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Evolve
Housing
+ Support
Roport and Flnanclal Stat•m•nts
Y•ar •nded 31 March 2025
Company number.. 4796537
Registered Charlty number.. 1099051
Regulator of Soclal Housing registration number= H4400

Evolve Housing + Support
Report and Financial Stat•m•nts for the year endod 31 March 2025
Contonts
Pag•:
Directors, Exeeutlves Advisers
Dlrectors, Roport, inclvdlng Slralegl¢ Report
10
Statement of the System of Inlemal Controls
11
Slatemenl of Directors, Respon51bllilles
12
Independent Audltoes Report
Statemenl of Comprehensive Income
17
Stalemenl of FInan￿81 Actlvllle8
18
Statement of Flnancial P08111on
19
Stalomenl of Changes In Reserv88
20
Statement of Cash Flows
21
Index to Notes formlng part of the financlal statemènts
22- 35 Note8 formlng part of the financlal Statements

Evolve Housing + Support
Dir•ctors, Executlves and Advisers
Dlro¢tors
Audltor
BDO LLP
First floor, Bottle Works
The Bars
Guildford GU14LP
Paul Infield
Paul Perkln
Chair from 19 September 2024
Chair lo 19 September 2024
Retired 19 September 2024
Diana Coman
Ellie Eghledar
Ana Gonzalez Igle$las
Evonne Hudson
Mica Joseph
Lkz Laurence
Colin Maclean
Vipan Mainl
Simon McGralh
Rebecca Monk
Chrisllan Ogunsakin
Abby Raymond
Appointed 26 June 2025
Retired 1 October 2024
Appolnted 26 June 2025
Appointed 26 June 2025
SollcStors
Winckworth Sherwood LLP
Arbor
255 Blackfriars Road
London SE1 gAX
Retired 29 MarGh 2025
Appolnted 26 June 2025
Keystone Law
48 Chancery Lane
London WC2A IJF
Company S•crntary
Jonny Slrudwick
R•glst•red offic•
16- 20 Klngslon Road
South Wlmbledon
London, SW19 1JZ
B•nk•rn
HS8C Bank pl¢
139A North End
Croydon CRO 1TN
Audlt Commlttoe
Vlpan Malni
Olana Coman
Ana Gonzalez Igle8las
Sanlander UK plc
100 Ludgale Hill
London EC4M 7RE
Chalr
L•ad•rshlp Team
P8tdci8 Brandum
Interim Chief Executlve from 17
February 2025
Chièf Executive from 2 October 2023
until 31 January 2025
D1￿Clor of Operatlons
{Resigned 11 February 2025)
Interim Dlreclor of Operations
{from 25 March 2025)
Director of Corporate Servlces
Director of People and Culture
(Resigned 31 August 20241
Carmen Whlte
Pamela Newman
Carollne Moylan
Jenny Strudwick
Elspelh Hayde

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Dlroctors, Report for the year ended 31 March 2025
STRUCTURE, GOVERNANCE AND MANAGEMENT
Evolve Housing + Support {"Evolv8') is a ¢ompany limited by guarantee. incorporated 12 June 2003, under
the name "South London YMCA" 11 was registered as a charity with the Charity Commission on 19 August
2003 and as a social landlord with the Regulator of Social Housing Iformerly the Homes and Communities
Agency) on 11 September 2003. Evolve is governed by ils Articles of Association.
The governing body of the C￿ganISation is the Board. which comprises not less than seven arKI not mor& than
twelve members.
Board members are electéd for a Ihree-year period and, under the article5, may be re-elected for further
three year periods, giving a maximum term of nine years. This exceeds the sugge$ted maxlmum term in the
NHF Code of Governance 2020, which is six years. All members of the Board give their lime volunlarlly and
receive no benefits from the orgonisalion. Directors. liability insuiance is arranged annually.
A regular appraisal exercise is carried out for Board Members by the Chalr. together wllh an annual skills
audit. Both of these allow gaps in the Board lo be idenlrfied, to enable targeted recrultmenl. All members
are given the opportunlty to receive additional training. Curffjnt customers $11 on our Customer Scrutlny Panel,
which reports regularly lo senior colleagues and the Board. A reglsler Is kept of the intere818 of Board
members and specific declaratlons of interest are sought al every Board meellng.
The rnaln re5ponslblllly of the Board is to formulate the strategi¢ plans of the organlsalton along wllh thé
budget and financial monilorlng. 11 receives regular reports on all a$pe¢ls of the work of the organisallon and
meets formally at least quarterly. Away days aro held regularfy wlth the Chlef Executive and 8enior managers
lo di5¢U5$ and plan fulure strategy based around a comprehenslve buslness plan. The Board delegates the
main day lo day de¢lslons to the Chief Execulbve and the Leadershlp Team.
The Board has eslabllshed and formally conslituled the Audlt Commlllee as a su&commillee of the Board,
with spe¢ifl¢ terms of reference and function5 delegated by the Board and wllh Board members representing
the Board's Interest on the committee. The Chief Execullve. the Director of Operallons and the Director of
Corporate serv1￿$ normally attend all the Audlt Committee meetings. as do other senlor managers as
approkyiale.
A govemance rovlew 1$ Currently underway. led by a ¥mall group of trusl8e5 and the Chlef Execullve, lo revlew
commlttee structures and governance procedures and lo assess compllance wllh the regulatory frameworks
and standards issued by Ils regulators th8 Regulator of Social Housing and the Charity Commission. The
organisalion has adopted the Nallonal Houslng Federation's INHFI Code of Governance 2020, and
compliance will form part of the aforementioned review. Where the Arti¢les ot Asso¢lallon dlverge from the
Code, the Artides lake pre¢edence.
OBJECTIVES AND ACTIVITIES
Purpo8•s and Alm8
The prSmary objects of Evolve are..
to provide, improve and manage houses or hostels provldlng residential accommodation and a￿o¢lated
amenities, facilities and services for people of all ages who are In need, hardshlp or distress by reason of
their social. physical or economic circumstances-
lo relieve or as51sI in the relief of pgople of all ages who are in need. hardship or distress by reason of
their social. physical or eCor￿M￿ ¢i￿UmStanCeS.
Our aim 15 to help children, young people and aéults who are homeless or al risk of homelessness lo become
independent and resilient. We believe in building on people's strengths, aspirations and goals to help them
break the cycle of homelessness. We offer a programme of support lailored lo meet people's individual needs.
induding housing, employment and skills training. mentoring and counselling. We work with young parents
and children al risk of exclusion lo build the skills and resilience that can help prevent homelessness. Our
aims fully refflecl the purposes that the organisalion was sel up lo further.

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We review our aims, obieclive5 and activities ea¢h year. This review looks al wh31 we hav8 achieved and the
ouleomes of our work.11 looks at the success of each key activity and the benefits they have brought to those
groups of people we are sel up lo support. The review also helps us ensure our aims, objecliv8s and activities
remaln focused on our staled purposes. We refer lo the Charity Commission's general guidance on public
benefit when reviewing our aims and gbje¢lwes and in planning our future acts'vities. In particular. the Board
¢ongiders how planned activities will Contribute lo the aims and objectives it has set.
How our a¢tlvltles dellver publlc benefit
Our maln actlvlty Is the provision of supported housing and those who benefit from our services are de3cribed
below. Our ¢haritable aclNlties focu5 on the supp(Kt of homaless people and those al risk of homelessnass,
with the alm of supporting Ih8m lo develop the skills andlor insight neeéed lo live independently. The Directors
have tsken due regard of the Charity Commission guidance on public benefit and have satisfied themselves
that the Gharilable aclivilles undertaken by the Organisat￿n are for the furtherance of ils charitsble purposes
and 5a115fy the requirements of public benefit.
Who us•s and benefit• from our sorvlces?
Whilst our obj6els are not geographically limited, our funding $lream$ mean that the services we provide are
primarlly to the residents of the London Boroughs of Croydon. Lambelh. Merton. Sutton and the Royal
Borough of Kensington and Chelsea. We plan lo expand these services into neighbouring boroughs as
opportunltles arl88.
Our ¢ore dlent group is hom8185s and vulnerable people of all ages. Our accommodalion-based servlces
cover a broaé range of customer groups, including young people al risk, teenage parents, care leavers, young
families with no recourse lo public funds, single homeless adults, refugees. people with severe and enduring
mental health needs and previously excluded rough sleeper5 with complex needs.
Access lo our 8ccommodation-based 5ervices1s rnanaged vla the local 8uihority which fund8 th8 particular
seNic8. This procesg ensures that our services continue dlreclly to meet the needs of the boroughs in which
we work.
During the year we have conllnued lo provide our Health and Wellbelng service to deliver focussed support
to our customer8.
Fundral8lng
Charity law requlres charllies to make a statement reg?rdlng fundraising aclivilles. The legislation define5
fundraising as 'soliciling or otherwise procurlng money or other propety for charitable purposes,. Such
amounts receivable are presented in these accounts in other operallng income.
We have a Fundraising Strategy and a Slakehdder Engagement Strategy, both approved by our Board. We
do not work with any professional fundraiseTS, nor do we use cold calllng or dlrecl mail. We are registered
with the Fundraising Regulator and comply wlth their code of practice. The day-to-day management of all
income generation is delegated to the executive team who are accountable lo the Directors.
We have received no complalnls in relatlon to fundralsing 8Ctlvllles In the year under review.

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STRATEGIC REPORT
ACHIEVEMENTS AND PERFORMANCE
In June 2019, the Board approved our 2019-22 Busine55 Plan. Our straleglc obleclive is lo inspire our team
to create posllive change, reach more people and sustain our future. The pandemic meant we were unabl&
to progress many of our plans. 2nd in June 2021. the Board agreed lo extend the term of the current plan lo
2024. An interim plan was approved for 2023-24. Work started on a new business plan in 2024125 bul was
delayed by the changes in Chief Executsve. A new 3-year plan is being developed in 2025, for implementation
from Aprll 2026.
