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HARrrY
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N 1059785
REPORT AND FINANCtAL ￿ATEmE￿IrS
AGE
Repyt of the Trustffs
Ito7
Ind￿endent EyAmlnetrs Rep
Staternent of Hnan<Yal ACti￿tieS
(IndudiTrJ Inojme & ExwlittKe Accc4Jnt)
Balan￿ Sheet
io
Nrtes tr) the Rnandal Statements
iito16

OA51S CHARifY UMITED
T OF THE TRUSfE
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 3ufH JUNE 2
rtoftheT
for the Year Ended
June 202S
Tnts are pleasal to presert their Annual Directorg Repcrt together wth ￿nantial Statements of the
Charity for the Year EnthThJ 3Xh June 2025 are also prepared to meet the reqirrirements for a Direct￿,
ReFQrt and kcounts for c￿pan￿sArt purp
TIE fina￿la1 slakn￿t comply with the Charitres Att 2011, the CcThpanies Art 2￿6, the MeTrThandum a￿1
Art￿e5 of Ass￿at￿, and p£Coun￿ng and Re￿Tting by cha￿e$.. Statement cl Re￿mMend￿l Practi￿ appI1(a￿e
to charibe5 preparirKJ their accojnts in act0rdar￿ with the Ffnanclal RepJrtiThJ Stsndard applicable in the UK and
Republic of treiand (FRS102) {effeOive l* January 2015).
Refereno and Admlnlgtratlve Detslls
TrusteelDlreLtrs:
Ms. L.C Edwards
Mr. GJ. Farmèr
Ms. E.L. ￿hton
M& L Bohevn
Mr. C.M. Yctov (ReSIgn￿ 31.7.2025)
M5. F. Rthml-Bryan
Ms. J.R. Nsford {*lppolnted 24.3.2025)
M& S. Russell (App(xnt￿l 17.9.2025)
Ms. J. Sbjrges (Appointed 24.3.2025)
Chalrperson:
Ms. A. Bthewn
Cojar Centre & Lit)rary
Cedar Rcod. Cobham
Surrey ￿l12AE
R￿l$l¢r4d Number.
3208522
CO￿ & Qs Charte￿1 Accountsnts
6 Fordbridge Road
Ashford, MiddlvA TW15 2SG
Banker&'
LWS Bank
83 High Street
Walton on Thame5
Surrey ￿12 IDU

