
## **Charity Management** 

A board of trustees comprised mainly of parents of children with additional needs oversaw the activities of the charity: 

 Vikki Walters - Chair * Rosie Powell—Trustee  Vikki Fellows -Secretary * Lorraine Styles—Trustee  Helen Baker - Treasurer * Nessa Thulbon—Trustee  Chantel Gardiner - Trustee * Christine Woolstencroft—Trustee  Mark Joyce -Trustee (Resigned 24.7.22) (Resigned 11.1.23)  Ann Parry - Trustee 

## **Aims & Objectives** 

To promote the education, welfare and benefit of children and young people with disabilities up to the age of 25 years who live or who attend school/college in the Forest of Dean, and their families. To provide activities and services in relation thereto: 

* A range of accessible social, sport and recreational activities provided locally giving our members choice about things they do and places they go— something non-disabled children and young people take for granted. 

* Support, advice and guidance for parents/carers 

• Opportunities for parent members to meet for mutual support. 

• To empower parents/carers to access the services they need for quality of life for them and their fam-ily members, both individually and by being part of a local group. 

• To enable families as a whole to benefit from the group - not just the child with disabilities/additional needs. 

• To promote interaction and good relations between the members and the community as a whole. 

## **Staff** 

## **Volunteers** 

Pamela Jones—Charity Director * Kimberly Roberts—Charity Manager * Amy Millin—Activity Manager 

Sasha Snelling —Assistant Activity Manager Jean Wilkinson— Office Administrator 

In addition, 25 sessional staff. 

(*Retitled Chief Executive Officers—Job Share) 

We had 14 volunteers join us over the period.  We are steadily increasing the number of volunteers again after decreased numbers due to COVID. 

We would encourage all our members to share our volunteering opportunities with family members, friends and acquaintances and let us know of anyone who might be interested in working with us:- 

- As a trustee * As a minibus driver/escort 

- Helping at some of our fun activities 

- On our fundraising committee 

Forest Pulse, 4th Floor, Carlson Suite, Vantage Point Business Village, Mitcheldean, Glos, GL17 0DD Website: www.forestpulse.co.uk Phone: 01594 826357 
















Forest Pulse, 4th Floor, Carlson Suite, Vantage Point Business Village, Mitcheldean, Glos, GL17 0DD Website: www.forestpulse.co.uk Phone: 01594 826357 




We offered a varying amount of support to our families. Kim and Amy have been supporting individual families throughout the year via phone calls, home visits, providing supporting documents to complete forms, supporting to implement strategies, creating tools for families to use within the home etc. Management staff also attend multi agency meetings. 

We have received follow-on funding from Gloucestershire Carers Legacy Fund to deliver further workshops to give parent members the opportunity to link with other parents while learning a new skill, while support is provided for their children. 


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Membership increased from 288 to<br>112 children/young<br>302 families over the course of the<br>year, incorporating 342 children/ people actively involved<br>young people with additional needs.<br>in activities over the year<br>**----- End of picture text -----**<br>



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*489 people are part of the private Forest Pulse Facebook page.<br>*463 people follow the Forest Pulse Fundraising page on Facebook.<br>*70 followers on the Forest Pulse Twitter page.<br>**----- End of picture text -----**<br>


In this period, we said goodbye to Sammy, Assistant Activity Manager who will be much missed but is still supporting some of our families as part of Gloucestershire CLDT. We appointed Sasha as her replacement, who many of you know from activities and she is settling into the role well. 

We appointed 8 new sessional staff members to support children and young people attending activities. 

Forest Pulse, 4th Floor, Carlson Suite, Vantage Point Business Village, Mitcheldean, Glos, GL17 0DD Website: www.forestpulse.co.uk Phone: 01594 826357 




## **Holiday Activities Provided:** 

**After School/ Weekend Activity Sessions provided:** 

- Easter — 6 sessions  Forest Friends — 30 sessions  Whirlikidz — 18 sessions 

- Whit — 4 sessions  SAC — 20 sessions  Afterschool club — 11 sessions  

- October — 5 sessions Performing Arts — 8 sessions (for jubilee event) 

- Christmas — 3 sessions  Youth Club — 33 sessions 

- February — 5 sessions  Music — 29 sessions  WAC — 21 sessions 

3,120 activity places provided 


##  **Platinum jubilee** 

We provided 5 sessions for children and young people aged 8—25 years to take part in inclusive dance, drama and crafts session to celebrate the Queen’s jubilee. The group then showcased their projects at a party on 18th June. This project was able to take place due to funding awarded from Arts Council England. 

- **ASD Youth Group** 

During this period we developed our ASD Youth Group. This group started in September 2022. There were 11 young people involved. The ASD Youth Group was ran alongside ‘Bream Devils’ youth group very successfully with some planned joint interaction. 

