NIGHTINGALES CHILDREN'S PROJECT
(www.nightingaleschildrensproject.co.uk)
Registered charlty number 1047698
TRUSTEES REPORT AND ACCOUNTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2025
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TRUSTEES REPORT
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2025
The Trustees present their report and financial statements for the year ended 31 March 2025.
Nightingales Childrens Project is a registered Charity, charity no 1047698. Thè charity's principal UK office is
2 Lily Close, Springfield, Chelmsford, Essex, CM16YN.
The accounts have been prepared in accordance with the accounting policies set out in note 1 to the accounts
and comply with the Charity's Trust Deed, applicable law and the requirements of the Statement of
Recommended Practice - Accounting aTrJ Reporting by Charities (revi*d 2005).
STRUCTURE, GOVERNANCE AND MANAGEMENT
Nightingales Childrens Project was established by a charitable trust deed on 27 June 1995.
The objectives of the Trust are:_
rhe Trustees shall hold the trust fund and its income upon tmst to app￿ them for the following objects {"the
objects } {in Romania) (°the area ofbenefit )
I The relief ofpoverty sickness and distress and to advance education and integration amongst children
andyoung people in Cemavoda and the surrounding areas.
2 rhe relief of poverty, sickness and distress amongst the disadvanfaged families in Cernavoda and the
surrounding areas by the provision ofsupport and resources.
The trustees who seNed during the period were:_
LA Moran
PR Moran
F Phillips Chairman
GA Smith
C Tonkiss
E Tonkiss
AS Wells
The Trustees are appointed in accordance with the Trust Deed. They meet at least annually and all decisions are
reached by agreement.
The Trustees have assèssed the major risks to which the charity is exposed and are satisfied that systems are in
place to mitigate exposure to the major risks.
OBJECTIVES AND ACTIVITIES
Under the terms of the Trust Deed, the Trustees have wide discretionary powers as to distributions of income
and capital in pursuance of the objects of the Trust as stated above.
CERNAVODA ORPHANAGE AND CASA FERICIRII ("Home of Happiness")
Nightingales Childrens Project 15 the brain child of David Savage MBE, who during the 1990's, gave up hls life in
England to set up and run the project, which initially consisted of providing a supported volunteer network to
visit the children in the Cernavoda Orphanage, giving them one to one attention, love and stimulation to enable
thern to develop. The Orphanage was cEosed during 2004/05 and the children living there were either fostered
or transf&rred to other Orphanages within the Constanta area. Nightingales continued to provide support for
these children via support for their new families and regular vi5it5 until the end of 2007,
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Davld Savage MBE also raised money for and built a I￿rne, Casa Fericirii, (meaning 'Home of Happiness.), for a
group of 22 HIV positive young people (aged 10 to 11) whom it adopted from the Cernavoda Orphanage in
1998. At the time of fostering the young people were not expected to live beyond their early teen5, and the aim
was to provide them with a loving caring home and the necessary Medication and stirnulation to make their
lives as happy and cornfortable as possible, Over the years Casa Fericirii has also opened its doors to a number
of other HIV positive children that the state was unable to accommodate due to their specialist needs.
A number of the originally fostered HIV positive children have died, but as a result of the care provided by
Nightingales, many are now in their early 305 and have good standards of health. Whilst some are now
independent, for a handful, the years of institutionalisation prior to their move to Casa Fericirii, means that they
have been unable to develop fully into self sufficient adults.
Currentty we have 4 young people with severe learning difficulties living in the home. We also have a further 9
young adults living in independent units in the town, working and supporting themselves and requiring only
moral and social support from Nightingales. They have a full programme of activities each day, interacting with
all beneficiaries of the Charity, These young people are now in their thirties and continue to need the care that
Nightlngales provides. They love coming to the Charity daily to help out with the cleaning and spend time there
hanging out there with the other beneficiaries of the Charity.
OTHER PROJECTS
For the last 19 years, the work at Casa Fericirii and the other projects detailed below, has continued u nder the
control of Ben Wells who has overseen all day to day activities, as well as starting a number of other projects for
the relief of poverty in Cernavoda which is a particularly poor area of Romania. Like David Savage, Ben has
given up his life in England to care for these people and we owe a great debt of gratitude to him for this, Ben
was awarded the Beacon Fellowship Prize for Young Philanthropist of the Year in 2006, a huge accolade that
gave recognition to the dedication and hard work that Ben has committed to Nightingales.
