REGISTERED CHARrrY IYUMBER: SC027348 REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES AND FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE YEAR EP¥TIED 31 MARCH 2022 FOR Arrao Cancer s￿p￿rI Trnst Chartered Accountants Pavilion 2 i Dava Street Broornloan Road Gla4oow G512JA Arran Cancer Support Trust CONTENTS OF THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS For The Year Ended 31 March 2022 Page Report of the Trusttts Indepelldent Exarni4er's R¢w)rt Statement of FinaDcial Activities BalaDce Sheet Note5 to the Finaneial Statements 7 to 12 Detsiled Statement of Fin#Dcial Activities 13 to 14 Arran Cancer Support Trust REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES For The Year Ended 31 March 2022 The tsu5tees present their report with the fmancial ststements of the charity for the year ended )1 March 2022. The stees have adopied the provisions of Accoutttints and Reporting by Charities: Statement of Recommended Practic¢ applicable to charsiies prepar¢n(r their a¢counts in accordance with the FitWLcial Reporti￿￿ Stsndard appltcabl¢ in tFte UK and Republi¢ of Ireland (FRS 102) (effrctive l January 2019). ORIECTIVES AND AcfiviTIES Objectivu and aims To provide transport to and from island and main12Dd hospithls for Cancer patients on Arran. Arcas driver& WIK) are volunleer5, will wllect patients from the fe￿ terminal at Ardrossan and ttke theEll to the appropria* hospital for their appoinThent. The driver, or another. will then bring them back to the ferry terniinal. On Art7n. a ￿xI service is used to take pauents to the Brodick feny tenninal aTrJ home when necessary. Patients can apply for a ferry travel warrant to cover ihe cost of a fcrt)t p&ssenoer retyrn kn foreath of theirhospital Yisits. To ￿0Vide equipment to hospital& loc￿ swoeries and community nurses which will help in ihe treatsnent and wellbeinrr of those islanders who have cancer. Numerous iterns of equipment su¢h &% ¢onunodes and beds for the Community Nurses to use in patienis, homes, canw diyJosi5 aids for the Arn Medical Group surfrertes e.g. dlgitsl cameras, breast awareness model. a Relatives Room prepared alld fvrnished at Arran War Memorial Hospital and a storage facility for Community Nurse equipmenL To provide rounselling and complemenw therapy to cancer patients on Anan. Ea¢h pati¢nt is offetrd six sessions. the practitioners bein(T fully qualified and registered professionals Én thesr fields. To fund the post of Director of Cancer Services for the is12rtd, the position to be recruited and employed by the AyTshire and Arran Health Board through the Arran Medical Group. All the aboye services are provided in the stridest confidence and atno cost to the patient Volunteers Approximately 40 voluTL¢eers give their time lo sthff the Charity Shop which 15 the main source of income. They give over 90 hours a week and their input is essential. The Tn￿teeS also give their tim¢ voluntarily on working in the shop. administration. accountin(r and co-ordinating the transprt nttds of the patients and atTangintr Complementary Therapy. Page I Arran Cancer Support Trust REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES For The Year Ended 31 March 2022 ACHIEVEMENT AND PERFORMANCE Charitable activities aneer Care Su ort urse We have pled(red £)O,000 ea¢h year for the Arcas support nurse who perforn)s a very import8nt role in the physical and emotional care of Cancer patients throughoui their i]Iness. has quickly adapted to this role.DuriT2g lh¢ lockdown she h&$ been in contact with many patients who ￿herwiSe rnav not have been supwrted by her. She h&% an onc•oinu hea￿Y workload and 15 greatly appreciated by Am Medical Group and the families she supports. We have also donated baby alarn)s. themiometers and nebu]is¢rs lor use by chemotherapy patient5. Patient TT￿ Ort Th¢ transport system remaTns the other main reason for the existence of AJCaS, and patient transfers and ferry travel are much appreciated by patients and their families during difficult times. During the year to 31 March 2022 our drivers made 28? run5 in which they covered 19529 mile5. There were also 79 taxi runs on the tslan These figure5 are all up on I&M year but both y¢ar5 have be￿ affectrd by variable Covkd regulaiiiffls. Th¢ organisation of traTtsport has bttll difficult. In February alone 51Y/o of 32 Ix>(>kings made were cancelled and 4 oui of 10 t&xi runs were camcelled. These probl¢ms have been due to Covi(L weather or frny problems or sometimes all We hope forsmc>other weather ahead! Well in ort As in the previous year most iher4)ies have E*en affected by Covid a]I1￿ugh thiw are now iTnprovin(*. The many therapies offered have been much appreciated by patients at a difficult time of their Itves. We fjjnded a iotal of IJ I therapy sessions over the past year. The Arran Cancer Support group has been able ￿ fiJncEion again recently and we have disltibuted cards to raise the profile of the group within the local rAylation. Fundraising activities In 20? I shop in¢om¢ and fi￿ctionIn[r wa5 Serio￿[Y affected by Coyid. Our first priority always been the safety of our staff, volunteers and customers. Shop fijnctioninv 15 much more back to nornul levels now aT]d we are I