Tarang Art & Wellbeing Association of Scotland, SC052836
UNAUDITED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 March 2025
Tarang Art & Wellbeing Association of Scotland, SC052836 UNAUDITED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 March 2025
CONTENT PAGES Club Information 1 Profit & Loss Account 2 Balance Sheet 3 Accountant's Report 4
Tarang Art & Wellbeing Association of Scotland, SC052836 COMPANY INFORMATION FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 March 2025
Chairperson
Vice Chairperson
Trustees
Treasurer
Address
204 Whiteacres Road Glasgow G53 7ZP
Accountant
AccounTax Zone Limited 20-22 Wenlock Road London, England N1 7GU
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Tarang Art & Wellbeing Association of Scotland, SC052836 PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 March 2025
| INCOME Funding received for Art & Wellbeing work Online Ticket Sales and others TOTAL IN COMING: EXPENSES Material Printing Insurance Consumables Office expenses Hall Hiring Accountancy Fee Travelling TOTAL EXPENDITURE: Profit/Loss for the year |
£ Upto Mar 25 32,100 5,009 |
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| 37,109 | |
| 1,580 238 123 6,436 35 1,196 820 141 |
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| 10,569 | |
| 26,540 |
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Tarang Art & Wellbeing Association of Scotland, SC052836 BALANCE SHEET AS AT 30 MARCH 2025
| CURRENT ASSETS Cash at bank and in hand CREDITORS: Amounts falling due within one period NET CURRENT ASSETS TOTAL ASSETS LESS CURRENT LIABILITIES NET ASSETS FUNDS Income funds TOTAL FUNDS |
£ 2025 26,540 - |
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| 26,540 | |
| 26,540 | |
| 26,540 | |
| 26,540 |
I approve the financial statements and confirm that I have made available all relevant records and information for their preparation.
Approved by:
Chairperson Date 06/10/2025
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Tarang Art & Wellbeing Association of Scotland, SC052836 ACCOUNTANTS REPORT
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 March 2025
We have prepared for your approval the financial statements of Tarang Art & Wellbeing Association of Scotland, SC052836 for the year ended 30th March 2025 from the clubs accounting records and from information and explanations you have provided to us.
The report is made solely for the members of the Tarang Art & Wellbeing Association of Scotland, SC052836, as a body, in accordance with the terms of our engagement letter. To the fullest extent permitted by law, we do not accept or assume any responsibility to anyone other than the Tarang Art & Wellbeing Association of Scotland, SC052836 and its committee members as a body of our work or for this report.
It is your duty to ensure that Tarang Art & Wellbeing Association of Scotland, SC052836 has kept adequate accounting records and to prepare Profit and Loss Account that give a true and fair view of Tarang Art & Wellbeing Association of Scotland, SC052836. We have not been instructed to carry out an audit or a review of the Profit and Loss Accounts of Tarang Art & Wellbeing Association of Scotland, SC052836. For this reason we have not verified the accuracy or completeness of the accounting records or information and explanations you have given to us and we do not, therefore, express any opinion on the Profit and Loss Accounts.
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Date
06/10/2025
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Trustees’ Annual Report
Tarang Art & Wellbeing Society of Scotland (TAWAS)
Charity Number: SCO52836
Reporting Period: April 2024 – March 2025
Approved by Trustees on: 03/12/2025
1. Objectives and Activities
Mission Statement
Tarang Art & Wellbeing Association of Scotland (TAWAS) is a charitable organisation
dedicated to enhancing the mental, emotional, and physical wellbeing of communities across
Scotland. Our work centres on inclusive, culturally-sensitive, and creative programming that
addresses health inequalities and promotes social connection through art, movement, and education.
TAWAS aims to:
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Promote mental and emotional wellbeing through the arts
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Provide inclusive and accessible creative therapies for all age groups
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Raise awareness about dementia and reduce stigma in ethnic minority communities
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Engage carers, families, and communities in shared wellbeing activities
2. Activities and Achievements: April 2024 – March 2025
A. Major Cultural and Wellbeing Events
Glasgow Garba 2024 – 5th & 6th October 2024, Clarkston Hall
A vibrant two-day cultural celebration attended by over 500 participants. It promoted
physical activity, intergenerational bonding, and cultural pride through dance, music, and
shared community meals.
