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Company rng1gtr*tlon nuM￿r. 03501846
Charlty roglstrnuon numbgr.. 1089301
HARINGEY CITIZENS ADVICE BUREAUX
IA ¢ornpany lkntt•d by gvarant••)
TRUSTEES REPORT AND DRAFT FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 34 ￿RCH 2026

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CONTENTS
P*g• Numbor
Charty Referen￿ aThJ Administratwti C*tsil$
Trustees, Report
4-13
Inder¢ndwt Audrtofs Report
14-16
Statsmenl of Fina￿la1 lincorp)ralrng the Incomg and ExpendrtureAett)un
17
Balance Sheet
18
stst8mènt of Cash
19
Notes to the Financ4al stat￿n￿t$
20-32

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CHARITY REFERENCE AND ADMINISTRATIVE DETAILS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2026
The directots ofthe charitable cornpany are its Trusts&s (or the purpc6es ofeh8rity18w. Tha Trusta8s who ￿ve 8ewl
from 1 AF¥iI 202S up to ts date ofappioval ofthese finan(4al slatemèrtts warè as follows..
Andrew Godfrey
Richard Wamer
Sean 0'Dono￿Tr
Petèr Mitthèll
Cruz Glynka
Loma Rath
Gisell8 McGowan
Riehard TèLrtèn
Rachd Ormsby
Ryan Homes
Stephen Tawah (appointed Juty 20251
CompAny tsgl•trAtion numb•r
03501846
Charity r•gi8trallon numbw
1069301
Regl*tered office
20E WallheofGardens
London
N17 70N
Bur88u Addr8SS'.
Waltheof Gard8ns Citoens Athice
2DE Wartheol Gardens
London
N17 7DN
Chlgf Exocutlvo and Company S•cr•lary
Daniel Bamlord
Indepgnd•nt oudltorn
Menzies LLP
Chartered A￿￿rtants
4th Floor
95 Gresham Strg8t
London
E¢2V 7AB
Bank•rn
The CtroperdtNe Bank plc
18allcx)n Street
Manchestsr
M604EP

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The Trustees prwnt th#ir report and the financial statements for th8 yaarandèd 31 March 2026
The fin￿¢181 statements etynply vhth the Chanti&% A¢t 2022. the Conyanies Act 2￿, tha Memorandum and ArbdÈs
¢fAsBo¢iation, and A￿oUntIng and Reporting by Charities.. Statèment of RecommeThJed Prath"c8 applicable to
tharitva¥, the Financial Reporting StaTrJard applicable in the UK BrKJ Republi¢ of Irelarnl IFRS 1021 (effective I
January 20151.
Struetur•. Gov•mane• and Managèmant
The company is limited by guarantee, govaNwd by ts rngmor¥ThJum a￿1 arbckgs ol a5socia1i)n dated 30 January
1998 and Lgst amended on 2nd December 2025, and registèrèd urtdor ts nurnber 03501846. The r￿MpanY Is
regi$tetgJ as a charty under the number 1¢￿301. In the event 0ftr￿ ¢omp8ny ￿1rg wound up. m8mb8ts ar8
uiod to cofttribul? ?n amount not exceediry £1.
c1tsze￿ Ad￿￿ Haringey cp8r8tss uThJ8r th• m•rnter¥hip un*rglla of National ASK￿lati"on of Clllzens ￿vi¢S
Bureaux who prwde the framework for stsndards of advic• and casv•vork rnanagernent. Crtizens Athl￿ HaritvJay
ICAHI c04)Fef8te¥ 8nd liaise5, on behalf of its cl￿nts, bmth a nUM￿raf 09gncies in the borough, Icral
char￿&5. the Hèamh Authority and Council services.
The affairs ol c￿n5 Advice HariNJey are 9ovem•d by thè Board ofTrustees meet at least four tim•s a y8ar.
The rn8mbeTr of the charty are indiwduals Compan￿ or organisations who are inte￿￿ in fijrthering the woth ol
thè chgrfty aThJ who a￿ not pa￿. or vduntsèr Workers olthe charlty. Ead) m•mber has vote.
The orthnary mamt*tship, w911 as Ihg m8ke-up olthe Trustee Board, is reMew&J annualty pritsr lo the Annual
General Meeting. We carry tyjt a skills audit and an a5Sgssmenl olthe dIVer￿ty of the Board. This i# follo￿?￿ by 8
recruitrnenl campaign for both ordinary memb8rs and potonbal Ttuslee8. This i8 done using our extsnswe neNYo
across the local voluntsry and ￿nYn￿nity sector as well 8S SFeckqli$t8g¥wKig8.
Board of Tru•tw•
The members ofthe Board ofTiust••S P8rfotm thg rolg Oldi￿tOrS in Company law and are the Tntstg9$ in ¢harity
law. Those sewl during the year, exc•ptbvh•r8 indicat•d, arg Iksted on page 3.
We WCTrukl I￿8 to lha￿ Jjr Trustèos forthÉ dedicati¢￿ and 0)mmth￿t ty ha￿ giv8n obprthe years.
Or9aniMtlonal Structurn
A Tn￿te8 Board, of currenlly 11 members, administèrs charty. Th￿ meet fow times per yearwith additional
qU8rterfy meetings ofthe Bub￿mmIttee9 for Finance & Resources and Peopk* & Effectiveness. The Chief ExecutNe
ol the organtsation has been appointed by the Twstees to marbag& Ihe day-l￿{laY opèrth.ons of thè charity. In
add￿On. thora an experièncsd team ofpakl stsff and a sub$tsnti81 team ol volunteers who a￿ key to the seN
offered by tho tharty.
Dee4sions arè madè by th* Tru$t* 8oard in line wth the Business Dgvdcynent Plan 8nd are review￿ at ￿8st
annLially. The Senior m￿ageMent Team mssl to witrw progress agairtst targets tha Charitys finaneial position
and to thscuss issues relerred to thern by the Trustee 808rd. Rgports ond recomm8ndations aro then taken to th& lull
Board for approval, and thoir irnplomentation is cryanisgd by the Chkgf Exoattivo ond the siaff learn.
Th6m am rtgular staff. volunteer senior managernont team mwts.ngs which an￿re th81 pro9re¥$ 18 b81r￿ mad?
against targets and also aarly troubleshooting when prd)lems ariso. Ther• is an Annual General Meoting,
which invofves the staff team, Trustee Board, rnemters, and StakatsJld#rs.
Th• Anangèm•nts for PAtting the Pay and Remuneratlon of Key Managèm•nt P•rsonng1
The Trustees consi¢Yerthat thg Board of Trustegs and the Senior IAanagement Team ISMT) eomprisa th8 Kgy
Management Personnel ofthe eharfty.

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JI Trustees give Ih8ir timg fwly and no Trustee re￿Ived ￿Muneration in tho year. Detsil$ of Trustees, èxp•nsas
and related party transacuons are di%closed in notes 9 and 20 to th& financial staiements. Thè thartys S8ni
Managem¢nt Tèam ar& all paid in line with other similgl urganisations in voluntary s*ir.
Any in¢r¢a80S to th8s8 published grad95 would b¥ debat•d aThJ approved by thè Trustsè &)ard. The Ch￿f Ex8￿bV￿
$ubmits a proposal for stsff 3alarig5 during Ihtr budg8t process.. the Chk*f Ex￿ut￿O,s salary is revwed and
approved by the Trustse Board ￿paratelY but in line the polity sèt outsbow.
An annual rewgw olth• •xisti)YJ pay levels i* Undèrtak￿ arwj a decision tsken as to whether or not the charity
implgments proposals made by thè Chlaf Exécuti￿ and the Trustee Board The ejiteria to establish whether or
not any uplift should be irnpEemÉntèd will indLhYe the financial stsbility of the tharity and its mgin incorne streams, the
tmnd with regard to pay incrèasès wtnessed wthin the appropriate operating enwronrnent (8.9. trend¥ within Similar
sized voluntsry sÈctor organisatKJnsl and the curTent national 8¥erage pay irKrea5e levets.
Rèlatèd Pab11o8
In addition ts) ts mernbership of ctren8 Athc8. thè charity 8150 cooperatss aTrJ lioKses vAth a numberof other
advisory services, local charities and Council depath)onts on behalfol dionts. WhetE ￿ ofthe TNstees is al8Q
nvolv8d with anothèr rèlèvant organisation, Ihey may bg involved in discussions about il but not in any deasic*)-
making pr￿$8.
Oblecllv••, Act￿￿1•$ and Achhvomgnts
Thè OEI"ectives for which th? Charity wa$ eStablis￿d as d&fined in the Artide¥ gfAssoaation are tt)e promotion gfany
¢J)8ritab￿ purposes for tho b¢nofft ofthe communty in Haringey and suffounding *eas by the advancement al
9ducation. the prot?￿lorn of heath and the rel￿f of povety, 3￿k￿$S and d¢stress.
CAH h¢lps Féoplè gat th• support they nggd and an4￿•S them to M￿age their li¥e$ bèttèr in ts.mes of crisis. Life is
¢9mpl￿a￿d 8nd things can go wrong fcf ?11 of us. CAH'S free, impartial 18 ¢rucial #nd highly Valu*)￿ to
indivKluals. th8 coun￿1, go¥emm•nt and sorAety as a who￿.
CAH seeks to putthe customer at the heart ofeverything we do. are committed to a comrnunity cèntred approach
that reco9nisès our Djstomers, local community, $oaal and faith netsyoths as a&%ets, not pac4)la with problems.
We also 0mph9￿se the importance ofsarfy intsrwention and prevention. 8e*ing to uThJ8rstand and act C￿ the
undatying causes ol demand for ourservices and tac*le preventawg systamic fa￿u￿.
The polic￿ that have teen adopted to achievg 8rg 09 lollows..
To fgllow Ihe polioes and guKle11n￿ s&1 down by Cib"zens A¢fvits.
To develop an effective front4ine advi¢e semce by hamessing a kxal ¢fvgrsty of volunt08rs and training them
to a high standard.
To complernent and 5UPPQrt CAH based servKes through a nthork of outre*h admce sesSior￿
managerial and odministrth"v8 resources.
To control financial 0￿[all¢n8 by th8 use ol a Business Devgknprngnt Han and Budget.
The setting up of sutKrynmitt99$ to lurth8r partiCU￿r aspects ofthg tharity's athvities and reSpOr￿1b1Ithts
including hoalu) and safety. finance, human rgsour(¥s and qualty of advKe senrittès
InfoThatlon. Advl¢e and Guldance-
Citizens Advth Haringey ICAHI in partnersh¢i wth one subcontr8Ctor8 (Public Voic81 0)ntrn￿ to deliver th8
Inforrnab"on, advice and guidanrtr contract to resKlents 8nd thosè in Hariroey a8 Part ofthe
Partnership.