Communlty Oulreach Project
Nightingales cares as much for the local community as it does for the people we look after and has a
Comrnunity Outreach Project which has been running alongside our other projects Sin￿ Nightingales arrived in
Cernavoda in the 1990s. We provide some of the poorest children and their families with clothes, medicines
and toys as well as repairing their houses to a basic standard of livin9.
With a team of 10 volunteers, we also collect short life food at no cost from local supermarkets and deliver it to
about 100 people in Cernavoda each month. Since starting this scheme, we have been able a550 to reduce our
own food costs by providing our 4 differently abled adults with food too.
"DRAGONS DEN" Coffee Shop and play area - (formerfy -Tereza- Community Centre>
The Coffee Shop building was funded In 2004 by a London based volunteer, Miki Jablkowska, founder of the
charity'2 Wheel Appeal.,
It employs 2 of the girls from our Human Trafficking Prevention Prograrnme, providing them with valuable work
experience for 2 hours each day alongside their education,
The Coffee Shop is self-sufficient and provides a welcorning space used by the whole community and an
increased mean5 of outreach and contact with the community. We run arts and crafts for the local community
and a library for 1 to 12 year olds. It also offers a place where the local young people can display and sell the
many items including candles, bags, skirts, jewellery and vmoden furniture, they make.
Adjoining the coffee shop is a park, built by young men in the Nightingales rnentoring scheme, a reading and
colouring room, a water play feature, and play and seating areas,
The Centre also provides education and practical skills to help young people gain employment giving them a
chance to break out of the povety in which they currently live. It also offers an after school club for local
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children, run by volunteers, Whe￿ they can receive help with thlyr homework, and a 'Stay and Play. children's,
play area.
Following a flood, two of the rooms at Nightingales were renovated during the year, one of which has been
converted into a youth room with an air hockey table, basketball, table football, cards and a board game area.
This has been very popular and, as well as providing activities for parents whilst their children are having
lessons, has also seen a number of young teens join us.
HUMAN TRAFFZCKING PREVENTION PROGRAMMES
Thls project was set up to combat the large number of young people in Cernavoda who are forced into
prostitution or trafficked each year. Nightingales vnrks in partnership with the Human Trafficking Foundation,
two local schools and a local church to deliver various projects whlch provide opportunity and hope to
vulnerable young people.
Trafflcklng Prwention for young girfs
In Cernavoda, one of the biggest growth industries is the traffickiry of youn9 women to work in the sex industry
in Western Europe. Nightingales works in partnership with two local schools, a local church and local authorities
to deliver a number of projects which provide opportunity and hope to vulnerable young people.
This group meets every day for sesslons that incorporate one to one Mentoring and discussion groups and
provision of financial, academic and practical support
Through Nightingales they run a successful social enterprise, "Light for Night. that makes candles, bags,
Christmas cards and jewellery
They learn various skills including hairdressing, cooking and make-up
They are provided with a hot meal each day
They have their own football team
They coordinate programmes for younger children in Cemavoda
As well as the opportunities for serious discussion on personal subjects the girls have the chance to develop
new skill sets and enjoy themselves within a supportive network. This is a pilot scheme which it is hoped WOIS
be replicated in other towns around Eastern Europe,
Academically, the girls had a great year with several passing their year groups and moving upwards in the
school system, One pa55ed from middle school to High School, the first in her family
Traffi¢kln9 preventlon for young men - The Football Team
The programme with the young ladies at risk lead us to recognise the need to provide a sirnilar programme for
the young men at risk of getting involved in trafficking or in dru9 related activities. The majority of these young
men have dropped out of schsX)I without gaining their High School Certificate and consequently have been
drawn into the cycle of trafficking.
In September 2012 Nightingales Childrens, Project started a S-a-side football team in a local league, alongside
which the young men worked doing small amounts of DIY at the charity. The only stipulation to being allowed
to train and play is a commitment to attending and behaving at school thereby enabling them to gain their
High School Certificate.