This reptyt glves a snapshot of the many achK8vements and Improvements in service provislon for our
customers durlng the year lo 31 March 2025. Our primary focus remalns keeping customers and colleagues
safe and maintaining the financial security of the organisalion.
The Directors acknowledge that the achievements of the year were only possible through the hard work of
our colleagues and the commitment of our partners, Induding the London Boroughs of Croydon,
Lambelh, Merton, Sutton and the Royal Borough ol Kenslngton and Chelsea, Homes England, Greater
London Authority, Calypso Browning, Govia Thame51ink Rallway, The E¢onomisl Newspaper and many
charitable Irusls, corporations, groups and individuals who continue lo support our work.
Oporatlons
Al 31 March 2025. EvoSve provided 540 beds of supported houslng In the London Boroughs of Croydon,
Lambelh, Sutton and Merton, and the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea.
The support we offer withln our accommodalion-based services is funded through local aulhorSty contracts,
and we work to ensure that we are meeting the needs of our Gustorners and Ihe slraleglc needs of our
commissloners. Our teams are equipped lo work with and 5UPPQrt the most vulnerable and complex people
wllhin the communllles we serve and have the flexibility lo be able lo change our 8ervlce offering to meet new
strategic needs if requlred.
He81th and Safety
Building saf8ty land fl￿ safety) conlinueg lo be a core priorlty In our day-104ay work. A signrficanl project 18
underway lo complete all flre remedial work8 on our buildlngs, Including relronlllng misl systerns al some
larger locations, We have registered our bulldlngs over 18 meters wllh the Bulldlng Safety regulator in line
with the requirements under the 8uSlding Safety Act 8nd have commSssioned In depth Buildlng Safety Case
reports for these buildings which wlll inform our ongolng improvements lo our building safety measures.
Improving Quality
In the 2024 customer survey, overall customer sallsfaclion with Evolve 5eNices remalned hlgh at 89.70h.
1.5Vts rise on the previous year. Our over211 response rate was 65010. a fall from the previous year177¥vl.
In 202415 we contlnued lo deliver on several areas of our Co-productlon Strategy, including tho dellvery of
vo Peer Pathways programmes to our customers. We used the Tennanl Satisfaction Mea5ur85 and results
of our 202314 survey to focus on area5 of improvement acros9 services. Our tsvo core areas of Goncem related
lo complaints and maintenance. We reviewed our policy, Iralnlng and approaches lo dealing with Gomplaints
in line with the r)ew Code of Practice. We completed a Setf-assessmenl and produced our first annual
complaints report publlshed on our website. Our facilities team underwent a review and saw improved practice
across seNlces. In the 202415 customer survey, we saw an Increase in salisfaclion for both complaints and
maintenance.
We continued to develop our practices for potential future Ofsted reglstration and received formal inspections
from both Lambelh and Croydon Council in preparation. We reviewed our consumer standards and looked al
areas for improvement across our services, under the Better Social Housing review.

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A particular focus was given to welfaro che¢ks and revlewing how these are completed and reported.
Improvements were made lo poI￿leS acro$$ services induding Behaviour Management, Reward and
Recognillon. Domestic Violence and CompensatS0n.
Several events were held acr05S S8rvl¢es and we began customer leadership groups, made up equally of
Guslomers and colleagues. These leadership groups address issues currenuy being faced in services and
hold us to a¢¢ounl on where we may have gol things wrong. They cel8brale good practicè and reward
customers Involvement with professional referenGe5 and vouchers for their lime.
thin our sorvlces, we continued lo enhance our understanding. practice and approaches lo becomlng a
more p5yGhologically informed organisalion and our response to trauma informed care and support. Our
Psychological Wdlbelng Therapists continued lo share and develop practice improvements acros$ Services.
Community SeNl¢es
Our work and leaming programme for young people ¢onllnued In 2024125 through our youth mentoring
programme. This worked wlth young people across our seNlces and helped provide positiv8 gxperienc8s and
direct education and employment outcomes for customérs. 960A of customers who identified a need lo irnprove
Ihelr physical health achleved thls and 86% better managing Ihelr mental health.
Our Health and Wellbelng Programm8 received conlinuatlon fundlng and support from the National Lollery
Communlly Fund In 2022 until March 2025, In 202415, we completed 433 Iherapeulic interventions. 210
customers engaged In physical health activities 3nd 109 health focused drop-ins were condu¢ted. 89
workshops were dellvered with 386 allendees.
External fundlng ended for our counselllng service In 202314,. however, we continued to operate on a lesser
scale with a reduction to four counsellors.
Fundraislng
Our focus In 202415 was based 8round challenge events and the Big Give winter appeal. Restricted Income
for the year saw £30k briyjght in and £20k brought in through unreslricled funds. There was a change of focus
from sorne trusts and grants. and this made appllcations dlfflcult lo be successful.
Challenge events worl<ed well thi5 year with 11 people completing half marathons and park runs. We
submitted 11 grant applications and were successful with GTR rail for funds to help pay for the P¥ychologlca
Wellbeing Team in 202516
Partnèrshlps with businesses developed more Glft$ in Kind during the 202415 year and we estimate the value
of Ihi$ lo be around £15k. These included volunteer days lo develop gardens and repalnl and design Internal
areas of Our services.
We began our new 5-year prolect for Lambeth and were successful In rene￿ng our contract wllh Merton for
S years from June 2025.
FINANCIAL REVIEW
The Directors present the report and financlal statements for the year ended 31 March 2025. The statements
are presented according lo the ￿qUireMentS of the Statement of Recommended Practice ISORPI Accounting
by Register8d Social Landlords and FRS102.
The key financial results for the year are shown below.
Turnoverfor the year amounted to £13,450k compared with £12.391 k for the year ended 31 March 2024.
A surplus of £1.150k wa8 recorded for the year. compared lo a surplus of £832k in the previous year.

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Interest receivable. less payable, was £46k for the year compared with £9k payable less receivable for
the previous year, due to the cash recovery from settling our cladding legal action in 2023, and our
ennsclous declslon lo pay down our loans and build up our borrowing headroom for future projects.
AS a charitable company Ilmlted by guarantee, divldends are not paid. Surpluses are relnvested for the benefft
of our customers.
Financial risks
The organisalDn has a Treasury Management policy, approved by the DiTe¢tors, whlch seeks lo address
funding and liquidity risk and wvenanl compliance.
Surplus funds are invested in Interest bearlng accounts and the organlsalK)n malntain8 sufficient levels of
cash in current accounts for day-lo-day requirements lo reduce liquidity risk, Debts due lo the organls81ion
are regularly reviewed for rewverabilily and provision is made where necessary. Loans helé by the
organisalion, which are b?siG financlal In81nJmenls, are held al market value, whlch minimises Interest rale
risk.
Golng conc•m
We have reviewed budgets, fore¢asl$. ¢ash tlow projections and compllance wlth Gov•nant$ for the perlod lo
31 March 2027. We carry out stress lesllng on our budget projections and forecasts and model various
Scenarios including the loss of major contracts, increased staff and maintenance costs and Interest rale
changes. Options for m51￿allOn to ensure the business can conllnue In the short and longer term have 8180
been reviewed. As a result of these reviews, the Board considers that the organisalion has adequate
resources lo continue In operatlonal exlslence for al least 12 months from the dale these financial slalemenls
are signed. Accordlngly, we contlnue to adopt the golng concern basis in pr8parlng the accounts.
PLANS FOR THE FUTURE
Our 2019-2022 Business Plan was approved by the Board al Ihelr me8ting In June 2019. The plan Sel out our
ambition and slTalegic obje¢live$ for the three-year period. Al their mo81ing In March 2021, the Board agreed
lo extend the period of that bu$lne$$ plan by one year, lo 2023, to acknowledge that we were unable lo work
on some of our strategic objecllve$ due to the pandemic. In March 2023, the 8oafd approved an Interlm
Business Plan, the key aim of which was achievlng further stability and consolldalion, bullding a platform for
growth. 2023124 and 2024125 have been years of transi1Son. with our longstanding Chlef Executiv6 relirlng In
October 2023, and his replacement leaving in January 2025. Our Interim CEO is driving the busin8ss plannlng
ocess forward and the aim is to have a new plan In place for implementation from Aprll 2026, under a new
permanent Chief Execullve.
A research project was commissioned lo idenlrfy new customer groups who could benefit from our services.
and new Commissioning authorities with service requlremenls which fll with our expertise. We are also
reviewing the use of our buildings lo maximise the return on investment, whilst slaying true lo our charllable
objeclNes.
We will continue lo deliver our service5, and fvifil our key strategic alms, whlch remaln to..
Insplre our team - lo continue to develop, innovate and deliver excellent services.,
Create posltlve chango- for people and communities.,
Reach more people- expanding what we do and where we work.,
Sustain our future- to continue lo be a well-led, vlable and creative organisation.

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Rlsk and Int•rnal Control
The Audit Committee have r8viewed the internal audit arrangements and agreed to appoint specialist
provlders appropriate lo the work required, with a view to having regular specialist reviews. We also have a
ornprehensive programme of internal quality audits. covering all aspects of our business, and all
departments. Results of these audits are reported lo the Board.
Policle5 and procedures have been put in place lo ensure good governance and these are regularfy reviewed
and added lo as Tequired. Likewise, detailed procedures covering all aspects of finance related $y$tem$ and
reF)Orting have been developed to supplement the organisation's financial regulations.
Th8 Board is responsible for safeguarding the assets of the organlsation and hence for taking reasonable
steps for the pr8vention and detection of fraud and other irregularities. The Board has considered the key
risks facing the organisalion. Future Government's reforms lo the welfare system remain a risk lo our main
revenue 51ré8m. Rental income provides the major source of in¢ome to th8 organisalion and our customers
rely on benèfits lo pay their rent.