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The seN¢o has al the heart of our•fforts to support rasidents to live a gocwj lifo with a teasonablg standarf of
living.
The al￿ts of SerV￿e are to..
Deliver a univer8BI, o)mprehensive and qu81ity assured information, adMc8 and guidxncÈ offerto improve the
apacity of all reskyents in Haringey to manage their needs independently of th& Council. and to aceègs the right
Support at th8 nght tirne, with a loojs on èarfy hèlp a)d prevgntion.
Build ￿paCty of indivhluals to manage Ih8ii own inlormatr'on, advice and guidan￿ needs ￿¢j resd
similar issues thoms$￿$¥ in thg future.
Bulld psor ond wmmunity support around infonn*"on, wjvti and guidanc8 through communlty4ed I￿tiatiVeS.
During the year c￿"zenS Advi￿ Haringey dealt wth ¢)ver 12,500 dydnts, 8nd oflhoss 48Y¢ were disabled or h&
long health condib"on. Thè top four issu8s peopfe sou9ht help with w&re housing, wglfaro i*nefits, debt and
•mploym•nt. We have seen an incr8as8 throughoLrt tha yaar in those seeking em&rgency supportwlh oilher fc<Jd or
h•ating eosts
Our suc£esses have included finanuèl gains for wr dients amounting to £3,202,243 induding be￿fit apFea15
Chartsb￿ appI￿al.0ns for indwidual support
ObJ•C￿Ve9 for th? Year and Publk Benefit
The ehanty's objectwes arp to prornote any chantabk purpose forths bontsfil ofthe communty in HariNJ8y, by th
Jvancement of educ8titin. th8 protsction aml preservalion ol heallh and the relief of povety, sickness and distress.
CAH'S ains aro to provKle free, confidential, impartial aTrJ independent advice and infom)afjon forthe bènofft ofthe
It￿81 cornmunity, to provid8 the advicAg Peop￿ need forlhe yobloms face and to improva poliuès and pr8etieA$
that affect wpje's lives.
We re*iew our aims, objectiws and 8diviti89 on a rewlar basis. This review looks atwhat wg ¥¢higvgd and the
outcorngs of ow work in the previous tsYelv8 mts)ths. It lcd($ at the succhss of8ach key activty 8ThJ the ts¢r*fits tts
tlv)se ￿0up& ol people we are here to hdp and it aLso he￿S us to ensure our airns, t￿lectiveS and aclivib.es rernakn
focussed on our statèd purposes. have referred to the guidanc8 contain8d in thg Charity Cornmission's general
gU￿￿an￿ on wblie bor*fil when reviewing our aims and objectives and in plannrng our activitras. In partular.
the TnAlees conslder hc*w planned •¢tivitie8 will ¢orrtribute to the aims and obieetNas t￿Y hove set.
Ow kgy ¢*igCtNes are..
Cknt CMtr•d- We putts ￿0p18 who need us At the cantro ofwh8twe do, Our caswffjrk ts gum￿ by
what matter8 to you and what is important foryour lrfè.
EMpo￿￿n0- ￿ $up￿jrt roople to tthe control ofth&ir IN8$ and to Iwè active End ftJlfillin9 lives.
A¢¢￿SIbl0 and Equltable- Our Servi￿ O￿n and accessib￿ at the b.mas when p￿P1• néèd IL V
will understand which groups wg Struggle to reach in our community and do to find ways of makiTrJ our
seNces aceessib
Partngrshlp Focu••ed- We will Sho￿ exporti￿, ￿sourceS and spacos wth parthers friènd5 tts ddiver
"ce to all Ihosewho n00d (( In Haringey.
A Rewardlng Place to worf(- Our stsff aThJ volmtsors matter to us and should feel val￿d forU* work they
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T¥¢kllng Po¥•rty and Improvlng Poopl•'• Liv•9 - Ourjob is to enat4p ￿0p1? to a comfortable life
th 8ecÈss to sheliar. lood aThJ thr ￿SOurC•S.
Inno¥&tlv• and Challenging . ￿ will use technokngy to updats ar￿ inyrovo our offer se8king to
conb"nuousty improvg our cli&nt joumey
Revlew of Athrti#• and Achlevernenta 2025- 2026
The ¢￿t of liwwJ crisis has O)nt￿Uèd to 8ff8et Haringey resKlents adversely. Child poverty in Tottenham is now al
50% and many famil￿$ remain tr8ppwJ in a negative budget8ituation.
Our advi￿ model ts to getthg JBlevant supprAt tts as quic*ly as possibkn. Initial tr)nta¢t is ￿uted via
the telephone systsm wrth Info￿atIOn 81$0 av8118b￿ online our new ￿t6[te. ￿ ntyv man8g8 our own tdepho
adwctr line aTha we arffjwering morè calls than ovar bofw8.
We conlnue to work at 8 London levol to engag8 With other LCA'S ortd explore where funding OPPQrtunities,
collaboralson aThl 8har8d development rnay te avol1at￿e. ￿ have introduc*d a GLA fttnded seNi
working primarily wrth familvas usiTrJ DFE funded famlty hub semces.
We continuo to engage with the ￿￿erVo1U￿tary and communty soclor as key pathers on th• VCS CEO group 8nd
vi8 th8 voluntary s8clor forum. In addth.on to the IAG contract we have also d•livèr•d the Prvate Rented Se¢br
project fvTrJed by thg B WJ Lottery and delivered in partngr¥hip with p￿80n0 Communibes.
The k¢y $tstists"¢3 cdkgct8d Irryn our adwL* r•lat8d 8ctiMties over the reporbng ￿ri¢d 2025- 2026 were..
We dealt with ts¥*r 12,5DJ dEnts ty la¢&to la￿, tsbphonè and amgil. as well as 8SSi8bno other ¢li9nts bvth
on-going cases.
The gender split of our clients was 59% fernale and 41% man
Of those di¢nts whose disabilty and health status W8S tacorded".
55% ofdients were di5aiAgd 8ndlor had long-tsrm health PTdAan6
The tsvo m05t (x)mrnonFy racordwj types of disabilty were loNJ lemi fwlth ¢ondlt[o￿(4o%}, and
those wth a ment811*81th eondition120% of disatled dientsl.
The b￿akdOWn of ethnt(ity and nationalty of our clients w88..
63% ofdients ¥Jenbfi8d as of eolour
The age raryg of our cliènts was..
83% ofour cl¢ents were 8ued 25-64
14% 65 orover
3% aged under 25
The Trugtgo Board
Tha Tnjstee Bo8Td hos ronthnu8d to provide strong g1)vemanca, me8tiThJ Tegularfy, di$￿￿n9 p￿￿1•3 and
procedure5 and tnaking and appromng deeisions on Majorgovaman￿ issues_ Th8 BoÈrtl hxs been strong on
nanci81 stgwatdship and en(x)urayèd gr8at8r fundraising actimty to erBure the SLL%t8inabilty al￿ luther
developtn•nt of Ihe organisation.
BDlh sub ¢onYnittèès, Finance & Resour￿ 8n(I Peop￿ and Effecbveness have continuod to me¢1 regularty in order
to ensure Organisat￿al complianr* develcyment.
The ortlin8ry merthr8hip a8 ￿11 as the makeup ofthe TnAtse Board is r¢iAèbwJ annually prior to the Annual
Gènèral Meeting.
The Board discusses p￿￿eS and prwedurès and makes an(J approves derisions on majorgovefftanc6 issues. It
aLs0 eD$u￿S that there is an apprepriate strategic plan and that this 18 bging carrigd out eff6th"vely. The day-tQ-day
m8n8gerrÉntol the rtharity is dalegated to staff through the Ch￿1 Exewts"vg and lJ)&n to the membeTr ofthe

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managwnanttèam. managam&nt tèam meets reg￿arty There ar• iwo subccYnmitt995 of th? Board. Fin￿0 &
Resou￿$ and P8oplo & Eff8cbv8ness who meèt quartèrfy. ￿nSider important issues and ￿pOrt to th8 main Bo8rd.
Twstee$ worked dosely the Chiel Executive to develop thè n•w Businèss Plan 8nd trj monitor progress in
sch￿ng pre￿u$1Y 8gr¢ed rnilestonès outlin&J in the Business Plan.
ReBearch And CampAlgn•
Our timn and equal aims are to proV￿e the peop￿ ne￿ for th8 problems they face and to improve tha poliu¢s
and Pr￿t￿e5 that affect ￿0p￿.$ livas. Therafore, we naed to ensure thatwe rnaxini68 our ability to 8POt trends,
h*Jhlight is¥ues and provide a bank of evide￿ to influ8n(8 prasent and futur8 polides. It will continue to be a core
aim ofcltszens AdvK* H8ring&y and the Citizens Adwce Bureaux family to promde &vidence to support 8ThY stimulate
debat8, to campaign and lobby on key $o¢i81 poliw issugs. and to influenc6 tho polw makèrs and SèMCÈ providers.
Citkens Athc8 Harin￿y contsnu8d to 8ndaavourto influÉn¢* poliw in key areas of.
Ira￿ Pdic Research.. Ihblfaro ben•ffts is (￿r ￿￿$t advKg a￿a, giving us clear Insights Into the way Ihg
system work$ and ¢hallenge5 it poses. ￿ntinU• to colle(* èwtdÉnce and short reporls to highlight the
importanc8 of income ¥eaJrty in general. as wdl as tho pa￿.(￿j1￿1 chaI￿n98S it poses for certain groups. Th
include thosa on low incomès re￿Iving in4vork benefits, as ￿11 as disablad p￿P1• and those with bng-tenTr
health cOnd￿.0ns.
Consurner Polic Research.. Covars regulatéd and unrÈgulated markets allowng us to id8nlify probknis and
draw comparisons about polici8s and practic8s. Ccfisumer advi￿ trends provid• st*"stics on th8 numbgr of
nwmer is8ues dealt with by our national nthork.
bt and Mone
Rese8rth.. Cityzens Ad￿￿ helps hundtwJ$ of th0￿9ndS of peop￿ ￿th debt and mon8y
problems èach yèar gmng ￿ insight into how we can pr•v•nt mo[￿Y prvblerns and help people to recover.
Gitllgn$ P4vic¢ Haringey wll ¢>)ntinue to provKJe evm1e￿e to Cttiz•ns Advic8.
Ena
Polic
R8S8arch.. EyBuring cypOr￿nrtles to make the enèrgy mark•tfiJncbon tretter are not missed and
consumers ha￿ good rèason to becomg more confident and ervJaged. We continuo tts rai￿ w3r¢nos¥ through
our Seam Awarèness campaigns and Energy Weth events.
