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2024-03-31-annual-report

CORRAN COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION (NIC101892)

287 NEWTOWNHAMILTON ROAD, CORRAN, CO ARMAGH BT60 2RE

TRUSTEE’S ANNUAL REPORT

– 1 APRIL 2023 31 MARCH 2024

What are our charity’s aims?

Corran Community Association (CCA) was established to promote the social welfare of the community of the Corran area of Co Armagh and its environs. Our aims are

What are the benefits we offer?

The benefits that will be delivered from our services are:

’ - Summary of our charity s activities during the year (Apr23 Mar24):

Our organisation again delivered a range of activities for lor local community in the 12 months to March 2024. Our social dances ran regularly (most months) which were attended by local residents and social dance fans from further afield. Other activities included pilates, yoga, parent and toddler group, arts and crochet classes, family get-togethers/parties including children’s birthday parties, and funeral meals.

What were the public benefits that our charity delivered?

As Charity Trustees we have continued to deliver our public benefit aims when planning and delivering our services. The table below summarises how we feel we have addressed our charity’s public benefit statement during the year to March 2024.

Public Benefit we aimed
to deliver
How we achieved our public benefit aim Achieved √ or Not
Achieved X
Improved standard of
livingfor localpeople
• Our social evenings offer social interaction for our local community.
Our crafts classes alsoprovide for improved health and well- being
Improved levels of
education and confidence
for local people
• During the year we delivered sewing classes and art classes. These
activities offered social outlets for local people, offering increased
social interaction and opportunities for making new friends and
takingon new skills.
Improved levels of health
and fitness for local
people
• Our health and fitness classes reduced in the year as our regular
fitness instructor was unwell for most of the year, however our
pilates andyoga classes were very popular.
Improved levels of skills in
art & crafts
• During the year we delivered sewing classes that delivered on this
objective
Improved knowledge of
culture for local people
• Our annual St Brigid’s Cross making class continues to deliver and
attract all age groups, across the generations with our older
residents keen and delighted to help the younger generation to
learn this traditional craft.
Improved levels of
information for local
people in topics of their
request
• During the year we were able to promote a range of activities
within our centre and in other centres via our community notice
board and our facebook page.
Improved social
interaction for local
people and reduction in
feelings of isolation
• This is one of the major public benefits that our charity offers. There
is no social dance centre within a 5 mile radius and local people,
particularly the middle/older age groups, greatly value the
opportunity to have a local centre where they can socialise and
dance. We deliver a social night generally every month in our new
centre.

Our charity’s financial position at the end of the year

Our charity had an income of £6446 during the year to 31 March 2024. We had an expenditure of £3791, so our year’s surplus was £2655 (Mar2023=£167).

Our Trustees during the year

The below table lists the Trustees of our Charity during the year 2023-24.

Trustee Name Position
Michael McParland Chairperson
Seamus McGivern Treasurer
Seamus McParland Secretary
Tanya Crowe Committee
John Hughes Committee

Our charity’s plans for 2024-25

As a trustee Board we will continue to review our operations and will continue to strive to meet our statutory obligations as charity trustees in order to meet our beneficiaries’ expectations of us as a socially responsible and effective charity. We look ahead to the future with optimism.