A major area of rlsk relates lo Supporting People fvnding, on whl¢h the organisalion also relies heavily,
particularly with regard to the arrangements for competitive tendering that all Local Aulhorrties now follow.
The risks inherent with this funding stream are addressed in a number of ways. We ensure that the quality of
all our sarvi¢e$ Is maintained lo a very high standard and that all lender submissions are keenly prlced. Good
relation5 are maintained with local aulhorilies, and w8 work wlth Council colleagues lo ensure the conllnued
strategic relevance of the organisalion's services lo th8 Counclls, ongoing slralegies. In addillon, colleagues
ensure that the Counci18 are kept fully briefed on the organisation's servlces and the importance of malnlalning
funding. We are also working to widen our income streams and thus reduce our rellar￿ on this form of local
authority funding.
The organlgation's Statement of the System of Internal Contro181s sel out on pagg 10.
VALUE FOR MONEY
Board 0¢knowl•dgement of rosponslblllty
Thè Board accepts ￿t8 responsibility for knowing how our a$sel8 are used lo further our alms and purposes.
The Board and senior management team regularly revlew the org8nlsallon's d8velopmenl and investment
slralogies wllh the aim of ensuring that we continue lo make appropriate use of our assets in order lo achleve
further growth. A key alm for the Board is lo demonslrale that we are maxlmising the return on our assets
and inveslmenls, In Ilne with our risk appellle, and achieving value for money.
Valu• for Money at Evolvo
Our strategic objectSves aim lo deliver our charitable purpose. They therefore refiect the value we are seeking
lo maximl$e in the context of value for money. To measure our success. we set key performance indrAlors
IKPIs1 and largels against our objectives.
Our key slrateglc objeclNes remaln unchanged 8nd Can be summar19ed as follows.. Insplre our taam to crtate
sitive change. r68ch mor8 people and sustain our fvture.
Our strateglc oblectives and key prforilles are summarlsed below:
Strate
Ic Ob'eclive
2024125 ke
rlorflles
Measure
KPI
absence
KPI_ fik of customers with slaying
Safe
lans
Funds
raised
increased costs
KPIS
Vv lost from voids and
Inspire our team
Colleague wellbelng
Support our customers lo identify
and meet
ersonal
oals
Seek additional funding to ensure
services continue uninterru
ted
days lost to sickness
Create
ilive chan
Reach more people
compared to
Sustain our future
Manage void losses and arrears
arrears

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We report here on our organisational metrics and targets and the RSH metrics as required by the Vfm
standard. Median figures are laken from the Smaller Providers. Benchmarking Group {SPBM) data for our
peer group. The peer group is comprised of 15 smaller housing associations primarily providing supported
accommodallon across the country. However, half the group also provide general needs houslng whl¢h
operates on a lower cost base and higher margins.
RSH Metrlc
2022123
2023124
2024125
Actual
2024125
Targot
SPBM
2024125
m￿lan
£11.2k
2025126
Targat
Headline social housing cost per unit
£'ooo
EBITDA inler8sI cover
Operatlng Margin.. social housing lelling¥
£14k
£14k
£14.5k
£16.2k
£24.1k
378Y•
607¥0
814%
100Q
536°
451%
9.27%
27.59¥0
19.69¥0
-21.20
0.37%
7.420
11.070
1.660
0.89%
0.61%
3.0%
7.390
5.21 ¥0
13,20
2.48%
2.31%
1.520A
1.06V
-17.10
11V.
eralSn
mar
n., or
Return on ca
ital em
Gearin
Reinveslmenl
New su
I d&llvered
anisalion
5.7%
-54.8°
0.540
-36.90
Evolvo Motrlc
2022123
2023124
2024125
Actual
2024125
Target
SPBM
2024125
M•dlan
6.79
2025126
Targ•t
Coll&a
ue absences
workin
da s lost
Customers with current 5UPPOrt plans
13.4
97.9%
99.s%
100%
100%
Additional funds raised
Vold losses
Arrears losses
£'ooo
£39.6k
5.1Vo
3.7Vo
£98k
4.9%
4.4%
£20k
4.9%
5.72%
£27k
5.78Vo
4.43Va
NIA
5.80
6.05Vo
£40k
5.74%
3.0%
Our headline soclal housing cost per unil Is high. We work hard to keep cost increases as low as possible,
whilst malntaining the quality of our servlces. Many of our ¢uslomers have complex needs and as a specialist
8UPPOrted housing provSder11 Is lo be expected that our service charge costs will be relatively high because
of the special additional servlces we need lo provide, including higher staffing levels. greater security and
safety equipment, 8lc. Our costs per unll will be slgnificanlly higher next year as we undertake a large fire
remedlal project across all bulldlngs.
More Information on value for money. Includln9 details of our soclal value. can be found In our full Vfm review
and on our web511e.
RESERVES POLICY
The Oireclors beli8ve that a general reserve representing be￿een three and six months. unrestricted
expenditure Should be maintained lo allow the organisalion lo be managed efficiently. There is a need lo
match variable income with fixed commitments and the nature of the reserves and to provide a buffer for
uninlerrupled services. This level of reserves would provide sufficient funds for the maintenance of the current
actlvSlles of the organisation in the event of a signrficant drop in funding and also provide time to allow the
Directors lo consider changes in activities or new sources of funding.
During the year, our total rèsarves increased from £15,519k lo £16,669k. The majority of these reserves are
held as fixed assets and, as such, could not be readily converted lo cash. Free reserves. defined as those
which could be freely spent on our charitable objects {and excluding restricted funds), amount lo £6.5m,
representing approximately 6.2 rnonlh of expenditure {2024.. £5.6m, representing 5.7 months of expenditurel-

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PROVISION OF INFORMATION TO AUDITOR
All the current board members have taken all the steps that they ought to have tsken lo make themselves
aware of any irrformalion needed by the organisalion's auditors for th8 purpose5 of their audit and lo establish
that the auditors are awara of that Infomiation. The directors are not aware of any relevant 8udil information
of wh￿h the audSlors are unaware.
BY ORDER OF THE BOARD
The Directors, Report including the Strategic Report was approved by the Board on 18 September 2025 and
Signed on its b8hatf by:
nny StrudwSck (Company Secretary}

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Statement of the System of Internal Control8
The Board is al the ¢enlre of governance and 15 responsible, in particular, for ensuring that the organisation
operates effèctively and achieves its objectives. The Board acknowledges ils ultimate responsibility for
ensuring Ihal the organisation has in place a sound system of internal controls that ar8 appropriate lo the
various business environments in which it operates.
These controls focus on the signrficant risks that threaten the organisalion's ability lo meet ils objecllves and
provide reasonable assurance with respect to..
the reliability of key informatlon and performance Indlcalors used within th& organisalion or for
publication,.
the maintenance of proper records",
the 50fegu8rdlng of 88sels against unaulhorised use or disposillon.. and
the ￿ganiSatIon,S compliance with re18vanl laws and regulations.
The Board is confidant that procedur8s are in place that effectively Identify all risks that mtghl prevent the
organisalion achieving Ils obleclNes and which manage $u¢h risks and miligale their effects. The organisalion
has management arrangements. resourcos, ski115 and systems that are appropriate lo the circumstances,
scale and scopg of its operations and ensure that its aclivi1185 are backed by proper systems of as3uran¢e for
Internal control.
The Board fnainlains a sound system of internal ¢ontrol$ and conducts annual review8 of the èffectiveness of
Ihe system. The revlew covers the whole range of controls including financial, operallonal and ¢ompllance
controls and risk management. The key step8 that the Board lakes are lo:
identlfylreview the oTganlsalDn's buslness obieclives, the possible opportunilles and the risks or threats
lo achievlng those Obl￿tIVeS.,
formlreview the organisalion's framework for m8naglng the idenilfied risks., and
klentfy how the Board is lo obtain assuran¢e that th& risk management policie5 adopted are adequate
and operating effectlvely.
Assurance 1$ obtained by..
the Identrfication and evaluation of applicable risks.,
the deslgn of a system of controls.. and
the operation of those controls.
The organlsation's risk managoment and rlsk Identlftcatlon activities provide assurance that the organisalion
Is focusin9 on and addressing the k6y risks that threaten the allainment of the organisation's business
obieclives. Particular allenlion is paid lo how the organlsalion's risk profile is changlng over time. Such
activities include the Leadership Team reviewing key risks al their regular meetings. Members of the
Leadership Team regularly discuss these risks with service managers and their teams to ensure their full
involvement in the risk management proces5.
The Board recognlses that p9rfom1an￿ indicators have an Important role in assurance by allo%Mng the Board
and the Audit Committee to assess whether the organisatlon Is meeting its objectives. At Board meetings key
performan(x Indicators are reported on regularly.
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s￿￿eMent of Dlrectors, Re8pon3ibllitiOS
The Dlrectors (who are also the trustees of Evolve Housing + Support) are responsible for preparing the
élrector5' r8POrt. strategic rei)ort, annual report and the financlal stslements in accordance with applicable law
and regulations.
Company law and social housing legislallon requires the board to prepar8 financial stalemonts for each
rinanci81 year in accordance with United Kingdom Generally Accepted Accounting Practice (United Kingdom
Accounting Standards and applicable lawl. Under company law, the Board must not approve the financial
Statements unless they are satisfied that they give a true and falr view of the slat8 of affairs of the organi5alion
and of the surplus or deficll of the organisallon for that per￿d.
In preparing Ihese flnanclal $tslements, the Board are requ1￿d to..
select suitable accounllng policies and then apply them conslstenlly.,
make judgements ar￿ accounting e$llmales that are reasonable and prudent,.
slate whether appllcable UK Accounting Stanéarés have been followed and the Statement of
Recommended Praclice.. Accounting by Reglslered Providers of Social Housing 2018, subject lo any
malerlal departur85 disclosed and explained In the financial stalemenls,. and
prepare the flnanclal statements on the golng COr￿ern ba$ls unless 11 is Inappropriate lo presume that
the charitsble company will continue In bu$lness.
