Charlty RegistrAtloll No. 1048919
ConTrpally Regfftstration No. 03048461 (Eogl&nd *Dd W#1¢5)
CRAWLEY OPEN HOUSE
ANNUAL REPORT AND FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2021

CRAWLEY OPEN HOUSE
LEGAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATIOIY
Tru$teÈs
Jam¢5 Abdool- ChaiM￿tt
Richard Bu￿tt
Michael BolÉoll- TreasuTer
Claie Hiley
Sue Miles
Ian Collins
Babak Jalaci
Dr Eltzabcth Walker
Henrieiia Bell￿ett
Sard Hvald
BalvinderAhluivalia
Gabrielle Field
Kry Monogement Personnel
CILarli¢ Arraloon
Glenn Srubbs
Malcolln Nicbola5
Director
Dq7uty DitfGtor
H￿1th Outrea¢h Team
MaDag¢r
HK &Admin Manager
Resettlement Mallager
Huslttl Mat￿£¢r
Fulldrai5iTrg and Relationship
Manager
Janc Nulty
Cl￿e Fox
My¢all Ebat)ks
Ian Wilkins
Secretary
Mt M Bolton
Charlty number
1048919
CompaDy Dvmber
03048461
Registered office
1-7 Station R¢JAd
Crawlcy
W¢5t Su$sex
RHIO IFrr
Audltor
Richard Placc Dobso￿ S¥ivi¢¢s Limited
1-7 Station lio&d
Crawley
Ivest Sussex
RHIO IHT

CRAWLEY OPEN HOUSE
CONTENTS
Poge
Chairmart's statethent
TtU5terA' rrport
Stai¢m¢nt ofT*ust¢¢$' re8poll$ibiliti¢s
Independent Auditoi's ttport
9- 11
Statement of fillancial acttvili¢s
12- 15
Balance sheet
16
Staietnent of cash flows
Notc3 to the financial statctncntS
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CRAWLEY OPEN HOUSE
CHAIRMAN'S STATEMENT
FOR THE YEAR EIVDED 31 MARCH2021
This y¢ar's annual report shaws our3takcholdcrs how we have perfomLed ovcr tbe Last yw. as w¢ cotttittite our work ensUr1￿E cl¢&r
ggvernallce alld valuc in all w¢ do.
D￿*pit£ the ecottomjic unceilaitjty alld challenges that the Covid-19 palldeD]ÉG preseuled thmEighout tbe year, I delighted to rcportthat
our perfomiance throUp￿0UL 202012021 has againbeen st¥ong.
If we collld dedicate this past year to any group it would again b¢ theNHS andk¢y workers wlu> have continued to support th¢ natioii
during the palldemic. IV¢ areproud to WOTk alongside the key getvices and ￿teful for their help with our clients. staIfand friettds.
Throughout 202012021 we continued to invL*t in ow properties to drive the necessary service ohanges for th¢ futurc. You will s¢¢ inside
this repoit hoiv w¢'vc Éprtht oui in¢ome on improving and mainl8ititng our services to lh¢ tL]ne of 0￿[ £1 ts]illitsn ivhich is a major
investD]ent for w3.
WEth shop8 Clos￿ and mor¢p¢tsple shopping onlinc, 2020 saw a mov¢ to onlitL¢ FundiaESitLg for w and a mu¢h wider, tnore diverse,
group of loyal fimdraisers nd supporte￿. We are ever gratefvl for tb¢ support we gct atsd it sccms ivord of CraTrvl¢y Open HO￿Se 15 JJOW
sprc&dirtg much ￿rt￿cr aficld tknati just the local coM￿￿tilty-
Th2s repoit is dLsi¥ncd to show how our mOEiey is spcut. hoiv we Jre p¢rfo¥mittg compared lo years and dcmonstrat¢ ¢)ur overall
fIna￿cial governance. I hope you find the report and accounts informatiyc.
Janie5 Ab
Chairman
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RichaTd Plare DobsoJJ
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TRUSTEES, REPORT (INCLUDING DIRECTORS, REPORT)
FOR THE YEAR E2YDED 31 MARCH2021
Thc Trustees p￿ent their report a￿1 accollttls forthe year ended 31 MaKh 2021.
The accounts have beell prepared irn acCord￿l¢e with the 8C¢OVlltillg policies set out in note I to the aceoullts and ¢oJnply
with the tbarity's ￿emOTandUrn and aiticles of assiKiation. the CornpaDJes Act 2006 and thc St&tetLent ofRecoJnmenthd
Pi'aclice,"Accoulltin8 attd R¢p(Irting by Chariti¢S" 15sued Maidi 2005.
Objettlves and attivitiÈs
Purposes And gtms
Th¢ Truslccs rcview the aims, objcctivcs and activjtics Df the cbaTÈty each year. Tbis report looks at the achiev¢meDts and
out¢ome$ th¢ ctlaiity t￿5 nTrode thTougli this r¢portEng period. The Trustees Teport the Success of each key activity and the
b¢ll¢fits the charity has bruu¥hl lo peuple that it ig sei vp to help. The revieiv also helps tEL¢ TtU8tE¢5 ¢llSUT¢ th¢ cliaritys
aiKll5, object1￿5 alld actLVkties ￿tlled focused ott its stsledpurp05C8.
About CrAsvley Open Hou$e
Crawley OPED l.Iouse started ils jOUTn¢y ill 1982 svheD doors fttst opened otk a PEOjCCt in Spencers Road knowtt as tb¢
Crawley Comtnullity Resources Cenlre. Ill the wittter of 1990 wc delivcrcd our first ovetDight accnmmodation piDYiding
etD¢Tgen¢y cold weaiber beds to those tbat were sl¢eping rough. lo 1994 we launch a pennanenl bosl¢l instead of a
temporary ¢old weather 5hcltci. Portakabins once used to house tullstllELtiun IYQTker5 building the chamiel tunnel w¢tc
convcrtcd to providc twclvc sittglc four double TOOrnS plus all office, a shower, a toil¢t and a lauDdry block In 1996,
th¢ hostcl and resourcc celltre merge to fonn Crawley Open House.
SirLce thes¢ trdrly days we have grOTr￿ lo provid¢ accon)modation, SLIPPDrt and serytt¢s foi. thosc in the Crawley ar¢#
suffcrillg thc cffccts of homclcssttcss, Utitmploymcnl, loneliii&%E, disGrimination, or other fomis of so¢i41 exclusion. This
ha8th't ¢baDg¢d QUT 5UPPOI't ts available lo atiyone in need, al￿ catt sometimes bc as little as a mcal or fr¢litLg b5t¢n¢d
The Tn]stees have paid due i¢LTard to ¥uidattcc issucd by the Charity Commt5SLOll ill d¢Giding what activities the charity
should ￿lldertake.
A¢hl¢vements attd perforrnance
The la$i year bas b¢¢n ¢tkalleDgillg for everyorne alld ijone more so thatk the homeless comttiutiity and the gri)WEIig
presS￿re8 the local community fa¢cd in tbc ￿ldst of th¢ global pandejnic. On top of oui. nomjal s¢tviGes wt I￿ve had to
adapt to ways of ivorking and changts in our provisAOll to n)artag¢ whatever transpired wtth the C(Ivid-19 ptobl¢rns.
Biverside House
The hostel and day ¢enire ai Rivttside House 1$ the heart of Craivley Opell Housc where we hav¢ oui. 24 bcd I￿ste1 and
operate a 7 day-a-lveek day cenlw. The ddy ¢¢iitr¢ offers ill¢xpensive food, liot dtinks attd sbel¢ei' ¢0 every visitoi.. In
addition. it offtrs g¢ll¢ral advice, hoiising aiid reselllctnvnl suppoil, m6ntal hcaltb alld subsla#ce misw¢ 511PPQIt and
¢OUn5¢11in& &5 w¢ll as & visiting doGlor, chKropodisl hairdresscr.
DiIring the pandetnic. the Goverlltllent's 'Everyone tll, scheme saiv te￿POrary acco]nmodalion offered to aAyon¢
sleepillg roiigh so that tb¢y ¢otild s¢lf-is(Ilaie artd stay at 'hom¢' duri1￿ lockdoiviis. The ma￿Xe[￿all and Trustees
the ditricult d¢cision to close our Day Centre during this tim¢ tQ stay witbin tli¢ r¢coEnmendcd Covid-19 Euid¢lines. Th&t
did not ]lle8ts that we stoppcd offciiiig oiir siipport. Durillg tbis tiine, we worked with oihei. aget]cies to help distiibule
over 40,000 Tneals lo those ]n ueed at￿ enable people in need to stay safe. We also Tnoved our sUPPOrt to the available
]neans and piovided a large amount of support appoilltments by t¢l¢phono. and where possible by video call.
The occiipancy of the hostel ag&in ex¢eeded 990/￿ and it IS Sad that w¢ hsve to ttjrn aivÉ2y xequeslg for a loom cvery day
b¢¢au5e we are fidl. Over the ye&r ive provided hostel accommodation foi 116 people ivho would otherwise have beEll
hom¢los5.
