APPEK)IX 1 OSCR Period start date Ilonlh Period end data Month Yeai Mar¢h 202J Day Year From 2024 To 3111 offi of th8 Scottish Chaity Regulator Roference and administration details Charity name Other names chaiity 18 known by Aeglstered charfty number Charfty's wincipal address North Thegith8r SC045150 13 Fulshaw Crescent Ayr Postcode Names of the charity trustees on dats of approval of Trustees. Annual Report Chainan Secretary & Tre£swer 10 11 12 13 14 16 16 17 18 19 2D
APPENDIX 1 Reference and administration details Names of all other charity trustees during the period. rf any, (for example, those who resigned part way through the financial period) Datè* actèd W not:for whég0.ya4r Structure, governance and management Typo of governing document SCIO constitution TNstee recruitinent and appointment Objectives and activities Charitable purposes The provision of recreational, or the organisation of recreational; activities with the object of improving the conditions of life for the persons for whom the facilities or activities are primarily intended Summary of the main activities in relation to these objects The main activities of the project were initially set out in business plan with short, medium- and long-term objectives and over time, many of these objectives have been met and new activities and objectives instigated.
APPENDIX 1 ACHIEVEMENTS AND PERFORMANCE- Summary of the main achievements of the charity during the financial period: The Developmenvcornrnunity Worker resigned at the end of July and to date, that post has not been filled. The following activities continued until he left, Food Faith and Fun, the monthly family informal church event. the small Scripture Union Group organised with pupils from Dalmilling Primary School,. The Men's Boxing Group and the Man Cave. After the worker left, an elder of the church, who was already working in the community took up the reins and, with the support of a group of dedicated volunteers, continued many of the existing activities and introduced some new ones. The Transform women's exercise group continues to meet weekly and is well attended by women. This group has encouraged the ladies to be more active. and push themselves out their comfort zone. The Teddy Bear Tots parent and carer group also continues to be well attended and provides a safe and welcoming environment to all our parents, carers and children, we ensure our group is structured with a free play, music time, crafts and a delicious healthy snack. The parents and carers are looked after with a warm roll and beverage each week. The Community Corner, which is run in conjunction with 'Vics in the Communty,, The group meets on a weekly basis and provides a nourishing lunch, companionship and activities. Local charities and 3rd sector organisations are invited and have supported members with many issues including benefits, pensions and energy saving advi. Wild Rhythm had a break over the summer but then resumed in September. This group provides a weekly music session for disabled people and their carers and is really well attended by people throughout Ayrshire. The group allows people with any sort of disability to come along and be themselves. Percussion instruments are provided which encourages the participant to express themselves through the power of music. North Ayr Thegither celebrated their 10th Anniversary throughout the year. The volunteers organised a free Fun Day on Easter Sunday this was attended by around 200 people from the local community, on the day the enjoyed free food, music, fa-painting, inflatables and a selfie mirror to capture the memories of the day. The project worker also organised a separate celebratory event before he left which was well attended by key members of third sector organisations, local families, and church members. During the summer a free Community Outing was arranged to Blair Drummond Safari Park and two buses were filled with local families who enjoyed a day out with a free packed lunch provided, 140 people were in attendance and we received wonderful feedback from all who attended on the day. A free Movie night was provided just before Christmas for families in the community, this was well attended and appreciated by the families who came along. Aftemoon Tea with the Grinch saw the church packed with families and their children in December, they enjoyed an afternoon tea of cakes, sandwiches and sausage rolls, a visit from the grinch, and a gift and a visit fM Santa.
Early in December, a free Christmas Lunch was provided for the people in the community, around ninety-five people enjoyed a lovely three course dinner, music, and games. Throughout the year various local people have been supported with vouchers to help with el costs in partnership with the Fuel Bank Foundation. We have worked closely with the local sheltered housing providing each resident with aftemoon tea boxes at Easter and boxes of biscuits at Christmas. Relationships have been strengthened with Ayr Academy, Dalmilling Primary School, and Chery Tree Nursery. Two volunteers from Ayr Academy assist every week with the Teddy Bear Tots and the Community Corner as part of the developing the young workforce. Throughout the year the volunteers have hosted many fayres including a Christmas and Summer, these are usually well attended and gives the volunteers a chance to engage with the community. Due to the community work being conducted the church won the National Churches Volunteer Award for Scotland- this was a massive achievement for all involved.
