Annual Information Statement 2017

Legal Name: 
Remount Ltd
ABN: 
56613108446

Section A: Charity Information

Charity size: 
Small
Basic Religious Charity: 
No

Section B: Activities

Did the charity operate in the 2017 reporting period?
Yes
Main activity: 
Other health service delivery
Main activities: 
Social services
Description of charity's activities and outcomes: 
Remount assists returned servicemen and women of primarily the Australian Defence Force (“ADF”) (including veterans and current servicemen and women taking a break from the ADF), but also emergency personnel, and their families to manage the impact of stress, injury, loss and/or mental health challenges and illnesses such as post-traumatic stress disorder (“PTSD”).

Remount provides each participant with ‘breathing space’ to engage in horsemanship activities that sooth psychological and emotional injuries and improve mental fitness so that they feel more able to adapt to and self-manage the effects of PTSD that hinder their social wellbeing.

Remount recognises the importance of finding meaningful life direction and the benefits of self- management and social connectedness for sufferers to recover from PTSD. Remount provides a compassionate, empathetic communication in a safe and inclusive environment that fosters recognition of mental health concerns in Remount participants and help seeking to address these.

Remount provides current and ex-serving members with the opportunity to identify their mental and physical challenges (e.g. PTSD); develop the skills and abilities to manage their challenges, and seek further help if required; rebuild their self-confidence and communication skills, and provide them, through low-pressure but practical and hands-on activities, with the tools to reconnect with their families and networks and regain their lives with the mental and physical challenges they face.

Remount activities include (but are not limited to):
o horsemanship training clinics;
o experiences with the horses including treks, cattle drives, equine competition;
o practical work such as cattle mustering, stock yard work, animal husbandry training, and leather working.
Main beneficiary: 
Veterans and/or their families
Other beneficiaries: 
Other
  • First responders (and their families) such as Paramedics, Rural Fire Brigade and Police.
Where the charity conducted activities during the 2017 reporting period: 
New South Wales
Will the charity change or introduce any activities in the 2018 period?
No

Section C: Human Resources

Human resources: 
  • Full time employees: 0
  • Part time employees: 0
  • Casual employees: 0
  • Full-time equivalent staff (FTE): 0
  • Estimated number of volunteers: 20

Section D: Finance

Charity's 2017 reporting period: 
1 July 2016 to 30 June 2017
Accounting method used in the 2017 reporting period: 
Cash

Income Statement summary

Revenue/receipts
Donations and bequests: 
$28,325.00
Revenue from providing goods or services: 
$0.00
Revenue from government including grants: 
$0.00
Revenue from investments: 
$0.00
Other revenue/receipts: 
$0.00
Total revenue/receipts: 
$28,325.00
Other income (for example, gains): 
$0.00
Total income/receipts: 
$28,325.00
Expenses/Payments
Employee expenses/payments: 
$0.00
Grants and donations made for use in Australia: 
$0.00
Grants and donations made for use outside Australia: 
$0.00
Other expenses/payments: 
$4,530.00
Total expenses/payments: 
$4,530.00
Net surplus/(deficit): 
$23,795.00

Balance Sheet Extract

Total assets: 
$25,082.00
Total liabilities: 
$1,287.00
Net assets/liabilites: 
$23,795.00

Section E: Annual report

Note: If you want to see the financial report or annual report that this charity has submitted, go back to Financials & Documents.

Section F: Reporting to state or territory regulators

Is the charity an incorporated association?
No
Does the charity intend to fundraise in the next reporting period?
No