DoCu￿gn Envekjpe ID." FBEBE8G￿Bs4-8EFA￿Ocm0EE3E4ls203
REGISTERED COMPANY YUMBER: 04883580 (F.ngl%nd Wale5)
RECISTERF.D CHARITY Tr4UMBF.R: 1101935
Report ofthe Trustees
UD*udlted FIts%DdAI Stgtements For The Year Ended 31 December 2025
for
The Ngtlonal orgAnI￿tIon For FASD
Fuller Spurling
Mill 110￿￿C
58 Guildford Street
Chertsey
KT169BE

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The Naiional Orginlsatfjon FOT FASD
Cothtents of the Fln*nei*l StAtements
For The Year End¢d 31 Decemlxr 21125
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Report of (he Trustees
Independetti Exandner'5 Report
Statement of Fln*ncffi81 Actl>ltle5
Balance Sheet
9 ¢0 10
otts to the Flnanelal St*tements
Detsiled Stgttmeni of Flnanelai ACtI￿deS
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The Natkbn#l Ory4nl$atlon For FASD
Report of tht Tn)stees
For The Year Ended 31 December 2025
Th¢ In￿le¢S who are also direciors of the charity for Ihe purFM)ses of the Companies Aci 2006, pr¢s¢ni (heir r¢w)rt M'ith
the fsnancial ststements of the charity for the year ended 31 December 2015. The trustees have adopted the provisions of
Accowitsng and Rwrting by Chariues: Statement of Recommettded Practic¢ applLcabl¢ to (1￿￿"￿¢S picparing th¢ir
accounts ill accordanc¢ with thc F￿¢la] Rcp)rting Srand8rd applicabl¢ in th¢ UK and Rcpublic of Ircland (FRS 102)
(¢if¢cLive l January 2019).
OBJECMES AND ACTIVITIFS
Obleetlvts And alms
ie National Organisation for FASD 1$ commitod to ￿Uca110n and raising awarcnus about Fcthl Alcohol Spectrnm
DisordeT IFASDI and ￿ helping individuals, their families and all ihose affeeted by FASD.
Nationdj FASD srcks a whuc FASD is undtrstood, diasllosed carly and propcrly sUpF￿£(L and dcohol-exposed
pregnancie5 are rcduce<L
I￿r nyo CO￿ projects in 7025 wcrc fOC￿$cd on: Ptcvents"oll I"LeatDing") and WellbeiD8.
Our PrevcnLion wolk's objective 1$ to have FASD recognised as an urgent public health issue. where alcohol exp(Kd
Pregnancy Prevention is embedded in UK health systems. hospitality bellings and public underbthnding. As part of ihe
'orL we ￿'Ork toward the following key oul¢omes'.
' Incrc(Ls¢d awdrcncss of alcohol-frce pregnancy at]d FASD amon8 the public.
' NTCF. Qualiiy Sthndard 204 undersL(MMI and implemented in prdciice, supp)ned by awareness raising, targeted Lraining
and 10015 lor hea1[h￿r¢ praciitioner& including using the alcohol and pregnancy toolkil and e course to meet ststements
land2.
' Awarenes5 ￿1$1￿8 of the risks of alcohol and pregnancy among the onthde and iti ind￿strY.
Our Welltr*ing work'b objective is thai people with FASD and their families have timely diagnosis, acce&sible
infomiation and Meaningfi￿ supwrt to live well across Nauonai FASD sccks a UK whcre FASD is ulldeESt(x￿.
th"a￿Osed early and prvpcrly sup]x)rte4 a[￿ aicohol-exwsed pregnallcies are reduced.
r (wo ci)re projecLS in 2025 were roc￿Sed on.. Prevention I"Learning"l and WellEf ing.
(￿r Prevention Wo￿,$ objective 15 to have FASD recogtus¢d &s an urgcnt public health issue, whcre alcohol ¢xpos¢d
pregnancy pr¢venlion is embedded in UK health syste￿8 hospitality setiings and public understanding. As part of the
worf(. we w'ork ioward the following key outromes..
