Glrfguiding
Trustee Annual Report FDrm-Template
This template Is to provlde guidance to units who are completing a Trustee Annual Report for the Nl
Charity Commission. If you do not wish to use thls form please ensure that the headings In thi5
guidance are followed when Completing a Trustee Annual Report.
All Glrlguldlng Ulster Charltles a￿ govemed by the Royal Charter and Bye-laws.
The Purpose of each ot these Charftles Is to educate girfs and young women to help them develop
ernotlonallyi mentally, phy51cally and spltltualty so that they can make a posltlve contrlbutlon to
their Community and the wlder world.
Name of Charlty as It appears on the Reglster and any other names It may be known by
6 Larne Brownie Unit
Nl Charfty Comml551on Number
106987
The prlnclpal address of the Charlty- thls should be the address that was used at the tlme of
re8lstratlon wlth the Charity Commisslon
The Guide As50uation. 30 Statlon Road. Holywood. BT18 OBP
The name5 of all CharityTrustees on the date the report was approved and all Indlvlduals who
seNed as Charity Trustees during the year
Mrs Ruth Patton
Mrs Shirley Greenlees

Glrlguldlng
The ftnandal year the report relates to-foT example. i. ￿111 2016 to 31. MaTch 2017
I" April 2023- 31 March 2024
A summary ofthe Chadtys maln artlvltlestofurtheT Its purposÈsfor the publlc benefit and the
maln achlevements In the year
There were 43 girls in the unit. In April 2023 the unit continued to meet weekly and enjoy
outdoor events including a beach evening, visits to Carnfunnock Country parl a walk along the
local promenade and a BBQ. In May the unit visited Belfast Zoo and held an overnight
residential at Dunluce Guide House. On 9 August 2023 one of our young member5. Scarlett
Rossborough (aged 81 was tragically killed in a road traffic acudent. This wa5 a shock to all the
leaders and girls. and she is slill very much missed from amongst us. Weekly meetings resumed
in September 2023 and the girls enjoyed. crafts including jumping clay, jewellery making and
flower arranging. We also completed a Community Aciion project and a fun Gonk Challenge. I
November 2023 the girls planned and took part in a 3 % hour sponsored campfire which raised
£3200.This was divided equally between Air Ambulance Nl {which attended the scene of
ScarlÈtYs accident) and Nl Childrens'cancer Unit at RVH Iwhere one of our previous members
had been treated the year before). We held two ovemight residentials in the Autumn term.
both at Lorne estate, Craigavad. On the first, in October 2023 wevi5Lted Clip and Climb, bowling,
Indiana land and look part in afthery. The Second, In December the girls attended the 'Lost
Penguin. event at lorne and enjoyed lots of Christmas ¢raft and games. In January 2024 the glrls
took part in several self esteem workshops induding relaxation and drama with Uolift Perfoming
Arts. In Febrvary ond Mar¢h 2023 the girls travelled the world at V4eekly meetings and tried
foods. crafts ad garnes from countries induding Iceland. India and Africa. They also completed
the aviation badge, investigatingflight and making kites. The glrls enjoyed an overnight
residential at Moyallan Centre, Portadown visiting C&J Animal Park. Airta5tic and bowllng. The
leaders and 20 gir15 made final preparations for a twfrrhight residentlal to take place in Glasgow
in June 2024. Atthe end of tern). the 8ITls and leaders planted a tree in the ground5 of our
Churth hall in memory of Scarlett Rossborough. Duringthe year the girts also attended the local
Remembrance Day Pararde and joined with other guiding units In Larne for events at Christmas
nd on Thinking Day. ￿tr the year all the 81115 galned several badges induding Skill builder
badges in Community Action and Adventures, interest badges In Charities, Aviation, mindfulne55
and fun badges Gonks. Campfires and the Dou8hnut Challenge There was no harm flowing from
the Charitie5 purposes and that theTe was no private benefiL

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stslement thatthe Trustee5 have had regard lo the Commls4on's Publlc Benefit requlrement
tatutory guldan
ln planningthe activities lor the year the trustees of 6, Larne Brownie Unit have had regard to
the Commisslon's Public Benefit reqUI￿rnent statutory guidance. This enables us to achleve our
purposes and proyide a benefltto the gids in the unit.
A revlew ol the tharfiys fin3nd31 positlon atthe end of the year
The incame for 6, Larne Brownie unit forthe finanaal yearended 31 Marth 2024 was
£30,496.97. lftcluded in this was generic funding from Education Authority. small projert grants
from the Education Authofity, the Public Health Agency IUe3rwaterl and a grant towards
residentials from Henry Smith Charity. The expenditure for the year was £20,568.88. The unit
ended the year in credit of 10.806.67 whith includes monies for the three day1ty4o night
residential to Glèsgow in June 2024.
Detslls ol anyfvnd held bythe tharlty thatwas rnaterlJllyln defidtatthe end of the year and
step5 taken bythe ChadtyTrusieesto ellmln*ethe deftdt
One or more ofthe CharityTfUStees rnustslgn and date the boxbeknw.
242/0 ?/2£)2-?