REGISTERED COMPANY NUIJBER.. 03171880 (Englartd and Wal•sl REGISTERED CHARITY NUMBER: 1064164 FWANCIAL STATEMEPITS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2023 FOR WOMENS AID FEDERATION OF ENGLAND Bevan Buc&land LLP charte￿ At¢ountants And Ststulory Audito Ground Fl¢)Jr Cardgan Hou¥e Ca511e Court sw￿$￿a Ent•rprisé Pa Swansea SA7 9LA 'AC6XY&QJ' 24111r2023 COMPAMES HOUSE #160 WOIAENS FEDERATION OF ENGLAND COIITEpifs OF THE FINANCIAL STATEIAENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2023 Pag• R•port olth• Tn*toos 1 to 16 R•port ofth• IndwndentAudltovs 17 to 20 stst•m•nt ol Fln•nelal Aclfvltl•• 21 8alanc• Sh••1 Cash Flow Statsm•nt 23 Mol•s to th• Ca$h Flow Sts*mglbl 24 14ot•s to th• Fln•n¢lal Stat•mo0ts 25 to 42 wo1￿$ AID FEOERATIOM OF EMGLAND REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 ￿RCH 2023 Th• trustees who ar¥ aLso ￿1￿ClOT$ of the Charity for the purpose5 of the Cunpaniès Ad 20C6. prestrnt their report with the finanaal statements of the charty for Ihe year eTrJed 31 March 2023. The tntst8ès have adoptbj the provis￿)n8 01 Accounting ReporbThJ by Chanties". Statement of ReComm￿ded PradK* applKabl• to charities prepariry their accthnts in aC￿rda￿* with the Finanual Reporb'r9 standa￿ appI￿le in the UK and Republic of Ireland IFRS 1021 It￿￿.￿* 1 Jarvjary 20191. This has been anolher strong year in ambitK)n tg end wol•nt• agairst worn￿ and girts for Women's Federation of England. The tyustees of IA%xnens Aid Federabon ol EF¥Jland. who are also difectors of the charity for the purposes of the Companie$ Act 20C6, present Iheir report ￿ the finawal ststements ol the thanty for the year •ThYed 31 Marth 2023. The trustees have adopted the prowsions ol Aclounbry aThY Reportir¥J by Chariti85". Statement of Recommanded Practice applicable to chants.es preparing their accounts in accordance wrth Ihe FinanrAal Reporting Standard op￿rable UK and RepublK ol Ireland IFRS 1021 leffecthE 1 JaI￿ry 20191. Refe￿rKe artty administratNe infornatK)n set out on pages aTrJ form part of thts report The ffinancial ststemènls ¢orn￿Y with th6 CharilBs Ac* 2011, the Compan*s Act 2C(k8. ts MemoraTrSum ArtKles of A5sociotyon. and Accounting and Repo￿ng by Charrt￿S." Statement of Reeomn￿ded Pracb(* applicable to charities prepariThJ their ounts in accordanr* wrfh ts Finznual RepoftsrvJ Slandard 102. The board members Including th• chair and treasurer e appointed by Ihe board. Eath appointment 15 m accordance ￿1h the Iht*men's Ah1 Memorandum and Arbdes of Asswation. Wrmen's is requi￿ to have a minimum ol three tK>ard Mernbe￿ and a maximum of 12. Board n￿￿Or$ are required to act in th• best Inte￿$ts of Wmn's Federatyon of Ergland and for ts benefft of membets as a whole. The t*)ard ts U￿M3tety responsit4e for all that W4)men's knl does. In order for ￿en,3 to perfom eff8Gti¥ely. daY-¢￿{laY operatmwl managementofthe tharity ddegat•d to th8 Ch￿f Exeartive. The board has added a system of subcommittees. to rfs $tw￿UTeS ts strawic input Th2 sub¢ornmrtt••s' m•mb•rship cludes board mwnters and re￿ant stsff. a5 as appoinbj extemal commrtlee mem￿r$ from mèmtér gani5th.ons and other gxlemal trxp•rt5. Th858 5ubcrffjmth• m•mb•ts acl in an wJwsory capacaty onty. support d strerothen the abilty of the boar¢l. The l)08rd r¢tains the lolknwng dubes to: ensure that Wornen's tharitab￿ otieL**5'. determine IAtsm•n's overall strategic d1￿ctOn wthin resource knts,. monrtor the performance ofthe Chiel Execubve and hei te￿. hoydiry them to xcount lor the exercise of theirdelegated p￿￿er5 and deli¥ery against plans and b￿ets". promotè and Prgtect Women's Aids values. int•gnty, and reputatth)," ensu￿ hi9h standards of 91)¥emance that cmimaTrJ thg cwbfidence of all of Womèn'$ Ab*s staff and 5takeholders', act with independence and in the intefest ofWAFE at all b"me. exer(ase indepgndentjudwTrgrt r+aS￿able care. skill and diligence, and promote the SI￿￿$ of IAknen's Ai¢J for the bEnefrt ol rnernbe￿ by consKlenng the." - irnp¥l OfW¢¥r￿'S s a(lions on the int•r•sts of employ••$". . need to foster Iw$1￿ relationship5 ￿ s￿￿t￿Tr￿ppk.ets,. - irnpacl ofwwen's s a￿'onS on fv cunmunty environm8nt. In fulfilling these dut*s, th• ts0a￿ pays pathjai atl8ntion tr).. maximising the impact and effectNeness oflAknmen's NAd," consults"ng, listening and wspmding to memb•rs, n)fying and rnanagirg risks arnl hamessiro opp)rtunths: ensurin9 pruijent of lunds- ￿trIcte¢j aTrJ unreslrirted." and ensuring that Women's acts fairfy, respor￿ll￿. trarwarentty. prrwlionatety aTrJ ellwcalty. Board oppolnlrnents. induclion and tr¥ining The board appoints new Iwstees throu9h a transparent and inclLtsNP re￿￿tinent selection procèss wh8r• board members must be aged over 16 yearn. meet the skils. aThY exFerIen￿ ￿eded for the effecfy've adrninistratr'on of Women's Aid and commit to w)holding lh• wisationl rntssi￿ aTrJ values. The l>oard has undertaken govem8wKe rev*w thiry year. See g)vemance. On appointmert new rr*mters receAbt an iThJuth"on to Iheir wth WL¥nen's ANJ. Information swJpI￿d include a copy ol W￿nen,5 Mernorarnlun and Artides 0fAssouakn"¢￿, a copy ofwomen's ￿￿.$ latest reports and staternent ol accounts and an in¢Jucbon pad(. ￿ board 1￿c#JniSes a w I￿tee need5 ongoing support to ￿ èffecti¥e and will Idlow the six key wnuples of good g0vema￿e. as sot out in ts lth)men's Aid's Govemance Framework. In grder lo nsurè all trustees rèc*vè ortgoing support the btsard w￿1, Whe￿ - have a mentoring programme,. . undertake trw'ning. - take port in truske ty Sp￿alist thryks." - ha* 3￿ra15?￿.. _ miew Ihèir kwfomwnc*, and - undertake benchmarkw¥J. P8g* 1 WOMENS AID FEDERATIOII OF EMGLAND REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES FOR THE YEAR EMDED 31 MARCH 2023 TnJste•s can eX￿¢t to k•am, des￿0p, and b8 at4• to take ￿ ditsrent r•sws*rfrt*5 Within Ihe board. The board will be ¢ontinuiNJ its gov¢mance eff¢dNeness mitw ovtr the next year to ensLwe rt ts fdlrAMng good tr)vemancE practice appropiiate to the syze. s* and natur• of op8ratrorts. Annual Gon•ral Mootbng IAGM} Women's invite all fvll members and board rnwnbtrs to thè AGM. Cofft of the annual fyport and accounts *ill be sent to the board memtws and maje availaNe to all dh•r memter5 at Ihe me•th"ng venue. The notKti ealling an AGM will be sent to all members 21 days bel￿ Ihe M￿th"ng date. Thtr notit• wil set out the date and ts.me of the meeirg.. the venue. the details ofthe bLLSirnSS to bè Ivknith wll wth#bly b& mandatory rt*n$ at this stage as members. r•sdution5 rnay fyjt ha¥e r￿e￿Il", an inwtation to pfopose ￿$0IUbL￿$. Introduetlons from our Chr•t •x•eutiw. chair and patron Farah Nazeer Chiefexecutive Women's All As I retsct on the past year, I feel proud of ebwythiNJ aCcom￿Ls1*d wh"b& athnty•ledging everything we have yet to do. From wOrt(￿)g %*ith our mombèrs and Ictèwr¥J gov•rrrnent to raisiThJ lifè4avirrfJ fvnds and ¢ampaKJning for thange, we have nèver lost shJht of afwed by malè wdence and the wtal servKè5 that support thèm. We thank every Sing￿ ￿r$On and organisa)￿ that has cc¥M tcgether to make this Kwcgress pcwit4e. Our lorcts joined, hav* remairnd vrwavering in tyjr commtsnent to tr￿1￿11n9 a *rrld wherè women and thild￿n are free from hami. It is this r8ltnlessness that has resthted in the Emergerty Fund for suNrvets of d¢)mestic abuse - chanye that w8, along many olher organisation5. tird8ssty czrnpavJned for. Over the year. ￿ 0150 relaunc￿ our Survivof$ Ha(klbook. enabling wcvrwi to ac£e5s p1acb.￿l sup￿rt. aThJ have IEIFed sur¥ivor3 find s)fety throu9h what ha5 1)een an uThJoubtedtyt ¢￿tenging year. The effects of the cost of crisis 1$ still beirg fem by surwvors and serwices all over the county . undets¢orin9 the importartt of supporbrvj women as they recover and creabng a workl vth•r• they ntrv•r hav• to sufferlrun dcffl•slic ths• in th8 first place. Ouf momb•rs ar• the beatiThJ l*rt tsf our Federatiw. day in and day oul these dtrt•Nnined pL￿er￿1 tronlina s•rv provtle lifesaviThJ and lrfe changing 3UPP¢Yt and care frjr wynen and c*ilJren across the county. Wthout thern - the wnplications for sumvors of domestic thtrse £10 not tear th1nkin9 about. Ho*ver, these precious services are still severely underfvjnded. and their mmense valu• stiii ￿t reccKJnised ag rt S￿)Ubj be in many local setbn9s. Some commissioners favour p¢)orer cl*aper th¢iugh ufomatèty kss effitstnt lèss effectNe nofvswalist prowL1ers. This Is $'gnificanly more acute for those wortirg to seN8 tAac* and minor￿sed survivor5 - mo¥i ol wttr)m do not rèceivè any ec¥nmissioned funding. ￿1 at Wornen's ￿'d pkdge to ffight and reverse thi5 treTrJ. th that bein9 ¥aid. it feels Idle pro9ress is teirpJ made. Ow Fwjeratron 15 u￿leUn¢ed and strors. Together wth our members ￿ a￿ challengiNJ and thangYKJ thè p8fc*plion of domestic It has been to see rnore people discussing v￿lenCe 4ainst women i) tht mtdia and v*thin inslrtulm. Through our IAt•rld Cup Campaign, whid) highlights how exi5bng dJrr¢stic abvsè can irKrease duriThJ bb3 spJrliTrJ rn￿￿ts. our ffagship mentsl heath carnpaign. vthith has reached rts final year. and our prcsressive work th thildren and young p¢wIg. we are stOp￿ng abuse tefore it starts and ¢hallengry the misogyny thal underpi1￿ IL Next year. W(men's Awj *ill commemorate 50 years of 5UFporb"ng survivors. As VMII as r8llects"TrJ on how far we ha¥e eome, we are more *nbitious than ever in h¢yw far we ha¥e yet to go. To that wll ¢ontinUè to tampaign and challenge violen¢e agaI￿t wunen. makry it a nats"on￿ priority and kewThJ survwors at Ihe heart of everyihing we do. I walt to express ITiy h8artrEK Ihanks ￿ gralth to Ih8 T•th0￿ le￿ al 4fy*xnen's Aid. our membprs. our board who volunteer so much of thernsdves and their time. to wr Treasurw ￿.￿J5eY V4lshart vffjd(￿. expertiss #nd $w>port and to our Chair Sarah HI, for her kindr￿$. gUKlan￿ ar*J leadership. In tnrth, my hope is to day be in a ￿8c9 neednl Sh￿ nor need ofwrynen's A￿. This ￿￿k1 $yrnbdise that we have prO￿esSed to a workj Whe￿ sjomesb'c ab￿e is no kryer tokrated and no longer prexient Until Ihen. levs keep k'steniffj, lef5 ke8p knamiThJ and knys keep piioiitisw Ihe 5afgty ofwornen and girts. Pw2 WOMENS AID FEDERATION OF ENGLAND REPORT OF THE TrUSTEES FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 202J rah Hil Chair As Chair of the ￿r￿ ol TnJstee5 oIV41)men's AKJ. l thank the te•n lor their hard work arK1 our CEO Faroh for her lead*ship over lh• past year, where sts much has been xhi•N*d •3ainst a Iw4(drcp of so many challenge5. The current W5t of liviry crisis means that Ihe federation has to Supl￿ a mambèrshy ol kxal domesthc abuse Ser￿e$ that have laced ¢ountsss increases to costs. at a bme wthere don0￿ have k5s rnonèy tt*msthès to support wrth. l am proutj that we have been able to sewre and launch the Ernergerw Fur¥J. whKh *nables many women to leave 4bu*ve partn8W5, whon finantr￿ty this may Th)t hav• be•n an ￿ts"0n before. As a national nehyoth of $pwaI￿ domtstic atwse thanbe5. ar¥ at4e to shar* kn¢y• èxpèrttsè. to help èach other. and can campaign together for the resources we neèd to meet sumvors, nèeds. Our federation is stppoth"vè. powérful and effeth"ve. gN• our huge thanks to those who have athd us over the past year, and made our lrfesaving woth possible - from Chat ar+d No Tum•d Away prw to ouf campawjns aThJ training. and p￿venta￿Ve WO￿ ￿ thihdrèn and young peop￿. Together. creat• a world wherè sumvors tan g•t thè supwrt they ne8d Jul* Walte A$ a Patron ofWom&n's Aij. I WQLAd like to Ihank everyonè v*ho has our lrfesaviry work po$Sb￿ this year. Wrthout supporters, funders and fvndraisers. we quik sIm￿Y c(AJkl not do the work Ihat wè do. So many Fétsplè do not derstand d￿esti¢ &suse. because it is $￿ethIng that iq Still too often Imdden away bghiThd d05ed dogr$, in hornes in relatKJnships where those affethd leel un*4t to tell anyboLly what is hatvning. SUrvi￿rs of rtsmestlc abuse can feel shame. fear and t* wofned about bw"rKJ ILW if Ihey confi4Je that they ￿ beiThJ atrAJsed by a partner. They may be fnghtened that théir partner will kill Ihem if they lry lo lea¥e. Ihfth three wrrnen being kiNed evèry fortnight by a cunent or forner partner, that 15 a very real frar. aTrJ safety planning 1$ an Thportant part of ourwork for $peufic reason. Survivors of dtynestic abuse are everyknre across wr soc•. and it cO￿j not be more Thportant to not onty let thgm know hcrw to access suFport. bLrt that they art understotss and bel￿t￿. l am very prwy to be a Patren of this important chaiity and thank •veryone across thv county frjrwothirrfj 50 hard to hdp erKI domeslio abuse. Pw3 WOIAENS AID FEDERATION OF EIIGLAMD REPORT OF TrIE TRiK8TEES FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 IAARCH 2023 IMPACT AND PRIORITES Pylling #uNS¥0rn at th• h•art ot polcy Wornen5 Aid brings tog8lher 5urws%ys antl policyTrakets to ensure that survNors' eXpe￿nceS afe understood. and th•ir reeds are central to fvTrJirq and polw deasitir￿. Durirwj the year 2022-23 tyjr work had some notable wJlKy suc¢Esses as a ￿sum of our ￿mpa19n1￿9 induding a S￿IfiC on seNce5 5UPPgrbrg suNvors of dorne5tic abus• in £100 million commrtted by government to in the 2023 bLKlJeL We successfully campavJrEd ￿ an Emefgency Flmd fN suThivors of dcfflesbc abuse. FolbDW"ng nine months of campaignirvj, Womtn'5 wa5 awarded 3 £3CQ.CO) Imkit tund Irurb the HO￿ Offt• to hdp suNvots fle• abuse. SuNvors r¢f8rrÈd to Ihe fuThJ le￿d £250-£Xrf) one￿ff payrnerts. Our campawJn i￿lUded wothiNJ in partnersh4) ￿1h other chantses including Surriwrg Economic Abuse. as well as the Dom851ic Abus& Commissioner lor ErKJland and Wales. to hwjhlight th8 severe irnpads of th8 ui5is on out s•ttor. It also included an event in Pzrfiament ¢onvenirwJ 39 MP5 and direct ewwjagementwth Home minr6tW5. In June-July 2022. ijuring the hewht of the crBis. we conducte¢J a survey wfth women who we exp•ri*ncing domestic abJ5e or h*J frxperRn￿d dornesb"c abuse in tho past 12 rnonths. This rosearch found that 73% of women limng and hawng financial Inks their abuser strugg￿￿ to kave Ihe abuser due to the cost-of4MTrJ ciisis, Sa￿n9 il erftw prEvent8d ttvn frrrfn knaviThJ or made il harfer to lèab*. r ￿earch *0 demonstrated Ihe devaslabrKJ impact that the rtsiry costs of livir9 are havirg on speryali$t dgmestic abuse seNry6 - our suffty wth mernbe￿ found that one in fi¥t I20%1 servtts had stsff who *ere using foodbanks. and 67% said that if this ¢￿S continues VhtI￿ut inttrfftnbtyi. they ha¥* lo tum sumvors away frcm existing supporL reduce the support availab￿ or Close all together. This r059 19 85% of seNcLs run by and for Black and minorifjsed wornon. Exp•rts by exF>erience ha￿ continued to bn.ng ￿l'EXpertS by Exper￿￿8, netwoth ol suNivots tcselher this year. The netswrk prowdes supp)rt. skills and opportunity to ensure 7Armen'$ I￿Ed eXpe￿rtt hjeal prath.