Ive allach great importance to helpiiig clTents find ￿Ore penllarlent accommodatioll suit4blc to theiL' needs, And rfuti￿g the
year ive were able to iEsettl¢ 58 in this Ivay. It was encouragillg lo see 49D/o of Ibe hDStel tesidEtils SUC￿SSfUllY moved on
to longer temi accommodalion. ThÈ$ is slightly down OD last year due to pcople stayillg lotjgei. in Ihc hostel as a
Oll5¢quellc¢ of the pandemic.
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OR THE YE4R ENDED 31 MARCH 2021
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Providillg Jjjove-on acconunodatloll 15 a k¢y part of our woÈ* to help people move su¢¢e$sfully trLto loog-term, 5ecute
reated accollunodJtioTr.
This year we op¢ned out Tr6w Laillg rooms a$ a ttew first stage Ellove-oll (ytion. Tbe cishi individual bedrix>ms, with
shar¢d laviTJg aTeas, are a ivay of alloiving people to build on the PTogr¢ss they've Én OUL. h05tcl. With 5UPPQrt itk
pla¢¢ to etxcourage p￿p[C to live more iDd¢p¢ud¢Dtly we are able to offer increased freedom at￿ piivilegcs to our LaitLg
residents. Tbi5 first stage iN¢reases Ilke chances Ihat rcsidents are Jbl¢ to thrive iyhen oftered an opportunity tD take up
bed itl one of oui" $ectsnd sla8e. community based. ￿0ve-O[L houses.
Wc also WQTk¢d this year lo grow our portfolio of Second stage move-on bouscs iviih th¢ addition of two neiv bouses
bringinK lul81 to five. Across tlieK five houses iv¢ are tjow able to offer twenty-tbTee TODrnS at an affordable reut to
people looking to move forward illto long-tcrm, secure. illdependent liTriTrg atkl work
At this point, move-on accomrllod&tiOn 8nd givillg pEople IhL skills th¢y fjced to PE¢VCllt th¢m ir￿mIng to homclcssn¢s5
iti Ihe future is a corn¢istonc to our ivork. We now have almost as nially MOV￿0￿ bcds as we do h05tel bed5 which ts a
rexnarkable aGhieve￿e￿t aTxI rcpivdents our c0tnmit￿¢nl to both lotsg-tenn and short-tCiTh 501utioiJs foi people in need.
Outre#¢h Team
Outreach, i.¢., act1￿[Y gosng out into the com2nullity to find, identify and support those who ar¢ sleepirtg rougb.
continues to be ￿￿pOrtant part of oui work. . We were delighted to secure Tenewed funding frotTr Craivlcy Borou
Coun¢il for our Outreach-Irarn which will alltsiv us to coRitioii¢ to dcliv¢r this valuable work to th¢ most vuiD¢r4bl¢ LII
our community.
Resettlement Outreheh
This team works witj) people who aT¢ iti &¢commodation but who are ai risk of losittg their liousing for what6Yer reason.
Clients mkgbt A2av¢ a shurt-1er￿ cT]sis, ur x longer-tem] iSSU¢, 41lld neeil help with issues siich as food whverty, fjnancial
iijsecuiity. allti50¢ial behavior and a lack of independent living %kill%. Many of thcsc siknations would deleriordlc quickly
and in homclcssllGSS Without support to kecp tbings oil track. This t¢aD] have a proven track ￿COrd of eaTIy
inlerventioijs that have pr¢v¢nled so1]￿ne vulnerable fro￿ becomitkg homeless in th¢ r￿St plac¢ athd, Js 1$ commojjly
said, prevention is unduiibiedlybetter tlkan cur¢
RichattE Place Dobsoll
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Fundrgi5ingActiviti
An ithcredibly bi￿ad variety of individuals, scl)ools, eompawes, Twsts. pla¢¢s of worsbip community vr8ani5ation5
Supp[￿ our WOTk SIllODg those experienring horn¢lessness locally, and this Ye￿ W¢1$ diffei¢nt. There are hundr¢ds of
good causes worthy of help, alld we are so gtateful that $0 many pcoplc orlce ag&in chosc to giyc us their money} time,
donation5 in killd alld expertlse. There are loo to n)enlion sp¢¢ifiGallyi a hug¢ iha]Q you to eaclTr atLd every Line
ot th¢m.
11 ha5 b¢en a lougb clin]at¢ foi. fundraising in this year ravaged by tILe Covid-19 palldemtc. especially locally ivitb tbe
severe econtsEnic doivlltttrn affeclitig OÈwley 2nd Gahvick Airport d￿spi.opol1iottate]y. Wt wually g¢¢ teirific support
from locat ctsn]munity activities sucb as choir perfom)an¢¢s, bake salc5. cyclc rides. church events, open xariletss and
juttTrble Sales, but sadly thes¢ hnve by an(1 larg¢ just Dot hap￿￿ed this ytar. We have therefo￿ had to adapt where we put
our ellergies attd time, and ive have doiie È lot more TnT51 applicatÈons aml virtllal evellls.
Last y¢&r wt W¢￿ d¢lighted to Teceive £310,600 in dollatiojjs, compared with £332,900 2019-2020. Cash donations in
the year ivere higEker (han in 2019-2020. but food donations were much lower and volunteer tiu]e Ivas Dil b￿ause of tbe
re5trictioJ]s ]m￿>s¢d by Covid-19.
0￿r l iu 1000 regular givin¥ sCh£￿e continu&% lo perform well, Iviih over 340 people $igtt¢d up to give rnotlthly
dollations of vaiying atnounts. Wc art so ￿2t¢ruI &s this really helps us with our loAgcr-tcrm planjjing and budgeiing> aod
contittues to be 2 major focus for u*
Major Cifts
vf the bigbliKhls of our year ivas tr> receive fvndillg from the Naliortal Lotteiy COM￿u￿lty Fund toiyards tbe
rellovation and ruJ]ning Costs of the new Re8ouree Centre. Their total fi￿di￿g is £426,300 bti)kell dowtt into £71,400
towards thc capital costs. alld £118.300 cacb ycar for 3 ycars toivaTdE the slaff and TunniDg costs. Wc are 80 grateful for
thi$ enomous ¢ndors¢tn¢nt of our work alld plans, to tvcryone who plays the Lotteryl
ID May 2020 w¢ iEceived a grant which ellablcd us to go ahead and butld the 8 move-oll rooms above the hostel - att
amazEn¥ly ¥¢tterous £125,000 fro￿ th¢ JOI￿) Laitig Charitablc Tnjsl. Laillg.% had EuppDrted COH way back ill the 90$
with fill￿n¢t￿l &ttd pr&cttCdl support, and th¢y likcd thc fact that th¢ir investment our work back then had b¢lpcd
grow into the Charity we are today. In rccognition of Ihcit huge help the upst*iTs r001115 bave been natned 'The LaI￿g
Roo￿5,.
Other major donors this year towanls the Resouree CeDtre building ¢osts w£r6 B&CE Ltd, Thc Batchworth Trnst, B&Q
Fouodation. ￿all¢S L¢ivis Fouijdation, Mahoro Tnjst alld Tbe G&K Boyes Ttust. The net result of all the dollations is
that virLually all Ihe fEJndin8 is ntriv in place for this exriting project.
A second-hand ￿0P[e catri¢r ivas purchased io help transport residettls attd clients to their appoitLt]neDts this year, and it
Ivas thlly paÈd for by the MCKS Cbaritable Fouttdalion artd tkn¢ proceeds of our 2.6 Chall¢iig¢ ID May 2020.
Sometimes it is harder to filld futtdiug foi. our day to day salarjcs and tllEWillg Wsls Ibgn %pecific piDjects al￿ items, so
Y¢ iv6re hiig¢ly grat¢ful foi largG corfrfuiiding giatlts gifts fromi Three Oaks Trnst (out longest Slandit)g Trust
paJ'tn¢r}, Waitros¢, lan Askeiv Cliarilable Trusl CGG Ltd, Vail WiUiaTS]s, The Albert Hunt Trnst, CarpeJJteY Box, Unitc
Tb¢ Union, Hetm¢s Ltd, Albert Vall Den B¢Tgh Iru5t, Total Gas & Poiver, Jnvati Mitchell. Skn'ptoll Buildin8 Society,
Longley Tru8t, ITW Conslwcliott and Sussex Police amottgsi ttY4ny Othe￿$.
Ollc 8ilv¢r lining of the Covid-19 Gri5is was that thcre ivas a raft of 'emtr¥ency' fU]￿ing available foi. charitics to apply
for from staliit()ry and other agen¢ies. We ivere pl¢Ascd lo r¢c¢iv6 laL'g¢ Su8scx Cojnmunity Foundatioll.
Nalional Loltery CoEnmullily Fund's Covid- 19 Crisis Fund, Clothivorkeis. FoUl￿ation. Crawlcy Borough CouJJcil, Vin¢i
FouDdalioD, Aisbitt Foiindation aDdTesco.
