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2021-03-31-accounts

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Summary ofIhe purposes
ofthe charity as set out in
Pal i 17 Toadvance
in life and help young
people through:
ils governing document (a) The provision ofrecreational
and
leisure time activities including
music
provided
in the interest ofsocial welfare.
(b) Providing
support and activities which
help develop their life skills, capacities
and capabilities
to enable them to
participate
in society as mature
and
responsible
individuals.
Toactas a resource for young
people up to the age of21 (and 25 for
young people with Learning
Difficulties
and Disabilities
ifappropriate)
living in
Comwall
and Devon by providing
advice
and assistance and organising
programmes
ofmusical, educational
and
other activities with a view to
empowering
young people lo believe in
themselves.
develop their individual
identities
and grow m personal
confidence.
Summary ofthe main pars i ir and
1 11
Livewire
focuses
on support
for young
activities in relation to people aged g to 21 oNering a full range
those u ses for the of
uat'
facilities
and
acttvNes
The contribution
made by volunteers
to
Pnr 38 Livewire is significant.
While we have
a
Contribution made by number ofpaid staff who provkfe
volunteers counseling,
youth work and music
services to our young people. we rely
heavily on volunteers
lo support our
sessions when we are able to hold in
person sessions. This ensures that there
are appropriate
individuals
who can be a
friendly face and identify where young
people may need ttrrther support and
help with the day today operation ofour
youth evenings.
This helps our youth
workers and counselling
team triage the
need for our mental health and weN
being services. Our team oftrainee
counsefiors also enable us to provide a
much more extensive
counselling
service
under the guidance ofour professionally
qualNed
counsellor
and we are able to
reach more people than we otherwise
coukl. Volunteers
also help us run
events and manage operations
and
fundraising
for Livewire through
our
management
committee and Trustee
board.
During this financtat year Uvewire has
had to drastically
adapt its service so
that we were able to continue to provide
services virtually.
This continued to
require a tot ofvolunteer
support to
check in on our online groups with young
people and keep the Livewire name in
the community
which helps with
fundrais

Livewire
is a
fully
independent
charily
Livewire
is a
fully
independent
charily
and is
completely
dependent
on
contracts
for
services
supplied.
Summary ofthe main pnr ro donations
and
fundraising
organised
by
achievements ofthe volunteers.
trustees and paid stalf.
charity, identifying
the
difference Ihe charity's The last financia
year has, as
il has
work has made to the been
for many.
proved
to be our most
circumstances of its chafienging
in terms of finding
ways to
benefictaries and any deliver our servhes to our young people
wktef benefits to society during
the Covtd-tg pandemic.
However.
as a whole. in response
to these extraordinary
times
we have:
t) Transitioned
without
interruption
from
a in person4ased
servhe
from our
building
to a fully
onfine
servhe
for
the
duration
of
'lockdown'.
This
included
the
continued
provision
of
music lessons online, a virtual
social
media
page
where
members
can
come along and speak to each other
as
well
as
the
youth
workers.
counsefiors and volunteers.
2) Despite the lockdown,
we have been
able
to
continue
to
run
a
hugely
successful
mental
health
and
wefi-
being support
programme
whhh
has
ensured
own sailing
services
remained
available
despite
unprecedented
circumstances.
3) At the start of
lockdown
Livewire,
almosl
without
interruption,
switched
to an
online
operation
providing
a
point
of contact
for
young
people
through
our
Facebook
and
Inessengef pages.
4) We have
provided
a specific young
women's
mushtan
group
whhh
was
operahng
throughout
the
lockdown
and in person as and when permitted.
5) Operated
a young
men's
wel being
gnwp
ofl'ering
support
to a group
pf
young men.

Financial Review
Review ofthe charity's This was a challenging
year for Livewke.
financial position at the Although
our building was cbsed for perl
end ofIhe period ofthe time. we were able tocontinue to
provkle services to young people online.
For this reason, only some ofour staff
were furloughed.
Cost savings accrued
by not opening
the bufiding were smafi
and the impossibilily
ofprovkling
chargeable
senrices to schools (largely
dosed for this period) reduced our
income substantially.
However.
successful fundraising
and the
contdbufion
ofthe Government
furlough
scheme payments
enabled us to cover
our costs and achieve a small operating
surplus.
Livewire ended the period in a
health
financial situation.
Statement
explaining
the Pars 1 22 It
is
the
policy
of
the
charily
that
policy for holding reserves unrestricted
funds
which
have not been
stating why they are held designated
for specific use
should
be
maintained
at
a
level
equivalent
to
between
three
to
six
month's
expenditure.
The Irustees
consider
Ihat
reserves at this level
will ensure
that,
in
Ihe event ofa significant
drop in funding,
they will be able to continue
Ihe charity's
current
activifies
while
consideration
is
given to ways
kr which
additional
funds
may be raised. This level ofreserves has
been maintained
throughout
the year.

