Chrity R•gistratlon No. 1071727
Company knglstratlon I1￿ 03614910 (England *nd Wal•s)
BASE 25
ANNUAL REPORT AND FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2021

BASE 25
LEGAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION
Man•9em•nt Commltt•• l TnAt•M L Beeac#)
T Cockner
K Evan$
K Kanda
R Stokès
A J8Thry8
S•cr•tsry
MIA JaThl8
Charlty numb•r
1071727
Comp•Thy numb•r
03514910
R•¥•tsrnd offlc•
Ca8lle House
IMeeler¥ Fohj
United Krydom
1 1HN
Audltor
Azéts Audlt SèMc•8
Hara￿0 Hou
Rum?r Hill Businejs E¥
Rum•r Hlll R¢)•J
C4nMck
Urwted lfj'wdom
WS11 OET
B•nk•rn
Unty Tnmt Bank PIC
PO 8ox 7193
Planetary RfAd
Wlbnhall
Unrted Ktydom
V4V19DG

BASE 25
CONTENTS
Pa
stees, rewl
Ind•pendent authtof8 report
7-10
•ment ol financial acllvlll•$
11
8•1•1￿*
12
Nots8 to the finandal stslements
13-25

BASE 25
TRUSTEES. REPORT (INCLUDING DIRECTORS. REPORT)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AIARCH 2021
The trustees are *èsed to wesent thelr report togeth•r *ith the finandal 818tements of the organisation fc
the year ended 31 klarch 2021 vthlch has prepared to meet aThl fuffil Ihe requirernenls of the Companies
The financsal $tslements have prepa￿ In a¢￿T￿anCe the o¢￿1n11nq polkles 8et out in note 1 to
th¥ finanual stst•ments and compty with the rjwrty's umweming documen( the Cornp4nieB Act 2006 and
'Accounllng and Re￿￿'n9 by Charrties". Ststement of Recornmen￿ Pracb'¢e apF4i¢able to charitiei
epartng thelr accounts Yi accorda￿¢ the Finanoal Rewlirwj Standwd applKabbe in IM UK and
Rgpublic of Ireland IFRS 102) {effedive 1 January 2019)..
ob￿￿v•S arKI actlvltl•8
Base 25 was founded In the year 1998 a￿1 li A per￿n centred, dWrItab￿ LYgAnis•tK*n that provide$
8ervl¢e8. programm$ and wol•¢ts aimed al inwroving tN• fv•$ of y¢Jung peoplg find It dlfflcull to aCCa81
main$lreom Services. parliculaty those who are Margin￿lsed. V￿r￿able. or al
We $o•k to wNk young peopk Sn • 'holis15e' way. m•aTlng that V4• I￿rk *lth thè whole pernon and do
not treat people as a Series of Issu88 or problem8. Key therms runniNJ thmugh our I￿rk •f• ¢onfidenr
bulldlng •nd a￿a￿1r￿j young people to gwn ¥•lf4steem.
We alm lo empower ytsur¥J by respondlng dir•dty to thwr need$, 9Ning th?m thg to Id•n
pathway$ for maknng posOv• changes in their I"ves and giving t￿M thè ti)olJ to do tt.
Vle offer a bespoke servlce that re8pond8 to th• Changlng noodj of young p8* and adapt to thanges in
thoir lives and in t￿1r ImThdlat• an￿rOnment Rather than feding thTealeMd by change embra￿ it a$
fundamèntal part of our v*yk iwth young peopl•. As a charity arKI a r￿n￿la￿tOry organlsalton wè are well
placed lo ￿ respon￿Ve and Innovative and vn have rttthved many accolades for V•f*rk. Example$ of
innovotions that have been developed dirttvy from our ¥￿h young peopk indude our work vAth young
filhers, tyJr Iwth young people wjffering exposure to dorne￿ ￿olenC& aNI our recent work ￿•th
young peO￿e afound hlmrful $8xu41 behavb)urs.
hwe a key rd• kn tralrlng and dev¢kping 7AYxk V•ith Voluntvrn •nd tAith It￿1￿ on pl•CeN￿l as vnll al
tra￿n0 ot￿r profe#￿ts￿￿ Th￿rk *lth youry people.
In the same that our wort Wbth young pecpkry airm to be innovative al￿ rtspon5f¥t. our wlh partner
Or9￿1¥4110nS a$ k)¢a Secondary schods is need$4ed and programme8 are devdoped ov•r a p•rfod of
mè leading u$ lo b•, In many trust￿ cyartn8rs and ¢ollabwatorn rather than 8knply prèferred
iuppliern.
Our eXperie￿e and breadth of ￿￿￿edge galned over many Y￿r5 has us lo bg a key 8lakeholdgr in
developing ¢ty wde strategy li relats'on to 8ervic•s for young pgoplg. We re9￿arlY partlapate in forums to
Share best pra¢ii¢e and to fomwlal¢ cty•¥4ido and sthrngK*nal strategy.
Strat￿4¢ ov•Thl•w ol Mrvl
Base 25 runs a range of specialised pmgramme5 both in it5 venutr in the centre of Wofverhampton a$ wdl as
in tho vonuos of partner organisab'ons. These rnnge frt¥n iThaividual ￿t0￿C￿e service? $u¢h a$ counseling
based on referral ￿ the needs of lTrJMdLwls", lo small gTOUP and Iheme4>ased peer educat￿n
programmos, to lafger Sca￿ educab'onal programmes youTrJ people, as ￿11 as training programmes for
Ilow prots55ionals 4%ryking With young peo*. are proud of the innovatw nature ￿ our work ￿1¢h haa
given us a reputation for in 8 gTrAM&brPakr￿ way artymj themes Ihat many other organisatii)ns find
difficult. SL*h themes indude ￿￿￿"Onshi)S, depr￿$1¢￿, bultyin9, famity upheaval, grief, domestic ￿tIence.
gender and sexual orientstion and hamfvl sexual behaviows as weu as social issues such as gun and knme
crfm?. Programmes are ￿￿eloPed in respwse to the need5 of young people. tested tyjt, evaluated and
nstanlly remewed in order that we test meet th￿r thanging needs.
en Mt*thing wlth partners ovn to bLMld relalicmshy4 ¥ththich enable us to develop prtiiects and
pro9rammes that Can eV0￿e rather than offerir¥J or￿Off, off Ihe Sheif"qu￿k fixes".

BASE 25
TRUSTEES. REPORT (INCLUDING DIRECTORS, REPORT) (CONTINUED)
R)R THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2021
Th• trust•e$ paid regard to gimdance iuued ty the ch￿ Corfftilssion on PL*Jlk benefft In
deciding what ad1vit￿$ our organi8alion should undertak•.
Ml chol¢•
Durlng 201&20 The W authorrty W)Iverhampton CCG and Head Start jointy tendered lo commission
new Emotional Health arnj Welbeing Semce for yow peoF4e aged 3 to 25. Across INolverhamp¢gn, Base 25
have bg8n suc￿88ful in seL¥dng this contr*, which has a lotsl walLTe of over the p•riod of the ¢ontrocI ]u81
8hort of £1,000,000. Due to the servke b￿.￿9 confronted ￿TIh COVID, several adaptations had to b& made to
the service frncluding Grvn spa¢e appointhwits. virtual apw"ntrnenl$ and l&lephone support. But through¢Jul
the COVID expèrience Y+B have maintsined and increased our Contact vthh young people. Through addityon
nding from Wolverhampton CCG, we have beon able lo Invest in th Lamplight $y8tem Tlys iystem wil be
used lo Collect ond n￿nitOr data %tMch be ullWs•d all 4wcts of Bage 25 d•ll¥ery.
Drop4n
Our Dropln 8ervlc• has been most aff￿ted out of all of our s8Nices by the pandomic, wlth us being unable to
open the building due to social th$tancing restriclion8. Leavlng many Vulnerab￿ young peopla withoul actss8.
To 8UPPOrt thi8. our Dropin seTh￿e bee4m• our 'Dfop our Serv￿ thir running fiv• days 4 week. Oper811ng
from local parks Such a8 Part Eagt Park and Phoenix Part Slaff were also able to maintain c¢)ntact
w5th youn9 people were on hYJh4nl•nsty plan8. ￿8￿rIng thwr emotlonal *￿Ibel￿ arKI saleguarding
wer• risk assessed.
S•n¢tuary Ca
Sanctuery Cafe Is a now SeFbrfce lor Base 25 offerlng oul of houT¥ suP￿rt to ￿mpIon midentg ovor
th8 age of 18 are èither on thè verp ol ¢ri8I8 or h *nificant •molional dlstre88. T￿ iervlce operate8 ai
both vtriual and Dropin servrce.
Adult Coun4•lllng
r Adult Counselh'ng swvke COmp￿rnents botr* Ml Chorce seryiee and Sancluary Cafe. En#b￿n9 thos•
tho access Sanctuary Caf• long tem Therapeulic Support and those vfv acce¥s our Mi Cholee service lo
¥upport youn9 Peg￿e Ir*nsiti¢)nirq lo adulthood.
RHS8
O(rr Reduclng Hamthil Sexualised Behavlwr pmgramme h89 been $￿ty deveknpirKJ. Bulldlng 8 reputatlon
for itself bolh locauy and regionaty wth refeTha rates tw'nning to irKrea8e rtK>nth on month.
EMp0￿r
Our Empovrtr prol8¢t has irMa￿d its range of ddNery. Previousty the prtiie￿ cnty focused On young peop
who had experienced Sexual exploitatlon. The project n(Yw deliver5 SUPPOrt on all a3FeCts of exploitati¢)n
experienced by Y￿ng Feople. lrrteresb.ngty number5 to the seNce ha¥e increased as V*E would have
•xpected but the gender bala￿e has changed. For nine years Pre￿0￿n8n￿Y Empo*tr has supported young
women now it support8 equal numbers Oly￿n9 rnen.