￿ and nab.onal ¢jecks1L￿-rn*irrfJ. The diverse community ol survivor5 has shared thwr Mews. leamt rew skil& and connerted OtI￿r women to promote ernpgwerment and recovery from (kjrnesthc alMJse. ￿1r ￿CeS e￿￿ert￿e have Inlluenced nafr'onal deasion makers, induding durir¥J partI￿ry meetiros. ts ¢knkynent of ￿k￿la￿on and at our Pu￿￿ Pc4icy Conlerence. The nefvvork has pro¥￿e￿ thew Qxpwbse from INed exF¢￿r￿* to Cafca55' Domestic Abuse Learning and Improvement Board. the DOM•st￿ Abuse Commission•¢5 Pe￿￿tra19r StrztegK Refere￿e Group aThJ Ministry ofJustK• focus 9roups' on the Victims and Pri50reF5 Bdl. Engiqlnq d•cl8lon rnakers fespMded to 13 eonsult8b.orts and If￿￿1n•$ from g)vemmen( pathament and statutory agencies. As a result we secJJred changes sud) as inprov•nents to the statutory gLridanc• on co•r￿ arnj c4)ntrollirKJ b•haviour. stronger government regLAation of 'rcgue' h￿51Th￿ prt)vKJers tsr9eDThJ survivoTr. and our key calls referenced in thè Justice Comrnrttee's pre4egislatyve report on the and pr￿Or*r5 Bill. ￿ conlrthted to partnw5hip wc￿1n￿ wthin the violence a9ain5t wrynen and girt5, housiry and homdess and heakn $￿tsr$ by c(Alab)ratiThJ with serAor partne￿. Wè rèpr•sen*d wC¥n￿$ Aid on 16 drflgr•nt gowrffl¢rn aThJ agency ad￿$£￿ gftyJPS. ensufiTrJ Su￿1vorS aThJ speaaltst s•Nces' vièws are heard in polKy mth"NJ ￿e￿nt We had a strong presence at both the Labour and COn￿rsati¥e Pty Conlerences. wih th￿e o¥er-subscn'ied fringe events covering the Victims and Prwner5 Bill. the 'Come Togelhe¢ campaKJn and the need for a strategic health rnsponstr to domestic at*Jse. Speakers induded n￿￿-TreaSUry Minister James carl1￿• MP. the forner Govemm8nt VAWG Advisor N￿￿¢0 Ali OBE. then-Home Olfi¢e mIn￿ter Mim5 Dawes MP. Shadthy s￿retsry ol State for Women and Equalibes Ann•l*se Dodd5. VAWG policing lead DCC Mag9￿ and online inlkjencer Malin Andersson. Our event at the Cons•ryalive Party COn[Eren￿ with m￿an￿ Bffjwn MBE resLtsd in Iront pap g?¥er¥i in th• Sun ntrwspaper, ¢)n th• ￿rne day that th TnBs'5 Go¥errment iAwr*d on its eccffjomK Oicy. Impro¥5nq mental health r•wns•s to dom•sli¢ Ibu Our flagship'Deserve to be Hearrf carnpaign conlinues to focus on imprcMTrJ the mental heamh response to svrvNors of domestic abuse and ￿11 e¢ndud• in September 2023. The campagn has feabjrnd spoth.ghts t￿ the eX￿rienCeS of D•al survivors. c4der suryivor5 and LG8T+ survrwors and pre¢luc&J our suNvN4ed fikn. Tr Road We*e Had to wal￿ which launched in Parfiwnent to showcase what surnbors want to see from mentsl health servic￿. P•3e 4 WOMENS AID FEI)ERATION OF ENGLAND REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 IIARCH 2023 Thè ¢4mpaign successfijlly inlluenc•J Ihe content of key 9MThffient strategies nduding the Wtynen's Health Stratsgy ond the Home Officè's Tad¢lirKJ Domèsts"c Atr￿s• Plan. Ththich promdes milkjns of pounds of support to improve seThi provision for survivors and address abusers. ￿ha￿oUrS. Th8 TackliThJ Domesb"c At¥Jse Plan committed lo." £7.5 milth over 3 years to enabk heaNhcare profeSs￿n* to bet*r wknbfy. refer support vicb.rns and survivor5 01 domesbc atr￿. £15.7 million of the prcposed tywKling ¢ath year to be $Ferrt ￿ cornmLmty-ba5•J sar￿¢&$ Skyportyn9 VLtims and sumvors of dc4nests"e abw aTrJ sexual ￿tIent The Women's Health Strategy. published in 2022. mental heath arnl VIden￿ against wL¥nen and girfs as iwo out of six pnorities and led to the appointr7)ent of the first Womens Heahh Ambassador. The campaign also focused on se￿r￿￿ FK)5itive inpacl for sur¥ivor5 ofdOr￿tIC ihrough the Heallh and Care Act 2022. Vvhile we dky not manage to ach￿Ve our aim of ensunng a VAWG speoaltst Was in￿ded on every new Ints9ratsd Car• Board IIC81 across th• ¢C￿ntry. the k9i%lab"on doe5 require that thes• Th•w Boards incI￿￿e a mental health expert, whith is a critul step ￿ ensuriThJ effed.ve heallh r3)mmissthing for svrvivors in EThJland. FolkJw"i¥J Ouf subsequent •ngagement wth NHS England, we also rnanaged to ensum that Ihe new guhdance for ICB5 8xF4iutty relerenc•s domestic abu5e- essentraliv hohliry hxal heatth bc#j￿$ responsibk for meebryJ the of 5ufvNors. Our open letter to the W(¥nèn's Heatth knibass&Jor was svJned by 478 #D￿è￿To8eHeard caMpa￿ners, leading to her spèakiNJ at ovr Parfi*n$ntary fikn launch and prornpbng Parfianenlary charnp￿ ggn4Jp. ensuriNJ surmvors voices ar¢ heard within govefflmenL 'Deserve to be Heard, has continued to raise awa￿ne$S of the vnpact of dc*nesti¢ *>use on the mentsl hoatth ol surwvors Ihroughout ￿ media. Covwage inc1￿Jed an intervew wrth our Ambassador AIKe LNeing in Gwa magazine. COM￿n￿ry frc¢n sumvors on p01￿.¢$.¢0.uk aT¥J our Ch￿1 ExeculTh*. F•roh Nazeef in Mariè Clairè calling out the misogyny that underwns tht abuse wom•n expeller￿. 2,018 people are now #OeseTheTo8eHeard campagners 1.059 campai9ners swned our cost of INiry p*¢J9e wth $18 wribry to their MPS to ￿rnMit to supporbr sufyivors Ihrough the eost-of-liwivJ crtsis. 36 MPS have pledged to'heorf the voice5 of suN¥rys. ind￿ing one Goverrffi•nt Minist•r. The campaign 15 SUPPQrted by seven Pa￿1￿entary Charnpon5. acr055 Ihree UK polth"c81 pafti#B IConseNab"b*. Lobour and Greenl. rnany of whom who have gone on to attend aThJ ¥eak at Wom•n's Aid events and ￿q￿nity raise questhons In Parlkament aboutdomesbc ab￿e and mental healh. Women's Ald •vSd•nc• b*s• led way in evthrtt and data on domestic abuse. ￿r 21.000 have downloaded our reports and publications. sharing the latest ￿earCh on survNor exper1er￿2 and our approach to endiThJ dcffies11¢ abuse. During the year we p￿)liShed four reports to strengthen our wNJgnce base which a￿ hKJhlghted throu9houi this reporL Women's Aid research is published on *ebsrte at h#ps..Ih¥vM.wom￿S8Id.O[Y.Uk￿Vhat-￿frdoIeVkae￿UbI Creating lilolin•s lor$urvivor4 Women's Ahl prowdes support and &fvice to wcvnen and their children through rJJr If¥saw package ol online support se*vie¢$.' Uv• Ch•L gur tearn ofsypportworkern was contacted obpr 16.200 bmes on Women's A"d ￿ve ChaL Of thas• contscts, rnore than 87% %4ere with Surviv￿$, ￿lIe others 1￿j￿jed Cor￿n￿d friend5 WKI fwnily. or professK)nals wort(irvJ survNor5. Ernail support re5ponile(I to rn￿E Ihan 10.31Xl Wpline emaib. O¥tr 78% Irorn suMvor5. 1.800 protessionals. fneTrJ$ and famty member5 ￿¢eMed ab)Lrt SU￿%￿r$ they know were a159 5UPP)rted. Professionals ser¥l¢e'. tyjr ¢JedKated service for prolessiona& supporb.ng survivors was contacted by 480 professh)nals and the openiThJ hour5 of lh￿ ser￿ ha¥p been exterthd to ¢over Monday to Friday 10am4wn. Sur¥ivor5' Forurn." our Survivors, Fonrn SUFWrts ovw 13.5(N) rnemters 8n(I had more than 1.85 million page Y￿W$ across the fonm last year. In our annual evaluatKJn sur¥ey. 98% of respondents said the forum has helped them to have a tetter undetstaThJing ol domestic abuse and 96% fed more surwrted afterl￿nIng. Th• SuThlvorf$ H*ndbook.' our vrtal resou￿.,The Sur¥wofs Handbook., provides practsal 5UPPOrt and infoThation for wornen expenenarfj d￿eStr at¥Jse. Since rts rdaunch. rt has teen 61,000 tr'mes and our ?ddth"onal language a￿j10 versions haTrrt t*8n listened to 12.C(#) b"m•s. a&0 launch8d ¢JJi ￿npoSI4)g and upport page, the acce85*11ty toolbar and a new searth frjnth.cffj ena￿Ing more survivors to a¢c9$5 our lil•savirg service$. Page 6 1ENS AID FEDERATION OF ENGLAND REPORT OF THE TR￿￿TEEs FOR THE YEAR ENOED 31 IIARCH 2023 Rall to Rduge Our Rail to Refvge thme is bein9 expaThJÈd to ¢)ther forrns of tra￿port to alcm more s¢Jrvivors to Ilee abuse. 70% of surwvors using the scheme stated thal they *￿1￿n't ha* travelled unlèss the IKktt was paid for. No Woman Tuffl￿ Away proi•et The N¢ Ki)man Tumed Away INV￿Al prqect prowde5 ded￿#t#d sUp￿rt a￿1 tewonè acfvctaty to w(Knen experièncing domestic abusè Vh￿ lace barriers in accessr*J a Spa￿ or safe a¢commodabon. In 2022, N Woman Tumed Away prqed rttswed 394 rele￿IS and 254 women comple￿j the progr8mme. We opened tsvo now referral pathways ¥nd h05tsY workshops and *Ebinars for [reM￿r$ to find oth more abouithe suppjrt the team offer. R•s•ar¢h 1•po￿ 14owh•r• to Twn 202r Our annual ev￿￿OI10n report for the No Ifit*n￿ Turwj Away Projtct was p￿)lish￿ in Jun8 2022. FirKlirpJs showmd that at the end ol support tr￿n the NwfA leam. 25% of women were a¢comm(Klated in a Suitab￿ refuge $pace and 1 We￿ actommodaled in emeryency accommodab"on. asw e*￿t their sense of safety, 55% of the suNvots who gave us theif wews on Ihis sabj Ihere'd been a sp3n1￿canll45￿I or $￿ellO%) wryJro¥eTh*nt in their safety after w)rf(irwJ with ts prqe¢t". 254 women en9oged vthh the woiecl and finishe¢l support t¢trRen 1st Jarwry 2022 and th• 315t Dec•nber 2022 64 wom8n125.2%1 acc¥ynmodat•d in a refuge 49 women119.3%1 fouTrl emtoew accOrnmc￿b)n D•livorino r•eo¥ery progMmm•s for suTrlvo 3.000 survivors attended our Powèr tts Change le￿Very progwme. itteMrvJ suFwt on urwJerstandiThJ thwr experien￿ ol ab￿￿ and for Ihe start ofthwr jwmey to recovery. 1.134 children and yourMJ peOe were Supported to under5tsnd tr* ¥tW5e Ihai they had W￿￿S￿&XpÈrien￿d 8 our Hdping Hands PTogramrn•. Changln9 attitudos During the year W(*nen's Ahl camwgrts. trawiry offer aThJ rnth'a work wmed at 5hilb.ng atti{￿leS trwards domesb"e abuse. Com• T¢ythw to End Domoatle Abus• Ow 'Corne Toggther to EThd Domestic A￿e. cwnpa*Jn kgur￿l￿d in SLThmer 2022 at annual N¥tstsnal Conferenco. th a video featuring our ambassadors aThJ SUPFOrte￿ IETr*lbweTryether W4VW.wom¢nsahl.org.LWendobusetogethef shared 'Ceme T¢)gèth¢rf at F4)I￿Cal party eonfvrenres. *iih our Patron. Melanie Brown M8E. in partnership with tl Sun. and at our ovm Public Conference. The Sun bU￿.Sp*ak Out Against D￿eSti¢ AtAJs•' in support ol the campaign reaching o¥er 86 m￿lon rec¢le. OUT Patron, Melanie Brcr*m MBE. spoke ￿Jt on key i55U25 aifecb"n9 sur¥ivors on ¢)ur Speak Out Against Domesbc Abuse panel at our Publr Polw ConferefKe wth th• Ltader Of1￿ Labour Paty, Sir K•r Stsrmer IWure(J above. wth V￿oria Dert)y5hiTe and Women's Chief Execuive. Farah Nazeer}. 