Currently Nightingales rnentors over 100 young men providing them with the incentive to stay in education and
to find jobs after education, so as not to get involved in the trafficking industry. These young men are from
Cernavoda and Constanta. many have spent time in orphanages and care. Football continues to be a focal
point. Since 2018 we have had an 11-a-side team in the Romanian 4 division where over 30 members of the
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scheme pay in our senior and junior teams. The coaches use the training sessions to teach life skills and build
character and confidence through football. Each is provided with a hot meal every day.
Over the last few years, the original 6 young men have been coaching some of the younger teams and running
a business making and selling wooden pens and fumiture made froffl pallets and some of the young men have
also been volunteering in local prisons and schools to teach life skills through football.
In 2025, one of our former players was chosen for the under 14$ National side.
Outward Bound Centr•
During the year. we sold the land in Corbu previously purchased for use as a Holiday Home and, with the
proceeds, purchased some land in Rasova which is now being developed as an Outward Bound Centre which
can be used both internally as an activity IK)liday centre and let externally to the publiG thereby generating
funds,
It is hoped that the Centre, which will ultimately include numerous activities as well as a community coffee shop,
a playground a campsite and cabins will open for paying guests in summer 2026.
SPONSORSHIP
Nlghtlngales has a number of dlff•f•nt sponsorshlp programmes where everyone can got Involved In the
flght against trafficking by supportln9 one of our proj¢ct&
Please vlslt our website at
wwww.nlghtingalexhlldr•nsproJecLco.uk for full detall&
FINANCIAL REVIEW AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Nightingales, aim is to keep its expenditure funded by donations to approximately £30,000 per annum and to
have at least 3 years of reserves to ensure that it can continue to care for the individuals at Casa Fericirii and
continue all other projects into the foreseeable future.
As a consequence of several long term partnership alliances and funding campaigns, as well as cost cutting
exercises, the results for the year ended 31 March 2025 were considered satisfactory. There was a surplus of
income over expenditure of £42.835 {2024: £15,986). Unrestricted reserves totalled £173,386 at 31 March 2025
(2024, £126,383). which included cash of £158,255 (2024: £109,602), leaving us well placed to fund our various
projects over the comi ng years.
The Trustees send thelr heartfelt thanks to who has supported us throughout the year,
particularly our regular donors who glve monthly to us and Dauntseys School who. not only ralse
slgnlflcant sums for us but also, but provide practical asslstance in their annual vlslts to Romania.
Without your help. our work Cannot contlnue as we are reliant on donations an￿ every penny really Is
most gratefully received and put to good use.
On >ehalf of
Board of Trustees
29 January 2026
G Smith (Treasurer)
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NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2025
ACCOUNTING POLICIES
8ASIS OF PREPARATION
The accounts have been prepared undwtho h18t(¥ka ¢08t convonth)n end In 0ceordanc6v￿th ap￿c*
accovnling 8tandard8.
The accounts hav8 b8èn pr¥par￿ In accordance %Mlh thè accountinu poNcS08 $$1 outln note l and comp
?th th8 Charitys Tiusl Dead, applicable law and tha iequwémonts of the Statementol Recommended Pradc
- AccouTrl and reportlng by tha￿￿0$ (re￿60d 20051.
INCOMING RESOURCES
Donatlons and income from thjndiathg events ar6 &counledlor on the 18cdpts and payments ba615.
Tox reclalmable on donatlon8 reeefved und¢r gift ad Is aecounled lol on the recelpts arid payments baih.