BASE 25
TRUSTEES. REPORT (INCLUDING DIRECTORS. REPORT) {coKfiNUED
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AIARCH 2021
SAFE
Our Safe prolecl contlnues lo develop and as *ith am seThryces continues lo see increased nUr￿er9 of
referrals. Refiecth)g the Empmr prcled above. the gender demographic foT Sale has a150 chawd over th•
past seven yearn. The Safe project has Pfedominanty W￿rked youro men. This is now shown change
40% of the dients now being seen by the Safe project are gtrts and this trend seems to be increasng.
Dela¢￿d
Our Detached teams hav8 al￿ L*aThJed t￿ delwy rrndel durtng panden*. U4rvJ th• Skill Set to
maintain contact with ￿n9 paople vkno are vulnwable to abuse *thin the h04L8ehold. Deliver food parcd$
and acttvrty resour¢88 to young Feople. t￿ring the pandemic. VR have also been commissioned by the police
to woth wlth young people on the streets who are not abNlSng by COVID resthctions.
A¢hl•v•m•nt• and p•rfanMnc•
Flnanclal rn¥l•w
In times ol Imposad auslèrtty Corn￿ned decreasing fe8wce$ and nwunthg Insecunts$ •¢ro8$ t
8•ctors fundln9 OPPOrtur4be$ the organisation has retsined a free reseFve of £135.038.
It18 the pollvl of the oryanl8•tron that unr•stslct•d fimd8 vthlch have not boon dtisignated for • u$•
Should b¢ maintsin•d at a level oqufvalont to bets￿ three arKI iix MI￿￿,8 expenditure. The trustee8
considers that res8Nes al thos kvel thill ensure that, in tre event of a sigiwfic•nt drop in fundlng. they ￿11 be
abl• to conllnue Ihe Cryani￿ti￿.3 Gyrrent oth"vIt￿ conthtraoon is g￿n to ways In addrbonal
fvndB may bv ralsed. Thii l•v•l of r•8•Nes h•$ be•n m•inl•ined y8•r.
Curnerity prlndple fvnders ar• H•nry Smlih TruJL H•81th Educakn E￿. Wolvert￿mpIOn CCG,
Comlc R•ll•f, ￿￿￿erha￿9t0n CC. Stallry(tshir• CC •xl Children in N••d.
Having delberated over the opwtunltiei av4118ble the Inffjte88 ha￿ d￿ld•d to IrNe81 the reMMi• in J b•nk
d•poiit x>unt.
The trusleei have as8ess•d the m4or rok8 to W&hich the (Kganisaom kn eyp)8èd. are ￿ttl￿ed that
8y8tem8 are kn plpu to milgakn •Y4OSUf• lo th• m•ipr ri￿.
Pl•M for firtuv• p•rlod•
Movlng forlwrd
Our alms over the next year are to ￿ntr￿ue to our seThi￿, both in t¢mi8 of the rangé and geographlc
location. Improve the quallty of our seN¢es and ensure that we have a robust athnln1stsa￿n SeN1￿ behlnd
us. both in tems of delivery and human resource, this will mean.
Updats'ng our vrnbsll
Implementing nff4V HR systems
Embedding Lawnplight
GompelirwJ fol lender¥ oul*de of ￿￿￿eTh0mptOn
Consider bocoming an accrediied trabning centre
Move lo new prerrise5
Fuluw• rfsk
NHS Contracts migrating to ne4V NHS trust
Local Authority spending revith¥
Staff Retention
Staff Training
Impletr*ntation of new COMD restsiclions

BASE 25
TRUSTEES. REPORT IINCLUDING DIRECTORS. REPORT) (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2021
Ttte organ￿￿trOn is a eharft8ble corryany lTh4ted by guarantee rngi8tered as a dlarity n 1998. The
company was eslat48hed ur#Jer a Memorandum ofA$5watKJn. •stst4shed the obie¢tiveg and pmr
of the charrtablt compary and 1$ govem&J uNJèr its Artides of Assock￿lon. In the event of the company being
Id up munber8 are reqiwThl to ¢ontrbute an amts￿￿ not exCeedr￿ £1.
The trustees •erved during th• year and up to the ¢late of svJnalur• of the finandal statsmènts Y￿re..
L BteJon
T Ct)dngr
K Evans
K Kanda
R Stokes
A Jarvi•
AAltken
The dlr•ctor8 of tho company are 8180 the th¥tties twslees fry the purpose of tharfty lthv arrfl undér the
company's artide$ are kno*m 88 members. Under the r•qulr•ments of tha Memornndum and kn'dè8 of
AMoc4ab'on the m•mbers of th• manag•nwnt commlttee are elected to s•r4• for a period of ye•r8 after
wN¢h they must bts re-el￿d al ltr* next anr4Jal genernl meeling.
Base 25 has a management cornm￿1* vtho are gchethled to meet on a quarterty b49i$ are respon￿ble
for the •tralegiG direthon & polices of the crfyni8alon. The twslees come from a ¥￿ety of profe$8ional
backgroundi reh¥￿t lo the ofthe or9ani8•lion.
The m4nogem•nl and re8pon$its'lity of oper•tion•l dellv•ry of wAc• li doleg•ted to ￿ projects
oordlnalor. ¢oun8dling coordk)#lor. ¥olunlMr C￿nIInator. eoordinator and Empow•r
Coordlnalor.
Th• projects c¢ordlnator 18 respon￿ble lor the orgarasatth defvern the eer¥r￿S ¥pecifwd and that
kty p•rforn)arK• t￿l¢•tOrI are achl•v•d.
Th• ￿￿sellIng corKdinalor, ¥(￿nteer ￿dInatc￿, dèvelwent cwdln•tor and Empw cow*n•tor ar•
sponsible for the day lo day operational managerr￿1 af th• *)rgant••t*J)'g de￿ry, Jtsff 8upeDAiion and
profe$8Kinal develokNn8nl of staff and 8•ryi¢es.
All tru81é•8 are acqu¥lrted *ith the operatlonal defivery ofth& organ198knn and are encouraged to spénd time
observing the projecl delivery. sesskrn will be arranged *ith all new memb8rs of the managem￿1
ommlttee. An infomatKJn pack 55 Pro￿ded lo all new tnMtee8 along wlth the Memorandum & Artld•s,
•ddition they have access lo thè finanual stalwnents.
In ¥0 far as it rs complementary to the Npni8alon$ oty'ective5 the ￿￿ar￿sat*jn is 9ukled by both local.
r*lional & EU pdi¢y arKI relevant codes of pradce. The organisation 15 ropresented at key loral ¥trategl¢
committee8, to Odentsfy emergKy iMu•s Jnd opp￿￿nItIe1.