The project was able to take place due to funding awarded from NHS England. 

Forest Pulse, 4th Floor, Carlson Suite, Vantage Point Business Village, Mitcheldean, Glos, GL17 0DD Website: www.forestpulse.co.uk Phone: 01594 826357 




We would like to acknowledge our appreciation for grants towards our activities from:£72,728               Gloucestershire County Council £35,000               National Lottery £30,000               Barnwood Trust £5,000                 Gloucestershire Disability Fund £3,000                 Arts Council (Queens Jubilee Fund) £2,500                 Primrose Trust £2,320                 Carers Legacy Fund £1,500                 Gloucester Masonic Lodge 

We would also like to thank Gloucestershire Community Council for all their support in seeking grants. 

We are delighted to have received over £3,000 in donations e.g. from local businesses, social groups, in memory of loved ones  - a huge Thank You to everyone who supported us. Our own internal fundraising raised well over £3,000 

The trustees are delighted that following the financial challenges of the pandemic, the charity has emerged strong and in a healthy financial position, with a surplus of £9,135 for this financial year. 

The policy of the charity is to retain sufficient reserves to ensure the financial stability of the charity in the next financial year, whilst building up our designated funds as detailed below:- 

£178,809 reserves held, of which the charity has designated: 

• £85.000 Building Fund           • £15,000 Redundancy/Maternity/Sickness Fund 

Signed by Vikki Walters, chair of Trustee Management Committee: 


Date:  13th September 2023 

Forest Pulse, 4th Floor, Carlson Suite, Vantage Point Business Village, Mitcheldean, Glos, GL17 0DD Website: www.forestpulse.co.uk Phone: 01594 826357 



CHARITY COMMISSION
FOR ENGLAND AND WALES
FOREST PULSE
Charily No
900216
Annual accounts for the
eriod
Period end
date
Period stsrt date
0110412022
To
3110312023
Section A
Statement of financial activities
Restricted
income
funds
Recommended categorles by
aetiyity
Unrestrlctsd
fund$
Endowment
fund5
Prioryear
funds
Totsl fvnds
In¢omlng Tesourees (Note 31
F01
F02
F03
F05
Income and endowmenls Irorn-
Oonation5 and ksade5
Chantobie
801
S02
15,213
131,015
15,213
2C6 955
6.460
203,263
75.940
01hw1￿&4rS adiwl
S03
$04
907
907
22
3.435
SeF•rale materi81 hiem of intarne
tJhBr
sos
Total
Resources expgnded (Note 41
SP7
147.135
223,075
213,179
Exp8ndltuie on:
Ralgng furds
ChENiabLeaciiYit￿s
1.031
139487
1.031
212 909
749
191 965
S10
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812
140518
73.422
213 940
192 714
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513
6.617
2,518
9,135
20.465
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Extraordlnary Items
Transfers b¢tsveen fvnds
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514
815
6,617
2,518
9,135
20,465
816
S17
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18.877
169,665
149.200
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Section B
Balance sheet
Restricted
income
fund5
Unrestricted
funds
Endowment Totsl thls
funds
year
Totsl last
year
Fixed assets
Intangible assets
Tangible assets
Heritage assets
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F01
F02
F03
F04
F05
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B02
14,371
14,371
18,371
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14,371
14.371
18,371
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Stocks
Debtors
Investments
Cash at bank and in hand {Note 111
Total current assets B10
{Note 9)
6,575
6.575
27,939
BO8
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14
.489
147,064
21.395
21,395
161,884
168.459
126,544
154,483
Creditors: amounts falllng due withln
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(Note 101
B11
4,030
4,030
3,189
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43.034
21,395
164,429
151,294
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813
169,665
Credltors: amounts falling due after
one year
Provl$ions for Ilabllltles
814
815
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816
157,405
21,395
178,800
169,665
Funds of the Charity
Endowmont funds
B17
Restrlcted income funds INote 121
Unrestricted funds
Revaluation reserve
18
21,395
21,395
157,405
18,877
150,786
B19
157,406
820
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157.405
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178,80
169,665
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Section C
Notes to the accounts
Note 1 Basis of preparation
1.1 Basls of accounting
These account5 have been prepared under the historical c05t convention with items recognised at cost or
transaction value unless OtheThvise stated in the relevanl note(s) to these accounts.
The accounts have been prepared in accordance with..
the Statement of Recommended PTactice.' Accounting and Reporting by ChaTlties
preparing their accounts in accordance with the Financial Reporting Standard applicable
in the UK and Republic of Ireland {FRS 102) issued on 16 July 2014
and with
and wth
the Financial Reporting Standard applicable in Ihe United Kingdom and Republic of
Ireland {FRS 102)
and with the Charities Act 2011.
The charity does not constftute a public benefit entity as defined by FRS 102.
1.2 Going concern
There are no material uncertainties related to events or conditions that cast significant doubt on the charity's abilty
to continue a5 a going concern.
1.3 Change of accountlng policy
The a¢¢ounts present a true and fair view and the accounting policies adopted are those outlined in note 2.
1.4 Changes to accounting estimates
No changes lo accounting estimates have occurred in the reporting period (3.46 FRS 102 SORP)-
1.5 Matsrial prior year errors
No material prior year e￿or have been identif￿1 in the reporting period (3.47 FRS 102 SORP).
PAGE 3