M&ny of the gifts givcii to us are ill kind
Yc have bad extraordinary donatious ol b¢ddiDg* 51¢eping bags, food,
toiletries, dog food, clothing and all sorts of oihei. ess¢Dti815 fr02]] ￿Ople &s diverse as The l.Iygiene Bal￿, DuneltD,
NaTrdo's, Motrisons, thc Ma51ei Frycr Pound Hill, FaTeshare, Gahvick Airport. EVM, Infigo Sofliv#r¢, Ro￿¢5￿
Rallganathan, sig￿atU￿ AvÉalion, Saillsburys, Eizza Hul, Grcggs alld tbe Co Op, amongst hiindrcds of others.
Our fTiends al Control Energy Cosig Ltd iii Redhill hav¢ mOT]aged and paid all the utility bills at kiv¢rside House a£aill
thi8 year. amoullted to aiouAd £12,000 and we are masgively gral¢fvl for th¢it ongoillg siipport its this way.
Ra¢bar(I Pl¥¢¢ Dobson
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Events
We weJE forced to postPOll¢ s¢verdl pla￿￿ed filttdraising eYen15, iticluding our inaugural clwity g(>lf day attd our
Énvolvement with Run Gahvick.
W¢ held our r￿st major'virtual. event iti May 2(r20 called th¢ 2.6 Challenge, driven by social media and email marktling.
ArOu￿d 40 diff¢r¢nt people took part ill a range of cbaElengc5, and over £IO.000 was raised as well as a lot of profile.
Our 4th annual footgolf twmam¢nt look place ill Sept¢mb¢r, attended by 18 kams from local compani¢s at￿ COM￿U￿1¢Y
groups. li as USUdl a ajid prodi￿tlY¢ evening, ￿eetIng friends new and old, and wc raised around £2.000. Thajjks
As ever to tiattviGk *ootgolf for IK>51iLg us so generously.
Oiii most su¢¢essful ¢vent in t¢tThs of TaE¥in¥ inutkoy was our'sleepout At Home, in Novetnber. Over 60 people slcpl out
for a tsiglit ill th¢tr 8bed8, kitchens. gardens, garages or anywhere exccpt thcir bed. Wc had p8rti¢ipants from sevcral
cO￿panIC5, alld our youttgcst P8rticipallt was 7 Jnd the oldest 921 Agaiih it wa5 dtiveD via 80¢ial media alld emuil
communiealiojjs with our supporter databa5¢. Over £17.0(X) w&s Taised, with 570 IIidÈvidual dollois supporting Iheir
famsly and friends on Ib¢ JUs1Giv￿¥ plaif(>iin alone.
SuJD]llary
It rotnains a competitÉvc 'mark¢t' for chariti¢$ locally, witb several exc¢ll¢E2¢, laig¢ ivell-resourced orgaTri$81i¢)n$
operating nearby in Crawlty alld S￿$sex. It 1% somctimcs hard to compete with Ibeir rcach, but maTLy pcopl¢ lik¢
5UPPOrting smallcr. it1de￿tt￿enl, local charities such as Craivl¢y Open House, co￿815t¢￿tEY dtliYttTÈllg tallgibl¢, life-
gnging acwllllnodatii)n amd 5llPPOrt for those ExpetieDL1￿¥ liumelessll¢5s alld poverty tsver Ihe decades. People know
that th¢ vas1 ￿j￿[lIY of at)ythillg th¢y giv¢ goes straight tOW8rd5 our front-line work. Wc will cOnti￿￿C to work hard to
look atter and grow thi5 wonderful %upportivc community JrouDd us, who allow us lo continug out vital work.
Fln#n¢lAI positio
DurÈng lh¢ year Ihc charily had net incoEning resources of £503,398, {2020'. £257,262). This high level of nel iDco]x*e
r¢fle¢t$ the very generou5 r¢spot15¢ ol$upporters to tbe Covid-19 pand¥1￿£ togeiher wsth a reductioll som¢ ¢xpeoses
following Ibc tempuT3ry Llusure ofih¢ day c6ntrc. It also weflecis tbe impact on the financial %tDt¢mcnls of dcvclopm¢llt
activity during the year, wheir restrÉGted gaDls used for the developments are recogttiged IE) incomc but d¢velopment
¢xpenditute is capitalis¢d.
Reserves policy
It 15 the policy of the Ch￿rIty to ￿￿]ntain unrestricted fuDds to Cover three to Six Enonth5' uiir¢slriGt¢d ¢xpenditure. As at
3 1st March 2021. tjnrestrieted fund5 wer¢ al th¢ top of this lange. The Trustees tottsider Ibis lo be ali appropriat¢ l¢v¢l or
r¢serv¢s given the fin&n¢ial pressur¢ on the IoLal authorities alld olh¢r O￿a￿lS￿li0￿S from which w¢ Teceive a iar¥e parl
of our funding.
It is the poticy of tlie rh8rity lo hold a desigllaled fi￿d io a level repr&senting the value of the o¢¢upied property.
As at 31 MJr¢h 2021, the ¢haTity addEd a ￿rther £150,000 to th¢ desigrtated created to hclp ll)c¢t th¢ ¢ost of its
redevclopment platL5. It al80 created a designated fvnd of £205,000 lo fa¢ilitalc th¢ puirha$e of ark addition2i l Move-o
property. S￿aller designated funds are held as cyclical maintenance fi￿{lI for the le&8ed Move-ou houses 8Thd Ihe neiv
Laing Move-on room8.
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CO￿d-19
The Trustees Fmvc giv¢Tr ¢onsid¢rntion to the Charities SORP {'StatcJnent of Rcconune￿d¢d Pr&ctice'} Committee's advice
ift its publicution 'lmplications of COVID-19 Control Measur¢s Charity Financial Reporting, a*d to the iisks arisiog
as a ￿SUIt of Il)¢ coion&viws palld¢mi¢. The Charity 18 actively monttorijjg attd Ènana8ing the situatioll &s Rt develops. We
have adapl¢d OilT opeta*iolls aDd cottsidcr ihat the Charity has adequate re86rve8 COmEnitted fLtture gtaDlS froD]
sllpp)rtiv¢ solvent funders.
The Tn￿1¢¢$ hdve examined the tnajorstrdtegic, business and OP¢TatioDal Tisks which the cbaiity facts and CDnfimi th8t
5yslems are eslablishcd io coabl¢ yegular r¢p￿lS to be prodlleed so that tse necessary steps can be (akcn to1¢&sen these
ri5k%.
Plans foy the FuturL'
Wc hav¢ 3 key proj¢¢l$ ¢annarked fot the year ahead. In pllrticular order, we want toll) comple(e th¢ r6novalioD of our2
units on StcphcnsoJJ Way into thc llcw Rc80urce Centre,12) grow our portfolio of second st4Lge Jnove-on bouses and13)
complete tEie application pioc&85 and a¢hi¢v¢ Registered Provider status.
We will ¢ttdeaYour to reillstate the service5 th￿ have halt¢d dutiDg tbc Covid-19 pand¢mic and as alway8 adapt to tlie
"ttcw nonnal" tbat w¢ tiow find oui8¢lves liV￿g with.
SlruL'Éur4 governance and managemellt
The rharity is a company limited by guaixntee. does not h2ve shalt capital attd was iticow)tated OJJ 21 April 1995. The
Tn￿tteS l Directors are appoiDted at tb¢ 4nthii&l g¢neral meeting or during the year at TNstees' meetEngs.
Crnwley Open House bas charitable status and its ohatity r¢gtstration nujnbet 1$ 1048919.
TknTrusl¢¢s, who are also the directors for thepurpose of company law, aod wbo served during the year &re=
James Abdtyol
RichaTd BU￿rtt
Michael Bolto
Clor¢ Hiley
Sue Miles
Lesley Copus
Harlyll Colliiis
Iall CoUitJ%
Jobtt Higgills
Stephen Joycc
Nigel Box&ll
Babak Jalaei
Dr Elizabcth Walker
Henrietta Bennett
Sara Heald
BalYiDd¢r Ahluwalta
Gabi'iellc Fi¢ld
Cbair
Resigned 30 Mv4y 2021
Rcsiglled 21 Aptil 2021
R¢$ign¢d 12 June 2020
Resigned 13 May 2020
RCSig￿cd 14 July 2020
Appoint¢d 16 Marrb 2021
Appointed 16 March 202E
Appointed 25 March 2021
Appoitilcd 16 March 2021
Appotnl¢d 16 MorGh 2021
AppoEnt¢(T 16 Mar¢h 2021
Richard Place Dob80rt
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CRAWLEY OPEN HOUSE
TRUSTEES, REPORT IINCLUDING DIRECTORS, REPORT) (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH2021
This Icport bos bccn prEpated in ar¢oTdaD¢¢ witll th¢ Ststement of Recotnmended PractEce, A¢coulltiJg and reporting by
Charitics"
issued in March 2005 and in accordance with the special provisions of part 15 of tho CompAni¢5 Aci ¥elating
to small entltses.
Disclosui'e of informAtion to auditor
Each of the Trustees lias coDfllM]ed that theTC is no infonnatiou of which th¢y #1¢ awar¢ ivhi¢b 18 relevattt to the audit. but
of whith the auditor is unaw3te. Tbey have fiirtber confmed Iljat (hey have taken appropriat¢ steps to id¢trtify such
rel¢vant inf0m￿tIO0 atMI to establtsh Ibat the auditors are awa￿ of SiiGh infoJThation.