BASE 25
TRUSTEES. REPORT (INCLUDING DIRECTORS. REPORT) {CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2021
statement oltrust•es' mp¢x*lbllltl•s
The trustees. gre also the threctorn of Base 25 for the Fwpole of company I￿, are ￿spOnsI￿e for
preparfw the Trustee8' Report ond the financial statemerts in accordance with ap￿41cab￿ law and Unlted
Kingdom Accxjunling Standards (United lfjngdom Gen•raty Accepted Ac¢oLmting Pra¢tic•).
Company Law requires truytees to prepafe finandal statements for each flnan(aal year whkh gfve a true
and tslr ol the stal• of atrdlrs ol the d￿rity ￿ of the irKoming resources and application of rewurces,
Inc￿dIng the income and experKIb￿re. ofth• cTrny for that year.
In preparin9 the￿ fi￿nG￿l stat¢nwts. the tm$tee8 we rewlred to..
- s•lxl 8uit•ble accounlry pthiB$ ond Ihon appty th•m conslstenty:
- observ• th meth)d8 and wlndpl•8 In the Charfb81 SORP.,
- make judgements and estlmates th•t we ￿a￿able 8r#J pr￿n¢.
- prepare thè finandal itatements on the goln9 conce4n bafls unlo8S tt Is *￿P￿0P￿?te to presume that th•
charity V•il conts'nw in operat￿.
Tho tNst•e8 are r•8ponslbl• fty kwr4 •d¢quate •c<4wnting rocryd• th•1 drd¢l¢Me W￿th r•awi•bl¢ 4c¢%racy
•t any bm• the ffinanGi01 poS￿¢)n ofthe charity and enable them to enswe th•t the finIn¢￿1 i14tements Compty
with the Comp•nie8 Ad 2006. They a￿ al80 ￿sPO￿b￿ for *grthng the aM¢ts of the ¢hanty and h8nc•
for taklng re•ion•ble thp4 for preNYnl¢)n and dotection of fra￿J and olhèr Irrngularltkn.
Audllor
The iuditor. ￿etsAUdit S•rvic•¥. is deeft￿￿ to bg reappo#itsd unthr 48712) oltr* Companitt Act
2000.
P￿t r•porting d•ts •v•nts
In earty March 2020, the COVIL%19 ded•red • globol p•ndwrA¢. Thè ability to Tai5• incom• for
rKwnber of charttie$ vms severely invaded for months vthi151 govemments arKI thelr c¢tlzeM took 8lgnMcant
I￿1 unpre¢•dent•d n￿4￿r•S lo nwbgate the ¢On8•quWK￿ of the Wden￿¢.
The trustee¥ are monthjfing the ever changing srtualion arKI Contin￿ to •vakth ￿ charfty'$ ablty to rni•e
Income and Cc¥)￿nue ¢haritabk adl¥Me8 on an orw4ng and foregeeable ba813.
Despit? Ihg flnd unknovm impact that ColAt￿l8 may or May not have on the dlarity, the trust￿ are of the
opinion that the charity has adequate mources. thus the trustees have continued to adopt the going ¢on¢•m
ba818 of aC￿un￿nq.
Dlsclosurv of Infomiatlon to auditor
Eath of the Iru¥tee¥ has confirmed that there i* no infom)alion of vthi¢h they are awAre which Is rglgvant lo
the audit. bul of 7thich the 4uth.tor 1$ unaware. have lurther ¢onffirmed thal they have tsken appropriat•
slep$ to such rdevanl informatrjn arml to esta￿1$￿ that1he ￿dittir i8 •ware of s￿h Infom)aVon.

BASE 25
TRUSTEES. REPORT (INCLUDING DIRECTORS. REPORTI (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2021
The IrLMtees' r•port was approved by the B¢wd ofTwstees aThl 81gr￿ on Its behwby",
K Ev•n•
Tru$t•e
1711212021

BASE 25
INDEPENDENT AUDITOR'S REPORT
TO THE TRUSTEES OF BASE 25
Oplnlon
We have audited the fin8nts81 ￿ements of Ba¥e 25 Ithe 'd￿rIty) for the year ￿ded 31 MarGh 2021 whkh
compri6e the statement ol ffinwKial aclivilies, the b•lan¢e she8t •d th• notes to the financial statements.
indudin9 Significant xcounlir8 Fob¢i•s. The financral rtporb'ng framth¥ork that ha$ been applied in th8lr
preparafjon Is appli¢able low and United Kingdom A￿ount6￿j Star+dard$, induding FRS 102 The Finan¢lo1
Repo￿￿9 Stand8nl ￿l¢able m th8 UK and RepuNiG ol lTrland (United Kingdom G•neraily A￿pted
ounting Practh•l.
In our opth￿. thè flnandal 8tateThnts'.
gNe a true and tslr view of the stste ot fv d￿ll￿trAe compan￿1 affatr8 88 at 31 March 2021 Ind ol tt8
Incomlng re80urces gnd awlIcatic￿ of resources, for Ihe year Ihen ended..
ave been prope￿ prepared in accordance Unlted Klwdom GeMr8Try Arupt•d Ac£ounUng Practke..
and
have be￿ prepared In •t￿ld*￿ the requ¥em￿ts of th• COm￿nI& Act 2006.
8*11# lor oplnlon
INe conduded our audtt In accordance wilh Intern￿lOn￿ Standths on Audltro IUKI {ISA8 (UKI} #nd apph'¢•ble
Lthv. Our responsibibl￿8 u￿r those standard$ we fvrthw desulbed In the Auditorfs rnsponsibKi￿s for Ihe audlt
of th8 fjn8nclal S￿ten￿ntS seL*KJn of our report. are indopendonl of the In aCcord￿e wth the ethlcal
raqulTemenlB that are rel•vant ¢0 our audit of thè fflnandd slatem•nls Sn the UK, induding the FRC'8 Ethical
Slandard. and we have fvffilknd ow other ethKal TV4pon¥blities in *C￿r0•ntt• with these requirements. W
believe that the audrt evidenc• we have ¢*t8irwl is ￿ffiCI￿nt and appropriate lo prO￿d• a ba815 for our opSnlon.
Conclu•lons rnlattng to gdrvd ¢onc•m
In 4udlUng the flnandal statements. we h•v• c¢rKlwlgd that Ihè tnAtse#' of the gtyng c•n¢om ￿$18 of
accounung in the prepara1￿n of ts financial statémoth 1$ approwiale.
Based M th• vKNk haw porformed, havg ￿)1 id•ntifi•d *ny m•t•ri* un¢ortakntl•8 reLatirvJ to events or
conditions that. indiwdualy or col8Ctt￿. may iignffi¢ant d(xknl on Ihe chaws abllty to conlirbL* as •
going ¢oncem for a period of at least nv)nths from the finanelal Statements are authorised for18811e.
Our re8p0n81bbl￿O8 and the re¥ponw￿1￿é1 of the In￿1•￿ wth mp•¢t to going corbc•m are de•uihd in th•
relevant s•cllons of this rewL
Olher Inforn)
The other information comprises the infrymalion included In the annual report 0￿r than thfj financbal 8ts1omonts
and our audllorfs report thereon. The trustees are reSpon￿e for Ihe other infomialion ￿Th￿Ined wtthin IK•
annual report. Our opinion on tho finanoal st•tements d￿$ not ¢o¥¢r the other infornab'on and, •xcopl to the
extent olherwi¥o eyph'city stated in our report. vm ¢$) not eyyess any fom) of assurartt conchJ$ion thareon. Our
responsibilty iy to read fv other inf0m￿tIon aThl, In doing w, consider ththether the other InfomiatiM 1$
malell81ty inconsistent with the financlèl statements or our kno¥Aedge obtained in the course of th¢ audit, or
othe￿￿$￿ oppeor¥ to be matsri41ty mlsslated. If Klenlfy Such malerbal inconsistenc￿3 or apparent m*teriAI
misstatements, we •re requwed to datenr￿ne vthether gr¥e8 rise to a material misslalement in the finanaal
italements themsefves. If, basod on the Vnk we have pwftyrred. ￿ Cond￿16 that there i¥ a matgrial
misstatement of thi$ ¢)tsr information, The are requyed to r¢port that fact.
We havè nothing to report In trls regard.
Oplnlon• on oth•r mattors F>rnscTib•d by th• comp￿10• Act 200$
In our ¢w1n￿. baseij on the th undertaken in the courne of our autht..
the information given in the trustees, report. in￿deS the direthrn. report prep¥od for the purposes
of company law. for the financBI year for vknith the fmarvxl staiements are wepared 1$ consistenl wrth the
financAal statements", and
the directors. re￿rt induded **hin Ihe trustees. report has been prepared in accordance wth applcable
legal requirements.