USTE
NE2
IGHUGHTS
The WOTk at C0515 Contin￿ at ￿lende$S pa￿ wlth the tharit*s semos cort4nulrrfJ to be in demaTrl. While the
number of farnilie5 ￿ sUp￿rt fell frorn 147 trj 128, we saw high need (ases I￿rease fMI 37 to 45. These are
familw Impacted by dome5Yc alK&se aWor ￿l￿e thildm a￿ at rlsk and r￿Ul￿ the greatest amount cf time
and resouices dedtated to each case
Christma5 is always our bU$￿st time of the year and congsient with pr￿￿5 ￿r$, ￿ W￿￿ded 103 large freth
fc*Jd fan7ity hampers, 148 £80 supermartd v￿CherS fcr famlltes rnminat8J by 7 ar¥J charibes as well as
411 gifts.
We ran tsw) Mjday fresh fO￿￿b9nkS over the &mmer rf 2024 and Ea*r of 2025. ran for 4 ￿+￿ekS
and 2 weeks respecw. accessed by up to 98 familles eath week. The c05t of lI￿n9 reffloins a thwte for many
of our SUpp￿ted familEs and ￿ a theme that will Ilkdy cry)tinue for the foreseeable fthre. Schod holfvaays are
particul)r peri￿ls when famibes feel ts most finandal pressure, wlth thildren at h(￿e necessitatlng m¢ye f￿d in
the IKJusehokJ. Gcth nutrity￿ and access tt) fresh fruL wJetsblesi protein and dalry are paramount frjr thildren's
development and ￿ Freth Fcxjdbank ￿1[ contlnue to be a mainstay of ￿Jr charity. We alxj keep a Year-roU￿1
store offcth ￿pboard sta￿e$. These are larodv don3tThs fTCffl the cCThMun￿.
Our Emot11￿1 Wellbelng programrnes are ceJ)knl to helFing families their mental heath. We run a Yartety of
pr(NJramme5 fcf parents and children whKh have prt)ven to have a trf)gtive Impact on their Sdf-cDnffid￿, *lf-
esteem, lTrJependerKe and reslller￿e.
We ran 2 Fr*Jom ProJramme CO￿ for survivors of dDme5tk abuse atteThded by 13 dients, a5 y￿11 7 emoticfjal
re%lIen￿ ￿Ikth9p5 to hdp dients to devefq) the 5k1115 to Overcr￿ drfferert chaI￿n￿. Both programrre5 were
tscilltated by one of ¢JJr counsell(rs and a m2rnber of our LThJtreath team. During the year a￿Ather +$ ow Outreach
team comp￿1 therr Farilttatorfs trdlrAng for this pr￿3￿mme.
Oasis, Therapeutic Arts Prtsjrarnnr mntlnu&l to run throughrxrt the year wtth 8 dknts atterhllThJ weekly sessions
and 6 clients attending l-ttrl sesslons. We vRre also ￿ea￿l to ￿ 2 cl ojr cltents 'graduate' frrHn the coutse
and have witne5seJ thdr setf-e*m, confthnce aThl resilien￿ flourlsh over the have attendeij thls
prryjramme.
We pikXeAI weekty Pilate da55e5 to great gJccts& are by a qualified instnrctor vtho give5 time for
fiEe,' these hMII ccrfrtinue on a wkly basi5. We a150 Malled weekty ￿rtICultUral therapy se5s14Jis fftr the gJrnnEr
term fadlttated by two tralnèj theraF45ts at the Ictal communty garden in Cobharn.
Lastly, Tr￿ fomied a patthership wlth Swrey SC￿er Schc¥)Is In Cobham to be able to exFond elm￿ana1
wellbeing prc¥)rdmmes to chiklren. We have been able to L)ffer pkce5 to thfjld￿n at tt*ir WEekeThJ fcotball da5se5,
where all thildren, irresFth of abilty, are ￿Ell￿me. The ernphasls is on nurtwiro fun and fosttsing a love of
the game, rather than abilty. T￿ dasses bbjan in the Sprtng Tem) of 2025 a￿1 have been a ￿eat s￿95, with
parents a thaThJe In their d)ildM s c0nftie￿e and sdf*steem. as N%EII as &thusi￿n ￿ sprt

OASIS CHARrrY
Them
As of 3Cth June 2025, we had 14 thIFdren Sn the nur*ry. Of th(￿, 5 had spedal ￿l[l?tIOnal needs. aThJ g)me
ame our hlgh nwj frdmilies, r8]ulrfr¥J a greater arrount of attenti￿ and care. To malntsbn a nurturing and
envlmnmen¢ we Iwe a hljh rth of slaff to children with 4 memb2r5 of aaff, aThJ 2 bank staff.
Fundraising is always a chalienge, arKI try to appr￿ It In as a way a5 Posslble through grants.
futxjralsing everrts, and donati￿5. Thi5 year we r&l*d lust over £322,Cth aThJ whllst than the previ(MJs year
it Was 5ti11 a 5trorrfJ numLEr glven the thalle￿￿g giviw we are e%￿nd￿J.
Oasi5 con￿nLIeS to remain fulty secural in its prwnls& at the Celar Centre, Cotham 4Jrkler an agreemw* that
provid&s fvture aSsUrn￿e SuFrey County Coundl.
The oryan$s*￿n is a tharttable company lim￿ by guardrrt&, Ir￿￿[X￿￿ 6th June 1996 and reglstered as a
charlty on 13th c￿m￿*r 1996. The company was eskblished undw a MerrK)rdndum of A$￿ation which
establi￿ the objects and powers ofthe cha￿tsb1e o)mpany a￿1 ￿ go¥emed under its A￿deS of Assockition.
Oa515 ha5 a Managemert C￿mmIttee who m*t q￿rterty and are re¥&Jngble for the finance5, strategk dirett￿
nd pollcy of the charlty. present. the Commlttee has 5Lx members frcrfn a varth of professlonal backgmunds
apprcyiate to the running (lthe tharfty,
The tharty's founder, Mrs. L.C Edw¥Brd5, i£ re5Wslble for en￿rt￿g that tharity del(vers the serykes
S￿ofIed and for the day-tTrday opefatl)nal managemert of the Centre. Thi5 indudes Indlvidual >JrErvlslon of the
#aff team and al¥J that the team ojntinue to deveky their skS115 and pl7rt1￿$ in Ilne wlth g￿$
pract1￿.