The Board Is responslble for keeping adequate ac¢ountlng records that are 8ufflcSent lo show and explain the
organisallon's transactions and disclose with reasonable accuracy al any time the financial position of the
organisalion and enable them to ensure that the financial statements comply with the Companies Act 2006.
the Houslng and Regenefalion Act 2008 and the Accounting Direction for Private Registered Providers of
Social Housing 2022. 11 Is also responsible for safeguarding the a88els of the organisalion and hence for
taklng reasonable steps for the prevention and dele¢lion of fraud and other irregularities.
The board members are résponsible for ensuring that the report of the board15 prepared in accordance wllh
the Statement of R8commended Practice.. Accounting by registered Social housing providers 2018.
Financlal statements are published on the w8bsite in accordance with legislation in the United Kingdom
governin9 the preparation and dissemination of financial slalements, which may vary from legislation in other
lurisdiclion5. The maintenance and inl8grity of the website is the Tesponsibilily of the board. Board
re8pon81bility also extends lo the ongoing integrity of Ihe financial slalements contained therein.

Independent Auditor's Report to Ihe Members of Evolve Housing + Support
Opinion on th• financlal statements
In our opinion, the financial statements..
give 2 true and fair view of the stale of the Organi5alion's affairs as at 31 March 2025 and of the
Organlsatlon's incoming resources and appliGalion of resources, including its income and
expendllure. for the year then ended..
have been properly prepared in accordance with United KIn￿10M Generally Accepted Accounting
Practice,. and
have been properfy prepared in accordance with the requirements of the Companies Act 2006, the
Housing and Regeneration Act 2008 and the Accounting Direction for Private Reglslered Providers
of Social Housing 2022.
We have audited the financial slalemenls of Evolve Housing + Support I the Organisalion.) for the year ended
31 March 2025 whlch compnse the statement of comprehensNe incoma, the statement of financial activities,
the statement of financial position, the statement of changes in Teserves, the statement of cash flows and
notes to the flnancial slalements. including a summary of significant accounting policies. The financlal
reportin9 framework that has been applied in their preparation is appllcable law and Unlted Kingdom
Accounting Standards. includlng Financial Reportlng Standard 102 The Flnanci81 Reporting Slandard
8ppIic8bl8 in the UK and R&publl¢ of Ireland (United Kingdom Generally Accepted Accounting Practlce}.
8￿1* for oplnlon
We conducted our audll in accordance with Inlernatlonal Standards on Audltlng (UK) I"ISAs IUK)") and
applicable law. Our responslbllllies under those stsndards are further descrlbed in the Audltor's responsibllllle¥
for the audit of the financlal statements section of our report. Wo belleve that the audlt evSdence we have
obtained is sufflcient and appropriate lo provide a basls for our opinion.
Ind•pènd•nce
We remain independent of the Org8ni8alSon In accordance wllh the elhlcal requlremenl8 that are re18vant lo
our audit of the financial slalemenls in the UK, Including the FRC'S Elhlcal Standard, and we have fulfilled our
other ethical responsibillties in a¢cordance with these requlremenl8.
Conclu8lon8 rolatlng lo golng ¢on¢om
In auditing the finan¢ial slalemenls, we have concluded that the board members. use of the going concern
basis of accounting in the preparation of the financial slat8m8nls is approprlale.
Based on the work we have perfomied, we have not Identifled any malerlal uncertalntles relating lo events or
conditions Ihal, indlvldually or collecllvely, may cast significant doubl on th8 Organlsallon's ability lo continue
as a going concern for a period of al least ￿1Ve months from when the financial st8lemenl8 are aulhorised
for issue.
Our responsibllltles and the responsibllllles of the b08rd with respect lo golng concern are de$orlb8d In th8
relevant sections of this report.
Other inforniatlon
The board are responsible for the other infomiation. The other Information comprlses the informatSon Included
in the annual report, other than the financial slalemenls and our audllorfs report thereon. Our opinion on the
rinancial stslemenls does not cover the other infofmalion we do not express any form of assurance ¢ondu$ion
thereon. Ovr responsibility is to read the other Information including the Directors, Trport induding strategic
report, Statement of System of Internal Contrtsls and. In doing so, consider whether the other information is
materially irbconsislenl wllh the financial stal8menls or our knowledge obtained in the audit or otherwise
appears to be materl8lly misstated. If we identify such material Inconsistencies or appar8nl material
misslalemenls, we are required lo determine whether Ihere is a malerlal misstatement in the finoncial
statements or a m8terlal misstatement of the other information. If. based on the work we have performed, we
conclijde that there Is a material misstatement of this other information we are required lo report that fact.
Vve have nothing to report in th1$ regard.
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Other Cornpani85 Act 2006 reporting
In our opinion, based on the work undertaken in th8 course of the audit:
the information glven In the Strategic report and the Directors, Report for the financial year for which the
financial slatfjmen15 are prepared is consislenl with the financial statements., and
the Strategic report and the Dlreclors, Report have been prepared in accordance with applicabl8 legal
requiramenls.
In the light of the knowledge and undèrstanding of thé Organlsallon and its environment obtained in the course
of the audll. we have not identified material mlsstal8menl$ In the Strategic report and Report of the Directors.
We hav8 nolhlng lo report in respect of the following mallers In relation to which the Companies Act 2006
requires us to report lo you rf. in our oplnlon.,
ad8quale accounting re¢ords have not been kept by the organisallon, or returns adequale for our audit
have not been rectived from branches not vislled by us., or
the Organi88tion financial ststemenls are not In agreement with the accounllng records and returns.. or
certaSn disclosure5 of board trustees, remunerallon specrfied by law are not made., or
we have not rec8ived all the information and 8xplanations we requlre for our audit.
Respon81bllStl￿ of Iho Olr•ctor•
As explained more fully in the Slalemenl of Dire¢lors' Responsibi1S1ies, Isel out on page 111 the Directors are
responsible for the preparation of the financial slatemenls and for being satisfied that they give a INe and falr
view, and for such internal control as the DireGtors determine is necessary lo enable the preparation of
financlal st8lemenls that are fre8 from malerlal misslalemenl. whether due lo fraud or error.
In preparin9 the financial slalemenls, the Directors are responsible for assessing the Organisalion's ability lo
continue as a golng concern, disclosing, as applicable, matter5 related lo golng concern and using the going
concern basis of accounling unless the Directors either intend to l*uldale the Organisation or to cease
operations, or have no reallstic alternative but lo do so.
Audltor's respon8lbllltl•s for the audlt of the flnanclal statom•nts
Our oblectives are lo oblain reasonable assurance about whether the financial statements as a whole are free
from material misslalemenl. whether due to fraud or error. and lo issue an auditor's report that includes our
oplnlon. Reasonable assurance is 8 high level of assurance, bul is not a guarant88 that an audit conducted
in accordance wilh ISAS IUKI will alway8 detect a malerlal misslatemgnl when it exists. Misstalemenls can
arise from fraud or error and arg considered material if, Individually or in the aggregate, they could reasonably
be expected to infiuence the economic decisions of users taken on the basis of these financlal Stalemenls.
Extént to whlch the audlt was capablg of detoctlng Irrggularit1•8, Includlng fraud
ITregularitie8. Includlng fraud, are instances of r￿n-corn￿lance with laws and regulations. We design
procedures in line with our responsibilities, outlined above, to delect material misslatemenls in re$ped of
irr8gularilies, including fraud. The extent lo whiGh our pyocedures are capable of deteding irregularities.
in¢luding fraud is detailed below:
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Non*omplianco with laws and rogulatlons
Based on..
Our understanding of the Organisation and the industry in which it operates,.
Discussion with management and those charged with governance., and
Obtalning and understanding of the Organisalion's pollcles and procedures regarding compliance
wfth laws and regulations
we considered the significant laws and regulations lo be the Companies Act 2006. the Housing and
Regeneration Act 2008 and the Accounting Direction for Prlvale Registered Providers of Social Housing 2022.
Th8 Organisalion Is a150 subject to laws and regulallons where the ¢onsequen¢e of non-compliance could
have a material effect on the amount or disclosures in the financial stalemenls, for example through the
imp0511ion of fines or litigatlons. We identified such laws and regulallons to be the Regulator of Social
Housing's Regulatory Standards, employment law, data protection and health and safety legislat￿￿n.
Our procedures in respect of the above included..
Review of minutes of meeting of those charged w￿h governance for any instances of non-
compliance with laws and regulations,.
Revlew of corresponéence with regulatory and tax aulhoritles for any Instsnces of non-compllanGe
with laws and regulations.,
Reviw of finan¢l81 slalement disclosures and ag￿Oing to supportlng documenlalion.,
Involv8menl of lax specialists in the audll.,
Revlew of legal expendllure awounls to understand the nature of expenditure incurred,
Fraud
We assessed th8 suscepllbllity of the financial slalemenls to material misslalemenl, including fraud. Our risk
assessmenl procedures Included..
Enqtsiry with management and those charged wlh governance (also considered Audrt Committee)
regardlng any known or suspected Inslancas of fraud,.
Oblalnlng an unéersl8nding of th8 Organisalion's pollcies and procedures relallng to..
Detecting and responding lo the rlsks of fraud., and
Internal controls eslabllshed lo mltigale risks related to fraud.
Review of minutes of meeting of those charged wllh governance for any known or susp8cled
instances of fraud.,
Discussion amongsl the engagement team as lo how and where fraud might occur In the flnancial
stalemenls.,
Performing analyllcal procedures lo identify any unusual or unexpected relat￿nShIpS that may
Indicate risks of materfal mlsslatement due lo fraud.