BASE 25
INDEPENDENT AUDITOR'S REPORT (CONTINUED)
TO THE TRUSTEES OF BASE 25
Matt•r• on ￿lch ￿ av• woqu*•d lo r•wt ty •xc•pti
In the Iv4ht of the kDoAedg8 and ￿dersI￿1rvj of the charity ond envlmnment obtained in the mur80 of the
audit. Iwa have rK>t kl•ntsfied matwial M198tatW￿ ￿ the th•c*ors' report induded wthln the trust￿, repo
We have nothlng to report kn respect of t￿ ft*lkn*ln9 mattern in relauon the Com￿18$ Act 2006
requlres us to reptxt to you Ir, opinion..
adequate accounlirKJ records hw not be•n kept. or retums adequ•te for our au￿1 have not been r•celved
from Iyand￿8 not visited by us.. or
the financial statéments not in a&Yeement the aCc￿ntil¥j Tecg*rds and T¥￿MI.. +x
tertain dI8d￿UreS oftru$te•8' remuneration sp￿d by law are rnl made,. or
wè have not recelved all the Informat6on and exF4analions requfre for our audit. or
lh• tru$1￿8 V*ve not entiled to preparn the finaneral staterrerrt* In a¢¢ordanc* th the #mall companies
regime arKI take advantsge of the gmall companw, exemptKJnJ In preparing the tnj5t0￿, report and from
the rrfL#rement to prep•r• • jtrategc report
R￿￿on$1b11ol5•l of th•t•••
As explalrnd more funy In th• slatemgrt of trusl•è8' I￿pOnsibl￿11P3, the fyu8tees, 70th0 4r• 4150 the dlredorn of
thvj charity for ￿ ￿rpo￿ of companylow. are ￿ponsIble for the preparation ofthe firwKi•l $lal•ments and for
Ing sall•fi¢d t￿ they give a true arKI falr Mew. and for intomal ctmtrol a8 tho truste•¥ detem7ine 1$
n8¢e8sary to enable the weparatlon of finanol that are fre6 from material mlssLglement, ￿ether
due to fraud or error. In preparing the fywiual staloment•, th• trust￿ •re responiitrAo for 495988lng the
charity's abllty to ctsnlinue ￿ a g￿n9 ¢ovvn, disCh)￿Tha. •$ appucable. matters r•laled to 9olng conc•m and
using the going concem basls of accounting unless Ihe t￿tee$ erthèr mtend lo IigUKlate the charttable company
or to opwations, have ng real* alt•Ma￿ to do •0.
Audltotr• rMpoMlbllltl•• for lh• Ilnanc￿l •tst•m•nts
Our objectives are to obtain assurance about t￿ether th¢ finandal 8talemnls al 4 wthole are fre•
from malenal mlMtatern•nl, tpthether due to fraud or orror, and to rawe In auditorfs report that Includes our
opinion. Reoscnable assurance 18 a fv'qh level ol 888wan¢e txrt is not a guawtee th91 an audit conducted In
accordan￿ wlltt ISAS (UK) will deteLI J matehal Mis$tateft￿t when it ethts. Kth'¥8talements can •rl8•
from fraud ty error and are corvaKler•d materlal rf. indfvldualty or In the agsYegat•, could rea8onabty be
expected lo inlluonce Ihg ecor#JmbC ¢Jeowns ol uw¥ t&*•n on th• bath of11￿• finknckll itatements,
A furth•r descrlptlon of our rnsponsiblll￿s i¥ available on the Fin￿111 R•p)rtin9 Cowl's **bslte at.. http8'.11
wMv.frG.prg.ukl•udltorsre8poNbilitses. This dexripbon form• part a￿lItor• r¢p

BASE 25
INDEPENDENT AUDITOR'S REPORT (CONTINUED)
TO THETRUSTEES OF BASE 2S
Ext•nt to *thich th• a￿lit wa# ¢on•Sder•d up•bl• of d•t•¢Ong Irr•￿IrtlI0s, includlng fraud
Irrègularities, induding fraud. are inslances of non•cOm￿lance 7Mth laws and regulatv)n8. ￿ design pl￿eduleS
In line V￿th ¢Jur responsbilrties, (xrtlined above and on the Nnandal R•portirvJ C￿￿￿1.$ website. to detect
material misstatements in rewe¢t of irr￿laritIeS. irKluding frgtkl.
We obtaln and update underntardiro of the entity, ris aclTrilb￿. its control envinJnm￿l, and Ilkoty fvjture
developments, induding in relation to the ￿1 and Tegulalt)ry frww+rrk appI￿abl• and how the entty is
mplying with that frameth. Based on urthrtandlng. we and assess the risks of mattsrlal
mi$statem•nt of the fina￿la1 $tateThnts. wthather due lo fraud OT error. de*gn 4nd yrforni audit procedures
r•$pwsrve to those risk$. and obtsln 8udlt eMderKe th•t 18 8uffityent and aFpropriate to provide a basis for our
opinh)n. Thi8 indudes conslderation of the risk of acts by the entity that were contrary to ap￿1¢able laws aTrJ
regulayons. Ir￿UdIng fraud.
In r•ipon8e lo the riik of irrogtdwities and non<￿￿08nce wlth law8 and r•gu18Ions, withding frjud.
deslgned prowlure$ wthkh InchAed.'
Enquiry of m8nagem•nt and those chargefl vlilh gO￿nIn¢¢ •rowd actual •rKI potential 4tlg•llon and
dalms a8 V•*ll as rxtual, suspected and alleged tra￿1..
R￿8￿￿9 minulfjs of meetings ofthose charged gmmanc•;
Aue¥¥ing th• ¢xtent of coryliance *hith the iavn •nd regulab'ons congSdèr•d to have a dlrect materf41
effect on the finanual statements or I￿ ¢)pèraVons oflts ènttty through enqulry aTrJ inspection,.
Revièw'ng financlal statem8rrt dlKlosures and t•8llro tt) ¥upF￿￿9 dowmentation to a￿$1
com￿1¥n¢8 vAth apF41¢atA¢ la￿ ¥nd regulations.,
Performing audit *YJrk over the risk of m•nagement bias and override of ¢cfitrol$, InclLKling tè8llng 01
enthes and other odjuslm•nls for appropriateness, eva￿atIng ￿ bu6lnoss r8tIona￿ of
s19n￿l¢an1 transaclionl Ixtiidè the r￿rMal Cour￿ of bu6ineM and revI￿n9 accounting estimatès ft
kndi¢•lor• of potenli•l biu.
Be￿￿￿8 of the inherént limitations ol an authL there is a rf8k that wg wll r#X detect all Irreg￿8T1￿&8, induding
th￿6 Itading to a maledal mlgstatemenl in the fmncial statements OT nonwcompliance wrth regul8tlon. Thls rl8k
Increases the mre that corryliance Lqw or regulallon Is renkived from the events and transactbon8
rell8ct•d In the finwA¥l Btatements. •$ we be le￿ I'kety to bgcomo mrg ol Instances of nonv
compliancè. The ri8k of not dete¢ling a material misstatement Ttwltlng from fraud 19 h￿er than for one
resulllng from error, as fr•ud m•y InNYth c¢lusk*), fw. tr)tentknnal oml8sloM, mlgrryr•8errtatlon¥, or the
override of intemal contrd.