140 P80p￿ attanded, includirwJ survivors, rnember $eNces. corporates. and senw representatsves kn across govèmment. parti￿ent and statut￿Y servKts. The panel mada hèadlines across nab.onal papèrs. reachiNJ 1.7 Mird￿ Rgsgarch rgport:"C¢m¢ Topther To End Dom•stk AlxM•: A $ur¥oy ol UK at¢llud¢s to domgStl¢ •byA• 2022" As part of Wcthen's Aid's C¢ffie T(ylhef ¢ampa*Jn. Mlh M&¢ Sa•trhi as I￿r charity partner to d8velop a unique suffty into UK ad￿, atbtudes to dornestic abLL8e. The aim w35 to desvjn a of lomalrve rtsèarch to 9ather insight on atbtu¢Jes t*)ward5 d￿nesti¢ atNJse in ortsr to idènb.fy a iarget audience and infwm our campaign. Induding key points.. What make5 dornestic abuse tcleratde? Why this is the case lundsfpinning atbtUd￿I? How important is domtstic abuse in rèi#1￿ to gfvr Fdthlty le.9. H¢*tPth&)M)yl? P•J• 6 WOMENS AID FEDERATION OF ENGLAND REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES FOR THE YEAR EMDEO 31 MARCH 2023 We see in this rese*eh o ￿rrel4￿m bet**en tL*rant* of abusNe tehavb)urs tr*j￿Onal •Jeas ol relatKJnship roles ond the teSef Ihat 5¢xiety does not bear respJn&kn"lty for d￿eslIG atrAtse. The finding5 show a conts.nued pr•valenc• of hamiftjl myths around domestK abwe. in¢KJdiry wcim tAamirq mylh of the perfect ￿th"rn. ￿ atsts found that sty)nifficant portons ol tht •ault populatr.on are sl"Il a￿* to exuJse abw behavior if, fry ex￿FIe. there is an apob9y or mental heatth issue or if they per￿￿ the ￿¢tiM to bèar rtsponsiJi&ty. He's Comlng Home 'He's Coming Hcmè,, tyji tthertsirKJ campatgn m•aè in cdLaboratson t•nth House337, has ￿ 23 mllion vmvs on Tn(Tok. a reach of 560.CKIO on Inslagram and 1.1 million wnpres*ons on Tvth. The 0[￿ Si￿er ￿ hvo Bronze 8ntKsh Arro*s ad¥erbsiryJ campavjn award5. The advert fvghlvJht$ that domests"e at¥Jse can become mor• frequent w se¥w• during W football toumaments. indudin9 the FIFA World Cup. The eampaKJn had an enomious irnpac( reachirKJ over 12 knllion pewe with Ihe avwage number of pagè wew5 on the Wcmèn's $￿pOrt pagè ii5ThJ 26.1% durirrfd ￿riod ofthè IA4)t1d t￿ compared to the anNal avèrag•. On matchdays. the average number of users on Survi¥ors' Forwn was 11.7% higher compared to the annual average, and usage contsnued nsing into the day aftw matthjays to 13.9% atijve avera9e. showrKJ Ihat the svJnpostir9 was conts"nuing to have an •ff•ct Football United Against Domesll¢ Abu8• Our 'Football United Against DemestK thse, ¢ampaNJn has to cGYnmentary in the press about ￿￿ence against women the fcthllirKJ e¢)rnrnunty, resulh"rKJ in frort pagè Stor￿ in both Thè Sun and ￿ Mirror Increasirg uThJetstanding of domesbc abjs? and tht role evéryon? must F4ay to end ¢Jomésti¢ abuse. 12 kn'llion reach +26.1% page *iew5 on tne ￿en.$ sijpport page durirvj the pericrfl ol the IAlykl C +11.7% number of users on the SuThNors' Forum N•w TikTo* ehaM•I launehed BuildKyJ on our huge S￿481 media and reach. Klyn￿'S Aid launcl*d its TikTok thannel in November 2022, to incide wth '16 Days of ACt1w￿.. We have had 24.7 Millic￿ vws so tsr. shariry infornatitin on coerc4ve control and earty warning swJn5 Wrth m411￿S of peo*. The wrpos• of the chanrel L8 to ￿a¢h the youn9er audiences who eng•Je th TikTok, butwho are absent from our other social media stroryhc*Js. Wrthin kn walks of thè Launch, we gained mora Ihan 11.lm foknb*rs, d8moFE1r￿IrrfJ Ihe appetite for aducath.on around thmests'c abuse wth thK$ group. IMEn relaunth our rnicr05it& tLY youThJ thdth•n and youNJ Fe0p￿, TikTok will Èe a kèy te4)I to pr￿Ote the sitès and Iheir c(ffitenL Ralslng laurnallstlc st•ndard6 r•portlng dom•811¢ •bu Women's AKI has woth•d with ￿ I￿nt Press Org￿￿$9bon IIPSO} lo dè¥dop ltsr joumalists as well as cwtrilyjw to IPSO pod￿1 ￿ l>est practi￿ reFortrw iknnestic abus¢. Our Me%1￿ guidance n¢M fealures on IPSO'S *ebsrte aThJ is hghlvJhtsd on Ihe Editors, CcoJebc(Jk. It ensures that ioumalists understaThJ the intricaciés ol domestic abusè. Ihat suNivors are tréaiad wth dwJnity, aThJ understand that only rpètrator¥ arè rtSFthsibkn tDrts* •cbons. YSL Be•uty partnw¥hip Our partnership with YSL Beauty has ¥ number of rnedkq ond communicaborts wns. resutting in significant awa¥ene$5 raising. Over the past yew. Ihe p¥lnership has leatyred in Marie Claire. with a reath of 2 million wopl•. ¥rterwewing ambassadors Mthtllt GrrffthRthnson and Liveityd. and SUFpotsr Phoenix Brown about their lived •xp6rience of domests"c abuse. YSL Beauty also crealgJ a VK180 Wth 1hese wrffien to support Women's Aids laU￿h etho fikTok wi N*)vemb¢r 2022. Medl• t*0 Women's Aid has a huge impad on ￿roneSS of doN*stic abjse thrwah our work in the media, and wr wthin communitr•s thfough sehoels. érnpwrs and PL**lrt tr￿￿rn￿t. This yèar. Womèn's ￿"rts profi￿ hès soared. We have ochieved over 12,253 rnedra menDons. with a tofal reach of 165 brflion. Our rth¥5 stones and media ¢ommèntsry regularty exteTrJ Wond the UK into Ihe intemational news cyde. Hi9hlights have indudeLI an interview wlh our Patron Mèlaniè Brown MBE on Newsnight and front pagè wver*3È in Thè Sun durir9 the w*8k ol the ConsérvatNe Patty COnferer￿. have ob*r 358.7C#) Ic4k)**ts on so¢ial med•. wir8 us a platlomi Can change attibJd#s and crease understanding of dcffje5bc ab￿e with new aUd￿n￿$. P*Jtr 7 WOhlENS AID FEDERATION OF EMGLAKI REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2023 'Ask Me. trllrilng conthw•6 to ¢r•at• s•f• 8pa¢es In communlwrt forworn•n lo opèn up about abu¥• 'Ask Me., the ¢ommunths strand of our cl￿ That Lasts FrfLyJwme. delfvpred in pytnership wrth Welsh Women's AKI, continues to be p)pular. Through training se￿10r6. ¢cYnmunty membw5 are equpped wilh an understarKling of domests'c abuse, how to challenge myth5 ¥￿t￿n t4amiry aThJ to provKle a sup￿[￿.￿¢ response lo Su￿1¥of5 10 Flay an adive rde in endry dome5k &*use. This yoaf. 'Ask Me. has.. Supp)rted four Women's member seNc•s to 11&lfftrAsk Me in their bcal crynrnun￿e5. Ddivered six'Ask Me. on&"ne coutses. for Feopk who can't access Ask Me in Ihew local area. lo a total of63 people. L)elivered se53vJrffj to corFneS￿ abuse. thaleroe ¥￿tsM blarning and sexism. and support survNors to aco55 S￿l¥l￿t support Many people 5pgak abDUt they empowered after th8 trainiry and inspired lo lake aditin in thwr fr4kwing on frryn 1he tranirrfJ. Sumvors %tho attend Ask Mè, training have shared that they feel morg equirwl to rav4e awareness and SUFPgrt others and tst the trainiry has ￿lF*d thBrn personalty as part of their IwlirvJ journey. Str•ngthèning lo￿1 ￿r*I¢•$ Women's Aid is • federation ol kxal dwneslic abuse SUFWrt seMQS *ross EryJland. have been offering SUPPOrt aTrJ representat￿ to our members for almost SO years. As well as the EmepJery Fund whith enabled survivors to access funding via thal mernber semces to kave abuse. our offer to mernbers has inc¢u(led a wide rar4Je of support. Routes to Support Over the last year thÉr¢ were over 180.oC￿ lTrJirts to R￿rte$ its sUpF￿ fv UK ￿e4eNtL aganst women and girfs direclory ofseNces aThJ refty Yacancae% in partwshy by UKWomen* AHJ [8d8rat￿Jn$. hold a nats.onal dataset through th6 database which alkms to rwt on trends in ts nature and s¢cpe ofdomestic abusè service provi$h)n auoss EThJland in ¢fder to inform practtt ènd p¢fry. Tr¥ining offerlor mrnbe È hehl 33 member coathng sessTons WYJ svpport 23 memter services to Nabon81 Qualty Standardg Stag* One, full awarrls or to ccmdete qualty rnwe4VS ewriny qualrty pmision and sfrrv￿ for survivors Through ￿Jr Nab'onal TrydiniTrJ Centr8, w• train•d 31x1 n8w dom•slic abus• advocates, working wthin the sector. to supm suTrivors Ihwr chikI￿n. Eath •J¥ocate supported on a¥￿T￿e S) wornets. totslling a reaeh of 15,000 ¥uryivofs per year. We trai￿ 100 •Jvo¢ates to supwrt sur￿¥￿5 ¥￿th immgration issuès, with each adwxat• Bupporb"rg an aNErnge 20 w(men. Rts•ar¢h MporL Investlno to S•v•: lh• e¢on¢)mle ¢0*• lorfundlng •peel*ll*t domegtlc •buse supporf In February. we rel?a5ed a cost-beneft an*si5 of fv1ty-fv[￿ed spec￿151 d¢)me3bc abuse servtt prow5￿5n, conducted by Ihe think tank ReSPU￿￿0. which shth%Ed Ihal for every £1 In￿le￿, woukl be a 5avirrfJ to the public purse ol at ast £9. Women's ￿.￿5 report 'lnvests"ng to save" the econemic case for fiJnding speoakst dorne5tic abuse supporf was launched by Women's at ¢)ur Public ContErer￿e. Its findiTrJs dayad an important part in making the case for add￿"onal Government fvndirg and EM•r￿nCY Fund for suNvots of dornestic abuse, vthich was anntrjneed by the Goverrnn¢nt on 31st Mafth 2023. The report was also influenb.al amongst the conferEnce dete9ates. v4hich induded survivors, member services. corporates, and represenlth.v￿ frorn across g¢)vÈmmen( POFliament and statuttsry semces. 88% 01 attendees either 'agreed' or ¥trongly agreed. that ts contsrence woubj be Ikety to tr*ir ￿n￿"Th￿ ￿￿•Cl￿on-rnakIThJ. Dlr•ct ¢ommlsslonlng and fun¢*ng support Cornrni55ioning aThl fundiThJ wse a major Ihreat to d￿nesti¢ abu59 sermces promding SFeualist support to $uNvors. Women's Aid has expan¢*J our dir•ct SUPFt)rt to m•rnbtts lae4.ng these issues, h&l￿n9 to ￿01ve them by changin9 k)cal commissionirvJ pracb.ces $uFpor￿"ng membtrs to navwjatè ChaI￿n911￿￿ fvThJiNJ and C￿M￿%￿nIng problems. Pagè 8 WOl￿s AID FEDERATION OF ENGLAND REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES FOR THE YEAR ENOEO 31 MARCH 2023 Over ihe past yearwe ha￿.. ProNrydtd ts110￿ 1-1 sw)port to 13 m￿￿tets across Er¥JlaThJ- ourwort has ￿1p&j lffesavw serv lo nawgate challengirvj fvndtrg and wnmt55ioning i55ues. 5UPPOrt8d them to bjild relats"orships and infi￿n￿. and in S￿ne cases leLI to crynmw￿r￿rs re-evaluab.ng their fvnding deushMs. Published a new range of briefings. 9uidance and tocls to SUFPOrt our rnernbers io infiuanee fundirvj and omrnissionirrfJ lo¢alty- we launchtd a Suite of reSoUr￿S at Domests Abuse Commssionefs Fesb"val of Practice for c￿MiSSIor*r5 and 5pewlist W￿nèn s serv￿$ Idents"fied new fvndirg opwtunitss a￿1 prwoted these, su¢h as ts Loth Cost of LI￿rya fvnd. Integrated Care Board health funding and mo￿. Led workshops and webinar5 lor members. IcKal counrillots and commtssioners- such as thad oflha Iwal eleclions to provide memters with SUPFty)rt for how to eTrJ>3è Wrth new couMIIots. Re¥earch r•port:'The Domestl¢ Abus• Report 2023: Th• Annual Awthr Oui'Annual Audif provths an ove1vi￿ ofth• provtsion. •xpeii8rtes of abusè seMc•s in ErrfJland. This year. a webinar about our findin95 wa5 attended ty 105 F¢op￿. irthry rFpresantatsv8s frcffi govemmen( academia and bcal 5ervKes. On Traek.. supporting loul s•rvices and providing national insight On Trad(. Women's Arfs On Track Case Management and Outcomes Monrtoring System, continues to grow wth 97 member services now using l The nabonal datssetwe hokj as a res￿1 nrr4V ind￿$ the experiènce5 of 68.316 survivors SUPPQrted by bcal dornestic abuse seryKes auoss Erwjland, as tHdl our ¢)wn LNe Chal email and No Wrxnan Tum•d Away prqect On Trac* reports to a core ¢￿e$ tr￿ewth for$ur¥i￿¥s. de￿d In partnership wth Imkaan. ha￿ t•tn abl8 to SWViVOts' èXP8n8rt8s lo tE•J into cw e¥*Jenc8 base and inffluence po&cy and practice. rtOta￿y through our'Annual Audiy report Strengthening (b>nestK abusè str￿ceS improvwig outcom•s for survNors. INe have ¢jevelo￿l a strTrJardised national dataset U5iThJ dats frryn all organisalions using On Track. Thi5 datasèt will allow us to improve ￿entific&.9n ol nat￿n￿ Irends frryn our national dala. INe ha￿ shar•d our ￿mIr￿j thrwh Ihe On Track *￿rkshOP w(#Jramme, delfftrir¥J 36 workshops for members using On Trac*. and talkirKJ attht and measurirKJ th￿"r impart Aftèr attendw. 92% had more ￿fidence art￿ulating outeornes lo fijndets. Wcrfnen's Aid National COnferw￿e was W'in pw50rf hr the firsttime Since ts pandefflic 'Come Togett*r to E￿1 t)omeslic Abuse. launched at our Nth"onal Cothence wth txjr membw5. htylghting why wè all have a rolg to ￿aY in endw domests"c abuse. This ebent was first opport￿lty Sin￿ the pandemr to brin9 1c4elhgr r f8derats.on of memb•r organLsattons wth l•adiThJ exFerts from wthin L*yond the *J(mest￿ abuse sector. Speakers inckKled ambassador aTrJ OtyrnpKqn. Michdle Griffith-Rit*rw and An￿1￿$ti MP. Shad¢Jw Secretary of State forwomen and Equalit￿. Donatlons Donatsons worth over £370,C#JO wèrt sha¥wJ *ilh membèts $8rvices induding toi*th"es. cb)the5 and e￿ctrical good¥ hel￿n9 to mtet survwor essenbal nèèds. FINAhlCIAL REVIEW FlnancSal posltlon The chanty's total inMme amounted to £5.397.52212022'. £6.240,C651. This induths a valuabon for generousty donatèd se￿￿$ and lacilitkes of£79.49012022." £125,0801- See note 2 of thè acc4)unts for more inlormats"on. Underfying income xduding donaled s•Mc•s and tsrilths wa5 £5.318.032 12ff22' £6.114.9851. Total expenditure for the year arn￿nted to £6.7￿6,￿3[2022.. £5,6￿.3941. Under￿'r￿j expenditure excludin9 thg valuè ol ¢Jonaled was £8,707.473 {2022". £5,475.3141. Thè charty$ assets arè avail*le and aJequ* to ftlfil rts t*ligations on a by fvnd basis. The charitys perfomiance during the ￿al ￿uMed in an acbjal n•t iJefi¢)t of £1,389,441 12022. surplus 01 £639,6711 made up ol restricted funds dBfiot of £436.072 {2022" ¢Jefvt of £595.9291 and unre51n.cted funds defrcrt ol £gS3.369 12022". suWu5 of £1.235,6C¥)). The reayjn br the defvi on the ￿restrthd funds was to tre planned sp•ThYirrfJ ol desi9natsd reserves. Page 9 WOIWIS AID FEDERATION OF ENGLAND REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 W4RCH 2023 FINANCIAL REVIEW Prinelpal funding sourt•s Women's Aid contnued to benefit from a rar#Je of fundtr¥J sour(￿ duriThJ 2022-23 #rKI w•nt tt> thart all our lunders forth•r con￿nu￿1 supwt. Fundrai#in9 performane• - Raised.. £1,830,382 We are *no￿auS￿ ￿atefrj1 to al Ihosè O￿anY￿a￿.0ns mdtvpsuals who have supported our work over the course of the year, and reman commrtted to W0￿1n￿ wth ow exi%bng to deIr¥ere1￿ sdutiorts to ¢Jomestic abLKSe. We woukl like to thank Ihe lar9e numbers of indNiduaL8 who have contintkd to byaly SUFPOrt our work thrrjugh rnaking regular donats"ons, respondin9 to appeals, takiTrJ part in S￿SOr￿j (*allerges. organising events. an(J spe*ing out tr*ir own s¢xial media tththin thth"r abtyAll* ofchalenging dcmesbc ab￿e. We would also11(e lo thank the loyal and crynmrtted full WKI associate memters of our fed•ralth %th0se subscThptsons at4e us to develcy our member support actmties. Communlty ThTS year ¢)ur amazing eommunity ftmdraisers ratstd over £239.