OAStS CHARrrY LIMrrED
REPJRT OF THE TRusfEES {Continued)
FOR ThE YEAR ENDED 3m JUNE 2025
The charitys obietts and pm0￿1 thitse5 are to provlde vltsl. preventatlve supkxyt to vU1r￿￿b1e famities and
chlldren In the 8rnbildge and gJ¥rounding areas. Th s(theMa￿c below h￿)hlIghts the p￿ncIFIe Ser￿￿ and
artivrtles carrkd out by the dIar￿.
outreacKYITrp05vnR&
NutsÈry
Leg'l ￿￿?411
The tharlty wc*ks with families where the chlljren's dr￿mStan￿ are (fftn symptomatic ￿ years of unrtrAJ
Issue5 for the parents and the famity as a th)le. charity's gcél 15 to move these Pdmily units and the
chlldren wthin them away from a de*uctNe Lryde of truar￿Ytt drug addiction. criminalty, physlcal and
psychol¢yJic31 abu* and 5elf-harm, to a lrfe where rKJsthe chDKES Gin be m￿le.
(>rtreath, CounseNlng and the Nursery are bHsed at the c￿ar Centre In Cethr Road, Cobham. Our Enkrtiorkil
Well￿1ng COU￿ are hekl offsite in Cotham.
Outreath %wrk is ￿e of ￿ ry)re *rVI￿ offer to vulnexable familie5. Our work ￿￿th them (an rarge from a
mple that about parentyrKJ 4Olls to beéng In￿ved in a family5 thrfd prots*on (ase, attend¥)g meetings;
prov*JitYJ stsp improvement plans for farrilies to follow: wrib.ng inthl re[￿ts and regular wlate5 atvJut tF
family frjr *AbJtory ageniies. In sC￿e cases, we al￿ atteTrJ court hearings.
Impx)rtsntty, Olrtreath albws us to work on a I¥￿-one basls to Identify protlems fKed ty e￿ family arn1
avoKi them wing into a crisls bltuaioon in the fijbjre. We ￿ this by woth'ThJ the famlty to tsilor mediurn- and
h)ThJ-tem) gJppN)rt ￿anS alongsbde the relevant agenaes and seNices to Improve the ￿lIte1r@ of the farn1￿, thu5
uring ptis1￿ outccffles for children a￿1 ad￿￿5 w(thin the famlty.
Our Ojtreath tsam a150 enatAe famllies ts) ac£ess the Servi￿ available to them through Statutory and vduntsry
e￿Ie5, I￿[UdIng earw years eduofj￿ provi4Son, health, family and houslng suprth and en￿￿MeTrt-rek7tso
ces ￿ as beneffts. In many instan￿, familE5 have a d15trust of, or lack the Confiden￿ to contsct these
organ15ations, fearir¥J their Vol￿ will ncrt te heard. As a re9Jlt, we w￿1 adv(tate on the famivs beha￿ to access
these agencies. In add￿0￿, ba*d on famlvs ne8Js, they wlll have a￿55 to the in-house Sem￿ offered by
OasJ&