DONATED ASSET8
Donal8d 868ets ale caiylal$ed in the Balance Sheet atthdr 68dmated maTkelv4luewhen feethd, wth
thg corr8spondlna 8nlry bdng Induded In the Statement ol Flnancrdl Athfdgs 08 a donation, except for tho
fovow'ng as88t6 whlch were donal¢d In prfLV yWS.'-
"Ca89 Ferlc4rW' builthng- ovmed tyTownhal bul I￿0￿ lo fre• ofcharg•
'Teroza Sal& de Sport.. lako Sport8 H￿lcOMmun￿ C￿11•1-19nd owned try Ttywnham b86ttd to
N￿hlIng*S free ol charg*
Str P8nabt cern￿od8- Bloc E12 Aportmenl 9-Wd(#)twts Ap8rtmenf'_ frgghold r*leTed kn npAne of
Nlghtrngal88
Th¢ loll¢)wing properli88 ere re618ter￿ In thè namo of D Sw4Ag8 andlor hlg Y+ffe Elena bul aro u8ed Irè• of
eharge by Nghllnode8'.-
Str P#nait Conavodo- Bloc E10. Apartment 9-'JanetsAp*lmonr
Slr.Horl& nr 20, CeiTravoda-"Gloarsa'B Hous8"
Com. Ra8tsV8. Intre Draghl¢l Lullan and Curalon Ghwrghe-"Raoov
COSTS RE CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES
All costs r8 ¢harflable a¢tlvllle$ )re a¢eounl8d forijn th• recdF48 and p*ment8 baut&
GOVERNANCE COSTS
Governonce co¥ts occounted for on an 9¢￿￿* b88lB
TANGIBLE FIXED ASSETS AND OEPRECIATION
Tangible fixed a88ets PUfcha$8d ar• stated at eo8t188s deprecial&)n. Deptedatbn w Pro￿ded 41 Tatt¥
eglculJt¢d to wrltè ofl tho oo8t1868 eslbmated l￿dud value of oatsh ￿Se1 ovfjr ft6 fjstknated u8elul Uf¢ at
Ih•followng ra163'.-
1,8.1
Swirts Ho11 and Cornmunty Pioléd+t)ay Centro
Gym oqulprnenl for SportB Hal
Motor Vohldee
Land
5% yr •nnum Itsalghl lIr￿ eommondrbg 1.8.05
- 20% 8nnum 8tralghl ￿ne cornmenclng 1.8.05
25% per annum 8tralghl In•
nn
1.8.2
Thé don4t#d Ir•8hold prop8rty held kn th• ChaviV8 name- Str Pane￿ C¢rnavoda- Blo¢ E12Apgrtm8ni 9
known as the'volunleers Apartmenf. b 8ts1ed in the w)unts al 8 nonth8E omount of£100 vAlh no
depTeclaUon belng chgrgod
EMPLOYEES
There arè no UK based emthoes. Al UK based pathipator8 p￿delI*ll 8eThi¢e8 lo th• Chaity on
voluntary basL8. None ol the UK baBe(I Iru8tèo8 recélv8 any r#mvn8Tallon forthdrs8MceB.
Wher• lundÉ all¢)w, N81tonal ID6UMC8 contiibullonF pdd to HM Révenué & Cu8tomB to 8acure p8n81on
ontilements lor UK personB worklng long t&m) kn Romanla.
SUPPORT FOR UKRAINIAN REFUGEES
Since the start ol the war In Urk¥"ne, Nlghbngales has ho¢JGed a number of uk[￿￿[an refugees. Th8lr
costs havé beèn paid lor by a comblnatlon of funds Ihey have paid in tfiern8efves, from 8UPPOrtthey have
receNed Iiom the authoribe¥. as wdl a¥ spoofic donation8 mAdo to them.
Al Income and expgndtture rdathg to the Ukreinkn iefugees by 8wweg81￿ tn th& Romanian accounts and
shown a8 a issliicted fund.
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FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2025
RESTRICTED FUNDS
Goods and funds donaled for a speclfic purpose Ate designated as Reslrlcled Funds in Nighllngaleg accounls,
and afe used sol6ly In a¢cordonce wllh th8 donols wtshes.
Yle
31.3.25
Yle
31.3.24
DONATION8 AND LEGACIE8
Donatlons - Spoclflc Includos amunts rncolved from tho lollowlng:.
K&A Blanca rtr JaydA
st G8oIV8'S Church Fatfleld - Independent Llvl
Ukralne
120
120
590
TOTAL FOR PERIOD PER STA TEMENT OFFINANCIAL ACTivmES
786
710
General - other donatlons comprfBe
Josh H8yles
Oauntseys School
C3 Hope Shelfleld
RSckard Luckln Llmlted
Conneded Llle
2.225
22,642
1.750
1,000
2,4
1,800
20,577
1,506
2,400
30,017
4,920
26,283
121
Don8tlons under £250 each
rorAL FOR PERIOD PER sfATEMENf OF FINANCIAL AcrivmES
ACTIVITIES FOR GENERATING FUNI)8
Fundrai8lng
Just Glvlno
Vlrgln Money Glvlng
29
TOTAL FOR PERIOD PER STA TEMENT OF FINANCIAL ACTivmES
29
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NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2025
2026
2024
Not•$
FLINDS TO ROMANIA
&1
SUMMARY OF MOVEMENT
Romanian bank and cash balances brought lopward l Awl 2024
Ex¢hang$ d5ffw*n￿s on open5no bank balan
Fund8 8eTrl Irom Nighting*s UK
Sundry other Incorno Inclu(kno 8pon8or8hip. donalh)n8.