W• ar8 committed to incroasiro the range, qualty aTrJ quantrty of our campaigns and rostr•rth ¥0 that we can
tske every opportuiNty to improva tha live5 of not only our clpnts but for all in Haringay. regularfy m*•
contributions to IcrAI media aimed at a￿l￿Ssing tha n$8ds ol ourcomrnunty.
Partn•r¥hip & Busingu Devglopment
ThroughoLrtthis year the organisalion has conlnugj to develop partnernhips to gr¢￿ current Or￿8. Durin9
the year we worked wrth Vibran￿, Publie Vol￿, Bridg• Rerwal Trust, Selty Trust, Dis8bility Action Harirgey, Mind
in Harin9ey Resetlement Se￿1
We havs wntinued working with heatth partners to ensu￿ there ig a cohèrent advice and infomiation offerfor peop
occessiThJ h¢alth $eM¢B$. Wg artr in di￿us$10ns wth the new heallh commissioners règarfing a ￿therent advr
model for ca￿.
Cibz?ns Ath￿ Harngey conts'nued to work *EII with LoThJon & Quodr¥nl Hou$ing Tntst provi￿1n9 the PoLETrJ Admce
Piojèd tsking dired referral$ frorn the Housirvj As5wiation. Adwce assistanc? i¥ prwded to deal wth rent
arrears and bèn&fft pioblèms. r8duc• d8bt and rnaximise incJJrne.
We have enjoyed a fruifful partnership with Pro Bono Cc4nmunty - an organi¥ation that provKles volunteer
piqc•monts for lr8irte8 solitstors. In addition tts providing general volunt88rs wa waTB delighted to wclk tcgether cfi A
Big L¢)tsry lund9d projèct prowding remote suprmlrt and Wl &Jvice to residents ofthe borough livw in Piivate

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Rented Se¢tor8c£c¥nmtxlation. project h¥$ now bean funded until August 2026.
are also a constitU8nt rnember of LLX)don Citizèns and le￿ir9 on dèveloping a stronger regional
apprO￿h with neighbouriThJ LCA'S.
Enhanclng Sl•nd•rd•
MaintaiThng extèmal quality accreditab'on is essential for the eharity. We passed our Le&YeTship Self Assessment
Verification scoring green*reen. continue lo maintain OUT audr( St￿rdS ￿1th Systwns for record thecking,
Inde￿nd￿nt fikg rewew5 and Support for staff and governance.
Futur• D￿￿0pMenta
Citrz￿S Advic8 Haringey ains to continually improv$ 8¢cess to ils Sem￿ and to maintain 8 hvJh quality So￿le￿ for
as many di2ntS 8s possi￿e. IcKussirfj on thoss most in need and b9iTrJ innovative about m8lhods of serw
dtlivÈry. Vve work in partnership wrth other local agenaes bolh to prevent problems artsirKJ for dients and to help
them resolle problems that have athen. In order to achieve our objgG**. w9 have ihe followng plans for fiJtur¢
work and develorments..
r S8Meè- Monitorin
ond Assessin
R?view syslems eath year lo ensurg Iho $ervi¢e is sb"Il meeliig needs, espeaally in IwJhl ol thaThJes in
tha operating enmronfflenl.
Imptement our target lor optirnwn nuMl￿r of vc4untsers, taking into a￿oUntlh9lr $upport needs. and
davelop a strategy to recruitto this number.
vek)p furtherdigital ￿lf-helP matsriols to assytst local people and develcp ourwgbsrt• to make it
eAsEr for individuls to ocLw¥ infomalion and thce.
Maintain
Ilent
mal R lationshi
Coth"nue links with key partnèrships and identify what joint ftjnding bid$ ¢an bo sutffliti8d.
conts.nue to assess the wrating 8nwronmenl for our work and ￿nfirM wh8rv we 5houhJ collaborate
and hthere wo should compète with other organisabons.
Look to devdop furth&r the links we have made within thg wrnmunity look to diNErsify our
incune strearns.
tfucture
Explore furthèr a-leaming and other methods to ¥n$ur• Ihat staff training needs are met.
Continue wth our systèm ofannual apprnisals ￿ all 5kfttts hd$nb"fy tralniryj ne8ds and asso65 how
effectively t￿e hava baen rnel.
Work wth Ioc81 Commlssion8rs to influence wh)t seNtss are sotyJht und8r contract and Pro￿r¢ Its b￿￿
lorthe5&, worf(ing in cooperation with othar local providarg wheTev8r possibb.
Asse&￿ the leagibilty of increasing incomo fc¢)m ¢haritabt9 and statutwy S¢JU￿￿ in light of thè
Incieas8J involvernent of thè voluntary Sgctor in provhjing public seryir85.
Furthèr davekp partnerships with other Haringey groups and neighbouring Cibzens Advi1￿ so M aro in
a stiong positH)n for p8rtnership bid$.
more in
Continue to rnonitorwotk and CArry out local campaNJns Whe￿ apwoprlats.
conb.nue to respond lo n8tion81 initialivès.
Ensure thal new staff are fvlly engagad in campaign wort.
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Erffjixe that policies are irnplemented so thatwp tgmain in a Strong position lo pass our nexi a￿￿1t.
lrnplement the new Citsz•ns Advth Mernbg￿hip pac*age.
Strats ¢ Al Da￿10
nl
Enhan¢e Op¢i8tiono1 Efficv&ncy.' Leverage Al technofogy to streamlina administralivg wod(fiows,
allowng advisors to dedi¢3te moig lo dirpct dN?nt engagement.
Servic& Accessibility. Pigne8r innovative Al soluts'ons to reduce barriers to entry and mako our
servi￿5 more seamfessly aecossIb￿ tts clignts.
Str•ngth8n Strategic Partn8rship¥." Collaborats closety London Citizerts Adv￿ to C))-dgvglop ond
deploy dient￿ntriC Al Initiati￿$.
Prineip#l Risk¥ •nrl Unc•rt¥intie•
The Board ol Ttustèas raviaws thè major risks to whith ts charty is exposed through a 5erie5 01 risk 05se¥pments
that also detsils mitigation strategies and is updat8d at leas18nnually. S￿3nifiCant extemal risks to fiJ#ding are tskon
into account in the charity's developmentstrateg*s and bu?in8ss plans which allow for dNersification of funding aThJ
actl￿be￿. The Trustees conl'nue to review the finanaal risks trs whi¢h th& organisab'on is suty'ect due to the generally
unl8vouia)1g e¢x)nomi¢ dirnate and challenging fvnding enwronment The Trustso$ believe that these aThY other risks
will be m￿gated by".
A Board of Trustèès wth IhÈ fie￿55¥￿ experience and corn￿￿r￿ to SU￿￿1$9 0118sFrfts ol thè operation of
the chanty.
Regular Trust8ès' mè8tiftgs with #ffe¢tr￿ rop¢rbng to ensure proFer review of OFerations.
Th8 e5tsblishrngnl and rna1ntsnan￿ ol an effective and comprehensive system ol intsmal ￿ntrol to erysure that
th8 Trust88s' f￿￿￿￿al r•5pon5ibil￿￿s are prcpgrty (*scharged.
M8intenart¢* ofgo¢d ral8tion3 with core ￿Tr1erS ensuring ￿1 oblwJations arè mèt in arrth8n￿ wrth ￿8b￿ctiO
of fiJr¥Jers.
Continuing efforts to seek allemative sourc8s ol hJni*ng in ordor to di￿r$ify risk and reduce reliance on sp8offic
fundws.
Intem￿ control iisks are minimised by the implementstion of prc<eduro5 for athhorisatKJn ol all transacb.ons
projacts. Procedures are in pla￿ to ensure compliance wth health and safety. equal Opportunit￿$, data protection,
8n(J Adult wlngraN• adults prot8ckn.on bgisLqtion.
Flnanclal Revl
For the year ending 31st March 2026, income lotslled £1,107.037 8 12.9% increase from the prior year12025..
£980,334). Thi8 13 represented by unrestricted irKome, whld) by 6.5% to £748,15812025'. £799,779), and
constilutes 87.6% oftotal incryHe12025'. 81.6%1 and restricted inccme, which in¢r*#s&J by 98.8%10 £358.87912025.'
£180,555).
Totsl exEenditure for the year amount&J to £998,384 12025". £934,940) and resutted in a net incLJmelexpenditure
urplus of £108.653 befo￿ any gains or105ses on irNeslm8nts are tsken Inlo ¢x)n¥idprdb'on. T1￿ charities investment
assets r8cotd8d a valv*on gain of £133,30912025.' £19.6431.
FuTrYs broutht foThvard from the prwious ytrar tota118d £1,3fn.8541£1,380.854 unrestrfcted I£0 resiridtsdl, pulling th
final tunds held by the chafity at £1,802.816 at the Year-￿d, Gornprising £1,fj￿.43l unrestricted aTrJ £2.385 restricted
funds.
Prlnclpal Fundlno Source8
The charity received knd￿g from the London Borough of H8rfngey. We Are Dyital, Big LotterylPro4J)m Communth6S,
NAt￿n81 AssDriaty'on of Crb'zero Ath'ce, Greater London Authorty, IM)rttington NHS Trust, Debt F￿ Advi￿￿0ynbee
Hall, Monoy aThJ Penwn Sermee IM8PSI and Brkyge Renewal Trust
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This funding was spent on prowding ggn¢rali$t adwce, wlmarily to the residents of Ihg London BcKough of Haringey,
through the core gateway aw¥J appointsn•nt servlces at bweau ar￿ outreach strMc8s in heaNh ￿b$ and speeialist
projects. We continue to pursutr other funding opportunibes a5 they awisè, in accordance wth our thrÈè-yèar fvnding
strategy a￿1 KIon1ifi￿ pric*lties.
InV￿lJn*llt Policy
The 808rd ofTrustees have invested part of th? free r•s8N89. wth the obpctive of ensuring th? lorbJ-i•mi fi￿n￿al
seiyJiity of the Charity 8r¥J improvè its abilty to Complé￿ rts charitablè mission. They have appointed Cathvright
Bènèfit solub.ons to provhye inve$trnsnt m8nagem&nt advKe.
The Trustees ars owrall responsible for th8 d￿lS1on$ rg9arding th• investments of the Charity, W￿ra 8$ lh• day-to-
day management of Iho Investments has treen delegatsd tr> lh8 Finance and Resour￿ sub¢￿mrfI￿￿. The
Trust¢os ￿ceIve quarterty Teports on tho fund and benchmarkiThJ performan￿, as wèll as fcffl)ally reviewirvJ tl
strategy and fvnd suttabilty at bastevery thrag y&ars.