(￿. Thèy raised fijnds for Women's Aid in all sorts of $pirational way5 - by njnning. ¢ydin9 across the country. Jum￿n9 out of F4ane5. or h*ing... evan to Everast Base Carnp. By hddiThJ art exhibihons. raffles. or book dub parties and mary more ways1 We have abo seen fantastic di$￿ayS of adv¢xacy frorn universrty students, and we have creabJ strong a￿* impacthjl Charity of the Year partnershps wth schooLs acfOSS EThJl*KI 7*ho have taken wt *) fund￿￿1r9 events for us. Corporat• W8 are very gratefvl to Women'¥ Corporate 5v￿lers. are an intsgral part of our mowm•nt to end domestic abuse. This Year￿ have been g￿rOUSty SUFvwkd by ow Co￿T* part￿15.. - AVON Cosmetics Ltd - Bl¢)orn UK Dinny Hall Incisive Media - L'owtane -OKA - YSL Beauté È have also re￿1ve￿ gen￿￿S donatior£ thk8 year from ccfflpanies. ￿OSe generosity has enabled us to c¢nb"nug QW vrtal wryk: - Plafforrn HO￿lr9 Grow> - Paperchase . Yawn - Srnurfit Kappa This year we were very fortunate in beirwj seleL*ed by ¥ wmter of C(￿pan￿ to ￿ their'chaftty of tha lincltyaing M&C Saatchi Worts Services. Gall¢ard Heathcare Solubons. O*mer8 Wèanh Management Ltd. Richard Dèsuns and East Midlands RaiNvayl. support•d thw"r fundraisirrfJ •fforts which *Ere un¢Jertaken 1hrO￿h9Ut the year, and very much enjoyed seeing the creatNe ways in ￿lch they Ltsed thèir k4atlorms aThJ work forces.. and through events such a$ eom•dy nights, CYC￿ chalkngts ar¥J quizzes. aL%o saw corporat•s engag* in training, as wdl as sharing their skills and èXFertise with our stsff. in particular woth done by Absokrtt Intefpre*"rrfJ ta improvè accessibility ¢)n tsur website and our direct Servi￿$. which has been indispensab￿. Futhr partrwships came throu9h supporting Women's Axl duriryj the Month ol March, marknng 'lntemational w￿en.9 Day. provKliry fijrther Ir￿rne. frorn cornpanies such as Roythom•'5 Soliators, as **1 as &￿￿nUed awar•n•ss V4* ar• tr*n•nth)usty grat•ful lor posthè dIffe￿nCe that all our corporates have m*. would also lkn to Tecisnise thc£e cwrate supwtèts ts"r ¢￿tribIrt￿9 to r￿nain anonymous, and thos• wè hav¢ not téon at4è kn nome ￿[¢. ar* grtefiA ft>r all your S￿>tr This year, we have also been dèlKJhted to wrth nKJra smalter buSI￿$ses, ￿n9 the Work for Good ￿atform. 16 businesses raisèd lun¢¥s for Weffièn'5 ￿"d lh￿9h th•"r 5aes in total raisèd £39.678.66. Notsbly, £14,OCQ of this rning from Chelsea Paérs IRenft)kY Ltd). Women's AKI was 4s0 re￿￿nI$td trthi￿ durin9 thè yaar by Work fgr Good AS their'feaiured charity helwng to boost fvndraisin9 and was featured in an IntematKJnal Wmn'$ Day blog post featuring our CEO, to rwsè lurther &wa￿n•￿$ ofour vth. Page 10 YIOMENS AID FEOE114TION ￿ ENGLAND REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES FOR THE YEAR ENOED 31 AIARCH 2023 FINANCIAL REVIEW Tnrdt #nd Statutory Womens ￿lj are Very 9ratefvl to recei￿ the 5UPPQrt of Tnjsts. Foundab"ons arKt St•tutory organk￿￿?ns. Wè arè pro to work in partrnrship with ￿ follthwirrfj fvnders to athieve our mission." - The Horne Office awarded Women'5 ￿'d grani lunding through 1he Preventr"ng W￿nCe Against Wc¥nen and Girfs and Supporbng Children IPVSCI." What Works. FunthrKJ IW) lo deiNerour Children and Your¥J People's Programme. . Mayors Office for Pol￿1￿ and Cr4ne (MOPACI have •wded ￿ a contract to expwd our On Track and to énhan￿ Roule5 to SkPFXJrt - London Councils awarded a 4-year 9rant ts our Lonth Refvgp5 Dats CC4kct￿n Prq"acL whi¢h indudes collecb'ng and anaty￿ng d* friyn R¢yJtes to SuFyort to woyth an emdence base ￿ the aTra use of refijgès in London. - Th? Oeparfftnt for Le¥￿￿g Up. ￿(#J￿n9 and Commwit*s 1pm7￿￿Y H¢)usiNJ, Cc¥nmunit* * Local Governrnentl CL)nbnues its commthient to Rwtes to SuFP)rt aNI the No Wc¥nan Tumed Away proiert SUpp)￿.￿J women to *cèss local $em￿S aTrJ rèlL•Jè provts￿n. - Wè reoiv¢¢J fvnding towards our Direct SeMc*s from BalV$ F¢)urthts)n {p￿¢M￿ty Gamesys FouThJationl, Marsh chafftab￿ Trust. Sydney Black Charitsb￿ Trust Wonderfijl Gi¥irwJ FourKlakn"on, Pledgeling IntematK)nal Fund. The Grae TrusL The 819 Give, and Ruth Lewts Famdy Chantable TnJsL Van Neste Foundation. Michael and Anna W chantab￿ Trus( AIIFunds and the Bedford Ro*1 Charrtable FuThJ INPT Ayanbc Donor Ath"sed Fund). - CVC F￿nd4￿"¢n have promdtd wro1 t¢NArds our m*thtshp work. . We have receiv&J hJ￿I1ry from Bal￿$ Four*Jation Iwew0us￿ Gamesys Four¥jati￿) towards our Mental tr￿aNh Campaign. - Th8 K•ring Foundalv)n conts"nL*d their suppthl of incrnasrwj cap&rty in oui Rewch l•am ￿ towards our Power to Chang8 project. - We lunding from Sir D8rèk GreenwKay Fo￿lab"On Hu(tson Charitsbb Tnk*l twards our C¢ntral A¢￿sibl1ty. - Thè Sistws Twst awardèd us multsye¥thJndir¥J towa¥d5 the salary ofour chièfèx8cvtN•. - Wrynen's A#J SUFVQrted ts CalW￿ Fwnity Fowthtion to dIStri￿tte 16 grants to 'By and Forf Black al￿ minonts.sed member seNcos. - Thè Ass￿1011￿ of 8rib.sh Insurers are suppo￿"n9 Women's ￿ and our sister organisa*"on throw the Resilience projeet. The project aiwrts to Strtnfftn the UK nefv￿rk ol drynestic abuse seNices èmerging from the CO￿19 crisis. are gratefvl to The Coball Trust The Keeb￿ Charitsbfe Tw5[ lan Mactaygart Trux Arthwth Trust, ThB Twothway Trust. Edward S Smyth TrusL The Dav*J Famty Fo￿latson. Pear5 Famity charrtab￿ Foundation, The Minto Charitable Trust, The lan Ask￿1 Charrtajle Tw5L ￿len and O¥ery Foundab"on, Tr Hon M L Astorfs Disc￿￿"0nory Trusl 1969. Arnold Clath Cornmunty Fund, The Mts Imngfiehj Charrtthe Trus( The squi￿ Patton Boggs Charitable Trust. Ma50nic Charitable Rest H3rrow Tn￿[ Clark Charrtable SelknenL Th• Cara D•kn"rwJM Foundab"on, B•tty M•sseryer Foundatign. John Laing Chantat4e Trv5L Imlliam Grant Found8b"on. Violet Black charitab￿ Trust, Roy Proctor Foundation. Wallace and Edna Daws Charital>le Foundab"on, Farnity Charitabkn Tn￿t. GVMKR Tru%L The Orr MaG*intosh Foundabon, mulb.thon Trttst. Schroder FourvJatb)n. Sylw"a Adams Charrtable Trust and Basing Lodge 55 for thtiir 5UPPOrt of our ¢or* costs. en8t4iThJ us to direct furK15 whpr• tr*y ats most ne•ded to supwt women and chiklren affected by (l>n•$￿ •buse. HNANCIAL REVIEW Indlvldual Glvlng and Appeal• Our ￿nter ￿pea1 was ￿ntred ar￿nd the ￿5￿f4mr9 crisis and Ihe impacl on 5ur¥ivry5 of dome5ti¢ abuse. ￿ af• grateful that. despite the econom￿ ch"mate, wr suFporters respontsd pos￿.1￿ to the appeal and were mob'vated to support $ur¥ivL¥5. donab.ng o*r É34,CrfX¥. Hcrwever, thé impad of the cost￿NI￿￿j atsis, as well as18s$ media coverage aTrJ pu￿1¢ awarerws ol domestic abuse c￿npared to during the paTraemi< has to a dedine in OTh￿tt donats"c*is, though continue to see strong Support frcffl regular (knnations. whKh raised over £490.CCQ thi5 year. Pag•11 WOME14S AID FEDERATION OF ENGLAND REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2023 FINANCIAL REVIEW L•ga¢l•s are fortunats tts have toen the reap￿11 of$￿e iNJedtty g￿rOuS Legxy gtfts over this past finan¢ial y&•r, %thich have brought in over £200.CQO in UnrestrKx￿ (unts. Th•se ￿nd gifts have l*lped us k) xhie¥e many of the suw2sses detailed in this rewrt the impacts of %thich wll fèm for yeats io ccme. This year have also seen an inuease in the numlxr of'in mem¢yf we ha¥e receNed. am humLqed that Ouf sUpp￿￿r5 choose to c¢mmernorat• thtir ¢)wn INes or the Iw•s of their ores vith a gift to Women's Iknd and thank them forfvir thoyghttulness at suth a (k"fficutt b"me. Inveslment perfomiance Unfler the tems ol the Memorwmjun aThJ Artides of Assouab"on. the tharty may invest mr￿V0 of Women's Akl Tr)t lmft￿diatety required lor rts own purpe6es in or upon such invesknents. securybes or propety as may ￿ th0￿ht fit. T vd ol the tharity's reseThes ￿ suth that investrnent Ys limrted to short-tem rnarkels rather than any long4emi strategy. though other opbons ￿ntInue to be eypklred. Over the past year we have conb.nued to take a prudent in temis ol the se￿rity ol the charitys r￿r￿*S rather than pursuin9 ts hvJhe$t refvm. The iniR5trnent ￿1￿Y is ￿Ing kept under revwto take account of investment opportunitie5 vthiL8t mwrtwnir¥J a l￿-r￿ strate9y. Rts•N•$ policy The rese￿$ poly has been revi•¥*d WKI upjated thJFrThJ tIMs finarKid y•ai. The board retognises that the charity serves many tenefwries with an or¥Joiry ￿ and. a$ 5uth, Ihe organt50tions reseryes policy has been set with Ihe kmg-tem finanua via￿"1￿ of the charity as a ￿tsCa1 factor and within the Context ol th8 short-term nature offvnth.ng corrtrad5. T￿￿te￿$ have delem1￿ that free ￿erveS shoubj be set at an arnount suffio.ent to support core i)perats"NJ and wind (knvn costs fof a minimurn pgriod ofthree M(￿th5 and a maxrnum ofsix rnonths. The total balance ollunds at 31st March 2023 amrjjnts to £5.2&S.07312022'. £6.675.5141. Th15 ind￿1•5 rèstn'cleG*d and impart Each risk B ass¥Jned a s•ftior responsibl8 lead. The BAF 3et$ out a narrntib* thè Thatu￿ ol eath rtsk ts likety impact, the mfogab'ro actions already urKlerway. and rwt steps. Key strategic risks idents'fied for monitorirg this year haNE Ind￿.. - Financial sustainabilty and Incomt generation. - Impa¢t gf the cost-of.1￿l[Vj cri$is on benefvaries mèrnber seThK*& . Reputabonal nsk as$(K￿ted wilh Wcy tssues. - Govemance in assocMb"on vith board devebpmenl - Safrguardry and ¢0mpliar￿. - Peopk risk associated with re¢ruthent and - T•chnological risk Indudin9 cyberseauity. Pap13 WOIAENS AID FEDERATION OF EMGLAND REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2023 W•bslt• T￿￿te¢S are responsib* lor ts maIntenar￿* aThJ int8grity of tt* corp￿* and fin￿rIal inft+m)8b"on inelud8d gn Iho charrtable company's w•bsite. Legislabon in th• Unrted Kingdom go¥wnirvJ the pr8paral¢on arKI dissemination of financial statements may differ from Wislaticffi in olher Ju1*d￿￿¥. People. Incluslon and equtty has been focused on bjikling a robltst n)Irastr￿. reeruiti"rrfJ tsdKated ￿T$(￿ne1 and procuring identified training. We have worked a5 a téam bnnging together the intemal Rar* Equality Strategy Group. the Lèadèrship Tearn. Anfr'_Raasm Ta$kf0￿ and the Board of T[￿stee$ to focus on our anti4aci5m agenda and Equty Di￿[sIty and Inclusion arnbitions. W• conts.nue to WO￿ on erysuring a posibN* wothng en￿ronM8nt wth Ihe aim of havin9 a dI￿r$thed, happy workfofC*. The organisats.on ts Lmdertaking a pay aThJ beneffts review to indude inplementation of a new Job Evaluat￿ ¥h￿e and rtmain cornmffted to er￿Uring we m¢)¥e lowards bting a best practicè employ•r. Womtrns Aid is proud lo be a Disabilty Confident Employer d8mon5traty"r4 our contnuiryj Disabihty Confthnt J￿rnaY to ensur8 Ihat tlisabled p8opl• within the *YJrklorce and those who use our s•Nces a￿ able to fulfl their potential. Women's AKI also continues to mèét th• standards set as a Li¥irvJ Wage EmrA¢)yer. Pay polley for 8tsff The board consk1ers that the Emectjbve Le*rship Team at 14Vomen's Federation of ErylaTrJ comprises the key management ￿rsOnnel01 ￿ ¢hanty in eharge ol directirrfJ and controlling. runnirvj and operab'ng ts charity on day-tcpday basis. All trustees give up Ihèir timè treely and no Iwstée rèceived remur*ration in the year. However, we pay ncffjinal honorarium to rnernber 0rgonwb￿S rnwe5ented ty a tntstee. D•tals of trustees, •xp•nse$ and r•lated transactions are discbsed in thè accounts. The OTganisation is currently undertakirg a remv ofpay and benefits out¢rynes lo t¢ wnF4wn¢ntèd ￿rir￿￿ 2023124. C¢)•￿￿tIl)nt to wldèr Mtwork bmen'$ Aj'd 15 a federation o1•Fpro￿fflately 160 orgonwbrffi5 WOVKliThJ around 300 life5a￿Tr3 loeal sèmtss to ¥yr)mon and children across En9land. Our ne￿)rk also indudes a fvrther 72 or9anLSations ty non-mèmbèrs who arè engaged wth ug through the Routes to SLWPOrt database of sèrvus. The year-on-year reduction in members is primarity taused by s•Nices dosing ¢Ju• ￿ knss of fvndiro or mèrging in Nder to meet the requirements of statutory lunders. Thè charity woths in partnètshp with a range of stsluiory. vdunlary, CO￿)rattr and olher bod￿ to ¢Jeliver its mission and achieve its objectives. Mernte￿iP ts based on signing an ayreernent to support ihe chanty's mission. aims and objectives There are rnembership ¢ategorie5.' 1. Full Members. organisalions thal delNer direct services 2. Associate Mwnbers". otrer supportry ￿anisa￿.0ns ￿tIMen.