' Increased awaJeness of alcohol-frcc prcgnaucy and FASD among thc publ2c.
' NICE (￿lty Stslldard 2ts1 understood and irnplemcntrd in pracTice, SllPFX)rt2d by awarene&% raisiD8, targded traiDing
and ioolb for healthca￿ praciiiioner4 including Ubing the alcohol and pregnancy toolkit and e course to mea stalemenLs
l and2.
' AM'arcn¢&s t3isinB of the risks of alcohol and pregnaDCy amon8 the on-trdde and in industty.
(￿r Wcllbcing M'ork's objcctlV¢ Ib thai people with FASD and theii. families have (imely di4L&JllOSlS, ac￿ssible
inlornia¢ion and meaningliLI support lo live well across the lifespan. This reflec(b the lifelong. whol¢ body nanwe ol.
FA.SD and the risks of w>or outromcs without carly recowtson and supwn.
' NICE Quality.Stsndard 204 SiatemcnLS.3, 4 aud 5 are undersroL)d and itnplemented in practice.
Proniotion ol. iTRproved access io PO&i41iagnoslic supporn pathways. including promoiion of our Me and My FASD and
Living FASD resources.
' Managin8 under contrdd the Greater ManchesEer FASD NeThvo￿.
' Preparation of initial videos focused on the key iDUJOrtancc of the trlltLsitioD to Ldulthood.
' Promotion Of.￿bE1C me&saging about FASD prevention on TV and in other are&s.
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The Natlonal Organlsatlon For FASD
Report of the Trustets
For The Ye4r F.ndtd 31 Dectmber 2025
OPJECllVES AND ACT[￿TriEs
Significant actii'ities
Prtventlon ("Ltarnlng"):
Our prev¢niion work continu¢5 to bc a focus of the organis￿l0n. ITL 202S our work focused oll materials for
mai¢rnity tcam& incluth'ng our alcohol aDd pregnancy toolkit and the developrnent of a llew lanyard discu&sion aidc.
ong(bing devclopment of a universitj module for maternity 5rudents, a trial of ollr toolki4 and a on working ￿'¥th
NHS policy rnakers to cxplore ways LO bctter irnprove digitsl recording. We also have iKen scoping the needs of health
visit¢)rs. In addition. in ?025 we have bel￿ dcvelopthg a new initiative that could Icad ts) narjonai impact in On-trade
vcnucs acro&s thc county. This work has bccn supponcd by Diagco, Hcinckcn and thc Portman Group.
Wellb£ing:
In 2025 our welltxing work fo¢￿8ed on providing 5UPFOrt for pety)le with FASD and their families. This included our
contracL to coordinaie the Grcater Manchesier FASD NeTh¥ork Ihups..I1gmf&sdnetwo￿.1￿f￿} funded by the Grea￿r
Manchcster Integrated Carv Board. We prtwjuced Living FASD magazin¢4 a "Ask About FASD" leaflei and FK>ster,
and held a Series of online sessio￿, coffee mornings and an FASD Awareness Day evmt in M3n¢hesier thai included
several television stars. We launchcd a new TikTok channel Iwiih one of our posts geriing more than 140.tKN) views).
We also recorded videos &s the b￿1$ ofcontinued efforts to focus on the imporrance of preparing people with FASD for
the tsZllSitiot] TO ad￿th0Od. This was with the support of the Sarn Gardincr family, who launched a Just Giving
fjJndra15ing effLYr on behalf of thcir son who trd8ically died in an duth a¢cidrnt. Wc wndccd with Hackn)ry to upskn.ll
their Children and Family Hubs and M'e helped the charity Kinship with DfE-funded trainin8 lor kinship carers. We
responded to more than 240 helpline inquiries in 2025 and conthLcied traintngs throughout the Ye￿ for a variety ot.
placrs and including nJastcr¢lass&s for SFKcch and language thmpists alld family law. sp￿la115Lg.