The investrnent Stra￿Y foeJJsas on..
GrovAh assets.. Diversifi&Y acro￿ 4$$9t eLqss, gaoswaphy, and soctor to achieve loThJ.tsm) grthvth.
Asset allocation.. Balanryn9 growth and protection assets to ta¥get an a￿￿et￿ nat retum ol a8.8% p.a.
Cash flow needs.. Lower-vo18tiltty fijnds are used to manage ImrngJiate liquidity requirements.
Investment ￿ndts aro selected based on ￿r 8li9nrnent th objactivas, costs. and risk-retum profiks.
TnJst88s actively monrtor and manage insestmenl risk. Key are8$ in¢l￿e..
Dfversification acros5 8$8e¢ cjasses. $9Ctors. and 98ogrwhio¥
Usa ol acbv8ly managed fvnds wh&ro apprcfJriat•
Klaintenance of adequatè
ConsvJerats"on of caprtal volalilty in line vhth long-tenn goals
Incorporation ol environrnental, ¥ocial and govemance IESG) prinapl$$ into fuTrJ seW"c
Environmental, Social al￿ G0Veman￿ IESGI factm are integ181 to thè inv&stment se￿ct￿)n an¢J monitoriNJ
pro¢8ss. The Trustee$ may ré*ièw thè inv8Stment mana9eTS' ESG policies and may engage or (I'sinvest from hJnd$
that do not al￿n with the Charity's ESG standard
The investmgnt portfolio is maintair*d for ltsNJ-term financ491 naad, wlth no signifirant ￿[aw5 8xrActèd ober thè
fN8 years.
Investment Perlorniante
S'nce the inffj'al £1.1m inv8strn•nt in Augwt 2024, thè valuè ofthè inwstmont p)rtfdh) cJ)nb'nues to grow. During
the year. the porWolio yElded A net gain c. £115.Ok whth rgpiesènis 8 net ¥ebJrn ofo10.3%. and is above thp 8.8 %
p.a. ts[￿. Th8 investment wrtrolios value at 3151 March 2026 totslJ8d £1.23
Rw?v4•9 Pollcy
The Board of Tw5tee$ ha8 gxamined th8 charity's requirements lor cp8ralioTral r•s•r¥es in I￿jht of the main risks to th&
organisatK)n. It ha¥ &stabllshed a policy ￿erebY Ihe unreslllcted fiJnds not cornmitt￿ or investÈd in t8NJiblè
assets t￿1￿ by thè d)aiity should be 8 rnonths of ts eX￿ndItUre exduding the expendituré on finité wojects. This gives
target of arourKI £SOJ,000 in gereral unrestri¢ted funds as a minimum. The Trustèè BoArd also vAsh to set as*Je
9&￿Tal r¢s•rve for iterns such as invgstrn8nt in IT infrastruclure of £20,000.
The present of fr8e reserves available to thè ehanty total £1,589,891. This fioure comprk8e8 of the unrestn"cte•J
reserves of £1,600,431 kn the unrèstheted ffixad assets of £10.540.
The opwational reseryes are neèdedlo mget the woth'ng caprt81 roqu1￿ments oftha charity and 1he Board olTrustse8
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8re ￿nfident that at this level they WOLld te to appropriatety manage Ihe actiV￿e$ ol thè tharity in thg event ofa
t•tnporBry bul significant drop in cole fiJndirKJ. Thb is in lin¢ vmlh g￿r￿ra1 guKJance on c*arities 8rA not lor prtsfft
o￿an159b0ny. and b*ilh three-month noth.￿ periods in contr8clu81 or ser￿¢*16Ve1 agreements.
Statement of Board of Tru*t••8' R•*ponslbllltl98
The Trustees (who are also directors ol Haringgy Citizens Ad¥￿e Bureaux IOT the purpc6e$ ¢f ¢￿panY lawl are
iQ¥Pgnsible for preparing the Trust8es' Report and the finan￿al statements in accordan￿ wrth appli¢*le law and
Ui¥tgJ lfjrodom Accounts'r4J StaTrJards Iunlw PKcepted Accounimg P(8cbes).
Company law requires trE Trustaès to prèpare finpncial statsrnents for each financial yèarlhat give a true and fair
view of the state ol aNairs ol the charitable company, and of tre irwmiTrJ resources and applicth.on of rtt30urts8,
inrlyding the in¢Lvno and exp8nditUfe of tr￿ charitablè company for that period. In preparing those flnancial
ststgrwnts, th? Twstges are requir&J to..
s•lg¢t SI￿¢3b1& a¢counting polirjgs t￿n apply them cc*isistentty.'
obsèNè thè Mèthtsds al￿ prin￿p￿S in the Chartbès SORP 2015 IFRS 1021..
make judgrnents and estimates that are reasonable and prudent..
stste whether aFplicatAe UK Accnunting Standard¥ havg toen folowed, Subject to any Ma￿ri01 tspathres
disdosed and expl8ined in the financial statements.,
prepare 1he fin8nryal Ststernents on the going concom bas(s unb8$ it inappropriate to pr•surM that the
charitab￿ cernpany wll o)ntinu8 in 0￿rating.
The TrLtslggs 8r9 rosp￿Sib￿ for keeFing $d￿U5￿ accounting records that diwjcee with reasonab￿ accuracy at ony
time the financaal position oltha charitabla company and enab￿ them to ensu￿ that Ihg fin8ncial statements wmp
with the Cornpon￿8 Act 20C6. They are also rosponsible for safÈguardiro the assets ol the charitabb c￿rnparty and
h9nrA for takn'ThJ reasonable steps for the prgvgnlion and dètection of fraud and other irrgJulariti98.
Stalom•nt of D18c108ur• of Infomallon to A￿1110
In so far as the Trustees are aw*a'.
there is Tr) rdevanl audit infcrnation olwhich tr￿ ¢horitabb oJmpanWs auditois are unoware", and
the Trustees have taken all st•ps that they ￿ghtt0 have tak￿ to mak8 th8msdw4 aware of any rethnt audTt
inforn7at￿n and to establish that the a￿litOr is awarè of that infO￿atiOn.
The Trustees are responsible frjr the maintsnanc8 and integrity of the cotporate and fiftancial inlomiation includ6d on
the charrtable company's websrte. Legislthon In Ihe United Kingdom goveming th8 pwparation and dissemination of
ffinancial statements may drfler from leg￿latiOn in olherjuriad￿1)nS.
AudStorn
A resolution proposing that 8e8ver and Struth&rs bè rè-4)pointed as wdrfors ol th8 d)awitablg cornpany will be wt to
the Annu81 General Meety'ng.
Small Company Exemptlon8
The report olthe Tnjstees has been pr￿red tAkSng 8dvantsge ofthe small companw, èxwnptron of section 415IAI
01 the Ccffjpanies Act 200&
The financaal slatements havg tsgn prgpared in att0rthn￿ with ts accountiNJ polici&s eet out in Th)tes to the
accounts and Comply with the charity's govemSng d¢cum6nt the Charities Act 2022 and Accounting and Reporting by
Charibes.. Statement of Recunmended Praclce applicabl8 lo Charittes preparing their actounts in a¢cotdance with
the Fin8nry81 Reportirg Stsndard 8pplicab￿ in ihe UK aThY Rgwbk ollrelarrtt.
This report was approved ty thè Board ol Trustees on 28th July 2028 and signad on its b8halfby'.
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Lbm8 Relth
Chalr
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Opinion
Wé havè 8uditèd Ihe finaTrrial slatements of Haringgy Cthzgn$ Advi￿ Bureaux Ithe'eharitable ct)mp8nVI for the year
ended 31 March 2026 which comprise th& Ststernont of Financial Activibes (incorporating the I￿oMe aThY Expenditure
Account), Ihe BaLancs ShÈè( thè Statement of Cash Flows and nottrs to th8 financial Statements, i￿luding a summary
of significant 8cwinting policw in nolg 1. The financial reporl'ng framèwork that has been applied intheir preparation
is applicabk law and United ￿'ngdoM Acco￿tIng Standards. includin9 Financial Reporting Star¥Jatd 102 'The
Financi81 Reporb'ng Stsndard applict*Jle in the UK ¥rwJ Rgpublic of Ireland. Iunited lQngdom Genèr81￿ A￿aPt¢d
Accounting Prath"c*}.
In our opinion, the finanrial statements..
give a tsue and fair viaw of the staté of the charitsble ￿mpanY8 affairs as at 31 Mar¢h 2026. and ol its inccxning
resour￿9 and application of rpsource3, including its income and •xp8nditurg for the year then eTrJed',
hav8 bèan prOp￿dY prepar&S in accordance with Unit•d ￿N￿dOrn Gengrally Accepted Accountirg Practke; and
have been prepared in 8eeord8neo W[￿ th? rgauiTernents ol the Ccmpanles Act 20¢6.
Basis foropinitin
Wè eonducled our in accordan￿ with Intemab'onal Stsndards on Audits'ng IUKI IISAS IUKII and applicable law.
OUT responsibilits.es under those starKlards arg fvrther doscribod in the Auditors rasponsibil￿e$ for the 8(hJit of the
nancial statements $9th"on ofour report. We are independent oftr* tharita￿* cullpany in acc1)rd￿ with the ethical
requirements that a￿ re￿vant to our audit of the financial statements in the UK, including the FRC'S Ethic81 Standard.
and th8 provi8ions available for the audit of 5rn811 entities. in the circumstan￿$ set out in note 8 to financial
8tstements. and have our othar èthKal r￿pOnSIbIlitieS in accordanc8 wAh th6sè requirernonts. bolie¥e
that audit ewd8nce wa hav9 oblainwj 1$ sufficient and appropriats to provide a basi¥ foi OUT opinion.
Conclu8lonB relltlng to golng conc•rn
In audibng the financial stat•m8nts, ￿ have c￿￿lUd￿d that th? Board ol TrUst￿S, usa of ths going concem basis of
accounting in tha p￿parati￿ ofthe financial 8tat&nents Is approwfjate.
Ba$e(l on thfrwork %se have perlormed, we have not tdentthèd any material urrRrtaintss ￿lating to events oreondition¥
thac indiwdually of collectively, may cast sKJnfficant doubt on the Charitable Company's abilrty to continue a5 8 90irs
n￿M for a pericKI of al1ga$t monlhs from when the financial statemènts arè aulhorisgj for iBSUe.