BASE 25
INDEPENDENT AUDITOR'S REPORT <coKfiNUED)
TO THE TRUSTEES OF BASE 25
U¥• of our rnport
This report is mad• 8¢W to the compws • body. in acccxdance TA4th Chpt•r 3 of Part
16 Of the CompaNe$ Act 2006. a4NJit V+Drk has beèn urnlertaken so that we nlght 8tate to the charbtable
Company's members tho86 nmtters ¥￿ are TeqUiTed to state to them in an auditors, reiy)rt and for no other
purpose. To the fiJlle$l extent permrtted by law, V*t do not accept or *s$uTh re¥pon51bility lo anyone oth•r than
the charltable company and the tharitable conwany'8 membern a$ • body. for our audl work. for this report. or
forthe wnions ￿ have fom)ed.
Jan• SYAnn BA IHOM) BFP FCA IS•nlor Statutory A￿11
for •nd on b•h•ff ofAul• Audlt S•Thlc••
Il42- Xjll
C￿rt•r•dAe¢ountsfikn
ststtrtoryAudltor
H•r•nce Hou
ftUn￿T HNI Business Estste
Rumer HIN Road
Cannock
Slaffordshlrè
Uruted Kirydom
v￿11 OEr
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STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL ACTMTIES
INCLUDING INCOME AND EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AIARCH 2021
Total
funds
2020
20
2011
1021
2020
2020
Donatlon5 ar￿ legachs
Income from Charitable
actNiti•s
Trainlng and
counselling Sélvie
Inv•8tm•rrt Incom
111,866
111.866
15,231
859.299
674.S30
66.768
680.954
717,722
2.1r
2,106
3.835
3,835
Tolal Incom•
18.130
659,299
87T.429
172,936
680,954
833,890
Expenditure on
•rit*bh acti¥th$
91.651
587.196
678.847
82,833
512.989
595.822
N•t {outgolngv
Inc¢)mlng
b•lov•
173,521)
72.103
<1,4181
90,103
147,965
238,088
Gro$$ tran8f
b•fvKen fur￿8
(33.4031
33,403
33.001
{33,CK111
Not l•xwn(Itur•VlnG
for th• yearl
Not mov•mont In fund•
(106,924)
105,506
(1,418)
123.104
114,964
238.068
Fund balanc¢• at 1
Aprll 2020
241,￿2
144.042 386,IX14
118,859
29,078
147,937
Fund balanc￿ at 31
hlarch 2021
135,038
249,548
384.586 241,963
144,042
386.005
Th• Statèmènt offin•nclal ac11￿11•8 I￿Ud•S all galns ￿dI08￿ recog1M8￿ in the year.
hjl Incom¢ and expenditure d￿1Ve frcrfn ¢￿tinUIr￿a I￿￿e$.
The statement of finandal actNitses also ￿￿PIleS Imth thg r9qu1re￿Dts for ￿ income and exp•ndiLure account
under the CompanlesAct 2006.
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BALANCE SHEET
ASAT31 MARCH2021
2021
2020
Fix•d ass•ts
Tanglble asset8
12
7.481
8,909
Current •Mets
Debtor8
Ca4h al bank and In hand
13
72.546
376,100
138,745
314,932
448.646
Cr•dltorn: •M￿nts f•lllng th• th4thln
on• y••r
453,677
14
171.541}
(76,5811
Net current •s¥ets
377.105
377,096
Totsl a•Mts I￿$ cfftnt N•bllltl••
384.588
386.005
lfi¢om• fund•
Re81ri¢ted fund•
Unr•stdthd funds
16
249,548
135.038
144,042
241.963
384.586
366,005
The flnAnci•l $t•t•ments *ere approwd by tho TnJJt•e• on ..1.TJ1212Q.2.1
K Evan8
Cempany R•gl•tratlon N•x 03S14910
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NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2021
Accounting polici69
Chartty Inlorniauon
Base 25 is a chantoble compony linwled by uwarw*ee. KKuporat•d n EngLgnd and Wtskry8 and domdled In
England. The registsrtd office 1$ Ca8rf• H￿68, ￿￿tle￿ Fc4d, Vk*fvthampton. WV1 1 HN.
1.1 Accounllng coThv•ntlon
The fftnancbal 8latemerrts been prepared in ￿0rd￿nCe V•ilh the thariV$ yiemlng dowrnent, the
Companies Act 2006 aThJ "AccounlirvJ and Rewb"ng by Charilbes.. SL*emenl of Re￿MM•ndOd F¥a¢li
applicable to charities preparing Ihw'r accounls in acc￿￿n¢t 1he Fr￿ndal R•portlng Standard
appli¢able in the UK and of Irdand (FRS 102) (elfeclive 1 January 2019)" Tho chartty Is a Publlc
Benèfft Enbty a8 dèfinéd by FRS 102.
T￿ chwlty ha¥ tsken advan149¢ of th¢ prw*ionJ In tIN• SORP for ¢lwrits• •pptylng FRS 102 Update
Builelln 1 not to w•p4r• a Stat•merf ol Calh FIM.
The financ121 statements ar• pr•par•d In st•rflng, *tkh Is the fvncllonal CUmGy of lh• •ntlty. Mongt•ry
amoLrt8 In th880 finanwl Btat¢mort• ar• roundrAI to th• n•w•4t £.
1.2 Golng ¢on¢•ffl
Al the time of jpprovlng thè IlMnd￿ itatem•nts. th• trustéès h￿￿ a f•a8onth 8xpectatIc￿ Ihot the
arty ha8 adèquate rè$ourte8 lo contlnue kn operattcThl e￿$t￿nCe for the fore8eeabl8 fvlure. Thus the
trui1•08 contiThJe to adopt th• wing cmm of •ccounting in PrnF)•rv¥J the fin￿(la1 8tatemtrnt1.
1J Ch•rSt•bl• fimd•
Unre8trided funds are •wlable for at the th8cr•lbon of ts tru•1￿ In furth•rwui of thdr charltablo
otrd'ectives.
Restslcted funds are 8ublect to 8pecMc condlllons ty donorn as to how Ihey may b• The purpooei
and u688 ofthe r•8lrfcl•(I funds are Sel oul In the rntes to the finwn¢id ststements.
IA Ineomlng r••8￿¢
IncoTh is recognised wthen the dwnty IB *dly tntilled to rt after any condlfjons have been
n*t tM •m￿nts can be measwed rnllaW, and rt 1$ FNob•ble that inc*)me *il be re￿Ived.
Ca8h dcm4tiCm8 ate rec￿nI￿d on r￿elP1. Other donatwJn¥ are recogni¥ed m th• d*rity h•1 been
notifMI ofthe drwtiw, requye deferrnl of the Amount
Grants, where en1itlement ts not condithThl on the delI￿ry of a Specific performance by the charty, are
recognised when ¢harity beco￿¥ •ntthd tr> the grant.
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NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMEKfs (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2021
Ac¢ountlTra poll¢l•8
(Contlnu•d)
1.5 R8sourcM •xp•nd8d
Liabilities •re rewnixd ￿ Soon 88 ttwe 18 8 W or ¢Crntructl￿ obllgatK>n comnwtting the tharity to that
expandiknre, it is probatAe that a transfer ol ecoThJft￿ benefits wiu be requlred In SettIen￿nI arKI the
amount of Ihe oblytion Can btr measured reliabty.
All expenditure Is accountad on an accruals basls and haB been da$￿f￿￿ under headlngs that
oggregale all costs related to the ¢ètegory. Ythe￿ ￿$ts wnol be dlrecty attributed lo particular heathng8
they have been alocated to aciN1t￿ on a basis consistent V*ith use of the resources. Premis88 overheads
have been ￿k￿ated on a lknr aréa b￿1• and othw ovwheads have bwn 4louted ¢)n th• ba•is of the
h••d count.
Supixjt colts 4r• those that the ol th• ch•nty bul do Th)t ￿pIe88n1 charflablè act￿lieS
and I￿Ude offlce costs. governan￿ costs, adminlstrèl¥e payrol costs. They #re incurred dlrectty in
L4upp¢¥I rf expgndffture on the otiiects of the dwity. 8UPPOrt Gosts Cannot ￿ diiady attAbutèd lo
cular he•ding8 th•y have been aloc•t•d to exp•rbdiknre on chantablts activ￿••.
1.6 T•nglbl• Ilx•d au•ts
Tanglblè fixed a$8ets are InlUAly at cost subwuenty m￿SUred at co¥t, net of depreclthn
4nd any Imp•irm•nl1081••.
Deprgdalon is recogni8r4J BO as to off tho colt of ••¥ets l•ss th•k r•8lthJal ¥*￿e8 over their u•eful
IIvè8 on the folio%*ing ba8tt.'
Improvemen18 to l•a8•hold
FixtUTe8 and ffttkn98
33.3% Str*ght li
15% Reduurg balwK•
The glin or los$ arislng on ts draposal of an 488et N delernlned as the drffertnce betsY•en the sale
prcKeed¥ the ¢arryln9 valu6 of the asset, and 18 recognised in n•t Inc(xn&l{expendilurÈ) for the year.
1.7 lrnpalrni•nt of fix•d
At each reporting end date, the ch•thi re￿ the txrryiry •nounts of to d8t•milne
vthether th•r• 18 any ind￿tIon that ttv)se a88ets have suffered an impairnient1088. If any s￿h Indicatlon
t￿sts. the recov•rabl¢ amount of the asset 1$ o￿lm￿ted kn wder to dtrtsmiine the extsnt of tho Impaim)•nl
b88 (If any).
1A C••h and u•h •rylv•l•nts
CaBh and cash •quivalents Include cath in h¥￿, dep08it8 al c•ll ¥￿tr bwks, otsr short-tèrm I￿Uld
Inveytments V•ilh origlnal matiffiti"e# of Ilwee or les8. bank ¢)¥vdraft¥. Bank overdrafts a
shov+f vlthln t#)rrowings In curr•nl li•bli1￿.
1J Fln•ncld In•lNmgTrts
The charity ha3 elected lo appty lh• wo¥l¥i¢)ns ol Se¢llon 11 'B•giG Financ4•1 InJtruments' and Section 12
'Other Financial In¥trumenis Is$ue8' of FRS 102 to al of its fin￿CIal Instr￿r￿th.
Flnanaal instruments are recognised wi Ihe ctrhgrty's bala￿ sheet the charfty becomes party to the
contradual promsions ofthe rnstrurnnt
Flnand81 assets and Ir4bilitie8 are off9et. wllh the I￿t amounts presented in the financial ststements, then
there is 8 legalty enfO￿e81￿¢ right to Set off the recogni8ed amounts and thère is #n intentv)n lo settle on
net basis orlo realise the asset * setue the Ik?ts"lity Sim￿ne￿￿y.
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NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AIARCH 2021
A¢wmllry polkl•*
(Continu•dl
8a8k flnanclal assets
Bas¢ financial a$sets, *thi¢h indLKle debtm and ¢4¥h WMI bAnk Wgn¢es. ¥e inbbdly measured at
tran$adKJn price in¢4udirwJ tran8ac*h)n Costs and are subswjenlly carried at amort*ed ￿$t uslng the
èff•dive inlwest mothod unless thè affan90￿nt constilutes a fmancry transaction, vkn•r8 tha transaction
Is measured at the present va￿￿ of the firtUTe receipts th'scounted at è market rats of Inltrest. Flnanclal
a88ets cla88rf*d as rec4ivat4e Within ¢Th year we ry)t wnorli8ed.
8•sle fin•nehl li•bilitl•s
Basic financial liabil￿.e9, includirvj ueditors and b8nk loaryd are initialy recogTh5ed at tr￿#￿ctiOn pr
unless the Arrangement ￿nStitUteS a fina￿lry transactK?n. vthere the debt instrument is meg$ur¢d at the
present value of the fu￿re payment8 di8counted •t 4 m•rkei rnto of irteTesL FIn•r￿lI1 Illbllrflei da8tsHled
as p4yat4e wthin om yew We not amortffj•¢l.
Dèbt Initrumwbts arn C￿ed 81 •morfls•d coi( lh• èffoctfv• Interèst rate method.
Trade ¢Teditor¥ are obligation¥ to pay for goods or ¥?Nices that hwvo been •Gquired in fhe ordinary ¢ourJe
of operntioni frcrtn su￿le￿. Amounts pay8t4e afe classffied as ￿(rent li•bilits'e$ If payment 1$ due wlhin
on• yw or le$8. If not, are presented as nLTrcU￿ent kna￿ties. Trade creditors are recogniséd InrU4lly
at tran￿ctICI) w and Iubsèquènty mèèsured at amorti￿￿ cost ￿1r4 thè eff&ctivo Internst method.
D•r•¢ognlllon olllnan¢l•l Il•blllU•s
Finan¢l81 Il¥bilth$ are der?￿ni88d vknen th• ¢nWs obWon$ expl[• or we dl8ch8r98d or
Can￿lI￿d.
1.10 Tax•llgn
Th¢ ¢h•rity18 exempt from cryatton tax on It8 th•rftable •c*fi¥6tbes.
1.11 Employ•• b•n•fits
The ¢0* of any ￿u¥•d holK* •ntiY•m¥nt i¥ T¥￿￿8¢£1 kn th• in th• •mpby•e's $*Ni¢es
4r• received.
Tèrmbnatlcfi benefits are recoonised 48 an expense the ch•rfty li demonstrab
comTh¥tted to tefmin4t• the employment of #n employee or lo pro¥ide temin*b'on bernfits.
Crnlcal aceountlng ••tkn*ts• andJudg•m•nts
In the applicalon of ltrrt chanils ￿￿UntIng O&88, the trustee$ ¥re reqi*red lo mak• ludg•mants,
e8timal8$ and as8umpts.ons ab(xrt lh8 carrybn9 amount of ass•ts and liabilit￿s that are not readity apparent
from olher sources. Thè tstrmates and asgocialed as$umplTrons are based on hlstorieal experfence and
factor8 that we consider•d lo be relB¥anL Actu￿ losu￿ may dthrfrom ts8e esUmate8.
The •slmales and undetying assumptions we rev1th￿d on an wing basis. Reviyions lo 8¢¢ounbng
esllmates are recognbsed in the pemd in wthich the e￿imate Is revised the revision affect8 only that
period, Of In the perlod of Ihe remgion arrtl fijture pwiods *t*ere the revi•p)n affe¢ls current and futur¢
periods.
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NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AIARCH 2021
Don￿0￿ and 1•g•¢1••
Unr•strfcl•d Unreslrictad
fundA
ftJnd$
2021
2020
Donalions and gtfts
111,866
In¢om• ¢h•rh•W• •¢dvlfj
Tol•1 lundj T(W fvnd•
2021
2020
Grant Income
874,530
717,722
Anity8i8 by fvnd
Unre$tri¢l•d fLwKIi
Restrlcted IL¥NIJ
10.231
669.299
56,768
680,954
674.530
717,722
Tr•lnlng and counMIIITrg
Unv•itrlthd Unrestrictod
lund•
2021
2020
Training and ¢ounsellfrry 8er¥ice8
2.106
3,835
Inv••lJnont Incom•
Unr•¥trlct•d Unrestrkted
fiJnd8
fvnd$
2021
2020
Bank interest re¢eivabfe
113
467
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NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS IcoKfiNUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AIARCH 2021
ExP•nd1￿rn on charltabl• xtlvlt
Totsl funds Totsl fun
2021
202Q
359.082
143
1,700
9,335
170.495
12,603
382
2.988
1,947
10,461
149
256.1Y)9
1.811
323
4,409
190,392
13,125
283
3,988
1,662
15,263
179
6,966
18,244
8.227
11,228
staff costs
Depr•dation and irry)airrnnt
Cleanlng
Repalrs and maintenan
Sesslonal COLNHdlor ￿11$
R•nt
Rate8 and w*t•r
Llghl and heat
Insurnnce
Travd and volunteer expen
Bank chwges
Telephone and po•lage
Genoral expensei
Tr¥lning •nd 8upopAiion
Other tharlt8bl• •xp•ndMur•
15,655
2,585
8.952
601.821
632.107
Sh•re of $upport costs I8•0 rth 8)
Share of govem#nce ¢08ts Iw rnie 8)
87,521
9,505
56,215
7,500
678.847
595,822
Anaby•l• by fund
Unrestrfctsd lundi
Restrictsd funds
91,651
587.196
82.833
512,989
678,847
595,822
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NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2021
Support ¢osts
Support G¢w8rn•n
2021
Support Govemance
co¥ls
2020
Staff costs
Depreci*ion
Rent
Rat•s and v4at•r
Light and heat
Insuran
Repairs and
maintenance
Bank charge$
Tekphone and po8tsge
Cleaning
Gen•Tal expen8e•
Bad debts
38,125
1.285
3.785
17
(246)
19
38.125
1.285
3.785
17
1246)
19
32,889
840
2.615
39
931
32.889
2,615
39
931
211
9.042
41
2,173
3.840
9.433
9.042
41
2.173
3.840
9,433
5,357
74
1,273
4,227
7,959
5.357
74
1,273
4,227
7,959
Audll fe
9.505
7,$00
67,521
9,505
56.215
7.500
83.715
Charltable *ctiviti88
67,521
9.505
77,028
56.215
7,500
63.715
Audllof• rnmumrnyon
The &naty81# of aud￿0￿* rernun•rati￿ 14 as ft￿(y￿.
F••• py•1￿• to th• Chart￿ •￿Ill0r and m•0¢￿t￿.
2021
2020
Audit oflhe chaW# annual accounts
9.505
10 Tn*l•
One olthe Irujtees, Alan J4rbiJ, rtceived •xpgnses ffom tharity th& year totafing £7.52712020.
£8,1 SQ). No other trustees lor any per￿5 canneded thgml receNed any expen8es frDm the charlty
durlng the year12020- £nrf).
One of the trustees, Alan Jar¥is, Toca¥ed remLwwatK>n durfng the year total￿ £41.10012020 - £37,000}
lor his full lime rolvt as Head of SeNce. No other trustees rKeived réMfftrat￿ durry the y•ar P020 .
nor￿}.
18-