Th¢ Tr￿Slee$ report was appwved by the Board of Y￿SteeS.
JamesAb
Trustee
Dated..
ool (ChfiirmAn}
Ri¢bard Place Dobso
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CRAWLEY OPEN HOUSE
STATEMENT OF TRUSTEES, RESPONSIBILITIES
FOR TIIE IEAR ENDED 31 MARCH2021
Company laiv [Cquir￿ the TNst¢¢s to PE¢par¢ accounts for each fI￿anCial year which give a tiue and faÉr view of the
IMril&ble coJnpaAYs slate of affa￿8 at th¢ cnd of the year aÈth of its incon)¢ atLd¢xpcndiÉurc for that period.
In preparing those accounts, th¢ Twstees are required to..
s¢l¢ct suitablB aG¢ounting policies and then apply them ¢ortsi$lently'
- mak¢ judgements and estimates that are reasollablt alld ptud¢iJÉ'
- state whether applicable at¢ourtiing slattdards have been frFllowed. subject to ally matsiial d¢paTtur&8 disclosed atLd
¢Aplain¢d th6 awounts"
prepare the acco￿￿¢5 OU tb¢ going concern basis iinlcss it is inappropriate io presuTne that the ebaritable company will
continue itt buginess.
The Tiuste¢s are respollsibl¢ for keeping proper accounting recoTth whi¢h di.%close with reasonable accuracy at atty time the
rinancia] position of thc cha¥itablc compatty alld to ¢08ble them 10 eA%￿re tbat Ibe accoullts comply with th¢ COtnpaD]￿ AGt
2006. They are also respo￿$1b1¢ for safegvarding the assets of the eharitable CoMpa￿Y h¢rtte fot (2k5ttg re8sonAble steps
forthe prev￿￿0]1 and d¢i¢Liivn of fraud ziid oth¢r irr¢gulariti¢s.
Richi& rd Place Dobson
page 8

CRAWLEY OPEN HOUSE
INDEPENDEiYf AUDITOR'S REPORT
TO THE TRUSTEES OF CRAWLEY OPEN HOUSE
op1￿10￿
W¢ have audited the financial statcmenls of Crawlcy Open House (the '¢harity') fijr tbe year ended 31 March 2021 whicb
comprÉs¢ tb¢ 5tyt¢m¢nt of finatt¢ial i¢tiviti¢s, th¢ balattee sheet, the statement of casb flow5 the notes io the fjnatttial
slatements, including significant accouiiling policies. The f￿all¢la1 rcporting fram¢work that has been applied iti their
preparation is applicable law and United Kingdotll Accounting Stattdards, includillg FRS 102 rhe Finaiicial R¢poTting
Stand41.dopplicrtble tn ihe UKttktdRÉpLibiie oflpgland (United Kingdom GenerallyAcccpted AGroutttiDg Practi¢¢).
tn our opillion, ttL¢ fU￿ncial 5tatGllKnts'.
give a true alld f&ir view of the st&te of the thatitable compatxys tffairs as at 31 March 2021 8fLd of its irLco￿]ng
IE$our¢eg and applicatiotj oftesources, foi. tbe year tlkett ended,.
h*v¢ be¢n pTop¢ily prepared iti act￿￿￿￿te witb UnilLd Kin¥dotn GcncrallyAccept¢dAccountiDgPra¢ticc" a￿d
h&v¢ been pi¢par¢d ID acGoidanc¢ with ttL¢ f¢quiF¢tneThts of the Coanpatties Act 2006.
Ba$l$ for opknion
W¢ conduGted ollr audil iti 2ccordallce willx International Slandards on Auditing (UK) OSAS (L￿()) 8tKI Jppli¢abl¢ laiv. Our
respotssibitities ullder those slalldards are further d¢sGTibed in the AuditOT'S rc5pnttsibilities for thc a￿dit of the finajjcial
Stat¢￿¢￿t& 5¢ctioti of oiir report. We a¢ independenl of Ibe charity in accoixlatice ivith the ethical requircmeDts that a
rel￿SIlt to our audit of the ffinatt¢i&l statemettls in Ibe UK, illcludiE]g the FRC'S Ethical Slandard, dtk(I we have [u￿lI1Ld our
other cthical responsibilities accordance ivith these requiretnents. We believe that the audit evsdence we have obtsitied is
5uffiGient apPi￿￿1a(£ to proYidE a basis for Dur opinion.
CuDdu$Aon$ r¢lgtlng to golmg eoneern
Ill auditing the financial Sial¢mettts, we have collcluded that the Trustees, of the going collrerD basi5 of accounting in the
pr¢pardti(In of the fjLaJJcial state￿ents is appropriate.
Based Éhe work we haye pcifortncd, Ivc have ttol idcnlificd any matcrial ullcertailltie5 It14titJg to evertlg oi. condition8
Ibat, individually or collectively, may c&sl sigllificallt doubt ott tbc ¢harity's ability to ¢onlinu¢ as a 8otstig cofftjcern for
ri(xi of at Icasttt¥elv¢ months from when the flljanciai statements aye authoriscd For issue.
Oui r¢5porn%ibilitÉe$ dnd the responsibilities of the Trustees witb respect to going Co￿¢e￿￿ are de￿ilL￿d in the ￿levant
SPLtions of this r¢poit.
Other liJform&tio
The other infotmatioll compriscs the inforniation included in the annual rqK>rt othcr tban the fin4ft¢1AI s121ement$ and our
auditor's report tbereon. Ibe Truste¢5 are T¢£pnnsihlB foi tb6 other infnmiation cortlaincd iviihill thc aJJnual rcport. Oi
opinion on tknc fiiiaThcial slat¢m¢ttts doe$ not cover the other infonnation and ive do not expr¢5s ally form of as5uraDc¢
conclusion tbei¢on. Oiir r¢spott$ibility is to read the ottier Infon￿￿tiOn and. doiNg so. oonsider whethei the olhct
itifotn]ation is materially inconsisleDt with th¢ fllwi¢ial statemetsts or our knowledge obtained in the course ofthe audit, OT
otherwise appeal's to be materially misstated. If Ive identify such material in¢ollsistell¢ics or #pparetst maierial
mi5Stattm¢rtts, Ive are reqiiired to det¢miTne whetli¢r this gives rise to a ￿at¢￿IllI Thisstat¢m¢nt in lh¢ fmallcial statejnents
themselves. If, bascd on th¢ WO￿ WE have perfonned, we conclude that thcrt is a mattrial misstate￿¢￿t of tbEs other
i]Jformation. we are re4Utred to report that facL
We have iiothillg 10 I6POtt ill thi5 r¢¥#rd.
M#ltei'$ on ivbitll ive are required to report by exccption
We have nolhittg to report in respect of thc folloivillg rnJtt¢*$ in relation to which the Charities (Accounts and Reports)
Regulations 2008 irquit¢ us lo r¢portto you If, in our opiiiion..
the ijthrmation given in th¢ finAttci*l slalements &s illconsistent any materkal respect with tli¢ T￿StePS, l¢POrt,' or
sufficiellt a¢¢ouiiling records have not been kept,. or
the financial stalcmenls ar¢ not ill agre¢tn¢ut ivith the a¢counling records. or
Ye b8V¢ TLOt received all the infomation alld explallation5 we muir¢ for OLir &lldil.
Rich2rdPl3ce Dobson
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CRAWLEY OPEN HOUSE
INDEPENDENT AUDITOR'S REPORT (CONTINUED)
TO THE TRUSTEES OF CRAWLEY OPEN HOUSE
RespoD5ibiIities of TTiIStCE5
As cxplailled Jnorc fvlly ITr the 6tttt¢m¢nt of Trusle¢s' responsibilities, th¢ Ttust¢¢s, who at¢ Also th¢ dir¢¢tors of tli¢ ¢haYity
for the putpost of compatty laiv, are rttw>ttsible for the preparation of the financial statemettts and for bciog saiasfjed that
Ibey giv¢ a tru¢ aiid fair view, and for such illt£ttLal conliol as tb¢ TTU5tees detetmi]]¢ i5 lle¢CS5ary to ¢nabl¢ the pr¢parotiOD
tsf fjwdncial sl2tenJenls th2t are free fronj material misslatert)en¢ wbeiber due to fraud or error. Its preparing the fjiiancial
stalements, the Trnstees arc rcspotisible for asses51ng tbe cbarity's ability to CODtit]ue as a going collccrn, disclosi￿& as
applicable. matt￿8 r¢latcd to going collccrn and using the gosng concern basis of accouThting Ullle5S tkn¢ Tru&tee$ ¢i¢h¢r
iDt¢nd to liquidate the ¢horitabl¢ Company oi. to cease operaliolls, or h&ve no realistic alternative biit to do so.
Audltor 5 re5ponsihilities for the &udlt of the finAncial 5tY1tc￿e￿ts
W¢ have been appointed as auditor under 5eGtion 145 of th¢ Chariti¢s Act 2011 and r¢port ill arcord&aG6 Iviih th¢ Act 4nd
T¢lE￿llt t6gul&tlOOS o]ad¢ or baviDg effwt tb¢r¢un&r.