$ kjcal member serv*%$ prowde a range of refrjge cornmvnity-based SeThi￿$ lo ad¢)￿$ domestic abLse including sexual atwjse in inbmate pa￿r ￿l&'0n$hlp￿. Membw5 work to nab.onal stsndards for Servi￿ delwery. Ind￿JITvj the Women's ANJ National Quahty Stsndards whith cover all •spocts ol Sérvi￿ deli¥ery, as ￿¢11 as ￿lThJ model pt4ie4ts prOW￿re$ dèv•W by won￿,5 AKJ. Refvren¢e and admini5trati¥e d*iL8 Registered Company number 03171880 (England and Wales) Regist8r•d Charty numter 1054154 Registered office PO Box 3245 Bristd EnglaTrJ BS2 2EH REFERENCE AND AOMINISTrATIVE DETAILS Re9lstered Cornpany number 03171880 IEn9laThl and Wales) Reglstered Charlty numb 1054154 ft•giSt•r•d offie• PO Box 3245 eristol Englan¢J BS2 2EH Pag• 14 WOMENS AID FEDERATION OF ENGLAND REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2023 TruBty•8 Chief Ex•eulive Farah Nazeer Trust••g Jrn Jo GtxJgh- VKe Chwr LirKlsey Wishart- Treas Madi TUr￿n Sarah Hill- Chair Zlakha Ahmed Camline Cha Peri Th)mas Subeommltt•• m•mb• knanda EMEn Ang* Stthvart Sara Mcllroy clai￿ L•nbon P*lm Jul* Wahers DBE Melanie Bfown klBE Amb￿$*￿1 I￿ L￿11¥￿ Bill Ward Charle Webster Jahmene Lucy Gasknl Mitheue Grthlh-Rth"rw>n OLY Toby-Aexantsr Srnth Wll Young Rachd Khoo Love Ro#p•ct Amhjsadors Holly Boum• Ma&Jy Anholt Sollcltorn Freeths LLP.101 VK*Jria SrtBristol.BS16PU Bank Retail Bar*.16 St Stephen StreeLBii5tc4.BS1 1JR Auditt)YS Bevan BucklaThJ LLP Chartered kn￿untants And Statutory Audrto Ground Flooi Ca(digan House Castle Court Swansfra Enterprise Park Swansea SA7 9LA STATEMENT OF TRUSTEes' RESPONSIBIUTIES The trustees (who are also the di¢ector5 of INcfflens Awj Federnb"on of EnglaThJ for the purposes ol cOm￿Y knyl are respon5ibJe for preparing ts Report of the Trustees and the financtal stat•ments in accordan(* V+ith applicable law and United IQ.n￿l0rn Accc¥Jntng Standards (United Kl'ngj(￿ Generalty Accepted Accounting Practs"￿1. Company law wuire5 the trustees to prtpare firydnoal statements for each finan(3al year which gtve a lJue and fair wew ol the State of affairs of the tharitable ccfflpany and of the incoming ￿our￿5 and applickn.on ol resources. I￿￿LI1n9 the income and expen￿rtu￿. of the ￿ritat4e c(Mnpany for that per￿d. kn weparing ltrhjse $tstèments, th• t￿￿￿ta•S are iefwired to . select suitabk accountin9 p¢4￿leS arKI app￿ I￿rn consi51•.' observe the methods at￿ prirKiples irb the Chanty SORP: make judgements and estimates that are reasonabkn prud•nt". prepa￿ the financial Statements on ttE p'ng I))n¢￿ ba*5 urkn 1$ inappropr¢t• t¢¥ pros￿ that Ihe charitable company wll cont'nue in busirws. The trv5t*ès arè responsible lor ke•ping prtpèr acCO￿lIng rncords whth th"sch)s• wlh rtas¢)nable accuracy at any b" th8 financial poSit￿n of the chantable company aThJ to enable th￿ to ertsure that the finanual statements cornply wth thé Compan￿5 Act 20Cé. They are also responsitAe for safe9uardmg Ihe assets of the th￿"table COrnp￿y and hence for lakin9 reasonat4e steps for thè prthnb.on and dettth.on offraud and oth¥ irregulartbès. Pag• 16 REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 ￿R¢￿ 2023 STATEMENT OF TRUSTEES. REsPONS￿lUTIES- conth In so far as th• trusto8s are aware.. . ￿Te 15 ￿ relevant a￿11 wfforynai￿ (*wital* crfflparfs •r• unawarn., •rKI the tNstees ha￿ taken an steps that fvy (wht to ha￿ taken to m*e themsfjhw Mre of any reknvant audil InfO￿￿"0n to •St￿lISh that the auditors are a4war• oflhat lnfonnati￿. AUDITORS The auditors. Bwan BUC&1￿ LLP. wlll be PToF*wd" for r8-woinl￿n1 at the forflKomwvJ knual Genwal Meeling. rovod by ordor ofts bo•rf oflnJstses orf......191.11)12023................ sh)￿d on bghaff by.. Sarah Pill- Tiitstee Pag• 16 REPORT OF ThE INOEPENDENT AUDITORS TO THE MEMBERS OF WOIENS AID FEDERATION OF ENGLAND Oplnlgn We hav• audrted the financial stst•ménts of Aid Federation of Eryland (the 'charitabKt company'l for year ended 31 March 2023 which tomprise the Siatement ol Finaneial A¢￿￿tieS. Ihe Balance SW the Cash Flow Staternent and notes to the financial $latemenls. incbjing a $LThmary of s&ntfi¢ant accounth.rvj pdw. The financial ￿pOrts'ng framework that has been applied in the¢r prèparalion applicabla Law and United lQ"ngdcffi Accounting Standartjs IUnrt•d ￿TyJorn Ger￿￿ty Ac¢ounb'r8 Practic•l. In our opinion the financial stslements.. gNe a true and fair wew of the state of th• thari1*￿ ￿1panY'S affair5 as at 31 March 2023 of its •r￿eMil￿J rèsour￿5 and applicab.on of resources. induding ts inctrne and expenditure, for the year Ihen ended., have tr*en proFerfy p￿pared In accordance wth Unrted ￿"ngdorn Generally AC￿pted Aoxjunting Prath"ce.' aThJ have t*en p￿Pared in accordance vnth ￿ requi￿rnents gfthe Ccfflpan*s Acl 21K6. 8•$i$ for opinion We coThJucted our audit in accordance with Internab'onal StaThJards on Audthng IUK)11SA5 IUIQI and applicable law. Our responsibilibe5 und•r thos• stsndards ar• hJrther dtscnted in lh• A￿￿rt0￿. rEspon5￿11￿*S for the audrt of the finawal statements section of our report. are indepen(knl of the tharikbk crynpany in acxordance vthh the ethical requirements that are ￿levant to our atyjit of the finanual stsiements in Ihe UK. indudin9 the FRC'S Ethical Standard. and we have fijlflled our ¢)ther ethical ￿[KIn$l1Y1rt￿s in x¢Ordan￿ with wuirements. We tel￿Ve that Iho oudit evidence w& have obtsined ts suffK*nt and aFprcpriats to provth a basis for tyjr opin￿. Conrlu$lon$ r•lating to golng cOn￿M In audib'ry the finanual 5taternents, we have cOr￿Ude£l that the lTrtsteè$' ￿ ofthe wng ttsnctm basi$ of acco￿kn.￿j i the preparation of the finana& slatements is appropr4*e. Bas•d on the work we ha￿ perIo￿ed, have not any material uneertainties relatir#J to events or condrtions that, Individualty or col￿d¥ely, rnay cast signifKant doubt on the charrtable cornpanls abilty to conb.nue as a g￿n9 concern ts a period of at leaSth%p1￿ montts from when finanaa stslements are authoris•d for issue. Our respon$ibilitp$ and the respMsibilitEs ol ts Instses wth re¥*ct to goiry c4nLW are de5criW in ts relevant Be¢tions ol this reporL Other Infomiatlon Th• tnJste8s are msponsitle for the oth•f inlomatron. The other infom)abon compris•s th• nformat￿n I￿￿￿ed in the Annual Report. other than the Str1e￿nts and our Report ofthe Inde￿ent Audrtor5 thereon. Our opinion on the finan￿81 stateff*nts doe5 not coverthe olher Informati￿ and. except to the extent otherW￿e expliutty stated in our mporL ￿ do not extvess any fonn of assuranc• Co￿u$￿)n tsreon. In connection with our audit of the fina￿81 slat8m8nts. our responsibilty is to th• other inlormath)n and. in doing so, eonsider whgther the other intsrmab.on is materialty irKon5thrrt with 1he finan￿81 statements or our knowledge ebtained in the audit or otherwse appear5 to be malerilty misstated. If we identify sl￿ matsnal inconsistències or apparent material missfatements. we a￿ required to detemire thi8 gr¥es rise to a maten'al M￿Statement in the fmancial stst￿ents thernseJ%*s. If. based on Ihe have Ferformed, condude that there 1$ a rnat8rial misstat&nent olthis other informatthi. *e a￿ required to rep)rt that We ha¥e rthing to rep(¥t in thi8 regard. Oplnion8 on other matters prgscriI)ed by the Cornp•nies A¢t 2006 In our gpinion. based on Ihe work undertaken in the course ol the au(*l". the Info￿ation gwen sn the Report of ts Tnjstees for tt* fina￿al year for ffin•rKial strte￿nts prepared is c0￿1$te1rt the financial slaternents.. and the Report ofthe TnJ5tees has b¢en prepargj in acc•)rdanee W￿c8b￿ legal requirements. MattgrJ on wh•¢h wa are requir•d to rvport by •xc¢plion In the light of kn￿edge and unthrstandir¥J of the chaiilable ¢ompany aTrY its en¥vorwnerrt obtsined in the course of the audrt, we have not l¢Jenkn.￿ Mater￿ misstatements in the Report ofthe Trustees. Wè have ncthiny to rÈport in ￿pect of thtr matkrs Ihe knpanies Ad 2K6 requirgs us to r¢port to you in our opinion.. adequat• acCO￿￿.￿j reccrfds have not teen Wt or otums adewate for our have Th)t teen recei¥ed frcffj branchgs Tr)t visrted by us." or the finan￿81 siatemtnts ore not in ffjreemgntwith the acCo￿t￿va ￿¢￿￿5 and relums: or certain ¢Yisclosure$ of Iw5tees' remuneration specified by law a￿ not rnade.. or wè havt not r￿eNed all thè Info￿a￿On and explanatbjns requir• lor¢￿r au(￿. ( thtr trustees wèr• not entrtled lo take advantagè ol ￿ srnall r¥ynpan¥ eXempt￿n frcffi ts r8quir&mont to pr￿rn Strategic Report or in prepanng the Rwrt of Ihe Trustees. Pagè17 REPORT OF THE INDEPENDEP￿ AUDITORS TO THE MEMBERS OF WOMENS AID FEDERAnON OF ENGLAND Re$ponslbllltl•s ot tru$t As explained more in S&itwnent of Tr￿1•4$. Resp)nsibilths. the trustees (who are also the th"rectors of the charrtabkq eompany for the purposes of c￿mpanY lawl are respor6it4e lor the p￿paratIon of lh• finan¢i* statwn•nts and for teiNJ satsfied that they give a tnje and fair Mew. and for suth inlemal contrd a5 ￿ Iru51ees detennine is necessary to enabfe the prepwalion of finawal stst0m￿ts that from maknnal MtsstaI￿frrt to fraud or error. In prepanng the finanaal statanents. ts truslees are responsible for as5essng the charrtablp ￿MpanY'S abilrty to COn￿nu* as a going cOn￿m, disdosing. as athr3￿e. matters related lo concem and Usbng Ihe going ¢oneem basis of accounting un18SS Ihe trustees ¢thar to l•Juidate tre charrtable CLYnpany or to cease operab"ons, or have no realists"c alternati4e bul to do so_ P•3• 18 REPORT OF THE INDEPENDEKf AUDrroRS TO THE MEh￿Rs OF WOMENS AID FEDERATION OF ENGLAND Our responslbililies forthg audft ol th• financial $latem•nts Our objectNes are to obtain reasonable assurance ab￿rt ffinwKial statwntrnts as a artr frte frc material misstatemenL whether to fraud or error. and to a Report oftr* IrKJwnderrt Atyjitors that indudes our opinion. Reasonable assuiant• is a high of assurance, t*Jt is not a guarantee that an a￿JIt e0Thj￿ted in a¢cofdance wlh ISA5 (UK) wl aw detert a rnateri* mBststerrent w￿n li exists. Mis$tstÉm8nts ran ari$e from fraud or wor and are conSKIe￿ matena rf, iThdividualty or in the w3gregate. Ihey oxjld ￿aSOn3bty be expected to influÈncè tl* econc4nic deusions of usus tak￿ on the basis 0fth￿ ffinancial statements. ¢xtent to whith our prTr>Jures a￿ cap￿* ofdetecb.wvj Irr￿an110$. inrKKlw fra￿j 1$ dètailad Wow.. Ext•nt to th• audlt W•8 Co￿￿der•d upabl• ol d•tectlThg Irr*gularltl•s. IncludlD9 fraud We NJenth"fy and assess the risks ol material misststement ofthe FinanL?al Statements. whether due to fraud or error, and then. design and Ferfonn audit pror*dvres respon5Ne to th￿Se r￿ks. induding obtaining audit ewdence that Is suffiuent and appropriate to provth a basis for our Ownlon.￿ dtsaJs*J ￿J( audrt independenc* complying wrth the Rèvis•d Ethical Standard 2019 ￿1h the eng￿ement tearn members ¥knibt rAanning the audr( and continualty monitored our independence througlwt the pr￿9. Id•ntTrfying and assèssing potsntlal rlsks w•lat•d to irregularilie5 In identityiThJ and asse55irg risks of m￿er￿1 mi5Staternent in r•sFe¢t of wre9￿011t1tt. AKa￿1n9 fraud and rton-eornpliance with regulaticr6. our p[G*edu￿$ induded fv lo1￿.n9.. Enquiry of Manag￿￿nt which ihdudes obtsffjiNJ supporb.ng 0x￿7en1akn conc8ming the Chantys pc4i(ies ar#J procsdurts relthng to". Idenb"fying, ev￿uatI￿J, and coMp￿"r0 wth lawE and regulat￿Tr$ and whethw w•r8 *war• olany instsrKeS gf n¢￿￿K￿lance.. Detecting and re5F4)nding 10 ￿ rth of frau(l aTrJ t*l*therlly have kwAeOJg ofany actual. $Lye¢ted or al￿ed fraud.. Internal ￿ntrOl$ established to mtbga* rBks relatsd to fraud or no￿<￿nplWdnce with laws and regulations. Lh"s¢ussing am¢irKJ blè èngè3Èment team how and lrnud M￿ht occur in the finanoal statements and any potential indthrs of traud. As part ofthis (*"scussth, * Identsr￿d ￿+ntral for fraud in the followiThJ areas.. Th¢ ratiwa￿ of any major ￿l￿r¥j Ihe perK¥J'. The possibilty of fraud wherth donati¢￿ on Rais¥s Edp not captured by Xèr¢ dL* t¢* drffewt bankirwj infornation given," Rec¢gnthn of kgacy inceffjè in rts corn￿ete lom *rylhin the finarrJe4 slatements. Obtaining an understandirvj tsf the Wal and regulatory framthvths Ihat thè Charity 0￿rateS in, locusing on those laws and regulabon5 that had a dire¢tèffect on the financk?I statements or that had a fundamental elfe¢i on the yration5 of asS￿lati￿. Ihe key I￿ and regulati￿$ we oyffjidatod in this conlext included UK CompanEs Act. Audii response to risks idenVfi¢d In adth'ts"c￿ to thè above, our proe4dur8s to resF4Jid to rths h1onl1￿ MK4uded foltu*ing'. R8vièwiThJ thè financrdl statsn*nt ¢*sclosur8s aThJ iestirvJ to supporthg do¢urn¢ntath)n to assess comphancè ¥*th r8ltvant regulats"ors". Enquiry of management concerning actual and potenb.al hts"9alton and thrns.. perforniThJ analytul procedu￿$ lo identify any unusual or unext*¢ted r￿at￿lp$ that may indbcate rth of maten'al mis5tsternent due to fraud". reading rninthes ofmeets"ThJs ol those char9eiJ gov&man￿ a￿1 rewewng COr￿pOndenCe with HMRC.. and In addressing Ihe r6k of frau¢J through Mana￿￿t oTrAffide ol controls. tesb.ng the appropriateness oljoumal 8ntnes aTrJ othèr adjusbnents. A55e55ing VtheI￿r jLbJgemenfs rnad• in making xcounting •sb"m*s are indicatNè of a pot•ntk41 bias", and Evaluatsrg the bu$ine55 rats"Ona￿ ol any svJThtsanl transacbon5 that are unusual or ou15h* the nornal ¢outsa of busiress. W• also comm￿l£at*d r•levant identified and regU￿￿on5 and ￿ential iisks ts all •ngayom•nt team members and rernained alert to any of fraud or norH)Jmrlionce with knvs 8TrJ regula1v￿3 throughout thè lit A further dgsryiptyon of our re5pons1t41￿.e5 for Ihe a￿11 of the finanaal stslemenls 1$ hxated on tho Financial Repoiting Council's ￿*bSite at htlps'Ifv￿￿¥.fre.Org.ukIaY￿rtQr¥Ie5pQnS*lIrt￿5. ThL8 $Jes￿pbOTr fc*ms part of our ouditorfs reptyrt. A Ivrthèr degcripth.on of our rèsp￿￿1￿41￿es lor Ihe a￿art of the finantial stslemtnts 1$ kKated on the Finantsal Reporting Couneil's webgt¢ at ￿￿.