Basod on our rl$k a$segsmenl. we consSdered the areas most susceptlble lo fraud lo be management override
through Inappropriate journal entries.
Our proceduffjs in rèspect of the above included le5ting a sample of journal entries throughout the year, which
mel a defined risk criteria, by agreelng lo supporting documentation.
We also communicated relevant idenllfied laws and regulation5 and potential fraud risks to all engagement
team members and remained alert lo any indications of fraud or nonvcompliance wrth laws and regulations
throughout the audit.
Our audit procedure5 were designed lo respond to risks of material misstatement in the flnanclal statements,
recognising that the risk of not detecting a material missialemenl due to fraud is higher than the risk of not
detecting one resulting from error. as fraud may involve deliberate concealment by, for example. forgery,
misrepresentations or through collusion. There are inherent limilalions in the audit procedures performed and
the further removed non-compliance with laws and regulations is from the events and transactions refiecled
in the financial slatemenls, the less likely we are lo become aware of it.
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Indepandent Audltor's Report to tho Mambers of Evolve Houslng + Support
A further descriptK)n of our r8spon5ibililie5 for thè audit of the financLal slatemtnts 55 Ic¢ale(l on the FlnancL41
Reportlng Cou￿11,$ websrte al.. mvw.fr
ditorsres
nsibililies. This descripllon forms part of our
audrtor'8 rerx)rt.
Use of our r•port
This report 16 made solely to the members of the OrganiSat￿n. as a body. in accordance with th8 Housing
and Regeneration Act 2008 and Chapter 3 of Part 16 of the Companies Act 2006. Our audll work has been
undertaken so that we mlghl State lo the Organlsallon's members Ih05e matters we are required to slate lo
them In an auditor's report and for no other purpo$&. To the fullest 8xl8nl permitted by law, we do not accept
or assuma responsibility to anyona other than the Organl8atlon and the membeT8 as a body, for our audlt
work. for this report, or for the opIn￿n$ we have formed.
PJ
*ED8E2FEOfy8E46E
Paul Jagger Isenior Statutory Auditorl
For and on behalf of BDO LLP, 8tatuW audttor
GuildftJTd, Surrey
30 September 2025
BDO LLP 13 a Ilmrted liolxllty Partnership regislgred in Enql&nd and Wales (wlth rfjgisternd number
OC305127).
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statwn•Tht of Compr•h•nsiv• Incorne forlho y••r ended 31 M•r¢h 2026
2023
2024
Tumov
13,480,296
12.￿1,160
opwd￿rtg (¥xts
112A91.068
{11,839.4861
145,113
289.207
1.103A41
B40.881
Profft on dbpJ*al oflangSbkryfmd a88*1
Op•rntlrvJ •wpl
40
1,101841
40,881
t•wl rnc*Wl8 Incom
281.941
281,403
Intsrwt payth nnr*Kang ￿lI
12
12A73•1
1270,5901
1,130,049
831,894
lu•lion
8wplu• ftYth• y••r •ft•r t•x•u1￿ and tolal
eompr•h•nBlYo Incom• fortho y••r
1,150043
831,694
The note8 on pagg5 22 to 35 lorm pwt of Ihe8e financlal slaloment¥.
8mounts derfve from corfnulrwJ actlvllleg.
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Statamont of Flnanclal Actlvitios for th• y•ar •nded 31 March 2025
Unr•strtct•d
Re•lJl¢lgd
Non-
housiD9
Housing
Non.houslnu
act1vl￿
31 March
2025
31 March
2024
Incom•
Grants ￿ CxJnath)ns
20,231
30.223
50,454
205,260
CharttatrAe ￿lIvI￿*S
13,450,296
13.450.296
12,391,160
B3,947
Other tradlng acllvlti85
Interest receiva￿•
94.659
94.859
11
281,941
281,941
261,403
13,450,296
396,831
30,223 13,877.350 12,941,770
Exp•ndltur•
Ralslng Funds
Ch8rftablg
65,$39
65.539
74.133
12.084.882
152,861
139,501
12,377,244 11.703.225
48,785
62.128
235.739
Olh8r tradlng advlt
IntereBt payabl•
48,785
12
180.303
75,436
270,590
12,24S,185
342,821
139,501
12,727,307 12,110.076
N•t Incom•ll•xpondltur• lortho y•8rartd
nfrl mov•m•nt Sn fund¥
1,205,112
54,210
1109,2781
1,150,043
831,894
R•conclll•Uon of fun
o￿nITr9 balanc• a• at 1 Aprll 2024
9.555,233
5.846.121
118,027 15.519,381 14.687,687
Closlnq ￿lanc• •• •131 Uareh 2025
10.760,345
5.9CQ.331
8,749 18,669,424 15.519,381
The notes on pages 22 to 35 form part of these financlal slatementS.
The surplus for the period includes abl gains and losses recognised In the period.
Al amounts derive from conllnulng actlvllies.
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Statement of Flnanclal Positlon at 31 March 2025
Regi8terod Company number: 4796537
Not•
2025
2024
Flxed ••$•ts
Tangitl8 flxad assets- housing propertlg5
Tanglble fixe(J assets- other
13
14
24,039.573 24,781,311
2,222,302
2,149,044
2IM1.875 28.930,355
Curr•nt aog•t•
Debtors- recdvatrAe wilhth one year
Cash and cash equlvalents
15
786,904
1,882.275
1,384,134
7,504,858
•.869,179
8,888,9¥
Cr•dltorn'. amounts falllng du• wlthln on• y•ar
3.118,271
3,180,824
1.550.908
5,728,188
Total a•w¢• l•M ¢urrnn¢ 1lablltt￿•
32.812,783 32.658,523
Cr•dltorn.' amoun¢• falllng du• oft•r mor• than
on• y•ar
17
16,143,359 17,139,142
N•t o•Mt•
16.069.424 15,519,381
Fund• and R•8•r4e•
Gener81 Housing ReBèNg- Unre8trthd
Non-Houslng R6saNes
un￿trICt•￿
Restricted
10,7eo,344
9,555.233
5.91x1.331
8,749
5,846,121
118,027
16.869,424 15,519,381
The finarKial statements were approved by the Board of Directors and authorised for Issue on 18 September
2025
aul Infl•ld
Chair
The notes on pages 22 to 35 fomi part of these financial slatemenls.
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Statemont of Changes In Reserves for the year endod 31 March 2025
General
Housing
Reserve-
Unrestsicted
Non-Housing
Res&rve.
Unr•strlcied
Non-Housing Totsl
Reserve-
Reserves
Restricted
Balance at l Aprfl 2024
9.555,233
5,846,121
118.027
15.519,381
Surplu￿(00ficlt) fof the year
1,205,111
$4,210
1109.2T8}
1.150,043
8al*ne• * 31 M•rch 2025
10,780,344
5,900.331
8,749 16,069,424
The nolas on pa98s 22 10 35 form part of these financlal $talemenls
Statement of Changes in Reserves for the year ended 31 March 2024
G8neral
Houslng
Re8eNe-
unreslr1ct￿l
Non-Hou8lThJ
Reservg-
Unre$trlcted
N¢jn-HoU￿ng Totsl
Re88rve-
Re8erve8
Reslricled
Balance at 1 Aprfl 2023
8,769,197
5,722.424
198,086
14,687,887
Surpluslldeficlll for the year
786.036
123,697
178,0391
831.694
Balance at 31 March 2024
9.555,233
5.846,121
118.027
15,519.381
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ststemont of Cash Flows for th• y•ar ended 31 March 2025
Note
2025
2024
Cash IIow8 trom opgrating actlvltl•s
Swrplus for th• flnanclal yo¥
Adju5trnents for.
Depredation of fixed assets- housing pryrtbs
Depreaation of fixed asset8- other
Amortlsed govemment grdnts
Inlèrgst payable and financing costs
Inlere8t recelvoble and similar incorne
Oecre859lllncr8asel In trade and olher debtors
IDe¢re8sey Increase in tr&Je and other creditors
1,1 50.043
831,694
12
13
870,822
84,297
1401,1901
235,739
1281,9411
597,230
197,645}
872,806
68,432
1401,19))
270.590
{261,4031
1380,3241
259.962
10
N•t c•sh 9gn•r•t•d op•Yatlrw •ctlvlU•$
2,137,355
1,260.587
C8•h flow8 from Inv•8tlng actlvStl•¥
Purcha8e8 01 flxod 8888t3- hou81ng properU88
Purchases ol flxed asse15- olher
Intergst received
12
13
10
1129,0841
(137.5551
281,941
261,403
N•t ¢•sh Imm InvosLlnq •ctlvlths
Cash flow• from fln*n¢lng •ctlvltl••
Interest paid
Rep8yThgnt of loan8- bank
14302
281,403
11
1235,7391
1539,5011
1270,swII
1502,4121
N•t ¢•¥h used In Iln•n¢lng •Ctlwttl•s
{Y75,2401
1773,C4J2)_.
N•t Ificr•￿• In ca•h and cuh •qulvalents
C8sh Bnd cash equlvalent8 al beglnning of year
1,377,417
7,304,85e
8,882,275
748,968
8,755,89)
7.504,858
Cash and CaBh •qulval•nt• at •nd of y•4r
Non cash
changes
RKonclllatl¢)n ot n•t d•bt
1 April 2024
Cash flows
31 Klorch 2025
Cash at bank
Short tsrm loans
Long term loans
7,504,858
1531.7901
13,298,93TI
1,377.417
8.882,275
1588,8821
12,704,342)
{55.OW21
55,092
539,503
Net debt
3 674 131
1916920
5 591051
The notes on pages 22 10 35 fonn part of the8e financial statemants.