OLtr r•sponsibilit"és and t1￿ responsI)il￿e8 of th8 Board of Trusta&s wrth rtrsp¢¢t to goiThJ conc&rn are ¢J8seribed in t
Ièv8nt sactions ol this f8ForL
Oth•r Infom?atlon
Th8 other infomation eoMprlse$ Ihtr inf¢miatKJn ir￿luded in the Trustgas, Report other than the finanual ststements
and our auditorfs reFKJrt thereon. The Trustees Iwho arè also thè directors of the chantable company lorthe purpose$
ol cunpany lawl are resp)nsible forth• oth8r infotrnation. Ouropinion on Ihe finanaal statèments does not ￿Ver the
other infonnation and, exc8Pt to Ihe extent otherwse explicitly stated in our relklrt, w& do not expre$8 any fom) of
assurance conclusion th8non.
Ift COAneetion wffh our audit of the financial statemènts our rèsponsibilty is to read the ot￿r information and, in doing
, consider %thether the olher information is matèrially in¢on$ist8rbt wilh the finanual statements or our krthvledge
obtained in the audrt or othe￿iSe ap￿arS to bo materialty misststed. If we id8ntfy such material inco￿$tenrie$ or
aPpar￿t mat•rial rni5ststemgnts, we are re(wired to detemiinewhetherthere 1$ a rn81gri81 misstatement In the financial
gtatèmènts ora material rni8Statementofthe other Infonnthon. If, based on the work we have perfomiad, w& concludè
that thèrè is a matèrial misstBtemernt ofthig other inf0mlat￿n, we arg ￿quired to report that f&X.
have nothirg to report in this regard.
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IAatt•r• on whleh w• ar• requlred to r•port by •xc•ptlon
We have nclhiTrJ lo rgport in rnspect OF ihe followirrfJ mattars in ralation to which the Ch8ribe$ IAc£rAJnts ￿(1 Reports)
Regulations 2W8 require u¥ lo réport to you if, in our ¢Jpinion.'
the infotmath.on given in the financial $l*mgnts Is i[￿nsiStent in any materi81 resp￿ wlth th8 TrLtstees'
Report. or
svffio•nt acc￿)Unting records ha￿ not b88n kept.. or
the finanrial slat•m•nls are not in agreernenl wrfh tha aCC￿nting records.. or
wè have not recaved al the infgrnatm and •yplanat*)ns we require for our audit.
R￿pOn01b1llllgJ of Tru•t••s
As *x￿alr￿d more ft11￿ in the Statèment of 808rd of Trustees, R•sponsIbil￿.*9 set out on page 12, the Trustéès arè
responsiblè for the preparation of finanoal statements bthich give a true and fair and for such intemal control as
the Trusteas datermine is necessary to en8blg Its Fxeparation of financial st8temènts that ara fr08 from rnatsn'al
M￿stAtement, w￿thOr dutr t¢> fraud or 8rror.
In pr¢p¥ring th6 financial statemenis. the Trust•￿ are responsible for assessing tho chaiitable company's ability to
conb.nuè 8s a going COn￿M, disckjsing. as 8Wicable, matters relatsd lo going ¢on¢trrn and using th& going corKEm
basis of ac£ountin9 unl•ss the Trustees either intend to I￿U￿48t￿ the charitable ccfflpany or to C*￿ cprO￿Ons, or
hBve no realistic alkmative but to do so.
Audltorf• r•spon•lbllltlg6 fortho •udlt of flmnclal 6tat•rn•nt•
IN¢ hove be8n appointed as auditor under $8CtKn 144 of thg Charibos Aet 2011 and report in accorda￿ vthh
reyulations made under sectr'¢)n 154 of that Act.
Our objectives arè to obtoin reasona￿• a6suranc¢ about whether the finanrAal 3taternènls as a whok are free
matsrial misststgrnent, whether due to traud or error, and to issue an auditorfs report that indudgs our opinion.
Reasonable assurants is 8 hKJh levd ol assurance, bul is not 8 guaranteè Ihat an audrt c£Jnducled in 8￿rd*£4 wrth
ISA5 IUKI will always detert a m8t¥rial mk8ststement when it exists. M￿StateM8n1S can arise from fraud Or effor aThJ
areccmsi¢Jered matsrfal il, indwidually or in thè aggragat&, they COU￿ reasonably ￿exp￿Cted to Influen￿ the ecOn￿1C
decisions of usèrs tsken on the basis ofthe8e finan(ial slataments.
A fvrlherdescriF￿0n of our respongibilitiès forthe gLhJilolthe fin￿￿81 ststemonts 1$ located on the Finanri81 RèportirKJ
Council's ￿b41te at www.frc.org ukl8udltors￿pOnSi￿.1rtle5. This descripts'on foms part of our auditorfs report.
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Docusign EnvelopÈ ID". 41A48E80-ADAB-88D4-806&D137D3124052
HARINGEY CITIZENS ADVICE BUREAUX
INDEPENDENT AUDrroR'S REPORT TO THE MEMBERS OF HARINGEY CITIZENS ADVICE BUREAUX
FOR THE YEAR ENOED 31 141ARCH 2026
Ext•ntto wthich Ihe audlt wa8 coMld•r•d capablo d d•tscting irrtgularltl#4 Includlng fr•ud
xlèntify and 8SSèg9 the risks of matsrial rnisststsrnent of the financial statements. whethor dug to traud or eryor.
nd then design and perfom audrt pro￿ureS responsive to thosè risks, inclLbJirg rknining audit ev￿gr￿a that is
suffioenl and 4)pr¢¥riate to prov￿ a bagis for oui opin￿.
In idents"fying and addressing iisks of m?iwial misstatgrnent in respect of iThoJularrtJ"&s, Incjuding fraud and non-
¢ompli8n¢& th laws and regulatsons. our proodU￿S induded the following..
We obtw'ned an understAndiry of laws and that affe¢A the charit￿￿ company, focusiro on those that
a dirset Éffect on the financial $taterneTrts or that had a ftJTrJarnental eff8Ct on its oparallons. Koy18ws
regulations Ihat Wg identified included ihe Compan￿8 Act 20(E, Charities Act 2011. Chariti"8$ Rtgul8thJns 2008.
tax legi3lation, heahh safety18gisl*"on, and employmènt legisJth"on.
We enquired ol the Trustees and r#V￿W•d ¢orrsspondonce and Trustee ￿eting minutes for eVkIen￿ ol no
compliance ra￿vant laws and regulations. abo revE*rd controls th8 TnJste8s have Sn ￿a￿, whgro
nacass8ry, to ènsurè Compliancé.
We gained an understsnding ol th8 contrc4s that Trust￿ havg in to prevent and detect traud. IA
eTh]uired of the Trustees about any incpdences of fraud that had tsken place durirvJ the accountir¥J p8ri¢xI.
The risk ol fraud and non-complianc8 wth laws arKI rggulation5 and fraud wa5 dY8cuss&J within the auditteam and
ts We￿ planned aThJ ￿erfO￿￿ed to address these risks.
We revpW￿d financ4al ststernents disdosures and tested to supports.ro docUM￿tal￿)n lo ass￿ compliance with
relevant law8 and regulatr'ons discussed above.
We enquired of the Truste￿ about actual #n¢J potsnlial lrtigation and daNns.
We pèrfomi8d 8nalytiC81 proeé(furés to identify 8ny unusual or unexkECted relatsonships blat mvJht indicats risks
of rnalgrial mi5Statsrnent dug to fraud.
In addressing the risk of fraud due to managément ovèrridè of int•mal control$ we tested the appropriateress of
ioumal entries and assessed whether the judgements madg in mgknng 8¢¢ounting e&tirnaies were indicative of
tsnb.al bias.
Due to 1hè inhttènt limit￿[onS of 8n audit, there is an unaVoida￿e risk that we may not have detecto¢ some material
misstaternents in the financAal statements, even though w• have prcperty planned and perforrned our audit in
accordanc£ with auiSitirrfJ stsndards. Foraxamplè, 88 with 8ny sudit, thère rernaired a hsgher risk ol non4etecbon of
irregularits"es. as these may involve eollusion. forg8ry. inlenlion81 ornissions, mis￿pIeseTr￿tioTr$, or the overridè of
intemal c(￿1￿1￿. W¢ are ngt responsible for pr8V8nting fraud or nOn-C￿p1tanC9Wth laws and regulaty.ons and Cannot
tsxr*cted lo delecl 811 traud and non<0mplian￿ with laws and wuLth"ons.
U8• of our r•port
This ￿pOrt 1$ m*Jg to the chafitable Cornpany's Trustses. as a bcNJy, in accordanca with Part 4 01 th8 Ch8ribes
(A￿Aunts and Reports) Reguktions 2￿8. ouraudrtw0￿ has téèn undèrtAkèn so that we rnight state to the charitab
company's Trustees those matters we ar& requlrad to Ststs lo Ihom in an auditorfs repC￿ a￿1 for no other purpose. To
the fullest extsnt permitted by law, we do not accept or a&8urne responsibility kn anyone other th8n t￿ charitab
company and Ihè charrtablè company's Tru5tee5 as a b¢W for our audit work, lor this repDrt, or foi thg opinions wg
have fortnwj.
s￿nId6y.'
LLP
458
Chartgrgd Accounlants
str￿10ry Audltor
Fbor
95 G￿h￿n Street
LotKlon
EC2V 7AB
D4to: 31-Jul-2026
M￿z1*S LLP 1$ •ligit4• to act As Sn a￿￿110r in *errn8 of 3ection 1212 of the Companies Acl 20C6.
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HARINGEY CtfizENS ADVICE BUREAUX
STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL ACTIVITIES {INCORPORATING THE INCOME AND EXPENDMJRE ACCOUP
FOR THE YEAR ENOED 31 MARCH 2026
T<)tsl
Funds
2026
Total
Funds
2025
Unre8tr1ctsd Rwstsletsd
Funds
Funds
INCOME AND ENOOWhlENTS FROM,,
Donations
Charitable activiti98
Invesbnents
Othef
269
733,264
22
14,003
358,879
1.092,143
14.603
16,452
TOTAL INCOMING RESOURces
748,158
358.879
1,lQ7.037
EXPENDITURE OM:
Ch•rir•blè adwth.os
406.736
998.384
934,940
TOTAL RESOURCES EXPENDED
NET INCOME I IEXPENDITUREI
166,510
147,857)
108.663
45,394
TRANSFERS BETWEEN FUNDS
16
{502421
fj0,242
NET INCOME I IEXPENDifuREI
BEFORE OTHER GAINS AND LOSSES
106,268
2,3B6
108.663
45,394
Gains I1o$str$ on revaluation ol
Inve5trnents
133,309
133.309
19,643
NE[ MOVEMENT IN FUNDS
239￿71
2,385
241,962
65,037
RECONCILIATION OF FUNOS:
Totsl funds brothJht forward
1,360,854
1,360,864
1,295,817
TOTAL FUNDS CARRIED FORWARD
16
1.800,431
2,386
1.802.816
1,Hl,854
l of th¢ above results are derived from ¢onllnulThJ activibes. Al g8ins and losses T•cogni8eLI in the yèar8r8 incbJd&J
above.