Our objectives are lo obiaio reasonable as5urallce about wbethcr tkne finallcial statCDJcnts a8 a wbole are frcc frotll ￿￿terial
]W5Stalemeul, wbcther du¢ to fraud or ¢rtoi. #lld to issue an auditoi's rew>rt that in¢lwkÉ our opinioll. Reosonable assuran¢¢
is a high level of assuianct biit Is not a gu£ltanlcc Ihal an audit colldllctcd in accoYdanLC with ISAS (iJK) will &lways dciccl a
maler￿at missfalemettt ivhen it exists. MÉsslatemellts can aiise from frhud or ¢rroT 8Jd ar6 con8id¢trd malcrial Ef, individually
or in th¢ aggregatr. they ¢ould irasonably be exFcted to lE￿Uettee the economic decisio]]s uf users on tbe basis of
these finan¢ial statements.
JtTcgularities, iE)cludiiJg fraud, aT¢ instanc¢s of noL-complian¢e wfftth laivs and rcgELlatious. Wc d¢sigu prorcdur¢5 in lin¢ witb
our responsibilities. ouilined above, Lo delecl n]a(etiai tllisslalY]neDts respeLI ofitrexuldTilies, includittg fralld. The extent
io which out pro¢ediiE¢S ar¢ ¢apabl¢ of del¢¢tittg irregularilies, illcliidillg traud, is detailed beloiv.
Irr¢gularitie5, incli￿l￿g fraud, gr¢ iD8tallC¢S of DoD-COtnplianr¢ with law5 atLd regiilalEons. Tb¢ obl￿tlY¢S of Qui audit ar¢ to
obtain sufficient appTOPtiate dudil ¥vidence ￿g￿[dIng cotnpliaThcL with laws atsd rcgulaliotts Ihdl bave a Ilireel cffcci un the
detetmination ot material &mounls di8closur¢s in the financial Statements, to perfom] audit procedures to help identify
instanccs of non-¢omplianc¢ ivith other laws and r¢giil#tiotJS th8t may hav¢ a msterial effect ott the fknartti￿I Statements, and
to 16spoDd wproptialcly to id¢lltificd or susp¢cl¢dnon-¢omplian¢e with laivs and i'egulal2on8 identified durirtg the audit.
In relaliott to fr&ud. tbe objectives of our audit aTe to idenltfy and assess the risk of material Thi5slatem¢nt of the fTnancial
stat¢￿¢llts due to fraud, 10 obtain suFficient appropriate audit evidence reg2rditiE the &ssessed risks of thaterial
In185tgicm¢nts due lo frdii4 through desigttiJJg and itDpleAnelltiJg appropriale re8poDses alld to respond appropriately lo fraud
or suspeclcd fraud identif1￿ durtt]g tbe audit.
Hoivever it is the priJJJary responsibility of management, with the oyeysighi of those charged with goyemance, to en￿11"¢ that
th¢ ettlity's opcrdtions are conduLt¢d ac¢ordan¢¢ with th¢ provisiorts of laws and ￿gUla1]Un$ and for the prevention and
detection of fraud.
ttt Èdentifying and assessing th¢ rish of rnal¢iial Ini5Statem¢nt it) r¢5pect of itr¢gularitL¢S, iDGludillg fraud. tb¢ audit
eJgagemtnt team made emquiiies of ffjaiiagemenl, and those cbar¥ed ivith ¥DvcTIiatscc, regarding the prtrccdurts rtlatitLg ta
identifying, evalliating atid complyÉng with.,
l. laws and tr￿11￿tiOnS a*d ivhether tbey were aW￿E of ally instsnces of n00-co￿p]lattce,.
2. d¢t¢ding and r¢sFK>Dding ¢0 the Tisk8 of fixud and ivhether they have kJJowledge of any a¢￿￿1, su8pecled or alleged
the illtemal controls established to mitigat¢ ti5ks relat￿ to fraud 01 uoD-GoD]plién¢¢ witb law5 aud ￿gulatE0Iis,.
As a result of these proccduirs we consider IIIB 11105t sigllificalll llivs and reBulatioDs that havB a direct i]npact the
fJnaDcial slat¢m¢nis are FRS 102. Getjeral Data Protection Rcgulatiojks, Cojnpanies Act, Charities Act 2011, Charittes
Slal¢Theut of Recommended Praclice and employment laiy r¢gii1at￿oTr5. We PEifornied aiidit piv¢ediires to detect t10￿-
Lompliallce, which niay have a tnat6rial impact on Ihe financial datemeiil3. These iAcluded revielving ffinJll¢ial slat¢ttt¢rnt
disclosurcs HDd ¢valuatlDg advice received frorn cxtemal ddvisots. Their ivcrc no sig*ifJ¢&nt lalvs and r¢gulations ivc
d¢eEned 8$ liaving att itidirect xtnpact OD the fitTrancial statements.
RichaFd Place Dobsott
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CRAWLEY OPEN HOUSE
INDEPENDENT AUDITOR'S REPORT (CONfiNUED}
TO THE TRUSTEES OF CRAMILEY OPEN HOUSE
Th¢ audit engagement t¢am id¢ntified the risk of n2attagement oycrridc of ¢olltrois as tbe area iYheT¢ the firtancial st*tetLents
Iv￿¢ ]n05t Susceptible to matcrial ni15stale￿Cnt due to fraud. Audit procedur¢s performed irtclllded biit were ttot lilllited to
t¢sliDg m3nual journal elltries and other 3djustmcnls attd evaliMtin8 the rationale in relation to any sigllificatlt. illlU5u#I
transactions and transactions entered into outside of th¢ ￿0[￿al course ofbu5in¢55.
A further d￿cLiptIO￿ of our rGsponsibilities 1$ available on the Fillaocial Reporting CouDciI'5 wcb5ite at- http5'.11
www.frc.org.uklau(titorsresponsibilities. This Ikscription forn]s part of our auditoes r¢po¥L
Use of ¥ÈPDrt
This r¢port l5 mad¢ 501cly to th¢ charity's TnL%te¢s, ￿ a btyly, itt accordance with chapt￿ 3 of Part 16 of ¢hc CoFt)panies A¢t
2006 attd lo the charity's tmstees, as a body, in accordance ivith p&rt 4 of th¢ Ch8¥itics (Account$ and Reports) Regulations
2008. Our audit work ha5 been undeTtaken so that we tnigbt statc to the charity's Trustccs those rnalters we are rquircd to
stal¢ to them ifj an audiiors, report atsd for no other puipose. To tke fullesl extenl penJilled by law, w¢ do llot 8CC¢Pt o
fj55um¢ r¢$ponsibilily to anyone other thall the cbarity aDd the charity's Tiwlee$ as a body, for our audit ivork, for this
eport, or for Ibe opillio￿ we have formcd.
Riehard Hace Dobson Serni¢￿ Llmlted
Ch&rttred Actountallts
%tatuttbry Auditor
1- 7 Station Road
Crdwley
We81 Sussex
Dats
RIIIO IFIT
Richard Place Dobsot2 Senti¢es Limited 18 eligible for appointrttcnt as auditorof the charitable cornpany by virtL]c of ils
eligibility for appOi￿tt￿¢t￿t a$ audilor of a company ulldet Sectt0￿ 1212 of the Companics Act 2006.
RichardPlace Dobso
pagell

CRAWLEY OPEN HOUSE
STATEMENT OF FllYANCIAL ACTIVITIES
INCLUDING INCOME AND EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2021
Current l]ngnei#l )'e#r
Unrcstricted Ujjresthieted
fonds
general rtestgnated
2021
2021
Restrleted
fund$
Tut81
Total
2021
2021
2020
Iyot
(irants and th)n&tLOllS
Activities
rtherance
450,151
356,664
806,815
594,215
f the ctwi
Amenity lrt¢om¢
32,562
222,764
500,611
17,375
2,359
5,075
32,562
222,764
5(K>,611
17,375
2.359
6,635
39,51)6
242,420
454,942
21.227
5,320
7,230
Supy)rtittg Pwple
Housing BEr)efit
Oth¢r Irading aclivities
la)vcstmcttt income
ot￿er incojne
1.560
Total income
1,230.897
358.224
1.589.121
1.364.860
endlture
RdisÈng fuiKIs
31,803
31,803
36,174
Charitable activities
out￿,￿￿h pnijLcts
114,226
114.226
104.707
Hostel and day cetxtre
810,383
57,835
10,640
48,080
869.103
57.835
12,756
878.780
69.843
18,093
ove-on accomodation
Lo¢al As$istan¢¢ Network
12.756
Total charitable expendltiire
868,218
10,640
17S,062
1,053,920
1,071,423
Tot*1 r¢sour¢¢s expelld¢d
900,021
10,640
175,062
1,085,723
1,107,597
lknchard Place Tribson
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CIL4WLEY OPEN HOUSE
STATEfvIENT OF FINANCIAL ACTIVITIES (CONTINUED)
INCLUDING INCOME AIYD EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 IVARCH2021
Net In¢oJnlng resourcos before
tran5fors
330,876
{LO,640)
183,162
503.398
257,263
Grosg traosfers behveen fiEDds
1270,929}
450,591
(179,0621
Net Iiicome tor the year/
Nel Inovemeiit im funds
59,947
439,951
3,500
503,398
257.263
Fuod balaneeg 8t l April 2020
399,396
1,366,585
14,231
1,780,212
1,522,949
Fllnd balanees at JI Mgrch 21121
459,343
1,806,536
17,731
2,283,610
1.780,212
Tb¢ 5¢at¢D]eot of fuwDGial aGttviti¢5 inGlud¢s all gains and losses recogllised ith the yc&r.