Wc have continued to raise the profile of. FASD in Parliamen¢ government. media and public discours4 including on
several TTV regi¢)nal slations and a naLional radio show. W¢ have prnm0t￿ simng alliances with k¢y profwional
Ix)dies and Royal Colleges. charitie& universities and indumy partncrs aliw)in8 with prevention and w¢llb¢ing goals.
We havc hcltrd to ensure that Iivtd expeEieDce stories are visible across media and social plarfortns. linked to
programme evidence. We have worked collaborativel) with seyerdl waliiions as well &$ the FASD UK Allianc£.
Wc continue ro evolve our illLen￿l ￿$teMS, to ensure that we bave the fi]nding. sysrtms. people and brand clariry
needed to deb.vcr our mission sustainably.
r Thch continues to be wide. Tn 2025, our 3 websi(es.' Iwww.nalionalfas(Lorg.uk,
Hryvw.las(Lmc,
ww.prevcDtf&sd.infol had a combincd tor￿ of 238,784 views from 79.463 usets. Our YouTube théJthels has more than
lo.0￿ views. We have more than 6.(XMI emd21 suh.scribers, 5,200 Faceb(K>k followers, and nearly IS￿ regIs￿red
learners on our eschool. We had jusi over 580 merch order5 in 2025.
Impaet
Naiional FASD is having a stsDng, muliilayered impaci on familie& Professionals and wider sysrem& with particularly
clear value in awaren&8s. practica] rcsollrces. and a scnse of commut]iry and validation for people living with FASD and
their car¢rs.
The￿ is also m&gningful engagemeni from edLL¢aior& healthcare pmfe55iona15, social ¢areJjus1ice wY)fe&sionalb aNJ
rC.￿Carchers, sb(buring that the organisation'5 wojk is iDfiuencing multsple parts of the support ec05yStem. not only
fatnihes. Th¢ charity bas penetrated prdctice and conunissionirtg Spaces not jll%l public awareness. W(Trrk on the 2022
NICE FASD Qua]ity SLqndard is singl¢d out as Frf)werfiil in exposing service gaps and shaping expec￿[101￿8 ol. what
good Iocdl pathways should look like.
In feedback. people describE Using National FASD'S evidence and resouK¢s In rncetillgs With ICBS, CAMHSI
NeuTodevelopmental teams, virtual schools and suggcsiing ihe charitys OULPUts a￿ diretily li￿11ng local sYb￿M
hange eifotts.
In addiiion. feedback received emphasise8 that Tbe chan't￿S CXts*nce "giv￿ hope.. reduces Sti8ma and loneline&s. and
provides a scnse of "an army ot- people behind this" Hrhich 15 a signilicani psychosocial impact in a community Ihat
olien feels mdrginalised. The Lone and framing I'posiiive s￿rieS., "tsimplc graphics"
"strengths-ba6cd"l are praised for
emFK)wering PLyle FASD Mthile stsll being honest about cbailtn¥Ls, enhancing the organisation's rEPUtation as a
tr￿Sted. humarte voice.
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The Natk)nal Ownlsatlun For FASD
Report of the Trnstt
For The year Ended 31 December 2025
Tjie chanty a]50 COntinu¢s to rais¢ awamirss of thc urgency of fiJrth¢r proaaiY¢ sicps from Èndusty to rnise awamicss
and feduce alcohol-exkX)sed pregnanties.
Natiotd FASD un¢quivocally promotes alcohol-free pregtwicy and the CMOS, 8UTdanc¢. W¢ op¢rate on a nTrsham¢.
no4Trlam¢ ctha%.
We a Sthct plicy that our fundu5 havc no 5ubstanuv¢ control ovcr our wodt. prcscrving ow indq)¢ndcnc¢ and
flexibility.
We greaily appreciate all who supp)rt our work finartcially and with in4ind contributions of tsme and cxpcrtis¢.
