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← Watten Helps Out SCIO

2025-06-30-accounts

Charity Number: SC052889

WATTEN HELPS OUT (SCIO)

TRUSTEES’ REPORT

YEAR END 30th JUNE 2025

Charity Name: Watten Helps Out (SCIO)

Registered Operational Address:

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Charity Number: SC052889

Trustees: 3, Chairperson (appointed 16.10.2023) BR. Secretary (appointed 16.10.2023) BE. Preasurer (appointed 16.10.2023) BE (appointed 16.10.2023) EE (appointed 16.10.2023) BS (resigned 16.01.2025) HE (appointed 16.10.2023) RE (resigned 16.01.2025) BE (appointed 16.10.2023) EEE (appointed 16.10.2023) OO RE (cesigned 12.03.24)

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Bankers: Bank of Scotland,

The Mound, Edinburgh EH1 1YZ

REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES FOR THE YEAR ENDING 30th JUNE 2024

Structure, Governance and Management

Governing Document

Watten Helps Out (WHO) is a Scottish Charitable Incorporated Organisation (SCIO), registered as a charity by OSCR on the 16th of October 2023, and is overseen by a Board of Trustees that is governed by a constitution.

Organisational Structure

Our Board of Trustees comprises nine trustees who meet once a quarter. During these meetings, trustees discuss the success of community activities and events, fundraising, grant applications, organising future events and the incoming expenditure, outgoing expenditure, restricted and unrestricted funds for the past quarter.

We are supported, on an advisory basis, by a Community Development Officer.

Recruitment and Appointment of Trustees

We seek out Trustees who can bring a broad range of skills, expertise and life experience to our board. Office bearers are proposed and seconded at the AGM.

Charitable Purposes

Our charitable purposes are outlined in our constitution as:

Objectives and Activities

Watten Helps Out seeks to improve the health and well-being of all individuals within the community. This is especially important at a time where the cost of living is preventing people from enjoying activities and events, and social isolation is on the increase.

We seek opinions and suggestions from members of the public during community events and through social media, to understand what we could do to improve the standards of well-being amongst all age groups . We are responsive to these requests and centre future projects and events around these.

Currently, our core activities include:

Achievements and Performance

Throughout the 2023/2024 period we evaluated the success of events and gathered views from the community during these events to inform applications for the 2024/2025 period. With this information, we applied for the following grants to fund the projects listed below.

● £12,040 from Watten Wind Farm Trust (awarded 10.09.2024)

This grant provided £8,320 for weekly dance instruction for one full year. Continuation of dance classes was a popular request, and this funding covered costs for 22 hours of community dance of different styles, led by a qualified teacher. Classes are attended by an average of 15 to 30 people.

£1,200 for whist teas for a 12 month period. £2,520 for children’s soft play, bouncy castle and craft sessions

Community Christmas Meals

Community meals were the most well attended of the initial events hosted. Larger numbers of people requested to attend and we were asked to hold these on a more regular basis. The meals were held on a fortnightly basis, rather than monthly as had been the case previously. Holding a lunch and an evening meal each month has made the community meals more accessible for a wider range of people. These meals are now attended by an average of 40-60 community members. For the purpose of inclusivity for all of our community members (ensuring equity for all), meals are delivered to those who cannot attend the venue.

Scottish Dancing £1,280. Jewellery Classes £3,860. Laser Clay Sessions £1,933.60. Glass Classes £2,130. Children’s Activities and Adult Ceramic Workshop £3,520. Burn’s Supper £2,950. Hat Box Floral Classes £2,340. Basket Weaving £830

Clay Pigeon Shooting £2,400. Yogalates £1,632. Floral Wreath Classes £7,730

● £23,468 from RWE Camster Wind Farm Community Fund (awarded 09.06.25) Boxercise £1,100. Whist Teas £1,200. Soup, Sandwich and Natter £11,880. Christmas Garland £1,380. Upcycling £710. Jewellery Classes £2,920. Ceilidh Trail £650. Abbey Crafts £532. Bangle Making Class £2,464. Candle Making £632

● Unrestricted Funds

Our unrestricted funds are made up from small entry fees for jewellery making, floral and glass classes, children’s soft play, quizzes and whist. Ceilidh and Burn’s Supper ticket sales. Raffles. £500 cost of living payment from Foundation Scotland. £158 donation from a member of the public.