All inconie alld expenditurc derive from ¢onl]nu￿g activitie
The.%tatement of fittan¢ial 2¢tivities aL%o complies with the requirement$ for an income 2nd ¢xpenditure accoull( under the
Cortspallies Act 2006.
RiGbatd FlaeeDobson
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CRAWLEY OPEN HOUSE
STATEIWIENT OF f4lNANCIALACTIVITIES {CONTIIYUED)
INCLUDING INCOME AND EXPE]YDITtJRE ACCOtJNr
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH2021
Prior fin&nci81 year
UDrestricted Ullrcstricted Restrl¢ted
funds
funds
funds
general de5igllated
202
2020
Total
2020
2020
NDte5
and endo
Gtauts alld donatioDS
Artivitie5 in furtheran¢¢ Of
A￿CElIty Income
419,873
51,542
122,800
594.215
s ob'ects
39,5Q6
242,420
454,942
21,227
5.320
7,230
39,506
242.420
454,942
21,227
5 J20
7230
SupportiEEg People
Housing Bencfit
Other trading activilÉes
Irtvestmettt income
Total iBeome
,190,518
51,542
122.800
1.364.86Q
endtt
Raising fund8
36,L74
36.174
£knaiitabl¢ a¢tivitiÉs
OulTe4th projetts
104,707
104,707
Hostel and day centre
848,363
64,877
12,557
4,966
17,860
878,780
69,843
18,093
Move-on &ccomodation
Local AssistsDc¢ NBhvotk
IS,093
Totfyl cbai'itable experkditure
913,240
17,523
140.660
1.071,423
Total resourcc5 cxpend¢d
949.414
17.523
140,660
L,107,597
Trlet iDeoJlli]ig TrY50urce5 befnre transfol's
241,104
34,019
(17.860)
257.263
Gloss tian$fers betsveen ￿trdS
(193,956)
193,956
Net iucolljc for the yearl
Net ￿0ve￿Ie]it In funds
47,148
227,975
(17,860)
257,263
FuDd bolattces at l April 2019
352.248
1.138.610
32,091
1,522,949
Fund bglances at 31 LW1ttrc]12020
399,396
1,366,585
14,231
1,780212
RichatdPiace Dobso
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CRAWLEY OPEN HOUSE
STATEMENT OF FINANCIALACTIVITIES (coiYrtNUED)
INCLUDING INCOME AND EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH2021
The statement of fmantial &ctivities includes all gains and losses ¥etognised in the ye2r.
Ail illcoxue and ￿P¢￿diture d¢riv¢ fronL COlltin￿l￿g activities.
The slatcment of fEnancÈal activities a]so complits with tlie requiren)ents for an income and ex￿￿￿]lu￿ account under th¢
Co]npanirs AGt 2006.
Richard Pl%e Dobso
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CRAWLEY OPEN HOUSE
BALANCE SHEET
ASA T 31 JL4RCH 2021
2021
2020
Notes
Flxed a$set$
Tangible ass¢ts
14
1,361,525
1,075,592
Current ￿Sets
Debtorx
Cash ut ballk alld in holld
Is
36,147
1,455.984
22,386
1,104,772
,492,131
1,127.l58
Credltors: alliOUDt5 fRlllng dlle one
yeAr
16
1570,046}
(422.538)
Net ¢utrent a$sets
922,085
7(H.620
Thtal a55ets les5 fMrr¢nt Ilabilitie5
2,283,6LO
E,780212
Ineow¢ thuds
Restriclcd fund5
UDtL'slricied funds
D¢5igtLat¢d fvnds
Gcneral unrestsicled thnds
17
17,731
14231
18
,806,536
459,343
1,366.585
399,396
2,265,879
,765,98l
2,283,610
1,780212
Tht compaLy is entiued lo the excttJptÉon frotn the audit requiretncnl contained ill seGlion 477 of the Companieg Act 2006,
for the year ¢nd¢d 31 March 2021. alihougkn &n audit has bccll carried out uttder section 144 of the Ch#ritie$ Act 2011.
The directors acknowledge their responbibilities for complyillg with the r¢qUIre￿ejkts of the CoTnp8ui¢s A¢t 2006 with
respect to accounlillg rccorils and the pr¢paYalion offinancial Etatetncnl5.
Tho members bav¢ not required the compatLy to obtatn an audit of its financ￿21 slattmcnts under th£ requir¢m¢nts of the
C(Hnpanics A¢t 2006, tbc ye&r ill queslion ill accordallrt Wlth s¢ction 476.
These finanGial slat¢menls havc ￿¢￿ pieparcd ill accordaucc with tlie provisiojjs appli¢able to conipanics subjcct to the
sjnall CO￿PanieS regitnc.
2110912021
The f￿allGial sialements iverc app[ov￿ by IheTrusteos on........
JamesAbdool (Chairman)
Trustee
Company Registr#¢lo￿ No. 1131M8401
RicJ]ard Place Dobso
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CRAWLEY OPEN HOUSE
STATEMEIYT OF CASH FLOWS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH2021
2021
20211
Not
Cash noiY5 from operatlng actfivltles
CashgerLerated from operations
22
667.847
379,290
IIiYE5ting &ctivities
PuTGha5c of t&ngiblc fixed 455¢ts
Inv¢stment 1￿Come received
1318,994)
2.359
1301,187)
5,320
Trlet cash used in investing activities
(316,635)
(295.867)
Net ea$h used In fEnantlthg act1￿11¢S
Net illcrease in cash and cash equivalents
351212
83.423
Cash atsd ¢&sh equivalents al beginning of ycar
,104,772
1,021,349
C#sh ¢a$h equlvaleDts it end of ye#r
.455.984
.IO4.772
Richard Pla¢¢ Dobso
page 17

CRAWLEY OPEN HOUSE
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR EIVDED 31 hIARCH2021
Accountiryg pollcies
Charity Infoi'mation
Craivley Open House is a charitable company. regi51ercd in England and Wales. The r¢gist¢red office i5 GD)und Floor,
1-7 Statioll Road. Crawley. West Sussex. RHIO IHT
1.1 AttouDtlllg tollventlon
The finartcial stateAnenls have been prepaied in accordance with the charitys Me￿ora￿dU￿ and Articles of
As80ciatton. tbt cO￿pa￿leS Act 21X)6 and 'A¢Gtsunling alld Rcporting by Cbaritits.. Statement of Recommended
Pr&Gtic¢ appliG&blc to Ghatitie8 prepaiittg their aceouttts in a¢cordan¢e with the Fittancial Repoitillg Stattdard
applicable in the UK and Republic of Irelalld (FRS 1021 {effecti￿ l Janualy 2019)". The charity is a Public B¢t)cfit
Entity as defiE]ed by FRS 102.
TILe fJlla￿C1a1 statemettt8 are p￿par¢d in sterlin& ivhith is ¢he functio￿￿1 tU￿e￿tY of the thatily. Monetary 2tnounts i
thc5c f￿[l(lO1 Statements ar¢ rounded to the nearest £.
1.2 Coing concerii
At the titt)c of approvillg the finaJ)¢ial ststementg, the Triistees h*ve a ￿agonable expeciation tbai the charity has
ad¢quat¢ i¢sour¢¢5 to tontinue ill operational existence for the foresee&ble fil￿re. Thus the Tn]stees continue to adopt
Ihc going LonLcm basis of accountkng prcpatillg tbe fi[ta￿Oial state￿¢llt8.
IJ Ch8rtt4ble fund$
Unre5tricled fuiid5 can be used in a￿Ord3￿ce witb tb¢ [b￿ltablE objrftlVE5 at th¢ dÈs¢r¢lioD of th¢ Ttust¢¢s.
D¢signated futtds are unyesirieted fillLds earn￿rked by the Trustees for particularpurposes.
ResknrÉed fiiiid4 can ollly he used forpailicular r&%trictcd putposc% ivithin th¢ objctts of the charity. Restri¢tiDlls ari8¢
when sp¢¢ified by the donor or when fijnds are raised for particular restricted Purposes.
Furthcr ￿planatiOn of the nature alld putpose of each is in¢lud¢d in the notes of the finaH¢ial statements,
1.4 Ineome
AU illcomc is rcCog￿iS¢d the Slale[ne￿I of Fillaocial Activili¢s once tkn¢ chai.ity has ¢ntLtl¢ED¢nl lo th¢ fimd5. it as
probable that the incom¢ will be recEIVEd and the a￿0￿￿1 catk be ￿eas￿[ed reliably.
DonatlOHS similar incoming resources are included ill tbe year ivhich they are rcccivablc which is when the
chari¢y becomes entitled to thc r¢50WCC.
xnts are included in the accountallg period to which th¢y relat¢.