QOV8rnmonld relund8 and loan repaym•nt8
7,929
3,042
1971
39,336
30.137
&3
70,647
78,290
Ukralnlan r¢fugo& 8UPPOrtcover¢d ty donthn
L￿6 expenthure In Romafila
&4
14Cel
{66,3951
(971)
189,3901
Rornanlan bank baknc88 corrled foTrvard 31 March 2025
FUNDS SENT FROM NIGHTINGALES UK
Fund$ lo Romanla. G&nef81 iunnkno co6ts
Fund8 to Rom4nla- for 8p8cMc iiem8
Exchangè thff•rènce8
Per 80FA
Por SOFA
28.594
3,406
137
38,180
1,820
16841
&1
Sundiy olh•r Income Incl￿dIng •pon•orshlp. donatlon•.
gov¢rnmentsl iafunds and loan r•paym¢rrt•, comprls•s:.
Loen# repald
DOna￿One
R8811oca15on ol ODM Incom• for Ukfanl&r18 In previo￿ ye8f
Lfvino costs reSmbur8ed Iiorn Independent adutt8
Monèy Irom th8 St8t8 lor lood
Proceed8 from 8910 of cer
Money fiom the Ststo lor chlld al￿Wan¢0
Healng pdlets
520
2,221
2.385
372
6.099
418
6,285
2,419
23,713
434
23,214
5,4
R•slrlcl•d Income and •xp•ndlture refallng lo *upportof
Ukialnlan relugee5 and held In Romanla
Incomé fiom ODM
Reallocatlon ofODM Sn¢om8 Ifom We￿0￿SY¢4l
ExpendKure
{4061
19711
406
971
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NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2025
FUNDS TO ROMANIA (Cont1n￿e￿I
Funds sonl lo Romanip during the period were applied as fOll￿-
202S
2024
6.6.1
Expendlture at CaBa FeTlclrll
Llghl, heat, powsr and ulllilies, phon•, etc
Celebrhlion8- fe8tlval8 blrthday$, Otc
Clothes
Constructlonibulldlng malnt¢nan¢¢
Exeuislon8 Includlng carnplng
Food and cleanlng
Fuelldle$81 and oth4r vèhiclg expenses
Loan lo Coffe8 shop
Medicolion
other payments (In¢ potty ¢osh w•nsésl
saI￿rI&S
Salary lexe5 #nd r•l8ted co818
A Steon Piole¢t
Apartment eo8ts
Volunt••r eosl8
3,900
734
360
1,763
1.329
6,774
2.561
1,649
391
1,242
26,027
9,701
4,266
2,¥26
2.694
485
2,083
3.364
8,634
520
389
1.593
24,451
7,717
4,040
785
2,337
67,316
88,289
6.5.2
Expendlturo at Communlty C•ntrthlCoff•• shop
A18rm system
361
5.6.J
oth•T eO8to
Lllera¢y Prolocl Ireslrkt¢d lund)
Nlghllngales Llbrary
Bank commi6$lon
244
Tot*1 •xp•ndllur• In y•ar
Volunte•r8' Ilvlng •xp•n8••
Volunteers helplng out In Rom$nla ar• r8qulred lo fund ihalf fllght Costs and livlng expens6s.
Voluntggr ¢osl$ Included abo￿ are moTe than hjlly covered by donations recfrived from the volunleern.
SALARIES
Salaries ¢omprf8e amounts p•ld to Romanlan locols •mploy8d by the Charlty lo assl&t the varlou6 projects and day lo
day op*ralFons. R41gs of pay •Te const8lenl wllh those In Ihe Romanlan eCOr￿MY g￿eralty.