The notes on pages 20 10 32 fonn an intsgral part ofthegè fffiana81 statwnents.
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Docusign EnvelopÈ ID". 41A48E80-ADAB-88D4-806&D137D3124052
HARINGEY CITIZENS ADVICE BUREAUX
COMPANY REGISTPATION NUMBER: 03501848
BALANCE SHEET
AS AT 31 MARCH 2028
2026
2025
Note
FIXED ASSETS
Tangib￿ assets
CURRENT ASSETS
11
10A39
11,194
Debtor6
Invèstments
Cash at b8nk and In hand
12
13
131N30
1.232A60
2$7,092
1.631,082
58,337
1,117.543
216,573
1.392,453
CREDITORS." aMO￿ts Iglling
due With￿ gne year
14
.714
37.915
NET CURRENT AsseT8
68
1.354,538
TOTAL ASSETS LESS CURRENT
LIABIUTIES
1.604.907
1,365,732
CREDITORS.. amtsunts fallirg due
after more than one year
TOTAL TrET ASSETS
15
IlQ911
14.8781
1.602,816
1,360,854
CHARITY FUNDS
Revaluats"on R8sor
16
152.952
2.386
19,643
Restricted funds
Unwtricted funds
1.447N79
1.602.816
1,341,211
1,360,854
TOTAL CHARITY FUNDS
For the year endiThJ 31 March 2026 the company was ents.tled to exemption from audrt under section 477 of t
Companies Ad 20C6 relating to small cornpani85 but th8 Trusts•s' 818Ct8d to have an audtt
Charities Act 2011.
Dir8Ctor5' respOnS￿lI¢￿e$.
The mwnbers have not wuirgd the wnpany to obtsin an audit ol its financial statsm8nts fort￿ year in
qL￿￿on in a¢¢Ordan￿ wth *tk)n 476,.
The directors aCknOw￿dge their responsibilities for rnmplying with the wbirernents of the Act wth
rospgd to a￿oUntIng rfjwl$ and th& pr9parats.on of financtal statem6nts.
These finanual statsments have bgen wepared In vAlh thg prow$lon$ appll¢able to ¢r)rnpanlg$ subi9¢1
to the Sm￿1 ￿mpanIo$. re91rn0.
The financial ststements sel ovt
on 28 July 2028 and were
pages 16to31 were approv&J and 8ulhori8ed for i8su¥ bylhe Bo•rd ofTrusle•s
on behatf, by..
Loma Reith
Chair
The notes on page8 20 to 32 fom) an integral part of these flnanclal statements.
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Docusign EnvelopÈ ID". 41A48E80-ADAB-88D4-806&D137D3124052
HARINGEY CITIZENS ADVICE BUREAUX
STATEMENT OF CASH FLOW8
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2026
2026
2025
Cash flow Inwn op¢r*tlng aetlvltl••
Net CY5h flow oFerating ac*wties
54130
S2,511
C•¥h flow¥ from Inve8tlng •ctlvEtle¥:
Dividends, interest and rents from investments
Purchase ol investrnents
22
5,215
11,100,OLK)I
19,0621
11,103,847)
Purch859 oltan9ible fixed assets
Nèt ca•h provided byllu¥8d Sn) Inv••Ong actlvltlg8
14,0331
14011)
Ca•h flow from finan¢FTrg actlvl*l••
Repayrrents C&f borrowings
N•t Cash provld•d byllu¥•d in) flnanclng activiti88
Chang• In ¢￿h and eash •qufvalents in th• y￿r
Cash gnd cash equivalents broughtfomard
Cash and ca8h oqulvalgnts cAr￿*d loThArd
50.519
216I73
11,051,336)
1.267.909
267m2
216,573
Not• I
Nèt movement in fvnds
D8prèciab"on
IGainsl11058es on invèsbnants
DIvi￿ndS and inteTBSt frwi In￿tr￿ents
Decreasel Ilncwasel in debtOTS
Increasel Idecreasel in ￿￿dItorS
Nèl cash inflow from oFeraling ￿t￿lI]8$
241.962
4,688
1116,0171
1221
(73,0931
{3,988
65,037
3,7C
117.5431
15,2151
112,4051
18.937
52.511
The notes on pages 20 to 32 (om) an intogral part ofthe8e flnanc4al ststsmgnts.
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Docusign EnvelopÈ ID". 41A48E80-ADAB-88D4-806&D137D3124052
HARINGEY CITIZENS ADVICE BUREAUX
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMEKrs
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2026
SUMMARY OF SIGNIFICA1￿ ACCOUNllNG POLICIES
1.1 G•n•rnl Infomiation *nd basil ol pr•￿￿110￿
HarirvJey Craze￿ Ad￿￿ Bureaux is a regstered Charitable ￿rnpany #mlled by 9uarantee (Charty number
1C69301. Company nurnLEr 03S018461 with the Chanty Ccffimission and Registrar of Companies in EngLand
and Wales. In the event olthe Ch￿ty being wound up. the liability in respect of the guarantee 15 limited to £1
per mernber ofthe Charity. The 8ddress of the registered office 19 20E WatheofGardans, London, N17 7DN.
The nature olthe Charity's operations and principal activits'es are the prornol'on of any charitable pU￿oseS for
the benefit ol the community in Haringey and surroundin9 ar885 by th? adv8nc8rnent of edurab"on, thè
proteclion of hetith and the relief of poverty, sid<ness ar￿ distress.
The Charity constitutes a puljic benefit entity defined by FRS 102. The finan¢i•l stst¢ments hwe been
preparwj in a￿OrdaNce ￿1th Ststgrnenl of Recommended Practth applicats￿ to chaniies prepariro their
fin8neial statements in accordance with the Finanoal Repovl"TrJ stsnd￿d applicable in Ihe UK and Republic
of Ireland IFRS 1021 issued in October 2019, the Finarck91 Reporbry StsThlard applicab￿ in the United
rodtyn Republic C>f Irdand (FRS 1021, the Charlties Act 2011, the CcmpanEs Act 2Crf)6 aThJ UK
Gen?ially A￿Pts￿ PraGto.
The financial statèmants are prepared on a going con￿rn basi8 un￿r the historical cost Conve￿On. Th8
finanual $￿t￿entS are prepared in sterfiro which is the funr*onal wrrency ofthe Charity and rouTrled tr>the
nearest L
The signiffcant acwunts.ng wlrAeS applied in the preparation ofthe6e finanual statements are set out
These policies have been consistenlly applied to all Yea￿ presented unless Othe￿7* 5tst&Y.
12 Funds
General ftJnds8r& unrostri¢t*d lunds whlch ar08vaila￿e lor uge atthe discration ofthe Tnjstees in furtheranc
ofthe geTr&ral obj'ectives ofthe Chartty and whKh ha￿ not tean d&signat6d for othar purposas.
Restricted are fvJnd5 vjhich are lo ￿ used in *cordan(* with sp8eik rèstrictions imwséd by donors or
which have been raised by the Charfjty for particular purposes. The eosts of rai*ng and administering sud)
run05 ?rg Ghaiggd &gain$l lh& spac1￿ fuThJ. Th8 aim and us• of Oach r•strthl fuTrJ Ls set out In th8 not88 to
the financial staternents.
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HARINGEY CITIZENS ADVICE BUREAUX
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2026
SUMMARY OF SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POUCIES {¢0nYnu￿l
13 lth¢¢mè roeognltlon
Al incoming resourc45 are induded in Ihè Slatament of Finanaal ActiWtI￿ IStsFAI when th& Charity is legally
entiled tg thg incomè aft•r any perfom8nce ttrnditKins ha￿ baèn met, the amount can t* measured ￿lIablY
d r( is p￿ba￿e Ihal inc￿e will be recAiv&J.
For donat￿n5 to be recognis&J 1hè Charity will have been nOtif￿d of tlw 8mounts and the seltlemenl date in
writing, If thgre am ￿ndItionS attached to thè don8th.on and this w4uires a le¥el of terft)Ml8n￿ before
enty'yement Can be ctitained then incorne is d?f8rrad uniil Ihose conditions are tslly mgt w thg lulfilment of
those conditions is wlhin the control tsf th8 charity aThJ it is prc&abkg that they will be fuffilkd.
No amount is irK1uded in th• financial statements for vduntser time Trn line wth the St*rnenl of
Recommended Pr8¢1i¢e appllcable to charttie5 prep8rin9 th*r financial statamonts in accordano ￿ the
Financial Rep¢rtiNJ Standard applicabb in the UK and Republi¢ of Ir•l8ftd IFRS 11r21 issued in Oth)￿r 2019.
Further dètail of the contribution olvdunteers 1$ gI￿n in the Trustees, Report.
Inc¢ffj• from goverrment al￿ other grants and contracts is recognised 8t tsir valuo Ihe Charity ha
entthrnent after any perfomianc& o)ThlitIor￿ have been m?1, it is probabl& that the income wll be
d thè amount can be measured reliably. If éntiuèment is ncl met then these amounts are deferfed.
Interest on ￿ndS held on deposit is included whèn re￿1vable and the amount ¢an L* m¥gsure4J reliably by
Charty," llis 1$ notmali¥ upon notification of the intarast paid or payable by ￿ 8artf_
1A Expend1￿1* rKognlllon
All expenditure is accounted for on an accruals basis and ha¥ boen dassified unthr heading5 that ￿gregatt
all Costs related to the category. Expenditure is r8cognised whgre there 15 a legal or ￿)StruC￿Ve rt)ligation to
make payments to third parb"6S that wll result in the oufflow of 8eoncmic benefit E￿e￿it￿re on ¢haritobl
activib'•S lrtILAles all CA)sts incJJrred on furthgwing thè obj'acts of the Chty.
lThecoverabb VAT 1$ tharged as an expense against the activity for %thitt* the rdated exwdrture aro39.
1.5 &pport to*ts allo¢atlon
Support costs ale those that assist th¥ work of the Ch8rty but do not diwly r8prasant charitabb XtiV￿.eS
and indud& offi¢¢ ¢)%ts. govemanc8 costs, adrninistrati4È payroll costs. They are incurred in support of
expenditu￿ on the objects ofthe Charity and indude project manajernent carti8d out 81 Hèadquarters. Vvhere
support￿Sts ￿nn0t b8 diredty attributed to p8rtiaJlar hèadings thèy havealocoted eM￿nd￿re on chantab
activib'es on the basi5 of staff lime invofvoj in the acbvity.