Section C
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Total
other tradlng
aGtiviiies:
Totsl
Income from
ItNestments:
Interest income
Diwdend income
Rental and ka5in
Other
9)7
22
ncomE
Totsl
907
22
Separnte
material item
of Incomo:
COVKI Su
Drt Scherf* income
3.435
Total
3.435
Other:
Converslon cf endowmèntfunds Into Income
Gain on disposal of a tan91b￿ fixed asset held
for ehaii
s own use
Gain on disposal of a programm8 r81at8d
invesbment
Roya￿"￿$ fvom the eX￿OI1ation of intellEGtoal
ro
hts
Oihei
Toial
TOTAL INCOME
147.135
223.075
213.179
Olh?rlnfLvmallDn:
I ITrcL¥rn In thè prlory•arwa8 unr•¥trl¢t40 exceptfor
Ipt¢ase prDvldp des¢rlptlon and Amo¥ntg1
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Section C
Notes to the account5
Icontl
Note 4
Analysis of gxp•nditure
Reytricted
Vnrestrithd In¢ome Endowrnenl
funds
fundy
fund¥
Toiol luhd5 Prt•ry•ar
Anal
SIB
Incu￿8￿ seeking donabons
Idcuried seeking legacies
Incurred seeking grants
Operating mernber5hip 5thèmes and
soaal ￿tter1e$
Expenditure on
rdlslng funds..
staging lundraising events
749
Fudralslng agents
Operating charity shops
Operating a trading company
undertaking non-charitable trading
activi
Adv8rt15ing. marketing, direct mail ar
ublic
start up costs incurred in g8netatYig
new Sour￿ of fulure Income
Database devek)pment costs
othertoding ￿1VitieS
Investment managetnent costs..
Portfolio mana
ernent costs
Cost of obtaining investment advi
Investment adrnillistration costs
Intellectual property Ilcendro costs
Rent collection. property repairs and
MaIntenan￿ charggs
Total txpendlturè on rablng funds
1,031
1,031
749
Expendiiure on
¢harllable
actIvl￿e$
Other
139 487
73.422
212909
Total expenditure on charitable
aclivitle$
139.487
73,422
212.909
191.965
Separate matsrlal
Item of expense
Totsl
Other
Total other exp8ndlture
TOTAL EXpEND￿uRE
140.518
73,422
213.940
192,714
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Not• 8
8.1 C05torvalua4
Tanglblefix•d assets
Fm•Wd1￿d
&b￿￿4
r14nd &
JlldknB$
Plint.
Total
Atthv besinfinyotth*
fj6,917
SS.782
1W.599
Adthtions
Trnn5teffJ'
Atend ofknyeor
64817
33.782
tDQ.$99
82 D￿Te¥la00￿a￿d
Reth
Balanc?
Redl￿n9
B*4n
Slr*M Lkne
rsLI Dr
Redudng
Bplanc
25%
15%
AibpginnrwvfthÈ yea
L19POSa
2.972
3.995
lrnpskmgnt
end Dfiheye
28.331
86,228
8.3 N￿bOok¥*I￿•
NElb￿kVll￿ allhE
L*iNnwoflh•year
Nelknllk¥duEatthE
ewr
8.474
18.ae6
8.920
5.451
Nots9
Dqbt¢ts and
Thl¥y•ar
TNdtrd•btOrS
Pwpayment5 andacwved
thqrd•biDrJ
4,794
.802
T¢xal
6.S75
27,939
Nv¢• 10
Crndttors and ac¢ruatg
AMOuntsfa￿n
Th15 ypar
duvwHhlTr
Las¢y•ar
Amounts IAllln
7hL%y•
dug 1ft•Y
Ac¢iualBfoignnts
PAyablg
Bankloans and
ov4tdr4ts
Tr4dB GrqdltDrl
1,747
1.087
¢ouatfor¢ontABtsqw
rftsnnonce4elat•d
AeenJ4ts4nddeforMd
EOm•
OU2
816
8•Gurlty
1.4W2
4,031
1.287
3,19D
TOI&1
PA￿¥

