Finance Score: 2

Governance Score: 0

Support Score: 5

Strong growth: +2
No PartB

(no info on trustees)

Grant maker support: +5

Overall GiG Score: 7

TIME TO HEAL

Analysis by Giving is Great

Positives:

There has been strong growth in spending over the last 5 years
There have been no income shortfalls in recent years
A significant proportion of recent income was derived from major grant makers

Established: 9 years

www.ttoheal.org

Financial Data

Income & Spending ?

Period ending	31/10/17	31/10/18	31/10/19	31/10/20	31/10/21	31/10/22
Total income	£19,500	£27,733	£32,288	£37,277	£50,186	£57,227
Total spending	£14,290	£20,195	£26,820	£35,672	£31,181	£56,659
Surplus/deficit	£5,210	£7,538	£5,468	£1,605	£19,005	£568

Listed activities

It carries out activities or services itself

Purposes

The relief of those in need by reason of age, ill-health, disability, financial hardship or other disadvantage

Where it operates

More than one local authority area in Scotland, main operating location: Aberdeen

Who it helps

No specific group, or for the benefit of the community

Who's supporting them? ?

Donations from Grant Makers ?

We have details on the following significant donations. Multi-year donations are allocated to the years for which they are earmarked.

Major supporters in last 5 years

Corra Foundation	£24,000
Scottish Government	£9,000
Rosa UK	£8,000
Foundation Scotland	£7,000
Crisis UK	£3,580
Co-Operative Group	£1,226

Specific Donations

Amount	When Months	To be used for
Co-Operative Group - Grant to Time to Heal
£1,226	23/10/2021	We would like to continue to support victims of domestic abuse by delivering food parcels, cooking hot meals for the community and providing essential items like hand sanitiser.
Corra Foundation - HDG-21/1686
£24,000	30/09/2021	towards the Safe & Well project to provide a range of activities & other services to support the mental ill health needs of women and children experiencing domestic abuse.
Rosa UK - C19 R4-TIMEHEAL-2021
£8,000	30/03/2021	A grant of £8,000 is recommended as continuation funding to support BAME women survivors of domestic violence.
Foundation Scotland - Grant to Time To Heal
£4,000	16/12/2020	To contribute to project costs that respond to the needs of the community, addressing areas such as loneliness and isolation, safely coming back together in small groups.
Scottish Government - Time To Heal
£5,000	15/05/2020	Detailed description not provided.
Crisis UK - Grant to TIme to Heal
£3,580	09/04/2020	Emergency refuge properties and food vouchers
Scottish Government - Time To Heal
£4,000	03/04/2020	Detailed description not provided.
Foundation Scotland - Grant to Time To Heal
£3,000	03/04/2020	To contribute towards the costs associated with developing online platforms and alternative delivery mechanisms to enable the continuation of services particularly to support women, children and ....more To contribute towards the costs associated with developing online platforms and alternative delivery mechanisms to enable the continuation of services particularly to support women, children and young people who are at increased risk of domestic violence
Co-Operative Group - Grant to Time to Heal
£18,798	19/11/2018	Money will be used to buy sewing machines, crafts, cooking materials, hall hire and instructors.
Scottish Council for Voluntary Organisations - Securing the Future Generation
£5,000	30/10/2018	It has been established from research that children who are exposed to violence in the home may suffer a range of severe and lasting effects. Children who are exposed to violence in the home may have ....more It has been established from research that children who are exposed to violence in the home may suffer a range of severe and lasting effects. Children who are exposed to violence in the home may have difficulty learning and limited social skills, exhibit violent, risky or delinquent behaviour, or suffer from depression or severe anxiety. Children who live with and are aware of violence in the home face many challenges and risks that can last throughout their lives. There is increased risk of children becoming victims of abuse themselves or perpetrators. There is significant risk of ever-increasing harm to the child's physical, emotional and social development. Many children cope with and survive abuse, displaying extraordinary resilience. However, the physical, psychological and emotional effects of domestic violence on children can be severe and long-lasting. Children living with violence in the home respond to their circumstances in many different ways. They may feel frightened, insecure and confused. Often, they learn to keep their feelings and fears to themselves because they may feel like the violence in their home life must be kept secret. With support, children can begin to cope with and make sense of what has happened in their families. They can overcome the trauma or witnessing or experiencing violence and go on to live safe, happy lives. Our organization believes that no child should have to live with fear or abuse. The aim of this project is to work, from our understanding of the complex ways in which domestic violence can affect children, and support them to rebuild their lives. The aims • To support children exposed to domestic abuse to process their thoughts and feelings • Support mothers to communicate effectively with their children and re-establish their bond following abuse. • Provide stimulating play opportunities to encourage children from all backgrounds to develop and express themselves, • as well as support children with homework and literacy • Refer children to wider support services, including counsellors and children's centres Sessions will include: • Arts and crafts, story-telling, singing, cooking, gardening and play activities • Games, indoor sports, exercises. • Group discussions, exploring issues such as friendship, kindness and respect • Trips and outings for mothers and children to explore community resources such as libraries play groups and leisure centres. This project will be for children between age 7yrs- 15yrs. This is important in helping to mitigate the impact of welfare reform, poverty and social inequalities and develop people's ability to prevent them from reaching crisis point because the children are the hope for our tomorrow. If we can help them early, there will be a better tomorrow in terms of welfare reform and inequalities. Also certain skills they will learn will be useful for crisis management. We hope to engage 20 children twice in a week every Thursday evening and Saturday evening for two hours for different activities. Two children support workers will be employed for this in addition to our volunteers. The project will commence on Thursday 6th December 2018 until August 2019 We shall be reviewing the impact bimonthly for improvement. The project will be done at Bon Accord House, Riverside Drive, Aberdeen AB11 7SL

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How is it governed?

Trustees

Sorry we have no information about the Trustees.

Legal constitution

Charity registered in Scotland on 19/01/2015, number: SC045358

Filing Record

5 returns made; AR17: 79 days late,

Main office

Bon Accord House, Riverside Drive, Aberdeen, AB11 7SL

Objectives

Within a Christian context, to relieve the needs of persons affected by domestic violence, abuse, and Trauma (primarily but not exclusively to women and children from minority ethnic groups), and prevent the spread of domestic violence and abuse in the north east of Scotland and such other places as the trustees may decide and in furtherance of this by. i) Provision of refuge from domestic violence. ii) Provision of supportive and educational services to persons affected by domestic violence in order to improve their conditions of life. and to the public in order to prevent the spread of domestic violence. iii) Working in partnership with other bodies to achieve the objects.

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