REPORT OF THE TRusfEES (ctsnbn￿)
FOR THE YEAR ENtE0 30TH JUNE 2025
Recrultmemt and A OIntn￿￿
ofT
The dlrertors ofthe company are also tharity thJ5tees tr the purpose of the d7arfty and under the Corn￿￿$
Artlths are kn￿Nn as members of the Management Commtttee. Under the requlrernerts of the Menwandum arnl
of AsS￿atiOn, the nEmters ￿ the ManagerrEnt Committee are eknled to Serve for a of three
years after whkh time rnust be re-elected at the next Annual Generdl Meeting.
Due to the natu￿ of the thanvs work i￿riab￿ th¥e 15 a focus young kW)le. The Management Committee
seeks to ensure that the needs of this grclljp are app￿￿at￿¥ relletted through the ofthe tru*ee bLMIy.
Ind
All trvstee5 are familiar ￿th the prattlcal w(*k of the d￿Tty hamng been etKourW to v&t the tharivs
cwatbnal premises In CoLtham to werience first hand the Y￿rk wKlertaken.
Pthitionally. any rEw trustees are Invit￿1 and encouiaged to attend a short intrcductlon fadlltated by the dwrivs
ftiunder. Ms C Edward5 and Chalr of the Management c0mffl￿tee, to famllrJrtse the￿e￿ wth the chanty
and the context within whlth ￿ operates and cover:
The obllgati￿s of the Managemert Cunmrttee members.
The main dOcU￿￿nts whith Set out the Owdtional fraThEwork for the chadty IndudiThJ tt* Memorandum and
the Artides.
Restsurdng and the ¢wThent fina￿la1 pCat￿￿ as set in the latest put4ished fit7anLial Stat￿￿ents.
ure Pkins and Objethves.
(￿alIty C(*nmlslon pvblicatitsns are al￿ rnade available, In parvCu￿r, Vhe ts*ntial TnLStee°_ Vrt￿t you ne&1 to
kn(￿, as a fojlow up to ￿ intJrJJu¢lory sesslon, tcgether with a copy of ￿ Memorandum and Artides a￿1 tr
latest finanoal statements.

REPORT OF THE TRU￿Es (ContinLEd}
ENDED 30TH
LINE 2
25
When considering ￿r obpthves, the have paKI due regard to the guidan￿ Issued ty the Char
Cornmlsslon on ￿)lIC benefit. The Charity derfves all it5 Inco￿ from grants, donatiorts and fisndraisiThJ
ac#vMes. Whle the Charfty offers a linwted nurnter of Spa￿ In its nursery for f*payirvJ families, the majorty
are tsken up by chifdren from famllles that we surp)rt. Thelr Fwrsery the5 are paid thrcwh the FE￿ or
FEE govemment earty year5 educthn thrnes.
The cha￿ty mo4Jy relSes C￿ fiJrKI ralslrrfj events ar￿ donations to fund its As Its Inccffle Is Ikabbe to
materlal flIKtha￿On each year, the tlljst￿ are Con￿Me￿ ts) retsln suffldert reserve5 to ensure the proper
operat(on d the centre fcr a minimum of six monts ahead.
The Trtsnagement Committee has remthyed the Maj￿ risks to whlth the tharity is exposed. Where appTopAate,
acbors and pr￿dureS have teen estaNished to mibg* the risks that the chaity may fdTr. Risks to extemal
fuNling via Ixtential loss (fj grants has led to plan￿￿ diversiflcatlon of fiJThJing athtie5. Intemal contrd rlsks
are minimtsed by the implementstion (* pl￿&lureS for prknr althorisation of all tran**ons and proptts.
Pr(￿dureS are in pla￿ to ensure Comp1kan￿ health and safety of staff. voluntW5, dients and vlstors to
the ￿ntre. The quality of Servi￿ t￿￿ided Is regularty wiewaj by the Management C£*nMItt￿ regular
repryts frorn 51aff to the Commiitee. All prctedures are periodicalty ￿eWed to ￿SUre that ty COn￿nUe tr)
meet the ne&ls and high stsndards of d)arity.