The anatysis of tMe8e c03ts is indudad in Note 6.
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Docusign EnvelopÈ ID". 41A48E80-ADAB-88D4-806&D137D3124052
HARINGEY C￿1ZENS ADv￿E BUREALIX
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEhlENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2026
SUMWIRY OF SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIES Icontinugdl
1.6 Tangible flxed a•8ets
All assets costiro more than £5thJ are capitalised.
Tangible fixed assets a￿ stated at cost lor deemed cnstl or ValUa*"c￿ ￿$S actsJmu181ed depreciation and
accumulated impairmgllt los89$. Cost indudg5 ￿sts diredy attributable to makirKJ Ihe 8$sgt ￿pable of
operatin9 as intondgj.
DepreCiat￿n ￿ provided on 811 tangib￿ ftted assets. at rates ¢alculated to write off the o)st, ￿sS èsts"matsd
r8sidual ¥alug. of asBel on a systematic baskq over its expetted useful lif8 as frjllows."
Comput8r equipment
Othèr office equipment
33.33% Straight line
20.00% Straight lir*
1.7 Dgbtor• r¢¢•iv•blo and ¢redStor• payable wlthln one year
DÈbtDfs are rewnised when the Charty k8 legally enb.tled to th& Sncome after any perfrJnTra￿e cond￿0￿9
have tfjgn met, Ihe arnount can be measured r6liabty and rt is probabk that the in¢(Kn? will be receNed.
Creditors ar• recognisad when tha Charity has a prasant lÉgal tsr ￿￿tructive obligation ra$ulling trom 8 ￿1
ev•nt and tho 8etUemènt 18 èxt¢￿ to regjlt in an outfi￿* ofeconomie btrnèffts.
1.8 Provlblo
Provisions are recogni8ed when the Charity h85 an obllw'on al the balan￿ sheet date as a result ol a past
event, it is prOba￿e that an cthlow ofaconc*)7ic ben8ffts vlll bo r￿UIred in $e￿ernent and ts amountcan b8
reliabty estimated,
1.9 Fln•nclal Instrum•n
The Charity only has finarKK91 assetsgnd finandal lfiabHit*s of akind thotqualfy as basicfinancial instrum•nts.
Cash is held at cost. Other basic financial instruments otè initsalty f?￿gnised at transaCt￿n value and
suttseq￿ntty measurwj at amortLsad cost using thè alTèctNè Intèrèst methc
1.10 Le¥•es
Assets acquired undar finan￿ leases are capitaliwf and deprerAated over the shortar of Ih81&858 tgrrn and
th& u$efvJl life of the asset. Minimum lease payments ara ap[K)￿0￿d between the finance charge
and tlw oduction ofiho outstsrKling ￿ase ￿abilty usiry theeffecbve interest mathod. The rgl*d obligabons,
net of future finar￿ charges, arg inclu¢Jad in cr8drtors.
Rantals PAY￿1& and récEivaAe urKler operaling bases are charpj to the Sta￿￿nI of FinancAal Athmties
on a stra￿3ht lin• basis over the ￿rIOd of the lease.

Docusign EnvelopÈ ID". 41A48E80-ADAB-88D4-806&D137D3124052
HARINGEY CITIZENS ADVICE BUREAUX
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMEPUS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2026
SUMMARY OF SIGMFICAIIT ACCOUNTING PoL￿lEs l¢ontlnu9dl
1.11 Employeo b•n•frt9
The Charity QFerat8s 8 defined coniribulion r*￿I￿n s¢heme. Contrit￿tiOnS to vthich are expèns811 in the
ststsment ofFinanc491 Acb"vfaes as t￿Y berm payable.
1.12 Toxollon
By virtue ol S. 478 Cworatlon Tex Act 2010, thè Charity ig 8xempt from c(￿porabOn Tax.
1.13 Golnq concern
The fina￿181 statÈménts havo bgan prepared on a goiry ¢one¥m ba&s as tho Trustses bdvavg Ihat n
matsrial un￿rtaIntI￿S exist. The Trustees have ¢onsJdered tha lèvèl offunds hekj and the eX[￿￿dI8Ve1 of
Ineomfr aTrJ expenditure for 12 months trom aulhorisiTrJ these financial $tstsrnonts. The budgeted income
and &xpendituro 15 wffi¢ient wth th8 level of reseryes fcf Ihe charty lo ￿ able to c￿lTrue 8$ a
COr￿ern.
1.14 Judyements and k•y •our¢•8 of •8limatk>n uncortalnty
Th8 lollowngjLwJganents lapart frcln th059 invOl￿n9 èStim8t&sl have tEen rn&Ye in Iho pro¢gss ofapptyiTrJ
Ihè atx)ve accounl'ThJ polirygs that have had the most sYJnificant offect on amounts ￿CogniSed in the
nancial statements..
D8pr8ciation rates for tsngible fixed assets
Basis of valuabon of finan¢i81 inslruments
1.15 Inv••lm•nl•
Invesbnonts 4￿ ¢lassffi8d as cUT￿nt assets arkl stated at martet value. from invèstrnents .
Cred￿ to the Income and ExperKliturg Actount on a receivab￿ basi5. Movem8nts in m8rk6t vaue of
investments are tsken to t￿ revaluation fund via the Staterrenl of Compr8hensN8 Income.
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Docusign EnvelopÈ ID". 41A48E80-ADAB-88D4-806&D137D3124052
HARINGEY CITIZENS ADVICE BUREAUX
MOTES TO THE FINANCIAL sTATEmE￿r$
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 ￿R¢H 2026
I INCOME FROhl DONATIONS
Unrn•tri¢tsd
Fund
2026
Restrlct•d
Fund•
2026
Totsl
Funds
2026
Total
Funds
2025
Donats'c￿s
269
3. IN¢OhlE FR(XI INVESTMENTS
Unmtrict•d
Funds
2026
R￿trIcted
Funds
2026
Total
Funds
2026
Totsl
Funds
2025
Bank interest
22
22
5,215
In 2026. all income frcln inveslrnents was unrestricted.
INCOME FROM CHARITABLE A¢TPrfITIES
UnrèstrSet*d
Fund•
2026
Ré¥trlcted
Fund8
202fj
Total
Fund8
2026
Tot81
Funds
2025
London Borough of Harlngty
Inlomation Advice and Guidanc
726.536
726136
786,871
Big Lottery
Advb> C¢nne¢t
44207
43207
24,771
Great•r London Authorlty
Cost of Lfvir
Family Finanaal R￿l￿nCe Parlnership
37.726
37.726
44,430
We Are DlglLg1
Pound Advic8
(728
6.728
16,456
Vthltt1ng￿ NHS Tru¥t
NCIL Red Cell
se,0
68.0(Kl
48.333
Bridg• Ren8w#I Tru8t
ome From Hosprtal
23.207
23,207
17,646
Clllz•ns Advlc•
Remote SeNce Delivery
49,151
49.101
45,375
D•bt Frge Advle•
Debt AdvKe
68.615
68.615
DebtAdvlce Modern18atlon
Fund
Debt Ad￿7￿ Modemisation
Fund
Totsl
48,724
48,724
963.882
In 2026, olthe totsl incorne from charitsble activitie$, £733,264 was unreslrthJ ancl £358,879 was r8stricknY.
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Docusign EnvelopÈ ID". 41A48E80-ADAB-88D4-806&D137D3124052
HARINGEY cmzENS ADVICE BUREAUX
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2026
. EXPENDITURE FROM CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES
Acvvltl
Undertaken
Dlr•ctty
2026
Support
Costs
Totsl
Funds
Total
Funds
2026
2026
2025
Gre*r London Authority - Cost of Liviffj
Greater London Authot6ty- FFRP
Dobt Advi￿ Modomisation F￿)￿
Debt Fr88 Adwc
We Arè Digital
Remote Service Dglwery ICIIAI
Advice Conn
Gsn*ral
Home From Hospital
NCIL Red Cell
Infomiation & GUvja￿A UAG}
Total
34.762
20.067
44,082
$6.$64
6.728
28,149
33.047
50.356
18.678
43.1S9
366,069
700.851
17.753
11.119
4.642
27,396
52.515
31,176
48.724
B2,959
6,728
46.76S
48.177
$0,356
31.646
64.773
634.565
998.384
63,838
29,9efj
58,023
28,516
39,679
18,253
54,014
642,651
934,940
18.818
1S.130
12,966
21.614
168A96
297,733
Total support Costs of £295,84112024.. £239,267) are analysgd in Not6 6.
. ANALYSIS OF SUPPORT COSTS
2028
2025
Wagos and salaries lintjuding Natv)nal Irtsuran¢x and Pen$K)nl
Premiges costs
offi￿ Costs
Staff & Voluntegr
GDvemanc4 cx)sts
Othor
Total
193,271
41.776
44.882
4.702
12,806
698
297,733
184,359
45,530
48,159
5,161
11,848
582
295,639
Total gtsvemanr£ costs 01£12,509 {2025.. £11,84818re analysed in Note 7.
7. GOVERNANCE COSTS
2026
2025
Audrtofs remuneration- auditof the financial statements
Auditors remuneration- preparation of financol statemènts
Legal and professional
8.943
2.179
34
1,350
12,506
8,616
2,099
1,099
11,848
Total
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Docusign EnvelopÈ ID". 41A48E80-ADAB-88D4-806&D137D3124052
HARINGEY CITIZENS ADVICE BUREAUX
MOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2026
8. NET INCOME I (EXPENDITURE) FOR THE YEAR
2025
Depreriabon of tsThJible fixed a5sets'. owned by the charity
Auditors, ￿Unerat￿n- Audit of the financial statarnants lindus1￿ olVA
Auditors, remunaroffjon- Prgparaoon ol finanoal st*ments {In￿U81Ve of
VAT)
4,688
3,LQ
8,616
2,099
2.178
In common swth m8Thy other Organisat￿n$ of our stse and nalure we u#¢ our audittsrs to 88¥i3t wrfh the prepaTatK)n
ofth8 financial statemènts.
9. KEY MANAGEMENT PERSONNEL REIAUNERATION AMD EXPENSES
The Charity Cons￿￿&1$ its W managomanl p9r50n￿l o)mprise;
The Trustees
Chief Executi
Head of Finan￿ Rgsource
Hèad ofAdMet 8nd Qualty
Trustees nether received norwaived ary remunero*on during th• y•ar12025.. tNILI.
Thetotsl •mount ofempl¢*y¢¥ ￿n*￿ts rs¢oivsd by other key managernent personnel is £193.581 (2025.. £185,028).
The Trustees had £NIL expenses reimbursed during the year12025.. tNILI. No #mounts w¢r& patd to Tru8iees to
attend training coursès12025.. £NILI.