￿c.org.Uk1aUdit￿S￿stiltt￿. Thrs d￿r￿￿"on fryms part of our Report oftho lThJ*pendent Auditors. Page 19 REPORT OF THE INDEPEhlDENT AUDITORS TO THE MEMBERS OF WOMENS AID FEDERATION OF ENGLAND V$• of our rèport This rèport is made solely to thè thiilthè compaws mwnt*rs. as a boty. in ￿cl¥danCe wrfh Ch¥ter 3 of Part 16 of CornpanEs Act 21YA. Our a￿lit %wrk ha5 been urKlertaken so that we m&ht stste to the Charitab￿ company8 merntr￿TS Ihose matters we are required to stste lo them in an audrtors, report and for no other purposa. To Ihe fvllesl •xt•nt perrniited by law, we do not awept of assume responsibilty to other than ts ¢harrtabk cwipany th• ehalit8￿ cKJmpany's rnWnb?￿ as a tody. for our audrt %rrk, for Ihis report or foi the 0￿"n￿$ we have I0￿ed. Alison VidKers Isenior Statutory Audrtor) for and on behall of 8evan BuL*Sand LLP Chartered A¢￿￿ntants And Stahrt¢)ry Auditots Ground Floor Cardigan House cast￿ Court Swansea Ent•rpris• Park Swansea SA7 9LA Page 20 WOMENS AID FEDERATION OF ENGLAND STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL ACTMnes FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 klAR¢H 2023 2023 Total nds 2022 Total funds fvnds fiJTrds Notes INCOME AND ENDOWMENTS FRO Donati￿ and legaoes 1.584.e65 293.717 1,878,382 2.176,599 Charltable actfvlll•s London Councils Change That Last Direct Sefvice5 Campaigning Trainin9 and supp)rt Memb•r5 Othef Acb'vibes Covid r8lat•d support A¢￿Ssibil￿ Childr•n and young pwle Researth eva￿al￿)n 2,991 302,271 572,302 61,902 357,892 852.194 1.151,080 I12.5c￿lI 324.106 241.717 42,866 479,013 1.035.748 22.300 333.418 499.982 241.717 42.866 78.099 1,035.748 400.914 333,418 499.982 Other tradiTrJ activ￿.8$ Invesbnent incom 516.827 19.753 536,580 3.410 762,737 Totsl 2.493.316 5 397 $22 6 240 065 EXPEhlDifuRE ON Ral8lng fwd% Raising donations legaues Other tradKvJ activitses 562.713 447.615 $62,713 416,515 413,922 1.010,328 1.010.328 830.437 Charitable I¢￿vIlle5 Lcndon Councils Change That Last Direct Services Campaigning Train¥)g and 5UPPQrt ftht M8mb*s other Activth'es Cowd relabj support A￿esSibility Child￿n and young pe￿e Research and evaluats.on 2,991 4￿,376 1.089,984 226,016 298,537 1,608,350 1.087,703 11.413 1¢%.742 118,155 556.768 204.914 241,080 55,792 946.025 87.119 319.164 515.438 761.682 241.080 1.780.902 946,025 87,119 319.164 656,504 1.725.110 143.rA6 Total NET INCOMEIIEXPENomiREI Tr•n8f•rn lund8 {953.3691 63.102 1436,072} 11,389.4411 639,671 21 N•t mov•mont in fvnds {89).267) 1499,174} 11,389,441) 839,671 RECONCILIATION OF FUNDS Total funds brought foThA 5,375.9)> 1,299,e4JS 6.675.514 6,035.843 TOTAL FUNDS CARRIED FORWARD 4,485,642 5.286.073 6.675 $14 The notes forn part oftl** ffinanc#81 $t¥knients Pa9t 21 NCE SHEET 31 IAARCH 2023 2023 Total lurKI 2022 Total frjnds lurKIs FIXED ASSETS Tan9it4e assets 16 6.847 6.847 14.658 CURRENT ASSETS Debtors Cash at bank 17 758.842 5.317.500 758,842 .6.120,102 624,230 8,807.346 6.076.342 802,fj¢r 6.878,944 9.431,576 CREDITORS Amounts falling due T*thin om )*ar 18 {1.597.5471 12.1711 11.599,7181 {1.990,1S11 CURRENT ASSETS 4 478 795 800431 ￿28 7.441425 TOTAL ASSET3 LESS CURRENT LIABLMES 4.485.642 8￿,431 5.286,073 7,456,083 ACCRUALS AND OEFERREO INCOME (780,5691 NET ASSETS . 4.485.642 800.431 5.286.073 6.675,514 FUNDS Unrestrid•J fiJr￿s Restricted fvTrJ$ 21 4.485.642 800 431 5,375.909 TOTAL FUNDS 5 286 073 6 675 514 Th•s• financial stat•m•nts ha￿ bè•n in ￿danc0 ¥&ilh th8 Frfovisior£ ar4)Irat4& io chaniable compan￿$ $ubpd to thè small tomwwe¥ The finanaal slatements *pre approNYd by Board ol Trusloos aulhors&J for" issu• on 191.1.Q12n23......................... Sarah Hai- Truske Wtshart- Trust¢• Pagg 22 WOME14S AID FEDERATION OF ENGLAMD CASH FLOW STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2023 2023 2022 Cash flows frorn opevatlng advlll•¥ Cash 98neAt8d frcrfn op•rats"o 265S1141 Net cash (used inYF1￿lded by (perabTr3 2.696.114 Cash flow*4 from Invesllng a¢tMtle¥ Purchase of taryjible fixed assets Saltr oltangible r￿j assets Interest re¢ebvÈd (15,7961 3.410 97 Net Cash pfovRled byllused inl invesbn9 8¢bvil*s 8.870 15,6991 Change In eash and cash •qulval•nts In the reporting ptriod Ca$h and cash •qu5valents ot th• beglnnln9 of the reportln8 p•rlod 12.687.244) 2,594.947 8.807.346 6.212,399 Cash #nd ¢ash •quivahnts #t th• •nd of th¢ r•p¢>rfing p•rl¢)d 6.120.102 8.807.346 P￿e 23 WOMENS AID FEDERATION OF ENGLAND NOTES TO THE CASH FLOW STATEMENT FOR ThE YEAR ENDED 31 IMRCH 2023 RECONCILIATION OF NET IEXPENDtTUREyIMCOME TO NET CASH FLOW FROM OPERATING ACTNMES 2023 2022 N•t lexpendltur*)nn¢om• for the reportlThJ p•rlod {as perthe Statement of Financlal AGtlvrtte8) Adju5tm•nts lor. Depreciation chargtss Interest received Ilncreaseydecrease in debt IOecreas*Kinfft35e in creditors 11,389.4411 639,671 2.351 13.4101 {134.6121 1171 t)J2 1.138 1971 64.702 1 905 232 N•t ¢ash lused Snvpfovlded ty operallong 2.696.114) ANALYSIS OF CHANGES IM NET FUNDS At 1.4.22 Ca$h fl¢yw At 31.3.23 N•t cash Cash at bank 8.807.346 .687.244) 6.120.102 8.807.346 2.687.244 6,120,102 Totsl 8 807 346 6 120102 The noles part ofthese fmarKaal ststern￿ts P*Je 24 WOAENS AID FEDERATION OF ENGLAND 140TES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMEMTS FOR THE YEAR ENOED 31 IAARCH 2023 ACCOUfrrnMG POUCIES 8a61s of pr•parlng th• flnaKlal slat•rn•nis Thè financial staternents of th• tharitablè company, whK* L8 a public tenefft entty uTh*r FRS 102. have bèen prepared in XC0rda￿ wih thè Chaiibe5 SORP IFRS 1021 'A￿Jnb.rrfj and Report"ng by Chariti"es' Statement of Recommended Practi￿ ap￿l￿tle to chanties prtparthg thèir accounts in accordanc• wilh the Financkil Reportin9 StaTrJard applicable In fv UK anLI Rep￿A￿ of Irtiand IFRS 1021 leffèth.vè 1 January 20191., Financial Reporbng Standard 102 The Finanual R•portirpJ Standard app&"￿*￿ in the UK and Republic ol Ireland. and the Companies Act 20(kS. The financi￿ ststèm¢nts ha* ￿en prepared undèr ts ￿tOncal cost conventKJn. Golng Conc•rn The Iru5ts•s conshler that thefe are no Mater￿ unc•rt•nties about the Charity's *ilty to continue as a 90ing concwn Tr)r any siwfficant ar&3s of urtsrtainty lh* alleCt￿ caffwng value assets by the chanty. Income All income i% recogN*J in th• Ststement of Acbvth once Ihe charity ha5 entitknent to the fvtsjs. il 1$ probable Ihat the 7*11 be I￿1%￿d thè amount b8 ￿￿asur￿l relabty. Donation$ ar¥ re￿g￿￿1 thè Charity has begn Mtif*d in ￿l￿ng of the amount aThJ setuement date. In the event that a donats.on is $￿e¢t to conditths that reryire a thl of perfonnancè by the Charty bèlore the Charity is entitkd to Ihe fuThJs. the inc￿rne is deferred and not recognise(J unbl either th(Be wndilion$ are fully t. ￿ the fulfjknènt of condthns is W￿)Ity corthl ol Charty and rt is probabk th•t thtrstr ¢ondibons wdl be IdfilbÈd in thè feporb.ng period. Loga¢y gifts are re￿gnised a case by case basis following grant of probatè wh8n the administratorlexecutor for the est* has communicated in writrn9 tK*th the amount and 5etllernent date. In the event that the gift ts the loTh of an asset otlw than cash Gff a finanoal a55et traded on a rewgnis•d stock ex¢h#￿, ￿tOgnitiOn i8 subjed to the vak* of Ihe gfft ￿"ng re&abty measur8t4e wffih a degree ol reasonab a￿￿racY and the ty.ue to the asset hawng trartsfeired to the Charrty. Deferred income Tepresents amounl r￿ll￿d hr a￿1 released to incoming r95our￿$ in period for which, it has been rec*￿. Such income is onty deferrwJ when.. - The donor specifie5 that Ihe grant or thnatK>n must only be us•d in fuiur• accountin9 pe￿d9,. or . Thè ¢h)nor has inpos¢d ¢IX￿[b￿¥s mLEt ￿ met Lth ￿ Charty has unCoTrJrt￿n81 enb"tlernent. Where service5 or facibtEs are provided to Ihe Charity as a donation that nonnaly bè purchased from our Sup￿lerS this benefit is w)cluded in the finanoal statements at Ifs fair value ￿n￿sS rf5 fair value ￿nn01 bè rdiably MeaSu￿d. then at the ectst to Ihe donor ot the resak value of goods that are to be sobj. Exppndlturn Liats'lities are recognised as expendrture as SO￿ as Ihwè is a kgal or co[￿truCtive o￿lgation commitling the charty to Ihat expendrture. It proba￿ that a trar6fer of tconomic beneffts Mll be wuirad in settbement and th8 amount of the cèlwJatK)n can be rreasured reli*. ExFerhjrtu￿ is a￿Unted ¢)n an accruals basis and has been dassifip&J undef h￿Jry$ that aggrwjate all ¢0st relaied to ts ¢at•gory. •￿ere wsts cannot be diredy attnbut•d to parb'DJlar h•adIr￿ have b8•n allttated to actsvrtres on a basis corthi5tent with tho of resourc8s. Grants ofknd sutie¢t to C￿dI￿On$ hab* not bo￿ mèt •1 tr* ytsr end date are noted a$ a commilment but not acuued as èxptr￿rtU￿. Governane• costs T￿$¢ indudè the costs altrtsjtable to thtr ChaTrty$ ttIn￿ance *ith ejmtibJii￿al and staluteAy reQ￿reMents. i￿1￿9 audit Strateg￿ management and Tnjstee's meetiThJs ?rKI ￿1nbUrSed experwg. Alloeation and Ipp￿10nrnent oftosts SuFPQrt eosts in¢￿de central fvncbons and ha¥e been aH¢)cated thtr ¥¢tivity cost categoiies ort a basis corsistent wrth the use ofthe fystyJrt*s. for example, allocath"NJ propety costs by lloor area. or per capita. staff costs by th¢ "me S￿TrI and Lthèr ￿$ts by thèir ￿age. Tanglbl• Ilx•d a￿ts Deprethation ts provhded at thè lolhM"wJ alnual rates ift orfer to ¥nits off •ath asset over its ests"mateiJ usebj lrfe. Offica r&futh"shrnent- 5 yèars stravjht line Computsr •quipment- 3 year5 straffjht hr Page 25 conb"nued... WOMENS AID FEDERATION OF EIIGLAND NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEPIENTS- continued FOR THE YEAR ENOED 31 AIARCH 2023 ACCOUNTING POUCIES- conllnuo Taxatlon The Chanty is con5th￿d to pass Ihe tesl sel oul in Paragraph 1 Schtdule 6 of the Finant& Act 2010 and therefore it rneets ￿ definrtth of a tharitable c4)rnpany for UK corporation tax purposes. Accofdingly, the Charty is potentially exempt from taxab.on in respecl of incimne or captsl gair6 re￿iVed within categorie5 covered by Chaptèr 3 Part 11 of thè Corporal)"on Tax Act 2010 or SectK¥n 256 01 Taxabon ol Chargeable Gains AGt 1992. to the extsnt that suth income or 9￿￿ arp apF4pd exdu5N•ty to charrtable purp)ses. Fund aetounting UnrèstrKt*d funds can be usèd in accordartt ￿th the chariiafrje c+)ietaNes at fv dI5￿ti￿ Qfthe tru$t¢es. Restricted fvnds can only be LLsed for Part￿lar restricted purpo￿ ¥￿thIn ts oty.ects ol the chwty. Restrictions aris• specified by th• donor or when are raLsed lor partiC￿r restricted purpose5. Further explanatson of Ihe nature awwj purpose of eath furNJ is irKlud•d in th• notes to the financol ststements. P•Thslon ¢￿ts •nd •)th•r pmtrfelwement ben•ffts The charrfable CL￿panY 0￿rateS a de￿d contribubon Fer6vJn $c￿e. C￿tri￿0jtl0ns payable to the tharrtab￿ companys P2nsi￿ schème ar8 thargtd to the Statement of Firnana￿ Activrtes in the Feriod to whth Ihoy ￿lat8. Trad• debtor# Trèje debtors are amounts thJe ujstttws for merthar41th5e sokj w seThiw F•rf0fft￿d in Iho ertinory coutse of b￿1￿$$. Tr* debtors a￿ r•ttyJnis¢d irtthlty at trans*Jitin prro. Thy arn wJbs8qL*nty rr*asured at amortised cost usin9 the effecti¥e inte￿l methrMI. less provision ts imw"rnènt A pw$1￿ for Impaimitnt of trade debtors is es&*li5hed wl*n there is objective evbdence that the Charity will rK*t ￿ abl8 to tolK8Ct all amtyjnts due accordiThJ to the orynal temis ofthe r￿Nable$. Cash and cash e4ulvalonts Cash and cash equNaknts ttfflpn5e cash on hawKI can dt•, othor short-t•mi highly liquid investrnents Ihai are re•Yity ¢￿ver￿ty19 to ¥ krwn wn¢wnt of ¢ash and aft $￿j.eCt to an inswificant risk of change in value. 