THE YEPR
DED
NE2
The dwrity bustees (who are alx) the di￿r$ of Oasis 0￿rity Limited fty ￿ wrpow of the conwny law)
are re9￿sible for preparing a annual report and finar(ial statements in aCc￿dan￿ wlth applicable
law aThl Unlted ￿ngdoM StrNlards (Unit&1 ￿ng(saM Genernlly Accepted Accountlng PracY￿).
Company lavrf requlres the thartty tru*ees to prepare finaryjal si*enwrt each year vA)Ich gi%£ a true and
falr vlew of the of affalts charNable compary and the grcw) and of the IncomlThJ re9￿Jr￿ and
of recourses, Indudlng the Income and the exp￿I￿Jre, of the dIa￿t￿e group fcf that In
p￿paring the finan￿ 51atemerts, the In￿ are required to:
Selert suitsble accountlng tdkies aTrJ kn appty them consl*ently;
Ob*rve the methc*1s and prlndple In ChariOes SORP;
Make Judgements and estlmate that are reasjwble and pnklent;
stste whether appllcat4e UK acLThinting staThJarfls have fc4lovrtl, to any matsrlal departtires
di5d05ed and explalned In the finandal sktunents;
Prepare the fina￿la1 statements ¢)n the goirvj Can￿M basis unless it 15 inapproprrate to p￿Jme th)t the
4rity wll C￿tinUe in bugness.
The trustees we respOn%￿e for keepiro accoLMUThJ that dlsdose wlih rea9)nable XCUfaCy at
any tfjme the flnanoal cl ts charrty to enable them to en5we that the finan￿ statements cc*np
vAth the companles Act 2006. They are a19) responslble for safeguardlng the assets of the charfty and the
group and hen￿ the rea>￿able thps fv the preventlon and detection of fraud and other Irregularflle5.
The trv5tees are respor&ble ts the malntenarKe and Integrlty of the corForate and flnar￿al Informathjn
I￿luded on the charttsble ccthpay webslte. Leg151atkin in the United ￿ngdorn goveming the prepara￿on and
disseminati￿ of firwrKia statements may drffer from IwJIslat￿ in other jwi9Jlttiff6.
In so far as the Trustees are aware at the of approviro ￿r Trustees Annual Rw
There is ￿ relevant informaticffl, t*iTrJ Infomation by the ]￿Tr￿ert Ev2mlr*r in cOnr￿￿On
th prepa￿Tr] their report. and
The Trustees, havir#J m* er￿U￿rIeS of felh)w Tntstee5, have each tsken all steps that helshe Is obllged to
tske as a Trustee In cfder to make themsefves aware of any ￿lewdnt tnfornthm and to thbllsh lthat the
I1￿epe￿Iertt Eyamlner is awaR of that informatKrf).
Thls reiM)rt prepared In acCcYdar￿e wlth the spedal p￿￿5{orS rdatlng to companies subFd to the
small companles reglme vathln 15 of the Companieg Art 2￿6.
Approved by the trustees ￿ the 23 ttsrth 2026 and swjned on its behalf by:
Amna BOh￿M
I￿aIr

NBEPENDENT EXAMINER'S REFORTT
THE TRusfEE
OASIS cHAR￿y UMtTED
I rq>)rt on the fina￿lar Ststern￿ts of Oasis Charity for the Year ETh￿ed 30th June 2025 whlch are set
out on Pages 11 to 16.
and Examlner
Tre tnJStee5 (who are also the drettors of the company fcr the purpose5 of company law) are rwJ)nsible for
the preparatyon of the acwnts. The trustees COn￿der that an aLKlit 15 not requlred for thls year wder sectk>n
14412) of the Charities Art 2011 (the 2011 kt) and is digible for an lTrYeFEndent exaMIna￿cffl. The charTVs
gr055 Incorre dld ncÉ exceed £5IN),orA) arn11 am qualified to unthrtake the examinatlon by Èeng a quallfl&
memtu ofThe instr of Charterexl Accountants In EnglaThJ & Waks.
Having 50tisfi0￿ myself that tr* d￿rity is 5uWt to audlt urkler company law and Is dlglble for
Independent examlnad(N), It Is my ￿￿K)nSIbIlIty to:
eomlne the finandal statements uThJer seLtIC￿ 145 of ts 2011 Act:
follow the proc0ju￿ lald djwn In the gu￿al Dlrths glven Iw the Charity Commlsslon (under
sectton 145(5)(b) of the 2011 J£t,' and
51ate whether partlcular matt&s have come to my attentIc￿.
Basls of I
My examlnatlcfi was carrted out In aCCordar￿e tthth the general Dlrecuons glven by the Charity Commlssh)n.
An exam1￿￿<￿) Includes a revlew of the acttwfrtlng rec(xds kept by the tharty and a wmpari50n of the
accounts presented Y￿th those r￿OrdS. It also irKlude5 ConS￿ratIon of any unu9Jal Items or dsdosures In
the accounts, and seeknng etyanatlons from you as tnJ#ees conwnlng any such matters. The procedur
undertaken do not pr￿de all the that would ￿ requlr8J in an audlt and cowqUen￿Y opinior* is
gw) as to w￿ther the accounts F¢e5ent a ￿ue and frdlr vlevl and the rewt is limited to those matta5 set
¢Jut In the statement telcw.
In 0)nn￿on wlth my eyaminatirth. ￿ matter has come to my att￿lIA￿.
(i)
Whith g￿e5 me reasonat4e cause to LElieve that. In any material resp￿ the requlreynents:
to keep accoUn￿ng rec￿ts in accordarKe ￿th sectkM 386 of the ComFonles Att 2￿6 and
to prepa￿ accounts which acccyd with the aorounting rKords, comply wlth the accounting
rquirements of sethon 396 OF the Companles Act 2CK16 and the methcxjs and prirKiples of
the staten￿nt of R￿0MMend￿j Practlce: Accountlng and ReixytiT¥J ty Charitses
have nct been met or
(2) to whlch, in my wn1￿, attenuon shwfd be drawn In order to enable a proper under5taThJlng of t
accojnts to IR reoched
6 FordlyKlge Road
shford
Mliidlesex TW15
and on ￿half of:
Cole & Co (￿artered Accountants
arKI ReF¥Jtlrg p£C￿Jntsnts
ID
Marth 2
26