Aclivili¢s iti fi￿¢[all¢¢ of ¢hÈrilable objects includes reDtal income and is included in tbe year in which it is
rcccivablt iyhicb is whcn the charity becomes entitled to the rcsourcc.
Other incoming r¢sources incliides kitcbett reccipts, placenjcnt fecs 2nd rcfvllds of overcharged expenses all of ivhich
arG intilLided itL the aCCOUllls Whe￿ the charity bccorties entitlcd to thc rCs0￿r¢e5.
Ioclwd Place Dobso
pagc 18

CRAWLEY OPEN HOUSE
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATELIIENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR EIVDED 31 MARCH 2021
Accounting policies
(Continued)
1.5 Ezpendlture
LEabilitses are reco￿lls¢d as ¢xpendituK as 500ll a5 theic is a legal or coDstruGtiv¢ obligation commÈtting th¢ charity
lo that expendiknie, it is probably Ibat a traD5fcr of economic bcttcfits will bt rcquircd in scttltmtttt drtd the Amount of
the obligatiott can be measured reliably. Expcndittjre is accoullted for on an &C￿ll&l8 basis alld has classified
und¢r headings that a¥g￿gate all cost relatd to the CHte80ry. Where Costs tannol be direttly Attribuled io patlicuSar
headings Ihey hav¢ b¢¢n alLo¢aled to a¢livities ort a Iwis consistent witb the use of resources.
Grauts off¢reiE subjed to coThdition5 whiGb have not ￿£[1 ]llCt at th¢ ye&r rTrd date Bt¢ llotcd L5 a ronuLilm¢nt but not
accLued ab expLDdittst¢.
Support Costs are thos¢ fvn¢tions that assist the work of th¢ ¢h*rity but do not di]Ectly undertake charitable activities.
Support ¢osts inolud¢ ba¢k offic¢ costs, fittaÉL¢¢, personnel, p8yroll and govematjce cogis ivhich support the charitable
comwdny's aclivities. These costs have been allocated bcÉween the diffet¢Trt charitable &ctiviti¢s. Tbc bascs on whtGh
5UPPOrt costs have b¢¢ll allv¢at¢d ar¢ s¢t out Dot¢ 9.
Gov¢rnao¢e Costs include those costs assocÈated ivith meeting the constitutional and st&tutory requirements of the
Ch￿'lLY a#d include the cxt¢it￿l auditOK8 fees alld legal and professional costs.
1.6 T8nglbl¢ f5y¢d asscts
l)eprecialion is provided at tkn¢ followiug JDuual ill ordEr to writ¢ off ¢arh a55¢t ov¢r its estimat￿ usefiEI lif¢.
Lat￿ alld buildings
Fixtures, fittiiigs & equipment
CO￿pUterS
Motorv¢hA¢l¢s
2Yo Strdight lin¢
33Q/D Sti?iglit linc
33¢/¢ str8i8ht line
250/ts straight ]itte
Freeliold Lat)d is t]ot depreciated.
It bas been decided by th¢ TTUStee5 tbat only it¢¥U5 of a valu¢ of £1,0￿ alld will br Gapitali%d as aDythillg
smaller is rtot deemed material.
1.7 Cash and eish equivalents
C&sh at bank and in halld iucludL'S cash short tcrni highly liquid Invest￿¢￿t5 with a short rnaturity of thrce mooths
or less from the date ofaequÈsition or opening of tbe deposit or similar account.
1.8 Fin*llcial instruments
The Charttable Compally obly has fillallcial a&8ets at￿ financial liabilÉties of a kind that quaIifies as basic financial
instiwmettt8. Basic fina￿Cial illstruments are initially iecogHised at traDs&Gtion value and subsequaTrtly measuT¢d al
thcir scttlcm¢E]t valu¢.
1.9 Tfjxation
The Charity i8 cxempt from coipordtioll tax its charitable a¢tiviti¢s
1.10 Provlslons
Creditors alld proYisÉon5 Jre recogllised where the charity h35 a present obligaljDTI TesuLling from a past eveDt th3t will
probably result irt tlke trafjsfer of fuods lo a third party alld the amount dile to settle tlie obligation cat) measiired or
¢stimated reliably. Creditors alld provisions ar¢ norffially rccognised at their settlctllcnt amuunt #ft¢r allowing for koy
discounts duc.
baTd Place Dobso
pag¢ 19

CRAWLEY OPEN HOUSE
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR EIYDED 31 AL4RCH 2021
Actounting policles
(Continued)
1.11 Employee benefits
Tbc costs of short-tcrm employ¢¢ ben¢fJts are re£ogttised as a liabilÉty and all expcllse.
The cost of 2JJy unused holiday entitlemcul is re¢oglli5ed itl th¢ p¢riod itt whi¢h the ¢mployee's services ore received.
1.12 Retli'ement benefits
The charjty ijpcrates a defin¢d c(plltributlOll5 pcllsEon 8ch¢mc. Contributions ar¢ Charged in the acco￿018 as they
become payable in aGcoTdaDce with the ￿7¢$ of th¢ schem¢.
1.13 Lease com￿Ltments
Retjlals payable und6T OP6raliug leases are ¢haiEed against iticom¢ on a sti?ight litje basis overthe period of the leabe.
1.14 Debtors
Otbei dcbtnrn #rc rccogniscd al thc scttlcmct)t aJDoutLt duc aft¢r any trad¢ di5COUnt off¢re(f. PT¢payJneots are valued at
the amounÉ prepaid net of any tt?d¢ disrouthts du¢.
1.15 Donated goods
Theitt ￿ LonsÈdcrablc gi£ls of food giveD lo the Gharity ivhich hqv¢ been ¢stimat¢d at £31,500 {2020.. £64,730) for
the year.
Th6 ch￿ity t¢¢eiv¢d no v(}lunte￿. assislallce during the year because of COVID (2020.. Valued at £49,000).
Critical ￿¢Counti￿g esti￿￿¢£$ #nd jlldgemellts
In the application of Ike eharity's accoutititig pulici&4, ihe Trustees are required lu tDake judgenienls, estimates attd
as￿ilnptIOnS about the caEryillg amount of assets and liabilities are llot readily apparelll froni other sources. lThe
estimat¢s and associated assurnplions arc bascd ott historical experience and other factor5 that 3ie cot15idered to be
l¢vanl. Actual results Jxjay differ froni these ¢stimales.
The eStill￿t¢S and undcrlying a8sDmptions are reviewed oll an ongoillg basis. RevIsio￿S lo acGouuliDg esliTnates a
r¢Gognised in the pcriod in whicb thc CSti￿at¢ is revis¢d where the revision affe¥ts only Ib&t perio￿ or in the period of
the revÉsion and futhi'e p￿10d5 wbcr¢ tkne Trvisioii affects both current and future periods.
Ci'tti¢¥l judgem¢nts
The mJin judg¢tn¢nt alld accoutsting ¢stimales InI￿ded in tbe accounts arc..
Deferral of graDt 1￿coEne
ljicome is recogjjised ivhen th¢ charity is ¢ntitl¢d to tIL¢ inrome ond thi$ wtLI be b&8ed otj the work being conipleted
and there is no requiremeni lo repay the Erant.
D(bnaled stDtk
Dollatcd items $u¢h as food are recogni8e(l in income alld ¢xpelldiMre based on tbeit fairvKlue.
Volunteer time
Time given fi'eely to thc charity by volunteers is recoEDtscd ill iticoll)e and eXpe￿dItul￿ based on an estimated avcragc
hourlyra16 a￿d tot81 uutnbor of hours given byvoluntccr5.
Richard Place Dob50n
pag¢ 20

CRAWLEY OPEN HOUSE
NOTES TO THE FDIANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2021
Grants
Unrt5tritted
fund8
geller#l
2021
Restrleted
Total
2021
Dotsalions 3od gitls
Grants
310,608
139,543
310,608
496207
356.664
450,151
356,664
806.8ES
UDre5tricted
runds
general
2020
R¢stiicted
fi]nds
Total
2020
2020
DonatioDs and gifts
Grants
332,856
87,017
332,857
261.358
122,800
419.873
122,800
594,215
During the yearthe chatity received various gyants to be used eiihei. for gen¢ral or specific putP05es which include tlLe
following..
Donated goods And servlees
Included wilhill the donalion% alld gifts llbov¢ ar¢ tli¢ folloiving non cash donations..