10. STAFF COSTS ANO EMPLOYEE BENEFITS
2028
2025
19£
Wages and salar￿$
sc￿la1 security costs
Other p9n4on costs
Totsl
681.30$
63,749
568.989
51.046
16.192
636,227
658,118
No staff costs or employee benefits were patyl by rglatsd partlgs.
Aggregate nurnter olfull t¥ne equivalent staff whose reMu￿ration &x¢egde¢J £60,CQO in ts Fericd."
2026 2025
£60,CrfJO- £69,999
£70.CKJO- £79,999
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Docusign EnvelopÈ ID". 41A48E80-ADAB-88D4-806&D137D3124052
HARINGEY CITIZENS ADVICE BUREAUX
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2026
10. STAFF COSTS AKI EMPLOYEE BENEFITS ICONTINUEDI
The ¥v¢ra9e monthly nurnber of kprsons gmph)y&J by the Chafty durlng thé y8arwas as
follcpNs.'
2026
No.
2025
G8Mralist athce
Wa Ara Digrtal
CrtA- Cosl ol LlvSng
Support 6taff
CtN- RSD
NCIL- Rad Cell
GL4
AdvKe Conr*t
Dèbt Free Advr
Homè from Hosprtal
Debt Mod8misation Fund
Total
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11. TANGIBLE FIXED ASSETS
Computgr
Equlpm•nt
Oth•r Flxed
A￿ets
Totsl
At I￿)ri1 2025
Addrtv)ns
Di5POS815
At 31 Mar¢h 2026
595
4,033
21.867
22,463
4.033
4,628
21.867
Depreclatlon
At 1 Aptil 202S
Charg¢ for the year
Disp¢A8ts
At 31 Illrch 2028
10,872
3,862
11,2e8
4,688
826
1.222
14.734
14956
Ngt book valu•
At 31 March 2026
3A06
10
39
At 31 March 2025
198
11.193
12. DEBTORS
2025
Trad& debtors
Prepayments
Other debtors
Totsl
122.659
8,171
600
131.43
50,250
8,087
58,337
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Docusign EnvelopÈ ID". 41A48E80-ADAB-88D4-806&D137D3124052
HARINGEY CITIZENS ADVICE BUREAUX
NOTES TO THE FINANCL4L STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2026
13. Imi•stm•nts
2026
2025
Market Value BcTrught Fon¥ard 3110312025
'Adi*lion During Ygar
1.117,543
1 100 000
1,100.000
1,117,643
116017
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Nèt Mo¥8￿￿￿1 in Fund During Year
M8r1(èt Vakn 88 at 3110Y2026
1 117,543
Caththghts Fund B•lance & Imie81m•nt managom•nt eo•t bre•kdown
E6tlmatsd
Inveslment
managwn•nl
cogts
Openlnq
Bahnco at I
Aprll 20
Clojing
B¥lanco at 31
March 2026
R•valuatlon
golnlllos61
Addltlono
Parn￿110n Trading
AeLount (Cash Aco)untl
PCP126143 IBNY
Sustainable Global
Dynamie Bond Fund)
PCP126144 IL&G Wodd
ESG 08vebp&J lTrJex
Fundl
Tt)tsl
726
12
738
332,870
-18,303
16,859
331,426
1.117.$43
{18,2921
133,309
1.232
14 CREDITORS: AMOUNTS FALLING DUE IMTHIN ONE YEAR
2026
2025
Net oblig81iors ￿der financ818as8s and hlre pur¢hase ox)tracts (Note 201
Other taxation and sw?18ecurity
Other cr8ditors
Trade Cwdilor¥
Accruals
Total
2.787
15.311
3,256
12,847
87
6,646
15,079
37.915
4,081
36.714
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Docusign EnvelopÈ ID". 41A48E80-ADAB-88D4-806&D137D3124052
HARIPIGEY CITIZENS ADVICE BUREAUX
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 20
15. CREDITORS.. APK)LTrITS FALLING DUE AFTER MORE THAN ONE YEAR
2028
2025
Net L*)WJafjon$ und9r finance18ases and hi￿ purchase contrads (Note 201
2,787
3,256
OblwJabons underfjThance leases al￿ hirè purchas8 contracts, induded above. 8r6 payable as folkn￿.
In one year or morè bul less than hvo years
In tr40 year3 or morè and less than five years
In five years or more
70ts1
2.091
4.878
2,091
4,878
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Docusign EnvelopÈ ID". 41A48E80-ADAB-88D4-806&D137D3124052
HARINGEY CITIZENS ADVICE BUREAUX
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 f4JARCH 2026
16. FUND RECONCILIATION
Bplonce ¥t Income
1 April £
2025
Exp•ndlturn
Trnnsfgrn In I
Out
Galn I
Balance at 31
•rch 2026
Ro¥•lua¢ion Re8eThe8
19,643
133.309
152.952
Unrestrlrted Funds
Gongr81 funds
Designaied fvnds
1,281.211
60.000
1,360,854
748.188
1691.6481
{50,2421
1,387.479
60.0(KI
1.600.431
74¢158
1591.6481
100.242} 133,309
R•8trlct•d Fund•
Ad￿¢? Connect
CitA- Remote SeNic
Delivery
Debt Admch Modemisalitin
Fund
Debt Freg Adwc
GrÈÈtèr London Authoiity-
Cost ol Living
Greatar Lon¢Jon Authority-
FFRP
Home frorn Hospitsl
NCIL Red Cell
43.207
148.177)
4.970
49.151
146.7e6}
2.385
48,724
68,615
148.724}
182,9591
14,344
37.725
1515151
14.790
30.260
23,207
68.000
368.879
131.170}
131.646}
164,7731
{406.7361
926
8M39
6,773
50.242
2,385
Totsl Funds
1.360.854 1.107,037
(998,3841
133.309
1,602,816
Tho rnslrithd funds are Icr the following puws..
Greatsr London Authorty- Cost of knwng, i8 a proJ8et tr> prwd¥ advice to $upport crisis prevention in the
ost-014iving crisis.
AdV￿e Connect is a Big Lottery funded project w)rf(ing in ￿rtn￿[shiP wilh Pro Bono Communiti89, to train
law stud8nts to prov*Je telephone advi￿ to d*nts wrth is8￿ relating to renting homes from privats s8¢tor
18ndlords.
CitA Remote servi￿ Ddwery prowd8d fund¥w is to enat4e Ihe &ldrtional ￿mOte deliwary ol advic* to
more dEnts phone. chat, èmail 8ThJlorvbJeo.
NCL Red Cell project is funded by ￿IttIngton NHS TrLk8t to provKle a generalist adviser fwjs on
weffare and benafft to sicklè (*ll and thalassÈrni8 patrents and their I￿lI1￿s.
Home from Hosprtal is a Haringay Counul fundèd proje￿, w)rking in partnership with Brid￿ Ron8wal
Trust to prowd& M)fomi8tion and rgfgtTal to services frjr pati8nts trAns￿OnIng from hospital bad( lo
hc*ne.
Greater London Authonty- FFRP fiJAds the d#lNgry of advi￿ as part of the Famity Financial Rosili&nce
P3rtne￿h1p, working out of Family Hubs, with the ain to pr&vent or alltrviate financial hardship.
Thè Dèbt Advi¢¥ M￿Jg￿nISation Fund provided a grant to update how charities dglivgr freg debt advice. This
indudèd upgradirrfJ okl t￿hn?￿9Y. implementing n8w d￿JrtaI platforms 8Th1 bulldirrfJ to wist Case
mÉnagèment tODIs.
Tha Dèbt Fw Adw¢e fvndu)g w89 to prOv￿je debt ad￿￿ and cas•woth piovi&ion to wlngrable peop￿ in
Haringey.

Docusign EnvelopÈ ID". 41A48E80-ADAB-88D4-806&D137D3124052
HARINGEY CITIZENS ADVICE BUREAUX
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 l•lARCH 2026
17. ANALYSIS OF NET ASSETS 8ETWEEN FUNDS
Unr••trletsd Restrlcted
Fund•
Fund8
2028
2026
Totsl
Fundg
2026
Total
Funds
2025
Taroibla Fixad Assots
Current A%sats
Creditor5 dutr thin year
Credrtor5 due in mlxe thgn ong year
Total
10.640
1.628.696
136,714}
10,540
1,631,081
136.7141
11.195
1,392.453
137.9151
1,800.431
2.385
1,602,816
1,380,854
18. OPERATING LEASES
Al 31 March 2028 the total ol Ihe Ch8rity5 fuiurb minimum lease puyments under Th)Tr¢ancÈllablg operatlng lea5eB
for18nd and buildin95 ar8 as follows..
2028
2025
Amounts ptyablè:
thin 1 y8ar
88tsvegn 1 and 5 yogrs
Totsl
18,0(Kl
18.OCKI
la,0￿)
18,000
19. RELATEO PARTY TRANSACTIONS
DuriNJ the year. ￿ wfg 01 th& Chief Ewutivg Olfic*r provpJ8d t8mporary secretarial supp)rt to tho Board its
sthrfornmitt09s, in¢luding minLrte-takiw and the preparation of wrttten rn•&tir¥J 5urnrnaii8S.
Paymentstotalling £1.350 were mad9 during the yaarforservi￿s prwded in ¢onne¢tion wrth ning The rernuneration
was r0vBW￿ And consthr8d appropriate, retscting rates paid for comparabÈ servicw and ¢on$i$tent with those
P8id in previous 8rygam&nts.
20. OBLIGATIONS UNDER FINANCE LEASES
2026
2025
In less than cne year
In one year or more bul less than two yea
In fvrfr> years or more and less than five years
In five or mor•
Total
2.787
2,091
3.256
4,879
4,878
8,135
The obligations under finan￿ leases are repayab￿ by equal in¥lalments. Flnanc8 leases relate to a ph¢to¢opier
and frankiThJ machine. Thè ￿a$a agr8ements do not indLAlè any eontingent rent ￿ reslricttons.
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HARINGEY crrizENS ADVICE BUREAUX
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2026
21. TAXATION
By ofs. 478 Corporat'on Tox Act 2010, the Charity is exernpt from Cuporation Tax.
22. CAPITAL COMMITMENTS
Tha Charity had no w.tal ￿MMItr￿ents as at 31 March 202612025.. NII.
23. ANALYSIS OF CHANGES IN DEBT
Analysis ol chaThJ8s In net rjsbt".
At 1 April
2026
Cash
Non.Ca*h At 31 Maych
Flows Movements
2026
Cash and Cash Equiv8lents
Loans Due in One Year
Loans Due After One Year
216.573
50.519
267,092
216,573
50,519
267,092
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