OAS
OF FINANcfAL AThrriES
(includirg Income & ￿peTr￿￿[e Account)
Tc*al
Unrestrlcted Restricted Trjnds
nds
Totsl
Funds
DonatlorLS
Income from Charltable Actsvttfes
Inctsne from Other Attmues
1(O,854
24.￿0
93,393
10,257
98,265
93,137
205,119
117,637
93,393
10.257
156,872
95.135
99,774
8,947
235.004
191,402
426,406
460,728
Expenditure C￿ Charitstle Actwitles..
EX￿dIture cfft Ralslng Fund5:
220,933
8,847
160,516
381,449
8,847
346,792
5,078
TOTAL EXPENDmiRE
229,780
160.516
390,296
351,870
Net Income1(Exp￿￿i￿Ie)
Transfer Bethen FuTbds
5,224
30,886
36,110
108,858
43,982
(43,982)
Ilet M
forth•Y
(13,096)
176,851
36,110
501,607
IIA.858
392,747
Total Funds Prnoht Forward
324,756
Totsl Funds Carrr&J F(n¥ard
373,962
163,755
537.717
501,607
The Statemert of Rnancial Ac￿￿treS I￿t￿leS all galns and105ses r￿n1￿1 In Year.
All Income and ExFendRure is from contlNing athI￿e5.

OAStS CHARrrY LIMrrED
SHEEr
2024
Flxed Assets
TarMJible Hxexl Assets
li
1,187
12
3,851
569,078
30,143
485.781
Cash at Bank ar￿1 tn Hand
572,929
515,924
An￿Unts falllng due Wlthln One Year
13
{36,102)
(15,%14)
536,827
s￿,420
537,717
501,607
Restrlctgj Funds
Unrestrfcted FuThts
14
15
163,755
373,962
176,851
324,756
537,717
501,607
For the Year endal 30th June 2025 the Chartty was entitlal to exempuon secilon 477 of the
Companles NLt 2CM)6. No Trust￿ have requlr&l the Company to obtsln an audlt of Its aCc￿nts for the year
in quesuon In aCcOrdar￿ wlth se¢tlw 476. Tr Tru5t&s th￿v￿Jge their respMslbility ft￿. (l) Erfjurlng
the Compary kws accountsng rerords whlth comply wlth sectlon 386; and (11) Preparfng accwnts whlch give
true and falr Mew of the slate of affalrs rf the Company as at the end of Its financial year, and of its profft
and 1055 ftjr the finaTrial year In than￿ ￿th ￿tion 393, and Othe￿Se comply wlth the
requlrements of the Compar￿5 Act relaong to accwnts, so far as ap￿ICable to the Compary. These accwnts
have beem p￿paral In aC£Ordan￿ with the pID￿s1OnS to companie5 subj&& to small o)mpanies'
im
mna &)heim
Ma
26