Dooated food- £31,500 {2020.. £64,730)
Volunteertitnc- £Nil (2020.. £49,000)
Richard Place Dvbson
pagc 21

CIL4WLEY OPEN HOUSE
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR E]VDED 31 MARCH 2021
Actis4ties in furthcr#ncc of tbe ¢h4rlly's obleets
Amenity In£omo
SuppDYtlnE FIouslngBellefit
People
1021
ThtBI
2021
1021
z￿1
Income from Charitable a¢tivitie5
32,562
222,764
500,611
755,937
Awfnlty Intllm
Supportith¥ Itouslllg BILtIIt
Peoplt
2112
Tolal
20211
202
2020
come from Cbarffit&ble activiti¢s
39,506
242,420
454,942
736,868
39,506
242.420
454,942
736,868
FuDdrai5ing ille0￿¢
Unrestrltted Unrestricted
funds
fitnd$
geJJeral
general
2020
2021
Furydraisin8 events
17,375
21,227
Investment illeoijie
Unrestrlcted Unrestricted
luuds
funds
Eeneyal
g¢lleiaJ
2021
2020
loterest receivable
2,359
5,320
Ribknard Pla¢¢ Dobson
page 22

CRAWLEY OPEN HOUSE
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR TFIE YEAR E]VDED 31 MARC112021
Other income
Unrestrltted
runds
geueral
2021
Restrlcted
funds
Totgl ut￿trIcted
llds
gen¢ral
2020
2021
2021
Other income
5.075
1.560
6,635
7,230
R4l$lng funds
u￿reStrIcted UnT¢Sttict¢d
funds
fvnds
general
gelleral
2021
2020
Olher fulldraisillg costs
StdifGosts
1,803
30,000
6,174
30.000
Costs of R&i5ing Funds
31,803
36,174
Ricbatd Place Dobsojx
page 23

CRAWLEY OPEN HOUSE
NOTES TO THE FILYANCIAL STATEMEI NTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 21121
Charllable attivities
Ou¢rey¢h Ho¥tcl
Lvlove-o
projetts
day e¢nti'¢ accotDodattD
Local
A%sislanee
Nehyork
2021
Total
2021
Total
2020
2021
2021
2021
StsttC05ts
DepTeciation aDd impa1rn1e￿t
Other chaiilable aclivily costs
104.780
607.735
27,959
223,796
1,330
713,845
33.061
285.195
729,798
22,858
294.527
5,J02
51,953
9,446
114.226
859.490
57,Q55
1,330
1,032,101
1,047.183
Grant fuDdillg of actLVities
(see note 10)
Shale of governance costs
(se¢ ngt¢ 111
11,426
11,426
13,893
9,613
780
10,393
10,347
114,226
869,103
57.835
12,750
1,053,920
1,071,423
Attaly5is by fund
Ullr¢stri¢ted fu[￿s- 8eneEal
Ullrestricted fi￿d8-
d¢EigDat¢d
Restricted funds
810,383
57,835
868,218
913.240
10,640
48,080
10,640
175,062
17,523
140,660
114,226
12,756
114,226
869,103
57,835
12,756
1,053.920
1,071.423
LknchaTd Place Dob80
pa8e 24

CRAWL£Y OPEN HOUSE
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR EJVDED 31 MARCH 2021
Charitable Aetivilies
(ContinllÈd)
For tht ye2r ended 31 Mar¢h 2021)
Outr¢#eb Hostel 4ud
Move-o
proJe¢t8
day ¢¢ntr¢ Aeeomodati
Loolll
As51stanee
Nehvork
Total
2020
Staff costs
Depreci&tion impaEmient
Oth¢r Charitable activity cost8
104,707
620,891
L7.892
231.477
4.200
729.798
22,858
294,527
4,966
63.050
104,707
870,260
68.016
4.200
1.047.183
Grant fiwdlllg of actiyities {se¢ ￿0te 10)
Share of govematkce costs (see noie 11)
13,893
13,893
10,347
8,520
1.827
104,707
878,780
69,843
18,093
1,071.423
Analysis by fund
lJnre%tiicÉed funds- gcneral
UtErc5tiiGtcd fulld5. designated
Restricted funds
848,363
12.557
17,860
64,877
4,966
913.240
104,707
IS,￿3
140,660
104.707
878.780
69,843
18.093
1.071,423
10 Grallts payable
reRtÈr
Change &
LAN
2021
Local
Assistance
N¢twoYk
2020
Grants to indivsduals
11.426
13.893
11,426
13,893
I￿¢bal.￿ Place Dobsoll
page 25

CRAWLEY OPEN HOUSE
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR EIYDED 31 MARCH2021
li
Sllpp(brt tosts
S￿ppOrt Costs Governance
costs
2021 Support costs Gov¢mance
cost5
2020
Audit ftts
t£gal and profe&8ional
9,613
780
9,613
780
8,520
1,827
8,520
1,827
10,393
10.393
10,347
10,347
Analy5cd b¢twc¢
Charttablts activities
10,393
IOJ93
10,347
10,347
Tru5tee5
DurEng the yeaT none of th¢ Ttustee5 (or any P¢lBons ¢otLtte¢tedivith th¢ml received any teMun￿*l0￿ or received any
imbur1e￿ett( of expellses relating Éo their dulles as Trustces and directors.
13 Enjployees
The average monilily numbei of employee5 duiing th¢ year was..
21121
r4umber
2020
Nll￿ber
Rivrrside
24
30
Employment costs
2021
2020
Wagos alld salJn
Social seciirity costs
Other peLs1O￿ costs
669,159
61,478
13,208
692,817
54,757
12,224
743.845
759,798
Key MaDage]￿ell¢ Remun¢r#tion
There aTe five key ￿all￿geIt1CI￿t positions. The ajnotml paid to key man&g¢mcnt personnel durang th6 year wa5
£209,27812020.. £203,496).
The numb¢r of ¢mploytt¥ WI￿$¢ attttu&l remuncration w&s £60,(M>O or MOLE Iv¢re."
2021
Number
2U20
L umber
£60,000- £70,000
Richaid Flace Dobson
page 26

CRAWLEY OPEN HOUSE
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEllllENTS (COIYTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2021
14 T8ngible r￿ed *55¢t5
Land *ndFlxtllres, fJttbJgs
buiidiny & fqUiP￿t￿l
CO￿pUttr5 MotTrrvehlde5
Thlal
Cost
At l April 2020
AddilioJJs
1.228,026
288,256
21.571
10,640
2.127
27,478
20,098
1,279.202
318,994
At 31 Mar¢h 2021
1.516,282
32211
2,127
47,576
1,598,196
Depr¢¢l&tloii ind Impalrmtnt
At l April 2020
Depreciation ¢harged in the year
172,070
24,518
10,647
4,974
2,127
18,765
3,570
203,609
33,062
At 31 March 2021
196.588
15.621
2.127
22,335
236.671
CArrylttR amount
At 31 Mar¢b 2021
1,319,694
16,590
25,241
.361,525
At 31 M8tcb 2020
,055,956
10,924
8,712
1,075,592
IS Debthrs
2021
2020
Amollnts fxlltiig due Trylthhn oiie year..
Othcr dcbloIs
Prepayn￿￿t8 al￿ accrued iEicoJne
25,107
11,040
11,346
11,040
36,147
22,386
16 Credltors: amoutkts fallillg due ivitliin on¢ ycar
2021
2020
Notes
Deferred incom¢
Other creditors
Accnu]s alld defenrd income
402.113
145.723
22.200
266.056
132,902
23,580
570,046
422.538
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CRAWLEY OPEN HOUSE
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR EIVDED 31 MARCH2621
19 Aualysis of net ￿55ct5
General Deslgn*led
fuiid5
fiillds
2021
RestriLled
fullds
2021
Total
2021
2021
Fu￿1 balanres at 31 March 2021 ate r¢pre5CQt¢d by:
Tangible assets
Cunrnt assetsloigbilities)
41,831
417,512
1,319.694
486,842
1,361,525
922,085
17,731
459,343
1,806,536
17.73
2.283,610
General Deslgnthted
fu￿d5
2020
Reslriited
funds
2020
Thtal
2020
2020
Fund balanc¢5 at 31 March 2020 are represented by..
Tangiblc a55cts
Cuttent asset￿{￿l￿bi[￿tle8)
19.636
704.620
1,055,956
1,075.592
704,620
724,256
1,055,956
1,780.212
20 Related pai'ty trinsxttlolls
Therc w¢re no iJi5closablc relatcd party trall5actiODS dwillg the ye&r {2020- non¢l.
21
Covld-lg
uring thc ycar, Covid-19 had a major impact on thc optTilIDns of CTawl¢y op￿ HOUSE. How¢v¢r. there was n
terial advetse finallcial impacl and the charity's fiE]8ncial position at the end of Ibe f￿anCIal year lemaitt￿ strol￿.
he TTUStees expecl the operaÉÈuiial in]pact lo continue, bllt do not expect all adverse fjnallcial in4)act for the yea
021-22 os a reS￿[t of Covid-19.
22 CAsh gellcrAlcd from operAtions
2021
2020
Surplus for th¢ year
503,398
257263
Adjusttnellls for..
InvGstmeiit income recogtti$ed irt stk)temenl of fitJan¢ial activiti&%
D¢pYecialion attd impakmi¢nt of tattgible fixed 2SS¢IS
(2,359)
33,061
{5,320)
22,857
Mov¢tn¢nts in worlung capital..
Ilncreaseydecrease iEJ debtozs
tncreasc cttditors
IllGr¢&$¢ iii deferred i#¢ome
(13,761)
11.441
136,067
3.453
6,583
94,454
Cash gellerated opei'atiuns
667,847
379.290
Richard Place Dob50n
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CRAWLEY OPEN HOUSE
IYOTES TO TH£ FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR EIVDED 31 MARCH 2021
23 Analysis of changes in net rund5
Tbe cbaytty bad no debt during thsyear.
Ki¢hard Pla¢oDobso
pag¢ 33