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NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2026
FIXED ASSETS
General
Roslrlcled
Total
SPORTS HALL AND COMfiiuNITY CENTRE PROJECT
COST
Brought foNard 1 April 2024
Addlllon8
18.007
18,140
38,147
Ca￿10d forward 31 March 2025
18,007
18,140
DEPRECIATION
Brought forward 1 April 2024
Chargg for period
16.575
900
16,704
33.279
1,807
Carried forward 31 March 2025
17,475
17,611
35,086
NET BOOK VALUE 31 MARCH 2025
532
529
1,061
NET BOOK VALUE 31 MARCH 2024
2,868
OLIDAY HOME
COST AND NET BOOK VALUE BIF 1 APRIL 2024
Addltions
Dlsposals
14,500
14,500
(14.500)
14,500
14,500
(14,500>
AND 31 MARCH 2025
14,500
14,500
The origlnal Holiday Home In Corbu was sold during the year for its origln81 c0818nd th& money r8lnve8led Into
land in Rasova, Ihe seller of which agreed to accepl a pn'ce equal to the sales value of the Corbu land.
Thé Rasova land Is mor¢ suitsd lo Nightlnagales current needs and has more potenlial for generating exlemal
Income as well as belng used by us and Is currently being developed Into an Outrward Bound Cenlre.
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INDEPENDENT EXAMINER'S REPORT TO THE TRUSTEES OF
NIGHTINGALES CHILDRENS, PROJECT
I report to Ihe Irustees on rny examination of the financial statements of Nighting8l&s Childrens, Project
{the charity) for the year ended 31 March 2025, which are s8t out on pages 5 to 11.
RESPONSIBILITIES AND BASIS OF REPORT
As the charity's trustees you are responsible for the prep￿ation of the financial slatements in
accordance with the requirements ol the Charities Act 2011 (the 2011 Act).
I report in respect of my gxamin81ion of the charity's financial statemenls carried out under section 145
of the 2011 Act. In carrying out my examination I have followed all applicable directions given by the
Charity Commissioners under section 145(5){b) of thg 2011 Act.
Ba818 of Independont examlnevs fOPOrt
I confirm that l am qualified to undertake the examination bacause l am a memb8r of ICAEW, which Is
one of th8 bodies listed in secllon 145 of tha 2011 Act.
My examin8tlon was carried out wi accordance wllh the Gener81 Dlreciions given by Ihe Charlly
Commissioners. An examination includes a review of th8 accounting records kept by the ch8rity and a
comparison of the financial statements wèsentèd with those records. 11 also includes consideration of
any unusual Items or dlsclosures in the financial statements and seeking explanations from you as
trustees concerning any such matters. The procedures undert8ken do not provide all th8 evld8nce that
would be required in an audit, and consequently no opinion is given as to whether the financial
slat8ments present a 'tr￿ and fair Vie￿ and tha report is limited to those matters sèl out In Ihe
statem8nt below.
Independent examlnefs statement
I have comp181ed my examination and confinn that no malters have come to my attentlon whlch giv8
m8 cause to believe that in any material respect:
accounting records were nol kept In accordance with section 130 of the 2011 Act,. or
the financial slalemenls do not accord wilh the accounling rècords" or
the financial 8t8tem8nt do nol comply with the applicable reqU￿•mentS c￿cerning the form and
conlent of accounts set out in the Charities (Accounts and Reports) Règulelions 2008 other than
any requiremenl th81 the accounts give a true and fair view which is not a matler considered as
part of an independent examination.
I have no concems and have not come across any matters in connection with the èxamlnalion lo which
attention should be drawn in order lo enable a proper underslanding of Ihe flnancial statements to be
reach8d.
This report is made solely to the Charity's truste88, as 8 body, in accordance wilh section 145 of the
Charities Act 2011. My work has been undertaken so thal I might slate to Ihe Charity's tNst885 those
matters which l am required10 stale to them in this repxirt and for no other purpose. To th8 fullest exlent
permitted by law, I do not accepl or 8ssume responsibilily to anyone oth8r than th8 Charity and the
Charity's Trustees as a body, for my work, for this report, or for lh8 opinions I have fomed.
dcock FCA
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