7r¥de cr•dito Trade creditors are obl￿￿￿]￿$ to pay for geono for Al•rketlng Engine Group Ltyal pro4ono for Oth•r Adi¥ltS•9 G¢)Ddwin Procter Goldsrnths Chamt¢rs Dglight Collectiv BrOm￿Y MGM Gener¥1 Ltd Con$uttan¢y for ReseaKh & Evalu•￿On ORB Intefnabonal MGM Gtneral Semus Lbj 84.410 37,210 1,620 1,4(￿) 390 44.264 25,9￿] 79.490 125.080 OTHER TRADING ACTlVtnES 2023 2022 M•mbership Publications Consuttancy & s￿akers. fe•s Nats"onal Training c￿￿* Other confèréncè and events AdvertisiThJ and merchandise 110,666 88 5.764 317,541 53.645 48.876 102,274 297 84.999 511.310 16,542 47.315 536.580 762.737 pa￿ 27 continued... WOIJENS AID FEDERATK)N OF EMGLAND MOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS- ¢ontlnu•d FOR YHE YEAR ENDED 31 ￿ft¢H 2023 INVESTMENT INCOME 2023 2022 Deposrt aeeount interest 3.410 97 INCOME FROM CHARITABLE ACTMTIES 2023 2022 AcbMty Grants Grants Grants Grant5 Grant5 Grants Grants Grants Grants Gr8nt5 2,991 302.271 572.302 61.902 357.892 852.194 1.151.080 Charye That Last 324,1C6 241,717 42.866 479.013 1,035,748 22.300 333.418 499 982 campa￿niNj Trainiffj and SUP￿ tor M•nbers Other ActiV￿.e$ Covid rdated SUFPOrt Accesstjilty Chiklren and yourrfJ peop Research aTrJ ev*uathon 2,979.150 3.300,632 Grnnts rac•￿•d. *)clud8d Nl th• above. aTr as k+lb7*&S." 2023 2022 Home Office London Counca15 Comic R•liel The Natonal Lottery Cornmunrfy Furnl Departrnent for L•vellirwJ Up. Housing and C￿mL￿1125 Avon Cosrnety¢5 UK Ltd Oak Foundation Other Small Grants R•strict•d donations K•riTrJ YSL Baltys The Sistern Tntst MOJ IDVA Training CVC FouThJatvJn CAF MOPAC Lot 3 263,416 24.999 112.5001 314.922 20.OCQ 347.107 387.376 137,376 152,395 11451 456.104 41.854 70.000 81.902 387,148 76,840 568.783 42.866 70,(Y)2 241,717 64,602 91.000 114.497 1.106.244 1.056.048 2 979,150 3 300,632 RAISING DONATIONS ANO LEGACIES un￿$tr￿￿ed nd5 General Total 2023 Total 2022 EmFAoyYnent cosls Other wsts 348,941 101.652 350.940 117,892 260.￿1 Diract Costs All￿￿1j support Costs 450.593 468,832 93.881 324,469 S43.920 3S6,455 cated Supm C¢)sls (Trjte 10) Page 28 conts"nued... WOIIJENS AID FEDERATION OF ENGLAND NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS- ¢ontlnwd FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 IAARCH 202J OTHER TRADING ACTIVITES 2023 2022 Purehas•s Staff costs 167.820 246.102 447.615 413.922 2023 2022 Nabonal Training Centre Membership 337.602 110.013 383.201 30.721 447.615 413.922 CHARITABLE ACTMTIES CI)STS Grant fijnding of .￿beS (seè not• Supptsvt costs Isee note 101 Direct Costs 91 TotaLs Change That Last Dir•d S8Mces CampaigniNJ Trainin9 support for Member5 OlherA¢ivthS Covid ￿lated supwrt Accessibilty Childr•n and youro peopl8 Rèsèarch and evaluabon 95.449 681,381 721.716 202.813 1.079.608 186.879 69.657 248,808 542 359 22.7C 182.623 39.9e6 38.267 701.294 26,265 17,462 70.356 91.363 118.155 .004 761.682 241.(180 1,780.902 946,025 87.119 319.164 658.504 732.881 24.782 3.828.670 757.663 5 776 635 GIIANTS PAYABLE 2023 2022 Change That Last Direct Servi¢e5 Training and swrt for m￿be15 Covid ￿lated swjport Research and evaluab'on 186,183 287,515 1.615 795,819 732,881 24.782 1250 932 The total 9rants pahl to institutions durir9 ts year was as tolb￿5." 2023 2022 Respect Refvge Rasacs IMI8 231.156 194,350 134,000 193.375 52,384 279 899 221.157 173,113 151.738 186,875 24,780 757.663 1.250,932 P•Je 29 WOMENS AID FEDERATK)N OF ENGL4NO NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEIAENTS- ¢4)ntiNed FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2023 GRANTS PAYABLE- ¢onllnu The at*)V• k8 a 1st of the larg•st grants in a99regab.on to {Tr) grarts Awe to indi¥idual$).' In the year 1st Apnl 2022 to 31st March 2023 grant of £25.OtrJ was rtcwad frtjm London Counuls for the data Cdthtion project LXKler Priority 2. SeNté area 2.3. The gfant has LL¥èd to l￿d London Rafug&s Data Collects)n Project whith I￿Vd•S ￿lIe¢￿￿. anatysiThJ and reFrfI'ng on the demand and use of refvges in London. The foll)wing tabl• illustrate5 how th8 monty has Spent by Kknnen's ￿ Faderabon of England and that it has been used for the purposes ouuined luThJry a9rpement Granl £16,203 Grant Sp•nt £16,203 Btrnefiuary Other Direct PrLiect over￿￿$ £4,139 £4.658 £2S,000 £4.139 £4.658 £25.000 10. SLIPPORT COSTS Stsff Adm To 2023 Tot 2022 suFp)rt charilabk a¢bvitk85 739.191 116.628 1.Cfj2,780 646.315 Cost ofgenwabr¥J donath)ns and I￿a¢ 88.693 24.833 13.994 127,519 76.709 827.884 231.794 130.821 1.190.299 723,024 ' indudirrfJ ¢*reriat Basis of ￿l￿atiOn SuFVgrt costs are 8pptithrt•J am main *fv•tes of the chanty on tr* basts of total stsff b.me S￿nt each of these during the year. 11. NET INCOMEIIEXPENDITURE) Net lnecffl•llexpe￿1ibJr0} is stated aft•r(*wgIW¢red￿.Thj). 2023 2022 Auditors. rernuneralion Depreciatron. owned assets 19,353 14,204 1.138 12 TRUSTEES. REAIUNERATION AND BENEFITS 2023 2022 as r•ststed Twst••s' salaries 250 6.020 P>3e 30 eonb"nued... WOMENS AID FEDERATION OF ENGLAND MOTES TO THE FIPIANCIAL STATEMENTS- contlnued FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 ￿RCH 2023 12. TRUSTEES. REMLINERATION Al￿ BENEFrrs * ¢onlinwd Trust••s' •xp•ns During the yeaf Trustee5 were reirrt1ur￿ expèn5e5 of£74912022." £2861. Trusleè's •xp8nses rdaled to purchase ofgreetiry cards arwj firyAEr5 •5 well as reimbursmni oftravel. There was ￿ athlitionJ £250 of honorariwn paym￿$(2022 £6.020) During Ihg yew £1,81912022". £1,102) was pa*J in respec* ofTruslees' Ind￿nty inwJranc•. 13. STAFF COSTS 2023 2022 Wages and $￿ar￿¥ SorAal secuftty costs Oiher penS￿n costs 3.448.478 360,839 2,709,827 264,628 168.262 4 022 272 3142717 The avwage monthty nlmber Olen￿YeeS ¢knrw the yearwas as fckn.. 2023 2022 Charitable activtties Fundrai*rtg Support 10 77 The number ol emthees whose ¢m￿Oyee tenefiis {exC￿d￿ ￿ployer tension costs) exceeded £60.000 was.. 2023 2022 £90.Cx)1- £100,CQO Th• total ¢mthee benefits key managemert personMI ofthe Chanty were £120.64712021.. £104.W41 COMPARATIVES FOR ThE STATEMENT OF FINANCIALAcnvmES Lknmstricted R•stricted fvrKIs Tot81 fvnd$ INCOME AND ENDOIP4MENTS FROM Donations and kgacies 2.108.235 2.176.599 London Counrils Charoe That Last Dirèct Servi Campaigning TrainThJ and support for Members Other Actsv￿8$ Covid related support 2,991 302.271 572.302 61.￿2 357.892 473.289 1,151,080 2,991 302,271 572,302 61,902 357,892 852,194 1.151,080 378,￿5 Other tradiThJ acb Inbwtrnent Inco￿ 698,979 97 63.758 762,737 97 Tolal 3 188 216 EXPENDITURE OM Pap 31 continued... WOMENS AID FEDERATION OF ENGLAND NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEIAENfs- contlnued FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2023 14. COMPAIIATIVES FOR THÉ STATEMÉNT OF FINANCIAL ACTivmES- continu•d Unrestritt￿ Restricte funds funds Totsl lunds Ralslng funds Raising donab.ons and kgaa•s Other trading actiwbes 416.515 413.922 416,515 413.922 830.437 830.437 Charitabkt aeti¥itl•s Lond¢)n Counols Change That Last Direcl SeNces Campaignir Training and suwJc¥t fr¥r Memt*rs Other Ath"wth•s ovid related 5uppe4t 2,991 456.376 1,089,984 226.016 212.093 574,615 1087.703 2,991 456.376 1.089.984 226,016 298,537 1.608.350 1.087.703 1.033.735 Total 1.950.616 IIET INCOMEIIEXPENDITURE) Transf•rn b•Th*en fvnds 1,23S.6C 76.462 1595,929} 76 462 639,671 Mot mo¥ernent in funds 1.312.062 1672.391} 639.671 RECONCILIATI&Y OF FUNDS Total lunds brougm fowrd 4.C63.847 1.971,996 6.035,843 TOTAL FUTr￿ CARRIED FORWARD 5.375.909 1,299,605 6.675,514 IS. PRIOR YEAR ADJUSTMENT The prior year acl'u51rnent reP[￿nts a C£>rr•th"¢￿ of d￿l￿nated r•ser¥ts prnwousty not ￿p1￿￿. The only note impacied is note 21. 16. TANGIBLE FIXED ASSETS Improvements Compukr equiwent Totals COST At 1 Apfil 2022 Disposals 19.086 26.674 5.4601 5.4601 At 31 Mareh 2023 19.086 DEPRECIATION At 1 Apfil 2022 Ch8rg& for y• 11.425 1.642 591 709 12,016 2.351 At 31 March 2023 13.067 1,3QO 14,387 NET BOOK VALUE At 31 Morch 2023 6.019 828 8.847 At 31 March 2022 7.661 6,997 Pag• 32 ¢On￿nUed... WOMENS AID FEDERATION OF ENGLAMD 140TES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS- cont1Th￿d FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2023 17. DEBTORS: AMOLnlTS FALUNG DUE I￿rmIN ONE YEAR 2023 2022 Tra¢le debtors Other debtors VAT 104,883 .742 268,356 32.325 Accrued income Pr•payments 596,%6 288,184 758.842 624.230 1& CREDITORS: AMOUNTS FALUNG DUE IMTHIN ONE YEAR 2023 2022 Trade credit￿¥ Social security othèr t&KeS VAT Other credrtors Deferred iFKorne Accrued exFenses Deferred grwts 300,222 103.220 209,728 68.045 25.530 64.130 377.249 209.725 1035 744 1.100 241.847 172.764 1 S99.718 1.990.151 19. LEASING AGREEMENTS Minimum paym•nts nofvcartdlable operalirrfJ lèas•s fall due as fdlthvs". 2023 2022 Imthin on8 year Betsveen ¢)ne and fve yeats In rnore than five years 81.588 195,779 81.466 227.566 279.095 309.032 ACCRVALS APa> DEFERRED INCOIAE 2023 2022 Deferred granls 780.￿9 Pag• 33 conb"nued... WOMENS AID FEOERATION OF ENGLAMD NOTES TO THE HNANCIAL STATEME14TS- ¢onllnu•d FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 IAIARCH 2023 21. MOVEMENT IN FUNDS Transf*rs At 31.3.23 At 1.4.22 As r•siated in Unrn8trlet•d fvnds General fvnd Oesignated Fund- Membership development and sustainabilty Dasignated Fund- Sedor In￿01¥¢5 Designated Fund- Transfrjrmation Oewgnat8d Fund- c￿tUre ChaThJe 1,870,311 170.429 81.033 2.101,773 1.728.542 435.200 968,861 372,995 1264.3161 I60.2￿2} 1685.9511 113.3291 1.464,226 374,998 284,979 259,666 2.069 5.37S.909 19S3.3691 63,1ff2 4.485.642 R•strl¢t•d funds Home Office The Nats"onal Lott¢ry C(ffimunty FuThJ DHLUC Avon Cosmetic5 Uk Ltd Oak Foundabon & Others RTS & Membetship Blq Potential Social Inlftsbnent P*0￿e'S Postcc¢* Trust Wornen'5 Memt¢rs Contrbukn to Apprenti￿Ship Restricted donath"¢Ms Kering YSL Black Ro Bafday5 Refinitiv Ask Me F￿￿raL$lrrfj Restrict8d Campaigns & Policy Bristol Univatsity Jusb"¢ Ballys Hiscox JJ CharilaUe Trust Tableau The Sist•ts Twust Bloom Ask Mè TraI￿r CAF Covid Support MOJ IDVA TrainiThJ CVC Foundation OPAC Lot 3 Office Insurancè Clam {2,1741 {62.101) 1377) 42.250 148,5581 16,158 {2.6681 12.1711 61 377 180,635 48,558 58,819 222,885 74,977 1.840 1.840 14,1 405,781 13.7C(I 17.501 16.346 14,100 87,195 1.000 14.130 {318,5861 112,71XII 13,3711 116.3461 187.0351 11391 14.2171 200 14.3311 36,703 125.4111 13881 12.0381 64.602 I￿7} 64.452 {45.0251 {91.B311 42.473 25,293 375 54,862 32,252 1.913 4.331 36,119 31.644 20.CK 2.038 $4.723 12B.0351 2.113 72.822 6,233 19,612 64.602 19.093 56.845 20.LKQ 28.273 45.02S 114.497 135.wl 22.666 42.473 25.293 TOTAL FUNDS 6.67S.514 1.389.441) 5.286.073 Page 34 Continued... WOIAE14S AID FEDERATION OF ENGLAND NOTES TO THE FINAKIAL STATEMENTS- continued FOR ThE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2023 21. MOVEMENT IN FUNDS- cortlnu•d Nat m¢)vement in fvnds. indu￿￿ abovè arè as f￿b￿. IrKryniry ResoLwces Movement in fvnds Unrestrlct•d funds General D&signatsd Fund- MÈmb•rsh development and sustsinabd Desiwated Fund- Sector wde limbati￿S Desiwated Fund- TransfornwtK Desiswated Fund- Cumure Chaj 2.493.316 12.322.887} 170.429 1264.3161 160.2021 1685.9511 1264.318} 160,202} 1685.951) 2.493.316 13.446.685) {953.3691 Restrl¢t•d fvnds Home Officè London Councils The Nab'onal Lottery Cwtrn￿ty FWKJ DHLUC Avon Cosmeltcs Uk Ltd Oak Foundab"on & Crthers RTS & MÈmber5hip Big Potèntkal Social Inv•slm•rt R•str￿ed donabons Kering YSL Blad( Roc* Barclays Refinit Ask Me FundraisTrJ Restricted Campavws & Poky Brist￿ Universty Jwtrce 8altys Hiscox JJ Charrtable Trust Tablèau Th• Sister5 TnBt BlcKJm Ask Me Trainef CAF Covid Support MOJ IDVA Tfaning CVC FouThJat MOPAC Lot 3 Officè Insurar￿e Claim 263.416 24,999 11.316 387.148 76.840 (265.590} 124,9991 173.417} {387.5251 134.5901 148.5581 14.8791 12.6681 {692.1651 155.5e61 173.3731 116.3461 187.0351 11391 131.9791 100 14.3311 {205.0141 125.4111 13881 12,0381 12,174) {62,101) 1377) 42.250 {48.5581 16.158 12,668 1318,5861 112,7001 13.3711 116.348 {87.0351 11391 14,2171 200 14.3311 36.703 125.4111 13881 12,0381 64,602 {9071 64.452 {45.0251 191.8311 42,473 25.293 21,037 373,579 42.866 70.0(T2 27,762 11x1 241.717 64,602 19)7) 1971.2961 145.0251 191.8311 {152,756} 1.035.748 195.229 436 072 TOTAL Fufr 5.397 522 Page 35 continued... woMeNS AID FEDERATION OF ENGLAMD NOTES TO THE FINAMCLAL STATEMEKfs- ¢onllnu•d FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AIARCH 2023 21. OVEMEMT IN FUNDS. e•ntIn￿d Cornp•ratives for movement in fvnds Tr•nsfo At 31.3.22 At 1.4.21 in ftJn¢Js luThJs Unmtri¢ted fund• Ge￿ra1 fvnd Designated Fund- Membership development and sustaina￿.1fy Designated Fund- Sector wide in￿'ab¥eS Designated Fund- Transfcmlton 1.713.847 1.384.989 (72,9281 3.025.908 1.600.OC(I 11401 186.6891 141 86.689 1,600,001 350.000 400.OIY) 4.Cfj3.847 1.235.6C(I 76,462 5.375.909 Restrlcted funds H¢)m8 Office London Councls Corni¢ RelEf The National Lottery Communty F￿1 The Cty BThdgè TNst DHLUC Avon C05nplKs ljc Lld Wallham Fo￿t Councl Oak Foundats"on & Others Legal Educab"cffl FourKlabon RTS & Mernber5hy Big Potenlkql Sm'al Inbwlment Peoples Postcode Trust Wwen's AMI Members Conknlxthn to Apprenbce5hip Rèstricttd donabons KeriNJ Tesco YSL Blac* Rock Barclay5 Bank ofAmerica Refinibv Ask Me Fundrai&ThJ R•strict•d caMpav￿$ & Poly Barbet Bristol UnNersty Justice Ballys Hiscox JJ charitab￿ Trust O￿n Foundatmjn RI￿rd Foundation Tableau The Sistors Trust Worfd Gold Coun(al Love Respe¢t IRestl Bloom Ask Mt Tr&ner CAF COV￿ Support MOJ IDVA Training CVC F¢)undalion 12.9891 111.QJ31 1136.7561 12,3531 7,522 96.245 15.4041 11.C#)3 198.796 2.353 62.040 17,5221 84.39) 5.404 44.024 180.635 48.558 1291 6,223 58,819 2,668 1,840 1.840 14,11XI 4f2.978 26.a69 20.532 2.496 39.776 96.974 14,1CMJ 405,781 13,7CK) {88,1971 {13.1691 {20.5321 1 5.005 123.4301 110,3141 {53.0991 11.000 17,501 16,346 B6,660 54.862 23.578 2.252 42.C 9.519 275.204 54.862 32.252 1,913 8.674 13391 {42,oc4JI 15.1881 1239.0851 {18.356) 4.331 .119 31,644 20,0 20,C( 2.575 12.5751 I200.