Declaration The trustees declare that they have approved tho trust86s' roport abov Sigfied on bahall of Iho charity's trustees Signre(S) OSCR wthlaec•pt Full name15) Poslllon {•.g. Chalrl Date
APPENOLX 2 SCO(H5150 Recel ts and ments accounts 2024 aist March 202S Section A Statement of receipts and payments Ur•s1ct Peirnanent •ndowment funtts Restrlcted INIS •thlowm•rt fvtM15 Tolal fund5 ¢utY•rrt paY&xl Total funds last perlc tome¥•gt£ to rar•at£ Al Recel 054 407 SJBO 6.592 aclNifoe$ rtorne knd a¥J Rerts from IWKI & Q024 3.765 Al Sub total 12,828 11828 10.764 sales PrDE#ds trom sde of tiTheslmenls A2 Sub total Total recwpts 12,828 14828 10,764 A3 P4ym•nts E4)¢wsfor fiJn(kas#)g acmies Gross trthg pawnents Paymerrts t81abrwJ (Iredy*J drItable 13.538 103 A3 Sub total 13A38 11538 13.103 A4 paYnts relallry to at and Purthase5 offr<ed a55ets Purthase of in¥estments A4 Sub total £££££ Totalp•yments 13.538 13,538 13,103 Nel r•¢wpts /(payments} 10 AS Transfers to l (from) tunds Surplus /(defici¥ foryear 10 710
SC00461fJO Seclioii B Siaieinont of balances Vnr•*bLted Talal twirtrt T1 pEviod ,171 ITIQ) 17101 Catsh at •Thl ol ywr 3.124 12 T¥•1 •¥MtÉ T4)111 De¥e#È Lastye•r Toi n bob•lFrf•lllhElrwlo appr¢1 201SJJ2-24.
APPENDIX 2 . SC0045150 Section C Notes to the Accolints C1 NaiuR and pury)ose of funds (may be stated on analy&'s 01ftuS Typo of 3CtI"ity or p¥ojer.t suppcrted Irthldual I l*Jthrof grarrts C2 Grants Total C3a Trustée remuneration If no remUneratn was paid during the peri(xl lo any Charity trusteè or pèrson conftectèd to a trustee cross this box lotheThvise oomplèt8 S8Ction 3bl <iIIio¥it u.nrJry¥ whkc.h pa., C3b Truslee rpmunemion - details C4a Trustee expenses If no expenses were pall lo any chaiity trustee during the peric#J then cr08s th br)x (otheIse complete section 4b} Numter ol C4b Truste• oxp•nso8 - dotai18 Balanc• talI at •nd N.ali,'re ul tra¥isa¢lion C5 Transactions with trustees and ¢onnected persons C6 Other Infomiation 2012.2 Dmber 27
APFENDIX 2 SC0045150 ,Iddition21 aiialil sis111 Totsl Totslknst Aal fitr rlod 316 375 Totsl 921 407 2 GIrtS TQIAI T4111 IISL 800 Aythir• H(¥9 1D)D 000 last fwMI$ 913 913 T47ts1 3.715 ds nds rknj t• 1,906 6.76T 5,87$ fj.B76 t3.538 ri'j),. 13Aa8 13,103
APPENDIX 3 kotth CFh3rty Rwlatot Independent examiner's report on the accounts Report to the nune Regiored charity SC number On tho acco of th chafity for the pertod Peri3 start dale Mc Period gnd dgtg Month Year Year Set out on pagos Ir•n•mtrts p af ÈhoetÈl Respective thity's trtsst88S afe re¥MJftSibie for prép¥8tion of th6 ac(unts in acet¥dt respOnbil18S of wilh th8 tèrms of the Charities and Trustee Investsnent (Scotlandl 2005 Act and thè Irusi•rn and examinor Charilies AUnts (Scotland) Ragulations 2CQ6 (as amended). The charity truste8S ¢sKyar that th8 audit rèquirement of Regulation 10(1 ) (dl of the Accounts Regulations does not ¥ply. It is my responsibility to examina the accowts as wuir8d urkd6r sa10n 44{1) (c) of the Atx aThJ to state ¥knath8r parb'ajlw matt8rs have come to my attention. Basis of IndePendt Pty 8xamination Is Cle Out in accordan with RegulatJ"on 11 of Ihe 2CKE Accourrts exanmnefs Staternt Regulations. An examination indudes a revitrw of tha accountmg reccyts kept ty the charity and a comparison of accounts weserrted with ttrK)se reGord5. ft also includes cmstsrab'cn of any unusual ilems or dI10sreS in the accounts and seeks explanations from the trustees o)nceming any such matters. The procecknres undertaken do noi wovide all Ihe eVKIw that would be rewired in an audrt and, consequently. I do not eXpsS an audit opinion on the view given by the accounts. Independent exanNnerfs In the cowse of my examination, Matter has Gome to rny attention [ath8r than that statement disclos1 on the attached page1 which gives me reasonable cause to believe that n any material SPect the requiremeni5". to keep accounting records in accordanc8 with sectK)n 4411) (a) of the 2C(15 and Regulation 4 the 2C(E ACcnts Regulations, and lo wepare accounts which accord with Ihe aOUntIng rerrts and comply with Regulation 9 of Ihe 21J)6 Aco)urts Regulations have not teen met, or Signe(r Narn Relevant profession qualifiGation(s) or tx) (rfan Addres lèa8e delete the knrds inthe brad(ets rftheydo nrtath. Ifthe do Set wt tr#)•¢ matters N4th1¢h hav• comè tr• your altènkn on th foBowlno page. - OSCR VA accept d4*al orllyed spwattres