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AIS Report - 2018
Annual Information Statement 2018
Legal Name:
Cars For Hope Incorporated
ABN:
65517418375
About the charity
Charity size:
Small
Is the charity an incorporated association?
Yes
Select the state/territory and enter the incorporated association number:
NSW incorporated association number: INC1500018
Does the charity intend to fundraise in the next reporting period?
No
Basic Religious Charity:
No
Activities and Beneficiaries
Did the charity operate in the 2018 reporting period?
Yes
Main activity:
Economic, social and community development
Main activities:
Other
- Health promotion
Description of charity's activities and outcomes:
Cars For Hope Incorporated undertook various activities during the 17-18FY, which actively raised awareness of mental health issues and promoted the prevention of mental illness. These included: providing information and help resources; maintaining a public blog and social media platforms; commissioning merchandise and other awareness materials, and; hosting awareness campaigns and community events.
General information and help resources have been provided and accessed on the Cars For Hope website, as well as at public community events. This includes information about professional Australian medical and mental illness support services.
Maintaining a public online presence via social media platforms has helped broaden the reach of Cars For Hope Incorporated’s activities, and has allowed our target audience to feel greater connected to the charity. One of the most successful online blog campaigns has been ‘Stories’, which gives an insight into the minds and lives of people with the lived experience of mental illness and helps to support people who are currently experiencing ill mental health.
Cars For Hope Incorporated has effectively used merchandise and other materials as awareness resources to help break down the stigma associated with mental illness, as well as be a tactile conversation starter for mental health and encourage open conversation.
By extension, hosting awareness campaigns and community events has allowed improved public knowledge of the charity and exposed people to the work we do. All of these events and campaigns were met with much positive support and response from the automotive community and beyond.
General information and help resources have been provided and accessed on the Cars For Hope website, as well as at public community events. This includes information about professional Australian medical and mental illness support services.
Maintaining a public online presence via social media platforms has helped broaden the reach of Cars For Hope Incorporated’s activities, and has allowed our target audience to feel greater connected to the charity. One of the most successful online blog campaigns has been ‘Stories’, which gives an insight into the minds and lives of people with the lived experience of mental illness and helps to support people who are currently experiencing ill mental health.
Cars For Hope Incorporated has effectively used merchandise and other materials as awareness resources to help break down the stigma associated with mental illness, as well as be a tactile conversation starter for mental health and encourage open conversation.
By extension, hosting awareness campaigns and community events has allowed improved public knowledge of the charity and exposed people to the work we do. All of these events and campaigns were met with much positive support and response from the automotive community and beyond.
Where the charity conducted activities during the 2018 reporting period:
New South Wales
Will the charity change or introduce any activities in the 2019 period?
No
Main beneficiary:
Youth - 15 to under 25
Other beneficiaries:
Males
Annual report
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: 8
Financial Reporting
Charity's 2018 reporting period:
1 July 2017 to 30 June 2018
Accounting method used in the 2018 reporting period:
Cash
Income and Expenses
Income Statement summary
Revenue/receipts
Donations and bequests: | $3,987.00 |
Revenue from providing goods or services: | $19,966.00 |
Revenue from government including grants: | $0.00 |
Revenue from investments: | $17.00 |
Other revenue/receipts: | $0.00 |
Total revenue/receipts: | $23,970.00 |
Other income (for example, gains): | $0.00 |
Total income/receipts: | $23,970.00 |
Expenses/Payments
Employee expenses/payments: | $0.00 |
Grants and donations made for use in Australia: | $5,500.00 |
Grants and donations made for use outside Australia: | $0.00 |
Other expenses/payments: | $14,946.00 |
Total expenses/payments: | $20,446.00 |
Net surplus/(deficit): | $3,524.00 |
Balance Sheet Extract
Total assets: | $17,807.00 |
Total liabilities: | $0.00 |
Net assets/liabilites: | $17,807.00 |