(Xtr ¢urr¢nt fimdcrs ov¢r rcccnt years have included a mix of inth"viththl dollors. pnvate foundab.ons and trusts.
8overnm¢nL funding, and the alcohol ind￿try'S social responsibility funds. We are continually working to diveT5ify our
fi￿dIng streams to build organisational slrength and resilience.
Publlc beneflt
The Trustees have regard to the guidaDct ik8ued by the Charity Comri￿On on pllblic F*nefiL
Voluntters
Naiional FASD g￿allY valuc5 the involvement of voluntters who help make our work stronger, lh￿¢ includ¢=
voluntee￿ whn rcspond io helpline inquiries.
' An ex￿18, committee involvlllg some of the county's leading meth'cal and educational expeEts as well as pam)ts and
carers of thosc ￿1th FASD who havc a rangc of lived expcriencc combintd with rc1¢Y￿r pIthf￿$7￿rt￿ exp¢rirnc¢'
An Adults and Young Adults With FASD Advisory Commiuee who provide ￿ with in&ighLs and expertise b&sed on
their lived experience.
' Member5 of thtt FASD c(mUnUDity who provide Sup[￿ to our work and who oc￿10na1jY rdisc fjmds for us via local
fundraising evet￿.
FINANCIAL REVIEW
Fln4nelAI posldo
The financial r¢sulLS are sel out in the attAchcd accrnjnts. They sh¢)w a defitit for thc ycar of £5,288 (2024.. surp1￿$
£5,581). The lo￿] ne( reserveb ai 31si December 2025 weTe ￿1,777 12024.. £57.(M)5). Totaj expenditure during the year
£225,38412024.. £2418381.
Prlnelpal fuDdlng source
The National Organi5ation for FASD relies ll￿n thc 8EDerosity of indt'viduals. foulldatious and P￿"lanthr0plC ¢ntits¢s.
The National Organisation lor FASD rcthinb Strict substantive independrnce over its work and conienL
Every contribution 15 valued.
In 2025 our individual supp)rters ranged fr(Kn fnends of Naiionaj FASD who donatr regularly each month,
individuals who cwduct creative fundr4ising events.. We al￿ rely on grants and 5eivice a8reements. This included a new
one year contrdcr from NHS Greater M￿ChestEr ICB starting in .Septernber 2025, a training Contract Kinship. a
contrdci with Hackney that cttdtd in 2025. many other smaller contracts with various countils and NHS bodiGs and the
University of. S￿f0[￿L gencrous support provided in memory ol. Sam GaTdin¢r, as well as fiinding Irom Diageo GB.
Heineken and the Portman Group.
Rts¢rvtt pollri.
The chariws reserve policy is to aim to maintain sufficient reservcs al a levd cquivalcnt to six month's opcrdtsonal
cxpenditure. Trustcls ttliew the reserves r¢gularly. In 2025, refle￿]￿8 thr rh4llenges facin8 thc charitable sector Ls a
whole and in pariicular the health related and educational sectors, the orgonisatyon s¢tuggled 10 find new income. In 2025
Tr￿teeS approved spending some reserves ￿thI￿e ensuring minimal ruervu available to Tneet outstanding obligaiions.
By th¢ cnd of 2025, the charity's F￿ancIal our10￿ had significantly improved and TnL%¢ecs had no concerns at the end of
2025 aboui the viability of the organisation.
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The Natlonal Org&nisation For FASD
Report •f tht Trustets
For The Year Ended 31 December 2025
FirruRF. PLAf*S
IT) 1026 the Tru5tces are lauDchiD8 a n¢w fiv¢ ycar stratrgy. Th¢ core pdlats of that strategy are..
Objecdve l - Prevaltion Leadership IbcaldL mat¢rnity and hospiraliry). This will include". Increased awara]e&s of
alcohol-fr¢¢ pregnancy and FASD among the public.