Unrestricted funds pay for items such as storage boxes, children’s snacks and drinks, first aid kit replenishment, ice packs for first aid kits, Canva subscription for advertising, insurance, printer ink and paper and decorative items such as tablecloths and balloons for events and meals.

Baking and teas for craft classes are a regular expense as well as paper cups, plates, plastic bags and napkins for whist.

From time to time guest speakers or performers are invited to our events and we thank them with a small token of appreciation, usually vouchers from a local business.

Approved by the trustees and signed on their behalf by:

Name: Date: 23/8/25

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Balance 30.06.2025: £40,001.63

Restricted: £37,657.20

Unrestricted: £2,344.43

Restricted Funds
Yogalates £40.00 hall hire left
Whist teas £200.00
Community Dance 2 £3,270.00
Kids’ Activities 2 £730.00 (2 x £100 Nerf return, £120 hall hire)
Jewellery Classes £112 (hall hire)
Laser Clay £1,450.20
Basket Weaving £30.00 hall hire
Glass Classes £90.00 (hall hire)
Messy Nessy Kids Activities/Paint & Prosecco £1,475.00
Yogalates £1,632.00
Wreath Classes £5,240.00
Boxercise £1,100.00
£1,200.00
£11,800.00
£1,380.00
£710.00
£2,920.00
£650.00
£532.00
£2,464.00
£632.00
£37,657.20
Whist Teas £1,200.00
Soup, Sandwich and Natter £11,800.00
Christmas Garland £1,380.00
Upcycling £710.00
Jewellery Classes £2,920.00
Ceilidh Trail £650.00
Abbey Crafts £532.00
Chunky Bangle £2,464.00
Candle Making £632.00
TOTAL £37,657.20

- Watten Helps Out Annual Income Tracker 01/07/24 30/06/25
DATE DESCRIPTION INCOME
26.07.24 CVG payment for First Aid hall hire 150.00
03.09.24 Whist Entry Fee/Raffle 91.20
03.09.24 Kids Activities Fees 80.00
03.09.24 Floral Class Fee 74.05
10.09.24 Foundation Scotland 12,040.00
16.09.24 Ceilidh Ticket Sales/Raffle 553.00
24.09.24 Foundation Scotland 2,430.00
25.10.24 Foundation Scotland 9,980.00
22.11.24 Foundation Scotland 18,843.60
09.12.24 Whist entry fee/raffle 113.00
09.12.24 Christmas Lights raffle/grotto 370.00
09.12.24 Quiz entry fee 32.00
09.12.24 Floral workshop raffle/entry fee 196.00
17.01.25 CVG payment for First Aid hall hire 50.00
20.01.25 Burns Raffle 226.00
20.01.25 Kids Activities Fees 26.00
400.00
218.90
286.23
26.00
200.00
224.00
11,762.00
500.00
158.00
104.00
100.00
132.00
45.00
23,468.00
£82, 788.98
20.01.25 Burns Supper Ticket Sales 400.00
20.01.25 Whist Entry Fee/Raffle 218.90
25.03.25 Whist Entry Fee/Raffle 286.23
25.03.25 Kids Activities Fees 26.00
25.03.25 Jewellery Class Fees 200.00
25.03.25 Floral Class Fees/Raffle 224.00
27.03.25 Foundation Scotland 11,762.00
29.04.25 Foundation Scotland 500.00
19.05.25 Donation Caron Jones 158.00
27.05.25 Whist Entry Fee/Raffle 104.00
27.05.25 Glass Paperweight Class Fees 100.00
27.05.25 Laser Clay Fees 132.00
27.05.25 Paint/Prosecco Fees 45.00
09.06.25 Foundation Scotland 23,468.00
TOTAL £82, 788.98