BASE 25
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2021
11 Employm•
T￿ average mtsnthty number ofemthees during tr* year￿￿6..
2021
Nwnb•r
2020
Nwnbèr
15
12
Employm•nl ¢￿ts
2021
2020
14Vages and 8•l*ries
Soryal Security ¢ost•
other punwn costj
346,750
30,575
19.882
255,472
20,843
12,783
397,207
288,898
None of the •mploy•es •￿1•d rnr• than £80.000 per rnm (2020- NiTh).
12 T•nglbl• Ilx•d i•••ts
Co•t
Al 1 2020
Di$pouls
38,419
19,575
{3471
57,994
{347)
At 31 March 2021
38.419
19,228
57.647
D•pr•¢latlon
At 1 *)rll 2020
Depreclalion Charged in the year
E￿MInated in r•spert of draposaly
38,419
10,886
1.320
{2391
49,085
1.320
(239)
At 31 Marth 2021
38.419
11,747
50.166
Carrylng amount
At 31 MarGh 2021
7,481
7.481
At 31 March 2020
8,909
8,909
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BASE 25
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS {CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2021
13 D•btors
Amounts f*lllng TAlthln on• y•ar.
Trade debtors
Prepayments and arrAwl ￿￿OMe
2021
2020
66.165
6.381
124,814
13,931
72,546
138,745
14 Crndftor•: am0￿ fIl￿n9 du• Th*hln on• y••r
2021
2020
Trade credKor•
other c¥edrtor¥
A￿rual3 and deferred Income
11.640
34,387
25,514
39.338
1,307
35.936
71.541
76.581
2021
2020
DefeTh•d income bought forward
Re￿Ul¢tI d8ffjrred during the y•ar
ArrKJunt• relea￿ from prevbuj yearn
9.995
9,600
{9.9951
36,847
9,995
(38.847)
9.600
9.995
DeferTed Incom• comprknes af grant ￿￿1 for kn advan￿ wthlch relatss to thts period lo 30 June
2021.