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Notos fomilng part of the finanoial sL*tements for the year ended 31 March 2025
INDEX OF NOTES
General noles
Legal status
Accounting policles
Judgements in applylng accounting policies and key sources of estimatlon uncertainty
Statemont of Comprehonsive Income related note8
Particulars of turnover, operallng c08ts and operating surplus
Income and expenditure from social housing lettings
Turnover from non-soC￿l housing lettings
Units of housing stock
Operating surplus
Employees
Dlrector8' ané senior executlve5' remunerallon
Interest receivable and similar income
Interest payable and flnancing ¢o$l$
10
12
Statam•nt of Flnanclal Posltlon relat•d noto0
13
Tangible flxed assel8- housing propertles
14
Other tangible fixed assets
15
Debtors
Creditors.. amounts falllng due wlthln one year
Creditors.. amounts falllng due after more than one year
Deferred capltal grants
Loans and borrowin95
Pension8
Opera15ng leases
Capllal commitments
Related party disclosures
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
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Notes formlng part of the financial stst•m•nts for the year ended 31 March 2025 (¢ontlnued)
Legal status
Evdve Housing + Support is a company limited by guarantee {company number 4796537) and a registered charity
(number 10990511 and Is reglslered wrth the Regulator of Social Houslng as a soci81 housing provider (number
H44001.
Accountlng poliei•s
The financial stslements have been prepared in accordance with applicable law and UK accounting standards
(United Kingdom Generally Accepted Accounting Practice) which for Evolve Housing + Support includes FRS 102
'Ihè Financial Reporting Standard applicable In the United Kingdom and the Republlc of Ireland the Staleffl8nt of
Recommended Practice {SORPI, "Accounting by registered 80cial housing providers" 2018, the A¢countlng
Direction for Prlv8te Registered Providers of Social Housing 2022 and the Companies Act 2006.
The preparation of financial slalements in Gompllance with FRS 102 requires the use of certaln crltlcal a¢¢ountlng
estimate¥. 11 also requires management lo exercise ludg&menl in applying accounting policies.
The following principal accounting policies have been applied..
Going conGem
We have reviewed budgets, forecasts, cash flow proje¢llon$ and compllance with covenants for the p8rlod lo 31
March 2027. We carry out stres5 testing on our budget prolectlons and forecasts and model varlous Scenarios
including the loss of major contrac15, Increased slaff and malntenance costs and Inter851 rale change3. Options for
mitigallon lo èn$ure the business can conllnue in the short and longer term have also been reviewed. As a result of
these révlew$, the Board considers that the organlsallon has adequate r850urces lo continue in op8r81ional
exlslenc¢ for al least 12 months from th8 dale these flnan¢lal statements are signed. Accordingly, we ¢ontlnue lo
adopt the golng concern basis In preparing the ac¢ounl$.
Incom8
Income is mea$ureO at the falr value of tho consideration recelved or recelvable. The organlsation generate8 the
following material income streams..
Rent and serv1¢8 charges.. rental and service charg8 Income (after deducllng lost rent from void properties
available for letting) is recognised when re¢eivable',
Management fee income from managed services Is recognised when receivable,.
Supporting People income is recognised in the per￿)d lo whlch 11 relates in accordance with underlylng
service conlracls..
GovernmenVLocal Aulhorfty grants.. revenue income is recognised in the period lo whlch il relates..
Charitable grants and (Jonalions.. grant Income 1$ recognised in the period lo which It relates. donallons are
accounted for when they are received.
Bank interest is accounted for when il Is TeGeived.
Supportsd IKJuslng schemes
The organisation r￿eNeS Supporting People grants from a number of London Boroughs. The grants received in the
period as well a5 costs incurred in the provision of support servlces have been included in the Statement of
Comprehensive Income. Any excess of cost over grant received is borne by the organisalion.
Servicg Gharges
The organisalion calculates and charges service charges to ils customers based on expenditu￿ estimated each
year as part of the annual budgeting process.
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Notes forming part of the flnanclal statemonts for the year ended 31 March 2025 (contlnugdl
Accountlng pollcles (continued)
Management of unlts owned by others
Managèment fees receivable and reimbursed expenses are shown as Income and included In management fees
receivable and are accounted for when they are due. Costs of carrying out the management contracts and
rechargeable expenses are included in operating costs.
Value Added Tax
The organlsallon charges Value Added Tax IVAT) on some of Its Income and is able lo recover part of the VAT il
Incurs on expendllure. The fSnancial 81alemenls include VAT lo the 8xl8nl that il Is suffered by the organisation and
not recoverable from HM Revenue and Customs. Recoverable VAT arises from partially exempl activities and is
credited to the Slalemenl of Comprehenslve Income.
Fln8nce costs
FInan￿ costs ar8 Charged lo expandilure over the tèrm of the debt uslng the effectlve interest rale method so that
the amount charged 1$ al a ¢onslanl r818 on the carrying amount.
Pension Gosts
Contributions lo th& organlsatlon's defined conlrlbulSon penslon schemes are expensed in the year in whlch they
become payable.
T8nglble fixgd assets- hou$lng Ixopertl8S
Housing propertles constructed or acqulred {including landl on the open marl(el since the date of transllion to FRS
102 are slated at cost less depre¢lation and impairment {where applicable).
The cost of houslng land and property represents the purchase pricè and any dSrecUy attributable c051s of acqulsltlon
which may include an appropriate amount for staff Gosls and other costs of managing developmènt.
Expendllure on major refurblshmenl lo properties 15 capitsli5ed where the work8 increase the nel rental $lream over
the lrfe of the property. An increase in the nel rental stream may arise through an increase in the not rental Income,
a reduction in future rnainlenan￿ costs, or a subsequent extension in the lrfe of the property. All other repalr and
placement expenditure including component replacement is charged lo the Statement of Comprehensive Income.
Depreciation ofhousing pmperty
ousing land and property is $plil be￿een land, structure and other major components that ar8 expected lo require
replacement over time.
Land Is not depreciated be¢au$e of its indefinite useful economic lrfe.
Assets in the course of conslruGlion are not depreciated until they are completed and ready for use to ensure that
they are depreciated only in periods in which economic benefits are expected to be consumed.
The cost of all other housing property {nel of accumulated depreclalion to date and impairment, where appllcable}
and components is depreciated over the useful economic lives of the assets on the following basls=
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Notes formlng part of the flnan¢lal statem•nts for the year ended 31 March 2025 {contlnued)
Accounting policiès (continued)
Housing properties are split be￿een the structure and the major components which require periodic replacement.
The costs of replacement or restoration of these components are capilali3ed and deprecialad over the determined
average useful economic Ilfe as follows..
Descrlplion
Economic useful life (yeatsl
Structure
Roof coverings
Walls, floors, ceilings
Mechanical systems
Boilers and central healing
Lifts
Electrical installations
External doors and windows
Sprinkler systems
Kitchens, bathrooms and other filllngs
50
45
35
30
25
20
15
Leasehold properties are depreciatod over the length of th8 lease except where the expected useful economlc Ilfe
of propertles is shorter than the leaso, when the lease and building elements are depreciated separately over Ihelr
expected useful economic lives.
T8ngible flx8d 8SSgts- Other
Other tangible fixed as5els are staled at hlstorical cost less 8ccumulal8d depreciallon and any a¢¢umulated
impairment losses. Historical cost includes expenditure that is directly attributable lo bringing the asset to the
location and condition necessary for it lo be capable of operating in the manner intended by management.
The organisalion adds lo the carrying amount of an item of fixed assets the cost of replacing part of such an item
when that cost Is incurred rf the replacement part Is expected to provide incremental future beneflls lo Ihe
org8nisalion. The carrying amount oflhe r8placed part is de￿cognISed. Repairs and maintenanc8 costs are Charged
lo expenditure during the period in which they are incurred.
Dewec18tion olother tangible fixed 8SSOts
Depreciation on other assets is charged lo allocate the cost of assets less their residual valu8 over Ihelr e3llmaled
Useful lives, uslng the straight4ine method. The estimated useful Ilves r¥nge 8s follows-
Descripllon
EGonomk useful life (years)
Leasehold land and buildings
Plant, machinery and vehicles
Fixluffjs, fillings. tr)ols and equipment
Computers
Lease term
5-10
The assels, residual values, useful lives and deprecialion method$ are reviewed, and adjusted if appropriate, rf there
is an indication of a signlficanl change since Ihe13st reporting date.
Gains and losses on disposals ar8 determined by comparing the pro¢eed$ wtth the carrying amount and are
recogni5ed within 'olher operating income, in the Statement of Compffjhonsive In¢ome.
Government grants
Grants received in relation to assets that are presented at deemed cost at the dale of Iran511ion have been ￿OUnted
for using the performance model as required by Housing SORP 2018. In applying this model. such grant has been
presented as rf il were origlnally recognised as income within Ihe Statement of Compyehensive Income in the year
it was receivabla and is therefore included within brought forward reserves.
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Notes forming part of the financlal statements for the year ended 31 March 2025 (contlnued)
Accountlng pollcles (continued)
Grants received slnce the transition dale in relation to newly acquireij or existing housing properties are accounted
for using the accrual model set out in FRS 102 and the Houslng SORP 2018. Grant is carried as deferred income In
the Statement of Financial Position and released lo the Statement of Comprehensive Income on a syslemali¢ basls
over the useful economic lives of the asset for which It was received.
Where social houslng grant {SHG) funded propety Is sold, the grant becomes recyclable and Is transferred to a
recycled Capital grant fund until il 15 reinvested in a replacement propety. If there Is no requirement lo reGyGle or
repay the grant on disposal of the assets, any unamortised grant remalnlng wllhin creditors is released and
recognised as income withln the Statement of Comprehenslve Income.
Gran15 relating lo revenue are recognlsed In the Statement of Comprehensiv8 Income over the same perlod as the
expenditure to whlch they relate once performance related condllions have b88n met.