B. Dementia Awareness & Engagement Programme
Throughout the year, TAWAS led nine Dementia Awareness Sessions in collaboration with
community and care organisations:
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Ekta Group Glasgow – 30 August 2024
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Alzheimer Scotland Renfrewshire – 29 November 2024
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Alzheimer Scotland Glasgow – 6 December 2024
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Bangla Centre – 25 January 2025
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Ekta Group (follow-up) – 10 February 2025
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Fairweather Drop-In Centre – 27 February 2025
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ASRA Group – 27 April 2025
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Fairweather Drop-In Centre (2nd session) – 15 May 2025
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David Cargill Centre – 29 May 2025
These sessions combined dementia education, creative art activities, and caregiver support.
They successfully:
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Engaged over 150 participants
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Fostered greater understanding of dementia in minority communities
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Provided emotional relief and connection through music and art
C. Dance & Dementia Project (Launched March 2025)
This innovative project used rhythm and movement as tools for memory support, emotional
wellbeing, and carer-patient bonding. Sessions included culturally resonant music and accessible dance.
Dance & Dementia sessions delivered:
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Ekta Group – 24 March 2025
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ASRA Group – 10 April 2025
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Ekta Group (2nd) – 27 April 2025
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Dixon Community – 4 June 2025
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David Cargill Centre – 27 June 2025
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Mother Earth Hindu Temple – 9 July 2025
Feedback highlighted improvements in participant mood, responsiveness, and community
engagement.
D. Weekly Art Therapy Workshops
Ongoing creative sessions were provided for:
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Neurodiverse youth
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Adults with learning disabilities
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Individuals living with anxiety, isolation, or depression
E. Community Art Showcase – March 2025
An exhibition of participant artwork from all programmes. Over 150 attendees celebrated the
power of creativity in health and healing.
3. Groups Benefited
TAWAS programmes directly supported over 400 individuals , including:
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Older adults with dementia or early cognitive decline
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Ethnic minority elders and carers
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Neurodiverse children and young adults
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Mental health service users
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Socially isolated women and caregivers
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General public through inclusive community events
4. Community Engagement and Impact
Highlights:
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92% of surveyed participants reported improved wellbeing
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Increased confidence, communication, and joy among dementia participants
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Carers expressed relief and gratitude for safe, creative, and respectful engagement
spaces
- Community groups reported stronger cultural connection and emotional wellbeing in
participants
Quotes:
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“We saw Mum smile and connect in a way we hadn’t seen in months.”
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“This was not just dance. It was healing through joy.”
5. Financial Review
Income: £37.109
Expenditure: £10,569
Reserves carried forward: £26,540
TAWAS remained financially prudent, prioritising frontline delivery. Most sessions were
grant-funded or supported by in-kind resources.
6. Future Plans
For 2025–26, TAWAS aims to:
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Expand Dance & Dementia to care homes and day centres
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Introduce mobile creative therapy in rural areas
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Develop a youth-focused mental wellbeing programme
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Secure multi-year funding to strengthen sustainability
7. Governance and Trusteeship
Legal Structure: Scottish Charitable Incorporated Organisation (SCIO)
Current Trustees: [List full names and roles: Chair, Treasurer, Secretary, etc.]
Trustees meet regularly to ensure the charity fulfils its mission and complies with OSCR regulations.
8. Acknowledgements
The Board wishes to thank:
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All our participants and their families
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Partner organisations including Ekta Group, Alzheimer Scotland, ASRA, Bangla
Centre, Dixon Community, and Mother Earth Temple
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Volunteers and community artists
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Funders and donors who made our work possible
Approved by the Board of Trustees on: 03/12/2025
Role: Chair of the Board
Date: 03/12/2025