￿0) 16.0301 {62.3331 143.640) {35.046) 20,C£ 108.213 45.025 114,497 2,038 62,333 43.640 20,OC 28,273 45.025 114.497 179,9401 Sg5 929 TOTAL FUNDS 6.035.843 639 671 6.675.514 Page 36 ontinued.. WOMENS AIO FEDERATION OF EP4GLAND NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS- c¢)ntlnu•d FOR TrIE YEAR ENDED 31 IAARCH 2023 21. IIJOVEMENT IN FUNDS- ¢•ntlnu•d CcfflparatNe Mt movement in fvr#J5. indLthd in abobE are as f0kn￿.. Ints)m Resovrc4s Movement in funds Unrostricted fvnd$ Gèneral fvnd Designaled Fund- Mernljership devekjpment and sustaiftabrfty Designated Fund- Sedorwide inrtiab¥es Deswattd FuTrJ- Transfom)ats"on 3,186.216 (1.801,2271 1.384.989 11401 186,6891 11401 188,6891 3.186.216 11.950,6161 1,235,600 R•sthet•d fund¥ London Couwls ComK RelEf The National Lottery Cornm￿ty Fund The Cty Bndge Trust DHLUC Avon Cosmetits Ll( Ltd Waltharn Forest Counc O* Foundats'on 8 Othe Legal Edurabon Foundalb)n RTS & Membership ReStr￿ted donat￿$ KeriTrJ Tesco YSL Black Rod( Barclays Bank of Arne￿4 Ask Me Fundraising Resirrted Campawjns & P(4iy Barbat Bristol Univwsity Justi¢¢ Bally5 Hi$¢ox OWn Foundats"¢)n Ricard Found*"on Tableau The Sistsrs Tntst World Gold CgunL?I Love Rè5FeCt (Restl Bloorn Ask Me Tranef CAF Covid Support MOJ IDVA Traning CVC FouThJati 314.922 20.[￿) 381.658 1317,9111 131.0031 1518.4141 12.3531 1379.8541 141,1311 15.4041 1147.8611 1291 110.1861 1217.1541 155.0231 120.5321 154,9951 123,4301 110.3141 153.0991 1.200 12.1241 142,OWI 15.1881 I3￿.987) 118,3%) 12.5751 {2,9891 111,0031 1136,7561 {2,3531 7,522 96.245 15.4041 4,534 1291 6,223 188,1971 113,1691 120,5321 15.005 123,4301 110,3141 153,0991 8,674 13391 142,0001 15.1881 1239,0851 118,3561 12,5751 1200,0001 16,0301 (62,3331 143,6401 {35,0481 20.ocM) 108.213 45,025 114.497 387.376 137,376 152,395 16.409 128.957 41.854 70.OCLI 7.474 1.785 61.902 16.0301 162.3331 143,6401 135,0461 1.1C6.244 91,000 114.497 {998.0311 145,9751 595.929 TOTAL FUNDS 6.240,065 5.6C4).3941 639.671 Pa3e 37 cthtinued... WOMENS AID FEOERATION OF EIIGLAND NOTes TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS- ¢ontinu•d FOR TrIE YEAR ENDED 31 IIARCH 2023 21. MOVEMENT IN FUNDS- contlnwd D•slgn•ted Fun( Fund Membefshp vebpment Su5tsinability D•s¢rlpti•n Thi5 rrmey has been s•1 asvJ8 bj $44Wt rn￿b￿s in thtr Chall•￿$ associat•d ih ￿ ¢xffimisswiNJ. Sector initialN8s This ￿e￿gnated fur¥J 15 for acnjss a nurthr of key prclects which Mll havtr Sect￿w￿* inpa An irtemat inveslment W for In￿lment in our infrastru¢ttTr Ihat •n$urn the Icrf¥J te￿ w*ilty olthe or9ani5alion Transfornation Cutlurè ChaTh3¢ This dèsign*d fvNI ￿11 te used to inflL*nte the wder Put4￿ attrtude to domestic abuse $0 that it 15 no lorTrger l*rated v&ithin sC￿￿ty R•strld•d Funds Furf￿r d85criplion gfeath maten.al I￿¥j swrceo11￿￿ and naturn ol rnstri¢tpJn'. ProlKt Children 8 Young P•oplo ￿hat Fund D￿¢￿PIloTh Fund•r¥ The Wat in Pre4Enthng VA￿￿ ar¥J Suppoitry The Home OffK8 Chikjren. fund fwJsse5 on lor thilJren the puw of prevenbrg VAWG. Our key ddi¥Erabks are".Del¥•nNJ tra"niTr3 to childr•n aThJ young Feo¢Ae in schtds and ￿U￿bana1 seth"ngs", 5ppryfi¢lty explryirMJ dome5ti¢ abw and h•atthy relaty"onshrpS.Dev￿￿ry cffiline resour￿ for thildren and yourwj peopbe throtyjh microsites and s￿191 media offerings.Expanding training to domests"c abuse prath"tron8rs prof*ssionats vkno woth with children young peo￿e.carryIrrfJ out reseorth and evaluat activities to evthlen￿ whatwork5 in preventirvJ VAWG. On Trad¢ Tr**, our ¢xrtwnes monitorirvj aNI case A¥onC05m•t management is used by [￿rtY BO organisabon5 to fao"ltsle their cas•work antj evKJenc• their Impact The nats'onal dats it is used to Infoffli and supwt our campavjnirs and afvocacy wryk on behalf tsf Routes to support prtyecl prtivpaes a referral datsbase ol VAWG swvices and ￿rUg* vxanc*s to nalronal help11￿$ arvj hxal serv￿. 11 frJrltr£f prO￿deS a Publ￿ serwce diredw on ts Wom•n's Aid websrtè aThJ th• Gddbook Onh"ne directory whK* is available al cg)5t to other a￿n￿&S Ministy of Housing, Levdling Up and Comm¢Jnibesl London Councils No Woman Tur￿￿ Away Th8 No W￿nan Turned Away IN￿Al prL¥8Ct prowdes ded￿ated support to w(xnen ¥•tto face barriers in accessing a refuge sp￿. A team of sFeciali5t ¢Jcthesb"c abustr pra￿tI￿)ets reeeNe MfÈrYals and we are conb"nuing to C£￿dl￿t detaiw monrtu*vJ and anatysis of svrviv¢ws' eyperww along*de this. Mrnisty of Fbusing, Levdling Up and COMM￿ltse5 Page 38 conthnued... WOMENS AID FEDERATION OF EMGLAND MOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS- conllnued FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2023 21. MOVEMENT IN FVNDS-eOntfjn￿d Mental Heahh CampawJn of propd is to d¢¥ébp a new putA¢ policy ￿p8￿Jn that shape debatss amurnl ¢Ycffi•sbc abuse and mental health and use momentLm of Ihe Dtrnests"c Abus• Bill to drive change foThvard. The ￿npa*￿n nJn for 3 years. Th6 carnpawn wll be.. dnven by prionb.es and voths of sur¥ivors". rooted in ￿ 8XFertse aThJ vEw5 of our membefs,. not mean ihat we speak for marginalistd groups. but •nat4• us to buikj partnerships to ensure the ￿1￿$ and expprEntEs of mar9inalised suryivors are ￿ntral to the campavJn. IA will be buits*"ng ¢)n the ￿sOn3 an¢J ￿arnIng of engaging diverse group of survivors as 'exkwts by experience. in our Law in ts MakThJ project durirvj 201￿20. Ballls Foundabon Change That Lasts Chwge That Lasts {CTLI is a Strateg￿ progr*nmè Bkntyn. Big Lottery lotir4J our strengths and needS￿d approa¢h vrithin FWKI drflerent $￿ting$ a range ol fun¢Jirg and ¢)pefab"onal partners. ProJ"ects ￿dude 8LF fvnded wlots tsf CTL. Hcffle office fvJn¢Ying of'soonw Thè Better aThJ its TrLTrStèd P¥oles5iona' s¢￿1*, and F4loting the'Ask Me, $c￿me ￿th Wetsh Women'$ Awj by CL¥fiic RelEf and the Hcme Offi¢e Covk1 . 19 Support Proiect amry to strengthen th8 UK tsf CAF.managedbyABI dDm•stic abuse serwc•s emerging frorn th• Co￿19 crisis. Thè grant rs provthd to ￿ WAWG Partnership- whbch ￿ m* up of ￿ ftyJr Women'5 ￿"d f•d•ralions IErvJlaTrJ. Wales. Northem IrelaTrJ aThJ Scotlandl and Imkaan. VAWG Pa￿rship wil w collaborativety to supwrt the ¥￿alIst dornestK abuse IDAI sedor to rtrtover from the ¢JevastatirvJ effects of Cowd19 potential further devastat￿7 frryn a s•con¢J wave and recession. The partnership will I￿1$# resilience ¥￿in the OA Sector. building upon new ways gf ertsJaging dvJitJly Ihat are emerging Ihrough Cowd19. frJtU￿ proofing fr*r a dvjital K>rbJ, arKI ub'lt5ir¥J these to rem¢)ve the barrErs to wpport aming aTha ￿$￿Jr￿S thal a￿ required by seNces now more than ever. The Grantee (WAFEI wll te the ad owanisatron in Ihis prqect. WAFE ￿1¢ be recry*ent of thg grant and ¥•iK be a¢CL￿n￿*$e br Man￿1r￿j the onward Pa￿￿nts. overall programme man•3ement and the aryl oukomos ol WAFE efemerts ol ts project Imkaan. Ktslsh Wwen's ￿d. Scotbsh ￿￿len'S AKI and Wrffi¢n's Aid Federats"on of Norlh*m I￿land wll ￿ wap*nts of onward grants eath be aCtL￿n￿b￿ for thè ddiv•ry. Expansion of Routes tr* Sw)port aThJ On Track progr3mme¥ MOPAC Lot 3 fundirvj fopjses on the expansion of our Routes to Supwrt and On Traf* Progrwns. k•y targets are."++On Tra¢k... Th8 •xpansions ol the On Track workshop prtsyranF Oevelop e4earnirrfJ resources. $0 organisatsons can access trainirg more easily, at a th.me that surts Hebng service5 ￿￿.￿1 dynarn￿ r¢ports ty means of loe*irrfJ at bespoke rèpo￿1V￿ to hdp them demor&tratè tht impad ol the wort usirvJ On T1aCk++R￿jtes to sutwL- Imp aceessibilty & reach ol the ¢￿line directory- Improved data colkntion- An l￿bU1￿ r*lèrr* fomi on Rts for ganisathy￿ On Twxk Mayoffs Offic8 for pOI￿Jr9 aTrJ crirn9 Page 39 eontinuvA... WOMENS AID FEOERATIOM OF ENGLAND NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS- contimwd FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 IAARCH 2023 IOVEMENT W FUNDS. conlbThuod Ctrntral Access*Jil Fund To ensure that the voice5 of dwbled women are l*ard Varicws in our ong(xry work to t•P￿S•At all wcffitn are afferted by domeslic abusè and thè circumstances that en*Jle a98inst women to conb"nue. Chiklren and YouThJ Paopl• YSL SUFprybJ S*r Fu￿r&S prw. *ill enaty￿ us to r•launch our natK)nwKle r￿￿k of Schools Advocates. COr￿L$bn9 of domestic obuse professionals who thampion prèvention WDrk in t￿"r region and support schcoJ15 to •adre5s dorneslic abuse. encourage wNlespread ergagement wlh schoo across EngL4ThJ to improbt edvcabon for i*ihJren and your#J pècple about domastic violenc•. Th8 project aims tts ￿￿re that heallhy rnlab"onships edl￿a￿"0n is ddNered responst4y 4nd effects￿ a¢ross thè county. YSL Translation prciect The ot4ètb.ve of this prqect is to ensufè that our rmline resource5 are avaibble to %tthèn for %thom English is not a first laTrJuage. or who face other access1￿"Ity barriers in act￿1n9 the inf¢)nnalion that we prov*Jt. We woulj do Ihis by transkting ihe key a￿a$ of our websrte uito Ihe most commonly spoken languages UK. indudtTrJ vbjèos for those wemen cannot l thar mother tongu2. and in BSL. as *ll as a￿l￿r￿￿ wr resour￿ to be more actesglkn. e.g. for those t1￿ ￿ Sc￿0 readers. As a ￿Ult of this prqecL morè *tthen *il Le able to access ttp inlomiabon arKI $upport that ty need. Bar￿a￿S TrainirvJ Port The donation was rnade wth SFwfic refererte to tr rrent Co¥il-19 paThJemi Itwas deci(led IQ Use these fuThJs I￿ardS the tramiry p(xtal so that W￿nen'S could conts.nue to carry tyJt train￿ online dwwvj tivid-19 and teyoThJ. Hisetix, JJ Charitsb Trust R8finitiv Leadership Vle ￿Te w•rnrded a ￿nation ttrwards ts saary costs Thè Sisters Trusl of our Chi•f Ex•uJti¥• for 3 years. As this i8 5wh pivclal rote in the dmestic alw sector it ryUCkg1 that ¢)uf naw Chief ExeuJti¥e is 9[￿n tim• to deve and nurturè ￿latiOnS￿p$ wrth fLmdets. stsbjtcry and InBts. as as $LWOrters. srsler organtsatlons. sector partners and 9o¥emmÈnt members. By Ihe eTrJ 011￿ 3 year frJndiwJ perK*J our rew Ch￿f ExecLrti¥è will have led the deVekyn￿I and Impjementsty'on of our new OT￿niSab0nd strat￿. Page 40 WOMENS AID FEOERATIC*4 OF EIIGLAND NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS- Continued FOR THE YEAR EMDED 31 ￿R¢m 2023 21. IIOVEMENT 14 FUNDS- ¢4)ntlnu•d Tr•nsf•rs b•tw••n funds The trarnsf•rs b8h4een beh¥e•n 1st Aprl 2022 31st M•th 2023 as Idlcv**S." DesuiptK)n To fuThJ 61 Small overs￿nd has1) red by unrestrthd ftjnds. Unr¢strided Thg Nalbtinal Lottery Cornmwwty Fund 377 Smol underspend whth been ¥llocated to an0￿r DHLUC grant as ere was an overspend. Both fvnds am reported togetherso therèforè nts iss to movg beh%Een thè knds. Unre5trk*d DHLUC 375 Small ovetswn¢J *tti(* has be8n co¥ftred by unrestrtted fuTrJs. This Is an ¢a￿arked lund ¥thith Ihè chanty generatt5 and is not Sub￿Ct to any extemal reportiThJ. therefore deern appropriate to now move the balarte on this fuTrJ into genwal unfestrieied thJnd. Bard8y5 28.035 Ask me Unr$$tit 35.880 The transferred is bursary income recei¥￿1 is Supported train￿9. therefrye thi5 has teen r•allcFtht Unreytrthd Dumg the year thef• was a ￿al1￿8￿.0n ol fuThJiNJ tetrween ￿n￿${n"￿ed funts. Ihis is noted beknv.. D•scriptK To lop up desb3n*d tunds to wu1￿j Frt¥n Fund To Fund 2.069 un￿trK TransfoTmalion Included wthin restrthd ftJnd5. the lur¥J Hryne Offic• has a Wts¥e babn¢¢ at year eTrd due to b"min9 ofthe invoices submitted to the 9rant prowder. It has been agretd with ts prowaer Ihat to Ihis being an oNJoing project. Ihe invryce5 can be daKned in the next daim in ts n?xtffina￿al year. RELATED PARTY LNSCLOSURES Seven TIusts8s hokl sen*)r P￿tiOnS with member semces whère there is a smal possI￿'11ty of 'Confiict of Intere5f. The board Ic4k7ws ts V&Jmen's Aid C¢nflKt of krteresl PolKy * all b"m•s to mth9ale thè iisk from possitlg conflicts of inte￿L Thè Board of Tr￿1￿ were ¢tr*•m from member Organtsab.or￿ nthnivj Sthmces to ad¢Jress violance against and ch*Jren. These 0rgan15abo￿ r￿1￿j a Smal honorarium in recwniti.on of tsir support for h8 y￿rk of the Board of Trustees. PayThents were to folowr#J organisatior6.' 2023 2022 HaN Dornes￿ Abuse IDAS Apna Haq Ri8e Staffordshire Wrynen's Cambridge Wornen's Stop Domestic 1,750 1,020 250 850 650 450 400 250 6.020 Pag• 41 ¢onb"nued... WOMENS AID FEDERATION OF EP4GLANO MOTes TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS- conimu•d FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 IIARCH 2023 21 RELATED PARTY OISCLOSURES- ¢onllnu•d R&mt￿T￿nent ofexpenses was made &) fc4bwrg 0ryanl5ati￿TrIi￿udS on tehalf of Board IAèmbers.' 2023 2022 S55 30 30 Apna Haq Independenl IDAS IDAS Harv DA c￿brld9e WA 47 30 43 742 S81es fdating to conference ￿aces. pU￿1¢allorts, trac*. training c4Jurses aThJ job ad¥erts on ts tharty website were rn￿e to thè follcthr¥J oryanisatsons". 2023 2022 IDAS Stop Dryneslie Rise CambrKl9e Vlomen's All staffordshife W￿￿￿'S Ahl Harv Demesth"c Abusè jeW￿h Wom•n'$ A Apna Haq 34.280 9.450 6.710 7.730 3,950 3,214 4,515 400 59,890 17,345 5,330 1,070 940 70.249 86.395 Page 42