Section C
Notes to the accounts
Note S
Details of certain items of expenditure
Fees for examin￿lOn of thè accounts
This y•ar
Lasty•ar
IndepeTKlent 8xaminef s fees
335
Assurance $ervi¢¢$ other than audit or ind•pendont examination
Tax advisory feès
Othèr feos Ifor example= financlal advice. consultancyi accountancy servl¢•sl
paid to thè independent exarniner
522
481
Note 6
6.1 Staff Costs
Paid employees
This ￿ar
Last y•ar
Salarles and wages
So¢ial security costs
Ptrnslon costs Idgfined contrlbutlon scheme}
Other employoè bènofits
148.3S3
4.290
9.027
135,558
5,130
10.031
Total staff c¢￿ts
161,670
1SO,719
No employee5 recei￿d employee benefits
TRUE
This year
Numbèr
Last year
Number
6.2 Average head count In the year
The parts of the charity In which
th8 #mployees work
Charitsble
Activities
other
19
16
Total
21
18
Note 7
Defined Contribulion pgnsion scheme
Amount of contrfbutions
recognis?d in th8 SOFA as an
exppnse
£9.027
Please explain the basis for
allocating the liability and
expènsè of dofined contributitin
pension sehèmè be￿een
a¢tivities and b•tween restricted
and unrestrict•d funds.
The liability and ¥xpense of the statutory
auto-enrollment defined eontrfbution
penslon seheme is allocated to unrestricted
funds and Is all In relating to the charltable
activitlO$.
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Not¢ 11
Cash 4t bank4nd h* h8nd
ThIly￿r
La*tyqar
Sh¢rt¢grrn Eash Inv4slM•rtts (1155th4n 3moMh5 n4trJrfty dAt•l
Shorttsrm d•posts
Cash aibonk aDd OTr hand
Olkpr
161.884
126.SM
Not• 12
Charityfund$
12.1 Tran8l•rs b4￿￿ntU￿d
R•aw fortrdn¥f•Tand whqY*•ndo*m•ntls cO￿￿tadI0
IncomB. IB9al PDwBrfdrllsGtsn¥•rSt4n
8piween unrESI￿￿dand ￿$w￿dIUnd
84iweEn endo4vm¢rtand m￿dfundS
Qefvleen eThdth¥m¢M and unrestrillted lunds
MDne
Nune
Nune
12.2 Des5
nated funds
Planned use
M*fft. S￿￿e￿and REdund8KKFund
Pu
èofthe dMI nauon
Tothsuie wov]wn It marthn¢d bYonSUriDY ￿b￿y￿￿e0¥1S
I•4￿red thfviur
To bumup a tgadhie¥¥fcrthB putch85eLf a#u1￿b
£15.000
8uldlrvJFund
£8s.cA)O
Note 13
TransacuL¥￿ wlth Iiu5tees and mlaled parU•8
13.1 Trus￿ renwjneralion •nd bo￿$rIts
Nan• ol1h9￿￿￿15hsyO bEEn pavJ*nytemur￿r￿￿tyre¢*ed1nyolh4lb￿nÈI￿t￿n0n0mP￿P￿M￿hlhQr￿A1fy
TRUE
132 TFu8t••s' oxp•nyog
NolrusteaWEnye5 h&Ebeen1Thwr￿j (TrufrorFe￿1
TJiUE
13.3 TAns&cUonl3}wilh ielrknd partiES
ThernhwgkB¥n nO￿lthd patytM6*ionslnlhe MpDthy perfllth(frueotF4W}
rRUE
P￿

CHARITY COMMISSION
FOR ENGLAND AND WALES
Independent examiner's
report on the accounts
Section A
Independent Examiner's Report
Report to the trusteesl
members ot
FOREST PULSE
On accounts for the year
ended
31st March 2023
Charity no
{If any)
900216
Set out on pages
1 to10
I report to the trustees on my examination of the accounts of the above
charity I'lhe Trust") for the year ended 3110312023.
Responsibilities and As the charity truslees of the Trust, you are responsible for the preparation
basis of report of the accounts in accordance with the requirements of the Charities Act
2011 ("Ihe Act'}.
I report in respect of my examination of the Trust's accounts carried out
under section 145 ofthe 2011 Act and in carrying out my examination, I
have followed the applicable Directions given by the Charity Commission
under section 145(51(bl of the Acl.
I have Gompleted my examination. I confimi that no material matters have
come to my attention in connection wilh the examination which gives me
cause to believe that in, any material respect=
accounting records were not kept in accordance with section 130 of
the Act or
the accounts do not accord wilh the accounting records
Independent
examinerfs ststement
I have no concerns and have come across no other matters in Connection
with the examination to which attention should be drawn in order to enable a
proper understanding of the accounts to be reached.
Signed:
Date:
161iola013
Name".
Clare Phillips
Relevant professional
qualification{s) or body
(if any):
ICAEW FCA
Address:
Aubrey & Co
19 Church Street, Ross on Wye,
Herefordshire, HR9 5HN
Section B
Disclosure
None
IER
October 2018