BASE 25
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AIARCH 2021
10 R•strlct•d ￿nd#
The Income funds of the ¢hanty rt5trthd funds the fi)ilv&lng L¥W￿ed balance8 of
donations and wants held on Inmt for sped￿ PLWPOSW.
1kngm•nt In fundB
•t
31 Mar¢h 2021
1 Aprfl 20X* •wd•d
Outrtath cOun￿lI1n0
AMP
Childrnn In N•￿En￿￿￿
Safe Proleci
Sl Pet•r5
Ne•¥ Cross HO$￿
BRFC Secondments
Our Laoy •nd St Chad
Comic Rdb•f Communty ChaI￿n9?
EV0￿n PToSecl
Perton Youth Prolttt
Rel8t•
Harmftl Sexual B•h8vIo
me4ME
Talent Match
CCG Outre
Children8 SoGioty
BBC CIN Advltiej
W Midi Polk• CommL881orw
SAFER Streets ￿oN
San¢fv4ell Montoring
Detalched Outrèach
Ml Choic• ILt¥e8 knpm)
Headway
Ml Cholce Co￿51111r
Walsal Clued Up
nler Pres$urn$
Telford CSE
Sexual Abu￿ For￿7
WMVRU
SanCt￿Y Cafe
(2¥21
(9.71n
27,520
6,831
112,6741
6.495
26,201
15.725
29.819
39.494
24,981
22,780
{25.131}
(11.759)
(37.5991
{38.232)
127,713)
(19,0331
778
15,751)
19,740
10,093
15.406
9.242
131
9.629
1g.(K1)
1231)
(T531
2,391
(16,031)
12.434
1751>
38.5Sg
4.369
2.319
7.258
(5,03n
9,829
14,760)
23,473
119.172)
231
753
10,887
19.943)
3,115
16,031
(72421
5,192
751
26,784
134,819
{8431
74
30,524
3,526
12.348
7,258
9.9SS
5,037
{183}
{91.584)
301
121,9351
534
{5,891)
534
{234)
75.662
5,989
4.246
75.540
234
(5.037}
290.490
5.000
(247,941)
12.191)
113,174
8,798
4.246
991
4,954
7.890
7,500
43,000
12,936}
16.640)
16.3091
38,691
144.042
659,299
{587,196}
33,403
249.548
-21-

BASE 25
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMEKfs (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2021
16 R•strlct•d fund#
(Continu•d}
Cttl￿n ofth8 a￿ve re8tdded fimds are Th18 Is raeated by costs inomred in adVar￿ ofthe
r8ceipt of applkable furKIiry.
Durlng Ihe ytsr èn exercise compbted lo Correct historic 4lloc•bon dillervKe8 •cro$8 pTde¢l• and
fund8. ThlB 1$ reprtsented by tr￿sIerS from restrrcted funds.
17 PwpoM• of rmtrlctsd l￿dI
IXtrMch CounMHlng
Afund to enable supwt lo be qtr4èn to young Peo￿ Thth emotrind problami.
APAP
A 2S hour progr4mff* to raiae awarene88 and (mderstandlrb9 arourKI anger luue8 and anger management
for young people tet%%•en 11 and 16 are •xciudod from •chool.
Chlldr•n In Il••dEmp(wr
Thli seThke delivers ￿pPOrt on *11 •8pe¢t• ￿eXpl)I￿n ¢ypon**•d by pwkn.
SAFE
Thi81$ a project lor yours people aged bets￿eTh 11 16 are porp•tr4torn of vhjlence JThJ
vrk8 on a one lo one and group wt*rk balis.
St P•t•r• and 8t Edffturn
Bas• 25 deliver 4 Satel￿1¢ tpllhkn tho context of th? providing youtr* ¢ounJelllry wpport
lor iludents throuqh 1 to 1 group W￿rk kntoTr*enbcm. Drop In tlmej Jre a180 a¥85￿ble for sfvdenls 10
help 8UPPOrt on an Infmal ba$i¥.
N•w Crom Hwpltsl
Thls li for 4 f¥mTIy 8UPWrt tAfrter at h%bl¥wtsmpton HO￿tt•1.
B.R.F.C. S•candm•nts
Employees alkcated to thi$ 81Tric* take on rc4e of Key V4t>ther to f*millès to them arKI offer
Intensrve 8UPP)rt.
r Lady St Chad
This forni$ part ofthe seM¢e to St Petern St Edmunds Stste￿￿t
ComlG R•llef Cornmvnlty
To pro¥lde grDUP and t)n• lo one wpwt tr ytyjng people 8eW hami.
Evo•on Tnmt
To pro￿de 8 service fof ywig people arv al risk of gexud exthtion. Thè fo¢uy of the
rourKI protective behavwrs. staying ￿fe and Sexual IWh.
P•rton Y•xrth ProJ•¢t
Employegs ￿10¢118￿ to th18 ser¥i¢e take on the rr4e ofa tknp In centre to offer 8UPPOrt arKI guKlance.