NOTES TO THE
s[ATEME￿S
E YEAR ENDED
NE2
Accountln Policies
The tKlnclpal accoundng wltcles adopted, Judgements and key giurces of estiMat￿fi uncert&nty in
the weparatlw of the flnanaal statements are as follows:
1.1 Ba￿S of Pre ratlon
The Rnanc(al Ststements have been prepared In accordan￿ with AcccHJntiw and Rep￿￿T¥j by
Charl￿e$. Statement of R￿0Mme[¥j￿ practi￿ appllcable to preForino their accounts
In accordarKe vAth the Rnanclal Reporung Stsrthrd appllcable In the UK aTrJ Repuljlc of Ireland
(FRS 102} (dfth 1st January 2015 - (tha￿tIeS SORP {FRS 102)), and the Companies Att
2LK)6.
A55ets and Liatilities are initialty f￿nISed at Hlstcrlcal C£6t or Trawdlon Value unless
Oth￿Se slated In the relevant account1￿ polty ￿te(s),
com
Voluntsry Income, gKh as ¢Y￿￿tiOnS grants are Induded In Inco￿ when they are re￿ved.
The Income from fur￿ ra151rrfJ ventlwes Is gross, with the as￿lated costs iT*Jud&l in
fvnd ra15iryJ ￿ents.
Re9Jurces eXp￿ded are Ind￿ In the Ststement ct Fbnanoal Activities on an accrLtal bas15.
Indu￿Ve of any VAT whhth canrM)t recover￿.
ExFRndEture which is dir￿￿ att￿bLrtaLIe to activities has Indu0￿ in these cost
categories.
1.4 Fund Strucbxe
The Funds hdd by the chartty are dther..
Unre5tiictal general f￿)d$ - these are fvnds ¥thlch can LE useAd In accfxdm wAth the
tha￿ts￿le Obj￿￿ve5 at the dlfftion of the tru5teS.
Restrfctèl Funds - these a￿ funds that can only Le u5eJ for partlcular restr*ted piJrrr6e5
within the objttts of the charlty. Re*rfctlons art5e when spedfied by the doncff or w￿n
fund5 are raisal for rx4rttcular restricted
1.5 Tan 'ble Assets
DepwJaOon 15 on cost In equal annual 1nstslm￿ts ovs ￿ estir￿t￿l useful lives of
the assets. The rates of deFY&iation are as fcAIows:
Mcknr Vehlde
25% ReAl￿ng Balance
1.6 YAI
The charlty 55 nLt re￿stered fe* VAT and accc*dingty e%Fthdl￿re Includes VAT where
approwiate.

PA
ASIS CHARIfY UMrrED
NOTES TO ThE FINANCIAL
ATEMEKrs
￿￿￿nU
R ThE YEAR ENDED 31TfH
NE2
The Charity is a ccffipany Ilmlted by guarantee and has no share caFItsI. In the event of the Cha￿ty
'ng W￿nd up the liability in reswt of the guarantee ts Ilmlted to £1 per memter of the (￿rtty.
The Charlty Is a pubiic benrfrt ￿tity.
Unrestrf¢tsl Rethi¢*ed
20
)natlons
106,854
98,265
205.119
256,872
Totsl
UnreStrk￿l Restricted Fund5
Total
Ajnds
Grants ar¥J
Cash for ￿d5
Children's Act￿￿e$ &Trip5 Grart
Cobham Comblned tharftie5
Communty ￿nda￿On 9Jrr
Ctrop L(￿al Communlty Rjnd
ElML￿dge Wh c￿r￿lI
rKlwoTk UK
Masonlc Charitsbie Fixjndatic
National Low Communlty Fund
other Grants
Shanly Foundatlon
Surrey County C￿nal
Walton Charlty
700
io,oc
5,OCI)
15,8CI)
7,OCQ
15,gYJ
6,000
1,119
12,5C
6,750
6,750
32,287
10,0
32,287
34,5)0
i.TrJo
2,￿0
8,300
30,750
io,c
24,5
10,590
8,300
Prelov&l Sale
0&￿S Fest
6,980
24,500
93,137
117.637
95.135

