2021-07-31-accounts - 2nd Leyland Scout Group

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Summary ofthe main achievements ofthe charity during the year			The Scout Group has seen a reduced, but still significant number of scouting awards given to members of all sections during the year. The programme (for ages 6-25)was adapted to be virtual due to the pandemic and subsequent restrictions.
			The Leaders have worked tremendously hard to provide weekly
			activities for the young people in our group, including zoom
			sessions and home delivery of activity packs. These new
			programme ideas have been well-supported in a lot ofareas and
			have allowed us to maintain a good percentage ofour
			membership. Although we have suffered some loss in numbers,
			there are plans in place for recovery.
			TAR

				2'" Leyland policy on reserves is to hold sufficient resources to	2'" Leyland policy on reserves is to hold sufficient resources to
Brief statement charity's policy		ofthe on reserves		continue the charitable activities ofthe Scout Group should income and fundraising activities fall short.
				The District Executive Committee considers that	the Scout District should
				also hold a sum enabling timely payment of headquarters
				membership fees and fulfilment of liabilities to third parties in the
				event ofScout Group Closures within the District jurisdiction.
				The Group held reserves of approximately f1200against this
				at year end. The reserves increased more than	usual due to
				limited activities as a result ofPandemic induced	'Social
				Distancing' although this will be offset by a temporary
				reduction in District membership fees introduced	to help protect
				the finances of individual Scout Grou s
Details ofany funds in deficit			materially	none
Further financial		review details		(Optional information)
You may choose to include additional information, where relevant about: ~ the charity's principal				The Scout Groups principal source offinance is fee for those members ofthe Scout Association and under the age of 14years. We don't charge aged 14-18.	a membership within the Group for our young leaders
	sources offunds (including
	any fundraising);
~	how expenditure		has
	supported the	key objectives
	ofthe charity;