Grants due from govemment organisalion8 or recelved In advancé are Induded as current assets or current
Impalrment of fixed assets
The housing property portfollo of the organi88tion Is assessed for indlcalor5 of Impairmenl at each flnancial year
end. Where Indicators are IdgnlSfied then a delalled assessment Is undertaken lo comparè the carrying amount of
assets or cash generating units for which impairment Is Indlcaled lo their recoverable amounts. An option appraisal
Is carried out lo determlne the option which produces the highest nel realisable value. Valuations on rental return or
potential Sale proceeds are obtained and used to Inform the options. The organisalion looks al the nel realisable
value, under the option5 8V8llable, when considering the recoverable amount for Ihe purposes of impairment
assessment. The recoverable amount Is taken to be the higher of the fair value le$$ ¢o$l$ lo sell or value in use of
an asset or cash generating unll. The assessment of value in use rnay involve con$iderallons of the service potential
of the assets or cash generallng unl1$ concerned or the present value of future cash flows to ba derived from them
appropriately adjusted to account for any restrictions on th8Sr use. No propertiès have been valued at value In use-
servlce potential (VIU-SPI.
The organisalion defin85 ¢a$h generating units as schemes except where its scheme$ are not 8uffSclently large In
size or where it is geographically $en$lble lo group schemes into larger cash generating unlt5. Whara the recoverable
amount of an asset or cash genepllng unlt Is lower than ils carrying value an impairment Is recorded through 8
Gharge to the Stslemenl of Comprehen$lve Income.
Any losses arislng from impalrmenl are recognised In the Stalemenl of Comprehenslve Income in other operating
expenses.
Debtors and C￿ditorS
Debtors and Gredilors with no staled interest rate and receivable or payable wlthln one year are recorded al
transaction price.
Recoverable 8mount ofrenlal and other trade receivables
The organisation estimates the recoverable value of rental and other receivables and impairs the debtor by
appropriate amounts. When assessing the amount to impair it revlews the age profile ofthe debt, historical Collection
rates and the class of debt.
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Notes forming part of tha financial sL*ements for the year ended 31 March 2025 (contlnued)
Accounting pollcles (continu8d)
Loans, Investments and short-tem? deposits
AJI loans, investments and short-lerm dep08its held by the organisation are c18ssrfied as basic financial instruments
in accordance with FRS 102. Thase instruments are initially recorded al the transaction price less any Iransacllon
costs Ihislorul costl. FRS 102 requires that basic financial instruments are subsequently measured al amortised
cost, however the organisallon has calculated that the drfference beiween the hlslorical cost and amortised cost
basis Is not material and so Ih6se financial instruments are slated on the Statement of Financial Position at hlslorlcal
cost. Loans and Investments that are payable or receivable within one year are not discounted.
Flnanclal Ilabilities and equity
Financ181 liabilities and equity are classified aC￿rdIng to the substanc8 of the fSnan¢lal Instrument's conlraclual
obllg8tlon8. rather than the financial instrument's legal form.
Cash and oash 8quw818nts
Cash and cash equivalents in the Statement of Flnancial Posllk>n consists of cash al bank, in hand. deposlls and
8hort-18rm Inve$lment8 with an orlglnal maturlty of three months or less.
Leased assets.. L8SS88
VVher8 ass•ts a￿ flnanced by leaslng agreements that give rights Ihal approximate to ownership (finance leases),
the assets are treated as if they have been purchased outright. The amount capilalised is the present value of Ihe
minimuni lease paymanls payable over the term of the lease. The corresponding leasing commitments are shown
as amounts payable lo the lessor. Depreciation on the relevant assets is charged lo expendilure over the shorlar of
the esllmated usefvl e¢onomlc lrfe and the lemi of tha lease.
Lease payments are analysed befyveen capital and interest components so that the interest element of the payment
Is charged lo expendilure over the term of the leas8 and is calcula18d so that il represents a constant proportion of
the balance of capital repayments outslandlng. The capital part raduces the amounts payable lo the lessor.
All olher188ses are treated a$ operatlng leases. Their annual rentals are charged to exp8nditure on a slraighl-llne
basis over the lerm of the lease.
Reserves
Income received, and expenditure incurred, for reslricled purposes Is Separately accounted for wllhln reslrlcted
funds. Realised and unr&alised gains and losses on assets held by these funds are also allocated to the fund.
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Notes fornilng part of the finaTrGlal statement8 for the year ended 31 March 2025 {contlnued)
Judgémènts In applylng accountlng poliGles and key Source8 of e8tlmatlon uncertainty
In preparing these finan¢lal s18tements. the key judgemenls have been made in respect of the following:
whether there are indicators of impalrment of the organlsatlon's tangible 8nd intangible assets. Factors tsken Into
consideration in reaching such a decision include the economlc viability and expected future finan¢lal
performance of the asset and where it is a component of a larger cash-generating unil. the viability and expected
fvlure performance of that unlt. The Board have considered the measurement basis lo determine the recoverable
amount of asset5 where there are indicators of impairment based on EUV-SH (Existing Use Value - Social
Housing) or depreciated replacement cost. The Board have also consIde￿d Impairment based on Ihelr
assumptions lo define cash or asset generating units.
the calegorisalion of housing properties as investment properties or property, plant and equlpmenl based on the
us& of the asset.
• what conslltutes a cash generallng unil when indi¢alor$ of Impalrmenl require there lo b8 an Impaimienl review.
Each accommodallon service is regarded as a separate cash generating unit, and Impalrmenl reviews are
undertakell at an indivklual scheme level.
Other key sources ofestimat￿n uncertainty
Tangible fixed assets (s&8 notes 13 and 14)
Tanglble fixed assets, other than investment propertles, are depreciated over their useful lives taking into account
re51dual valuès, where appropriate. The actual lives of the assets and residual values are assessed annually
and may vary dependlng on a number of factors. In re-assessing asset lives, factors 5uGh as the condition of the
as5el and its future In¢ome generating potential are taken into account. Residual value assessm8nls consider
Issues $u¢h as future market condition5, the remaining life of the asset and projected disposal values.
For houslng property assets, the assets are broken down Into components based on marbagemenl's assessment
of the propertles. Individual useful economic lives are assigned lo these components.
Rental and other trade re¢eivabl8s (debtors) (see note 15)
The estimate for recelvables relates lo the recoverability of the balances outstanding at year end. A revlew Is
performed on an IndIv￿Ual debtor basis lo Gonsider whether each debt is recoverable.
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Not98 formlng part of the flnanclal 8tatemonts for the year ended 31 March 2025 {contlnuod)
Partlculars of tumovor. operatlng c¢)sts and operatlng 8urplus
Turnovor
Opgr•tlng
Op•ratlng
Surplus
2025
2025
2025
Sodal hou•lng l•ttlng8 (Noto 51
Oth•r Soclal Houolng Actlvltl•8
10,889A55
9,426,730
1,462,725
Charges for support 8ervlcas
Supportlng people
65,265
2,495,S76
194,875
2,495.576
{129,6101
13,450,298
12.117,181
1,333,115
ActIvItl￿ oth•r than Soclal Hou•lng Actlvltlo1
L8thng8
Grants arKJ Don8tion8
94,659
50,454
59,176
315,211
35,483
1264,7571
145,113
374.837
1229,2741
Surplu• b•lorn dl•po•81 of t•nglbl• Ilx•d u••t•
13,595A09
12,491.568
1.103,841
Proflt on dlspotsal of tanglble fixad 888&ts
Op•r•tSng Surplu•
13S954
12491 508
1 103841
Tumov8r
Oparatlrvd
CO8t8
2024
OperatlTrJ
Surplus
2024
2024
Soclal houslro lethng8 (Nots 51
Ott)er Soc181 Houslng Actlvltiab
9,754,416
8,726,130
1,028,286
Charges for support gervlceB
Supporling people
74,063
2,562,681
183.008
2.562.681
1108,9451
12,391,160
11,471.819
919,341
Advltles other than Sodal Hou$lng
Lathngs
Olhgr
83.947
205,260
62,128
305,539
21,819
1100,2791
289,207
12,6￿.367
36T.667
11.B39.486
178.4801
840,881
Surplus bgforg dSsposal of tangible fixed 8588ts
Profit on di8po$g1 of tangible fixed assets
Operating Surplus
12,680,367
11.839.486
840.881
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Notes fomilng part of the financlal statements for the year ended 31 March 2025 {contlnuedl
Income and expendlture from 8oclal houslng lettlngs
Supported
houslng
2025
Supported
houwng
2024
Income
Rents n81 of Idènuflable service charges
Service charge Incorne
Amort188d govemmgnt gronts
Other incom6
Turnov•r from •oclal hou$lng l•ttlnq8
3,670,545
6,748,252
401.190
69.486
10,889,455
4.313,397
5.039.829
401,190
9.754.416
E¥pondltur•
Man8gem8nt
Service charg8 costs
Routine m8inl6nBnce
Major r8palr8 expandStur8
Bad dtsbts
DeprecIa￿on of hou8lng propgrt18s'.
- annual charge
Leg81 and con8ullanry f888
other costs
1.508,005
4.870,709
525,485
780,fj89
233,742
1.452.434
4,089.918
792,432
1,053,868
196.817
870,822
467,307
187,971
872,806
80,629
187,226
Op•ratlng •xwndSturn on •ocl•l h¢)u•ln9 l•ttlnq•
9.426,730
8,726,130
Op•r•tlng •urplu• on •ocl•l hou•lng l•ttlng•
1,462,725
1.028,286
Vold lo••
448 963
Tumovor from nonwsoclal hou81ng1ottlng8
2025
2024
Conferenc4ng an(J nur8ary facilltlos
94.059
83,947
UnSts of hou81ng 8tock
2025
Nufflb•r
2024
Number
Supportetj Hou81ng
1kn8d Unlts
434
Supported A¢wmmodation managed forothers
106
Total ThTn•d and manayd accornmodation
540
540
SLbPPOrted Ac￿MmodatIOn managad forothers at 1 April 2024
Units handed back lo landlord
100
119
13
Supportod Accommodauon managed for others at 31 March
2025
106
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Notes forn)Ing part of the Ilnan¢lal $tstements for the year endod 31 March 2025 {¢ontlnuod)
Oporating surplus
2025
2024
This is arrived al after Charg1￿[¢re￿Il1ng>'.
