem8nls where relev8nt about". SORP Policy on yrant making Part Policy on social investment including program related investment P8r Contribution made by volunteers P8r Émma Hoyle, trustee, volunteered as play and creative arts therapist dtsring this wriod. Thi$ allowed the charity to build a reserwe and financial capacity to further the objectives of the than oin forward Into the next financial ear Other
Achievements and Performance SORP retstenr Surnrnary ofthe main a¢hievements ofthe charrty, Identrfying the difference the charity's work has made lo the circurnstanS of it5 beneficianes and any wider benefrts lo SOetY a5 whole. The charity has been trading for 7 months. We have delivered 87 888sion8 of play and creative art5 therapy for children in the Malvern area. 6 5ession5 of support for parents and ongoing regular support for professionals in one school. Pam 1.20 In September 2024. we opened a d8dic8ted playroom at our h&adquart8r5. Early interwention using play and creative arts therapy can prevent escalation of mental heatth difti¢ullies btrfO these become problematic for families and local cornmunities. Educating parents, carers and professionals increases the likelihood of long-temi recovery lor play therapy dient5. Research has shown that children from low-income families are more likely to experience a mental disorder. 17% of children whose parent5 receive welfare benefits We found to have a mental disorder compared with 5% of children whose parents received no benefit5. (Office for National Statisti¢s, 20211. All children undergoing therapy wth Time to Play were from families in 1pt of welfare benefits and l or pupil premium funding lallocaied to support disadvantaged pupils in $¢hool$l For those ¢hildren who have ¢ompltrted therapy, there has been a reduction in drfficulties at School according to ¢ompawlive before and after s¢ores from the strengths and difficulties questionnaire (Goodman, 19971. Additional infomi8tion loptionall You ma Choose to indude further statements where relevant aboLrt". Achievements against objecteS Set Perfomance of fundraising activities against objective8 Sel Investment performance against obje¢tive$ P)141 Pwa f.41 Para 141 Other
Financial Review Review of the charity's financial posrtion at the en¢ of the riod Stètemenl explaining the policy for holding reserves stating why they a hel Para 1.21 Please see CeiptS and payments and statement of assets report. Pgra 1.22 A reserve will b& held lo cover fixed costs for one year and an additional contingency of 25%. This is to mitigate any short-le ¢28h flow issue5 due lo play therapy sessions not beinA Gontinuous. ATnount of serveS held Rea50n5 for holding zero reserves Detai15 of fund materially in deficit Explanation of any un¢ertsintie$ about the charity continuing as a going concern Pèra 1 22 Pard I £2000 NIA Para 1.24 NIA Pard 1 23 NIA Add¥tional inforrnation Iopiionall You ma ¢hoose to in¢lude further statement8 where relevant about.. The charity's principal sour¢es of funds (including an Investment policy and objectives including any social investment policy ado led A description of the pnncipal risks fac1n the charil other Pai• 1 47 Frt 1.46 PaTr146 We would like to thank Pete Clarke and Emma Hoyle for al the free use of two rooms an¢ equipment at 23 St Andrews Road including cleaning and utility C05t5 bl donation of Inrtial play therapy materials Structure. Governance and Management Description of charity'$ trusts.. Type of governing document NIA Par 1 2$ Constitution How 1$ the charity constituted? Para 1 2$ cio Trustee Selection fflethods including detail$ of any constitutional provisions e.g. election to post or name of any person or body enlitLe¢ to appoint one or more trusteas Pard 1.25 Tn1$t ar& appolnted.
Addltlonal Inforniatlon loptionall You ma choose to include further 5tatement5 where relevant about". Policies and procedures adopted for the inductio and trainin of trustees The charity'5 organisational 5truLlure alld any wider netsV0 with which the works Relationship with any related P4rn151 Reference and Administrative details Charil nam8 Other name the charrt Uses Reg15tered ¢harily numitr Charrty's prin¢ipal address Time to Pla NIA 1209537 23 Sl Andrew8 Road Malvern WR143PR Name8 of the charity tru8t88s who managa the charity Dates *¢ted ilhotlorwhole Tfustsg rrne Office Ilf any) Name of ppryon lorbodyl enbdod olnt trujtee Giles Bond Sam Craig Emma Hoyle Chair NIA NIA NIA Co orate trustees- names of the directors at the date the re Dirgctor narn? ortW8sa roved Name of truste85 holding tille to PrOrtY belonging to the challty Truwtso narnfj D4teB actpd if notforwho Funds held as custodian trustees on behalf of others Description of thè assets held in this ca Name 2nd object8 of the charity on whose behalf the assets are held and how Ihis falls within the cu8todian charil ect5 NIA NIA
Delai15 of arrangements for safe ¢ustody and segregation of such assets from the Chaty'S own assets NIA Additional information loptionall Name8 and addre8888 of advls8r8 IOptlon81 Infomiotlonl Type of Namo Addro88 odvlser Narne of chief executlve Of names of senlor staff memb8rs (Optlonal Infomiatlonl Exemptions from disclosure Reason for norpdisdosure of ke rsonnel deta11$ Other o tional inforniation Declarations Signature Full name (ILÈ s ffok Position Chair Dats olii2c
CHARITY COMMISSION FOR ENGLAND ANO WALES Recei ts and ments accounts CC16a For the porfod frorn Tts 12524 Section A Receipts and payments Unrestricted fund Endowment tund8 Ttstsi lund6 La5tyoai Al Recel Grnnts Furé%nge*n ARI etan nves A3P C05tofwbdwerylln81s 3T5 3T5 275 275 P>TsrIal 5(5(PTuK. IOC) Sub toial 8&3 4 Asset and IDve8tsnenl Sub tot81 To1•1yMWtS 893 AS Trtnsfers betW8qn funds A6 Cash fund$149tye4r end 8sh lund$ yeargtvl 1107 CCXXRI •CnL41Ssl 1tt026
Section B Statement of assets and liabilities at the end of the period Unre$irJ¢tod Rostri¢tod fund tonÈaT•St£ Endowmont B1 Ca8h lusd• a.107 TOIBI cash fvj 3.107 11 Unro$trf¢tod lundo Reotrfcted funds Endowm•nt funds Fundtothkh CurMMv B3 Invetstmont 8880ts Fundlowhlch Curwmvilup nal B4 Assets rntslnod forth¥ ¢h8rty'$ owt) u8 Fundtohkh Amounlth al 85 Liabiliti S&ned byoTheortsYotrus*85 on &wature Prfnl Name Dale of CCXX R21&1