CHARIfY UMThED
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL ￿ATEmE￿r5
Continued
E YEAR ENDED 3
UNE2
Totsl
Unrestricted Restricted Fund5
Totsl
Jnds
Income Earned from other Adlvltles
Nursery I￿orne
Nursery FUr￿Ing
lal Ne&ts
Other
85,301
85.301
,981
859
7,934
8,092
8,092
93,393
93,393
99,774
Total
Funds
Totsl
Funds
Unrestrfctal Restrfcted
IrNetrnt Incorr
10.257
10.257
8.947
Inve5tsnent In￿)me rf £10.25712024: £8.947) arlses from mcffltes hdd in bank Kcounts.
Total In
235,004
191,402
426.4C
460,728
Unrestrlctsj Restdtted Funds
Fadl
Nursery Equlpment
Nursery FrJ)J
Nursery Salarles
other
Spuial Needs
1,462
1,318
1,462
1,318
85,404
5,072
3,179
1,327
93,571
6,449
250
6,￿0
1,935
3,137
85.321
7.935
93,256
104,n6

oN￿S
LIMIfED
NufES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMEKrs
Continu
R ENDED 30Th JUNE 2
25
{CcrtinL*A)
Total
Unrestrlcted Re5tricW FuTrJs
nds
Totsl
Funds
Meefjros and TravdliNJ
826
1,416
63,605
826
1,416
117,559
3,886
4,0%
81,846
Outreach Salarfes
53,954
65,847
53,954
119,801
89.828
Annual Chfistmas A¥i)eal
EM￿O￿al Wdltelng
Emergency Servlces
ChIld￿n.$ Servlces
28,525
28,453
32.455
9,194
28,525
28,453
32,455
9,194
34.864
18,970
31,5
12,774
98,627
98,627
98,114
Adminlstration Costs
ofessional Fe8S
Depr￿latIon
70,722
7,593
297
70,722
7,593
297
53,442
5,314
396
78,612
78,612
59,152
229,780
160,516
3￿,296
351,870
Durfng the Year under wew various expenses have been recategoris&d to ra1￿ tt* cost withln the
Charity's aC￿￿￿eS.
Fun
Fund RaI￿r¥j kVvlty
8,847
8,847
5,078

OASIS (￿ARny LIMrrED
NOTES TO THE FIN1￿CIAL ￿ATEME￿s
Continued
Wages and Salaries
ial Security Costs
Pensi(￿ Costs
208,759
11,980
4,408
191,553
11,679
4,125
225,147
207,357
The average number of full-tlme eq￿lent emths (irduding casual and part time staff) durir
the Year was a5 follows..
202
li
io
Ms. L.C. Edwar(ts was r￿l￿erated for her role as the Manager of the Charty.
The Charity is exempt from CorFmt4on Tax on its charitable activities.
Motor
11. Tan ible ￿Xed
at 30th June 2024 a￿1 as at 30th June 2025
At 1st July 2024
Charge for trE Year
3,814
297
As at 30th June 2025
4,111
As at 31)th June 2025
s at 30th June 2024
1,186

Rify UM
NOTE
2024
3,851
30,143
13. Amounts falllng due Imthln One Year
Oth¥ Credtors
36,102
15,504
Balance a5 at
1st Ju
FwKts as at
30th June
Adnwn ReseThe
Annual Christma5 A[￿1
Children's Servi
Qisis Supp)rt
Emergw Semces
Emotional WdlbetrNJ
Pdrentlng sUp￿rt
75,C
30,LIXJ
13,503
21,667
28.9)0
75,OC
30,0
9,249
101,607
9,250
32,288
20,229
21,029
(28.525) (73,082)
(9,194)
(4,310)
(53,954)
{32,455)
(28,453)
(7,935)
8,260
25,150
24,934
22,130
2,441
3,376
176,850
191,403
(160,516) (43,982)
163,755
15
eral Fund
324,755
235,(1
(229,779)
43,982
3rJ,962

SCHEDULE OF ADMINIS[RATr￿ EXPENSES
SCHEDULE OF OTHER ADMXNisniATIVE EXPENSÈS
202
Bank Charges
220
3,928
8,847
3,057
3,272
978
213
3,028
5,078
1,520
4,365
(6,605)
1,409
Fundralslng kdvlty
General offi￿ Costs
Insurance
Staff Costs
Sundry Eyn
Telephone tntemet
W&3e5 arKi Salaries
1,792
22,183
171
31,939
.' aeanlng
Repalrs & Maintenarre
'. Sthce Charges
24,749
69,233
42,853
HED
OF PRO
l*ofessonal Charges
Independart Examinu's Fees
4,953
2,280
7,593
5,314