Oepreciation of houging pr4perti85
Depreciation of other tangible flxed a889ts
Pfoflt on disposal of ffixed a85818
870.822
64.297
872,806
68,432
Op&raUrg leasa chgrges- land & bulldlng
106,904
111.082
Audltorfs remun8raUon:
- f8&8 pAyable to the organlsalion's aL*Yrtor forthe audrt of the
annual accounts
- fee8 for non-audit 86rvlc68
43,500
41,500
Deflnod ￿nt￿bu￿On pen$lon Cost
166.127
181,718
Employ••o
2025
2024
Staff costy Ilndudlng L8ad8r8hlp Team) con6181 of..
Wagos and salartey
Soclal 9gcurfty costs
Cost ofdefined conlrlbulion 8cheme
Redundancy costs
5.422,301
478,985
166,127
4,541
4,8e9,877
427,503
161,718
47,813
Totol staff c08ts
8.071,954
5,506,911
Tho av8rg90 nurnter of employees Ilncludlng tho Leader8hlp Team} durfng the year, based on he8d¢ount. wa8 as follows..
2025
Numb•r
2024
Number
Admlnl8lr8Jon
Housing and Support
Cha￿tatI0 prolects
18
169
21
172
191
199
10
Dlrectors. and ••nlor •x•cutlves' remuneratlon
Th8 Dlr8Ctors land members of the Boarejl are shown on page 1. SenKJr executives are the Chief Exgcutive and the Leadership
T8Bm Bs dlsclosed on page 1.
2025
2024
Leadershlp TeBm erTrJlumer
432,257
407,331
Contrlbutlons to rThJnty pur¢ha8e p8ndon schem8S
29,851
32,044
462.108
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Notes forming part of thè financlal statements lor the year ended 31 MarGh 2025 (contlnued)
Induded in the above a￿ redundancy payments of £Nil {2024: £41,845)
None of the rnemb8rs of th& Board received any emoluments from the organi88t¥)n12024.' nll}.
Th8 total amoLbnl p8yablg to th8 Chlof Executive to 31 January 2025, who w8s alsts the h￿hest paid director in re8pect of
emobJment5. was £173,04712024- £119,054). Pension contributions of£9,37112024- £ 6.3581 wero made to a money purcha88
schorne on h8r behalf.
A8 B member of the orgBni8allon'8 personal pgnslon plan, the penslon ant￿lement of the Chlef Exacudv8 Is Identthl lo thoBe of
0th8r member8.
Durfng th9 yaar. contributlons wère pald Into tho organlsatlon's dafined contribulSon pen￿On Èch8m8 on behaw of 5 senior
ex8CUtiV8812024- 51.
Tho ramun8rallon lexcludlng p8nBion conlrfbufjonsl pald to stsff Ilncludlng Leadership Team) eamlrwJ over £80,OC(I:
2025
Numb•r
2024
Number
£70,000- £79,999
£80,000- £89,999
£90,CK)0- £99,999
£100.000- £109,999
£110.00￿£lI9,g9g
£170.000,-,£179,999
The Iclal of pension contributions pald on behalf m8rnb8r8 of staff eamlng over £60,OC4) was £29,85212024'. £30,994).
11 Inlerest r•c•lvabl• and Ilmllar Income
2025
2024
Bank Interest recelvable
261,403
12 Interest payabl• and financlng co•ts
2025
2024
Interest payable on bank loan8 8nd overdrafts
Bonk charyJes
231,408
4,331
264,364
6,226
235,739
270,590
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Notes forniing part of the Ilnanclal sLitements for the year ¢nded 31 March 2025 (contlnuod)
13 Tangible flx¢d assets- houslng propertl•8
Frn•hokl Land
Long L•o8•hold
& Bulldlngs Land & Bulldlngs
Tolal Land &
Bulldlngs
Cost ¢x valtsallon..
Al l Aprfl 2024
Addition8
tI8po8815
35,778,355
129,084
1,107,651
36,888,000
129,084
At 31 March 2025
35,907,439
1.107,651
37,015,090
Depre¢i811on.'
At 1 Aprfl 2024
Charg8 fr)r yoar
DIsp08als
11,583,045
853,911
521.850
16.911
12,104,695
870.822
At 31 March 2025
12,436,956
s38.￿1
12,975,517
N•t book vAlu• at 31 March 2025
23A70,463
569.090
24.039,573
Ng1 book value al 31 M8r¢h 2024
24.195.310
588,001
24.781.311
2025
2024
Works to propertles
lrnprovements to ex68tlng prop8rtle8 capltallsed
Major repair8 8xpondltur8 charged to Staternenl of Compr8hen81vg In¢omg
129,084
760,689
1,OS3,888
889,773
1.053,888
Capltal grant- H￿SIng Prop6rt508
20 059 486
20 059 486
Impalfm•nt
Th8 organisallon consider8 ga¢h 8c¢c*nmodatk)n servlce lo r8pr6s8nl 8 89parate cash generallng unil ICGUI whgn 8888sslng
for Impalmienl In accordanc& wlth Ihe requiremants of FRS102 and SORP 2018. Impairnient a8se95menls 8re c8wrigd out on an
Indfvldual scheme ba￿8.
Propertlg1 h•ld for ••¢urlty
Propoty vAth a not boDk value of £12.431.609 was pbodged as Bocurfty 8131 Mgrch 202512024- £12,790,339).
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Notes fomiing part of the Ilnancial statgmants for the year endad 31 Ma￿h 2025 (contlnuedl
14 Other tangibl• fixgd assèts
Non-Houslng
Fr••hold
Land and
Buildlng•
Flxtur•8,
flttlngs,
equlpment
and v•hlcl•s
Total othor
Fixod 1$8•ts
Cost or valuation
Al 1 April 2024
Addf(K)ns
Di8p05als
2,81fj.780
1,324.293
137.555
4,141,073
137,553
At 31 March 2025
2,816.780
1.461,848
4,278.028
Dewaci8tion
Al l Aprfl 2024
Ch8Tge for y&or
Di8posalg
At 31 Mar¢h 2025
675.871
62,976
1.316,158
1,321
1,992,029
64.297
738,847
1.317,479
2,056,326
Nel book value
At 31 March 2025
2,077.933
144,309
2,222,302
Al 31 M8r¢h 2024
2 140909
8,135
2.149.044
15 D•btor8
2023
2024
R•celvable wlthln on• y••r
Rent and 88rvlc8 charge arTear8
Le8B.' PToviBion for doubthil dab18
917,009
1554,5031
362,566
928.224
(462.4821
485,762
Trade debtors
other debtrJr8
Prep8ym&nls and accrued Income
282.277
10,428
131,635
398,108
422,721
97,543
786,904
1,384,134
16 Croditor•: amounts falllng due wlthin ono yoar
2023
2024
Loans and borro¥￿ngS (Note 201
Trade crg(rrto
Taxation and soclal s8CUrtty
othef rxodtiors
D8f8rred capital grant (Note 19)
Accruals and deferred income
S86,882
458,438
104,389
159.312
401,190
1.408,060
531.790
474.277
117.143
250,787
401,1
1.385,637
3,118,271
3,160.824
Th8 bank loans are repayable in instslmentS Ovgr 10- 15 years. The bank loark8 arè secured by fixed charges over the freehold
prope￿"eS at stockwell Road. Alex8ndo House, Ingfam Court, Burton-VVhit8 House and Kingston Road. The loans bear interest
al varfable rate8 calculated al a mafgln above the Base Rate. One loan has an Interest rate of 3% fixed over thè térm ofthe loan.

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Notos formlng part of the flnanclal statoments for the year onded 31 March 2025 (contlnued)
17 Credltor8: amounts falllng due after more than one year
2025
2024
Loans 8nd borT￿ng6 (Note 191
D•f8rr8d ca￿tal grant (Note 181
2,704,344
13,439,015
3,298,937
13,840,205
16.143,359
17,139,142
18 Doforr•d capltal grants
2025
2024
At 1 Awll
Grants recelved during the year
Ralaasad to Inc0rn8 durfrvJ the year
14,241.395
14.642.585
1401,190)
1401,1901
At 31 Marc
13,840,205
14,241.395
Total valu8 of grgnts recelved
20.059 486
19 Loans Jnd borrowlng•
Malurfty of dgbt..
2025
2024
In one year cf1888, or on demend
In mor8 than ong year bul not more than tsvo year8
586,882
017.888
531,790
565,531
In more than yeaf8 bul not more than fve years
In more than flvo yao
1.391.489
094.967
1,544,759
1,188,847
3.291.226
3,830,727
20 Panslons
Evolve provtd8s a Defined Conlribthion Pension Schgmo that 1$ open lo 811 gmployeos.
21 Operatlng leases
The organisat1￿ hatl mlnlmum lease payments under norTr<ancellable OFeralSrvJ lea8e8 88 Set out belcpw:
Anthint• p•yabl• a• L•ss
2025
2024
Land and bulldlngs
Not lator than 1 yggr
Within 1- 2 years
thin 2- 5 years
66,804

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Notes fomilng part of the flnandal statements for the year ended 31 March 2025 (contlnuod)
22 Capital Gommltments
In July 2025, a contra¢l was signed for fir& remedSal works across our estate. The contract wlll be funded from cash
reserves.
C¢)mmltmont• contrn¢tod Ixrt not provld•d for
2025
2024
Fire remedial work
2.254.OJ7
23 Relat•d party dlsclo8ures
The ultimate controllSrvJ party of the organ180Uon18 the Board of Ev0￿8 Hou81ng + Support.
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