Charily funds continue to derive Charily funds continue to derive from a
combination
ofonline fundraising
and
The charity's
principal
donations along with specific funding
sources offunds (including bids which relate to the Charity's
any fundraising) charitable objectives and current
Investment
policy
and Para 1sl
objectives induding
any
social investment policy
ad
ted

Descripfion ofcharity's ofcharity's
trusts:
Type ofgoverning CONSTITUTION
ADOPTED 08/11/1957
document AS AMENDED ON 26O4/1961
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f) AS AMENDED ON 17/12/1998
AS AMENDED ON 15/03/2014
AS AMENDED ON
How is the charily para 1rs Unincorporated
association
constttuted7
Trustee selection methods Trustees are identtfied as Indivkfuals of
including
details ofany
standing
and with appropriate
and
constitutional provisions relevant skills which
will benefit the
e.g.elecfion to post or charity. The new trustee is proposed and
name ofany person or seconded
by other trustees and voted to
body entitled to appoint the Board by the remaining
Trustees
at a
one or more trustees lrustee meeting.

Charity name name Livewire Youth P
Other name the charity Livewire, Sallash Boys' Club
Uses
Registered
charity number
Charity's
principal address
300632
~e Youth Protest
Brooke Close
Be)tosh
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Helen Trethewey Chair 05/12/19 Tnlst8es
Anthony Studden Truslee 05/12/19 Truslees
Mark Wilson Trustee 09IOS/17 Trustees
(Treasurer)
Andrew Jacques Tfuste8 05/12/19 Trustees
Anthony Chiswell Trustee 11/12/20 Trusl88$
Peter Bond Trustee 08/09/20 Triustees
Geoff Peggs Trustee 1/11/20 Trustees
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Incomln
Restricted
funds
38.703 53,517
Unrestricted
funds
93,358 81,161
132,061 134,678
Activities for generating funds 21.932 62,201
Other receipts
153.993 196.879
Less:
Resources ex nded
Direct costs (131,289) (127,711)
Overheads (18.616) (23,459)
OPERATING SURPLUS FOR THE YEAR 4,088 46,709
Provision
for building
repairs (15.000)
Provision
for work
with local schookt (15.000)
Provision
for closure
due to covid-19 40,000 (40.000)
NET OPERATING SURPLUS/(DEFICIT) 29,088 (9,291)
FOR THE YEAR
Fund balances at 31"March 2020 333.154 342.445
Fund balances at 31"March 2021 K362.242 K333.154

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FIXEDASSETS 268.802 273.559
C RENT
ET
Stock 56 91
Debtors 4,275 9.536
Cash at bank and in hand 71,001 71,728
Lloyd bank - reserve account 50.181 41,375
125.513 122,730
CREDITORS:
Amounts
falling due
within one year.
Trade creditors (2.073) (8.135)
Restricted income received
in advance (30.000) (55.000)
(32.073) (63.135)
NET CURRENT ASSETS 93.440 59.595
K362,242 f333.154
S
e resented
Freehold property 250,000 250.000
Equipment
and Furnishings
Unrestricted
funds
18.802
68.440
23.559
59.595
f362.242 f333.154

2. FIXE~A/~
Land 4 FSFS
Buildings Equipment TOTAL
E 8 8
At Cost:
At 1"April 2020 173.893 423,893
Revaluation
in year
Additions 1,511 1,511
At 31"March 2021 175.404 426,404
~De re~latl
n
At ts Apdi 2020 150.334 150.334
Charge for the year 6.268 8.268
At31"March 2021 156.602 156,602
~eie
eVacua
At31"March 2020 23.559 273.559
At31"March 2021 E18,802 R288,802

8 E
38.703 53.517
03,358 81,181
132,081 134,878
Evenls 3.888
Char0eable services 21.575 54,726
Membership
subscnptions
250 2,752
Venue hint 150 280
Sundry 200 211
22.175 61,817
Gal(tt(L(ht(-
Sales
3.785
Less Cost o(sales 243 3.401
Cot(as BarGross Prossi(toss) (243) 384
TOTAL INCOME 153,003 198,879
QISELEEEIS
Salaries and wa9es
131.280 128.479
Bands and events 1.232
131,280 127.711
Qmh98(IS;
Advs rbsin0
1.352
Buddrn0 rapture 86 301
Consumshies 530 588
Books and pubkcatons 747
Insllrarlce (8) 3.206
Equipment
reparrs
)epprecra son
and renewals 8,070
6,'288
1.582
7.853
Telephone
and internet
828 058
Ttlavrsron
kcence
158 152
Statkrnery 211 478
Prohesaonat
tees
1.000 1,104
Secunty 330 300
Subscnptions 498
Bank char0es 54 318
Sundry expenses 381 319
Travel and entertekrrn0 138 1.334
Ubtrbes 2.058 3.120
18.616 23.450
(140,005) (151,170)
OPERATI)IG SURPLUS FOR THE YEAR 84.068 E48,709