BASE 25
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMEKfs (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2021
17 Pwpow of r•8trict•d fw
IConllnu•d)
Rotste
Offerlng a Counsellwq SeThice fty Ltw Meth Life events willth V*thrhampton CCG Primary Care.
Harmful S•xual B•havk•ur
Our Reducing Hamifijl Séxualised Beha￿Our progrwnm 81th developry. Building a
reputation for itself both locdty and regirylafry ¥￿th referral rntes bry.nr￿ftY lo i￿e￿e on month.
Tlm•4111E
Th1$ 1$ det•iied undw the Sthrth Stsffgrdshlr• Parinernhip.
T￿•nt M•tch
The project I￿11 PfovidÈ communty b88•d 'safe pl•ces' yOLhl9 adth can go to rnceive Intenslve
mentoring Support as •• a¢¢e88ing Irrforrmtion. adbfjc•, gUklan￿ and a ￿ld6 range of ￿spOke
lupport package•.
CCG OutY••ch
Improve live$ for OV•f 18,1 to MOdw￿ mental trealth needs. by provldlng •n h)tegral￿1. ptrrwr
centred, proxtfve •nd rnSponS￿e th?r•peutk sep•iC¢.
Chlldr•n* Socl•ty
PriN4de th•r¥pwtsc Intsr¥wrtloM to chldren and yw peo￿ 49ed b•t¥nen 12.18.
BBC CIN A¢tlvlti
Provlde holKl8y advlti￿ •rnl midenlials to kxjk after Y￿ft9 peopl• Aged 1fy18 In Wthrh•mpton.
Childr•n wll have wnprov•d ￿0110Th11 *Y1lb￿n9. more rA)th rd8tK>nthips ￿creaSe wll bellef.
W Mlth Pollc• C(¥Twnl••lon•r
Th¢ akn 18 to r•ilLKe the ri¥k ol exw)swe to vioSm throu￿ th• of posibve actfvitl?¥ to
imk¥ove seff4steem arbd rnise asplrations.
SWVP. S•hr Str••ts
The aim of Ihè propct is to klenllfy locatsons In the city ¥thoro young peoplè cmgregate th • view to
engaging them m a proc￿8 of Inform￿ •ducation a detKh•d youth th approach.
SandvAII M•ntorlng
Enwloyeas allocalod to thlj ￿￿1¢* t&¥e on th* role of M•ntty to yowvd p•ople all￿ted to them and off8r
Intensive support.
D•latr￿d outrn•
The purpose of this $eNKe 1$ to prevenl young peopk from being s•xualty exploW'. vthere CSE18 takwig
ce, these children and young peo￿8 have oppropriate support.
Ml Chol¢g (Llvm vAthout knlv••l
The aim of the Project is lo *ork ¥Ath young peopbg to Increa￿ knth￿ed9e around gangs and youth
Violence through a group work proces$ delivered in the ts)ntexl of gc*ool8 and corr￿￿nty baled venWre$
to reduce the risk of young peopl• Joinww gang5.
HUd￿Y
Supporting peoplé dealiry effec15 of a¢￿Ted brain irwry.
Ml Choke Couns•lllng
This seNce provkled 1..1 confidential sessions, supportiThJ fema￿8 to ac￿8$ SUPPOrt arourxl the opli¢)ns
of pregnary terminati1￿. Se$s￿n$ are offered * Snow Hill clin￿ in Ihe twi centre.
-23-

BASE 25
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED>
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AIARCH 2021
17 gfr•8trl¢t•d fiThlB
{¢oThlinu•dl
W418all Clu•d Up
Clued Up Group Wofk pwammo is an ety inleNenllon programrne d&stqn lo infm, edLKale and
Inc¥e8se awareness of the rfsks asso¢iated wlth all fom￿ of ¢Jhnfjnal exploltalion ￿ere y¢)ung people *r•
partIc￿*￿Y vulnerable.
Wlntsr PM•w
SeMc* offers an op•n accts8 wlke to peoF48 Mrfthin Ilbfverhampton aged 18-30 vtho experience
inerea3•d anxielies engagiro wih maInst￿8M 8ervi¢e$. Base 25 provid08 8UPPQrt to
Identifled peO￿e with addrbonal *e¥belng, he•th 01 soual needs. Prowding face ts face gervice8
0￿dIr￿j ¥upport In real time 8nd pmviding an es8entW link lo GOn￿￿TrIty and vcluntsry servt¢e8.
T•llord CSE
Providin9 •UPPOrt fDr kndivtduJlJ exFwd lo exthatirffb.
8•xual Abu1• Forw
Workshop designed lo ra1￿ aw•ren#i and pr•¥tntlon.
WMVRU
Deliver arKI coftwnlmh￿ a conwr**no1¥• pmgrarrnne of deslgned lo prev￿* and red
¥lolence and e¥phJrtation. èpptylng th• pub￿¢ health appYoAch to reducing ￿olence. Over thè PJ¥t eighloen
month$ have ¥thed Wlth a nwnb•r ol pyovidern dthyrtng • raw of int•rventbn• to young Pfj￿e.
faM￿Jea and communltlej.
Sanctury C*f•
Operates a8 a dropin 8eNice Vth￿h provOde8 4 sale place to lum lo for wrt lor peopl• arKI tr*ir caror•
O •Te experien¢lng a montal health ¢n¥l# crf •motional distress out of how8. NHS $laff, local authorfty
arKI vc4unt•ry 8e¢tor partnor$ 74th together on srte to p￿￿de mental hoath crt￿9 wpport, th the aim of
helping people avoid the need for ernergency NHS ￿re. Tho Calé is staffed by expenenced and Irain8d
mental *Drker8, lod￿ 7htykers plus peer supwt from people wrth Itveil experience of mental h￿1th
Is¥uei.
18 Anaty•l* of M••ts lund¥
UnT••trl¢t•d RMtrl¢t•d
fund•
2021
TOW Unrestricted R¢8trfeted
fundi
lundi
2021
2020
2020
Total
2021
2020
Fts￿ balanc￿ at 31
March 2021 are
Tepre8ent¢d by..
Tangible assets
CuThent as8¢tsl
{liabibtie5)
4,461
7.481
3,623
5.286
8.909
132.018
245.087
377.105
238,340
138,756
377,098
135.038
249.548
384.586
241,963
144,042
386.005
19 C•)ntlnpnt Il•blllU••
There were Th) contkngent fHbiMtEs at 31 Marth 2021 (2020- £NI.
-24_

BASE 25
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AIARCH 2021
20 P•n•lon Costs
The charlty oyrateg a defined contribution pensi￿ scheme. The assets of Ihe Schome arn held separatety
from those of the ￿mPanY in an independendy adminthred fvnd. The pfjns￿n cost charge of £19,882
12020 - £12,783) ￿p￿sents ¢￿t￿sU1￿1nS payable by the ¢ompany to the fvnd. Therè OLrtGtanding
ontribufjons at the ènd of the financial year 8moLmting to £NII (2020- £1.307).
21 Op•rntlng l•A•• ¢ommlbMnts
At the r•porUng dalè Ihe chanty hod tyJtstsnthNJ commllments for nMnlnYJm lea￿ payments
under nonvcancellabie operating leaw, totslling £1,29612020- £1.9441.
22 Ca￿1 commllments
At 31 Mar¢h 2021 chadty h4d c¥tsl ￿nM11m￿ts totsltsng £Nil12020- E20.000).
23 R•lat•d p•rty hn•adSon•
Mrs K A Evans a M¢M￿r of the Management Comnyttee of Base 25, 18 employ•d by Children'$ Sèrviwd
of Ihtr Royal Wofvethompton NHS TnJ8L The ROY￿ M¥•r￿MpIon NHS Tnjst pwded furKling to Base 25
£22.78012020- £20,5101.
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