Ensuring NICE QS204 is understtK)d and implemented in practice
.%up￿)rted by awarene&s raising. thrgered iraining
and tools for hcalthcarc pyactiuoners. including using Naiional FASD'5 alcohol and pregnancy toolkit and e course 10
h¢lp NHS bodi¢s m¢¢t statcmcnts l and 2. awareneks raising of the risks of alcohol and pr¢gnancy incr¢a￿d among th¢
on-kndE and in illdusty,. and a n¢w UDivcrsity toolkit for s¢udeni midwives.
Objecrfve 2 - SUPP)￿ Diagnosis and Wellbeing Acr(&g the Lifespan. This will include.. Conlinued shaiing of our onlin¢
rcsources and supporting families thIDU8h our helplin¢; Improved accesb io ￿)b1-dIagnostlC bUPPOrt pathways. including
M¢ My FASD and Living FASD r¢sOWC¢s,' Gr¢atcr M3nrhEstet FASD Network fvlly deliverEd in ?025-?6
(illrlud￿8 ncw onlinc resources alld bites17£￿ou[sC$) and opwrtimitics ¢xplor¢d to fund our Rising 18 proj¢a.
ObJeclIve 3 - AdviKary. Voice and Pattserships. Thi"s will include & rdised profi]e of FASD in ParliamenL 81)vernrncnL
media and public discourse,. strong allianees with key profcssional bodies and Royal Collegas, chariiies. grouFts ill the
FASD UK Allianc< universities and indusiry partners alignit)g with prevention and wellbeing goals. FASD c4)nsistently
included with"In neurodcvelq)menia] and mentd h￿th policy a8Endas and parliarnentary dd)ates" aDd 12ved expcriencc
stories visible across m¢dia and soc￿1 plarf(fftns. Imked to pro￿£ ¢vidcncc.
Thc TnL8reGs do not have any unecrtaintics alx)ut thc chariry continuin8 as a going concu￿.
STRUCTLIiL ￿VERNANCE Th(4YAGEMEI
Governing d•cumtDt
The th￿ry is controlled by its governing d(Kumell4 a deed of tNsL and corLStiDJtes a limitrd company. limited by
guarantee, &$ delincd by the Companies Act 2006.
Recrulthient Apw)Intmtni of new ¢ruslee6
Any person w,ho has reathed the age of. 18 and Is willing LO a¢¢ a Tnl5￿e, and who w'ould be di5qualilied from
acting under the provisions of Article 21 of the Articles of Asso¢iauon, may be appointed to be 2 TtU5tee by the
Members servin8 wiitten notice on thc Charity.
The number of'rnistees shall be noi less than thr¢e but shall not be subje¢t to any maximum.
Organlsatlonxl 5tnlc1￿re
The day (o day managemeni of the charity. as designated by the llustees. is undertakaj by the Cbief Exe¢u¢ive.
Induetlon and training of new trusteex
A po￿ntIal Tn￿tee is invited Lo become a TnLgiee and the aims of the Charity are explain¢d in detail. Copies ot. annual
reports and accounts and a copy ol" Ihe governing deed and thc Charity Commission's guidance. The F&seniial
TnJ5tee. are madc available to poteniial Trustees. Tbe p(Trtential Tr￿lee is tben invited to a norn￿ board Tneeting 2nd
introdu¢¢d ￿ the rcst of the Ttustees and unjess there are any obj'eaions is invited to join the charity a Trnsi¢c. aftcr
Ihc meetlll8.
It is recommiodvd that ail TtustL-Ls read the relevani Charity Cornmi.ksion guidelines and the r¢swnsibilitie5 of a Tn￿tte
are clearly defined uDdtr th￿¥ 8uidelines. (ICSA wde 'Re£rnim)o)r AppoiDlment and Inthiction of ajarity Trustees.).
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The Natlonll Org*nisation For FA.SD
Report of thc Tru5teeS
For The Year F.nded 31 December 2025
STRuCTl￿ GOVERNANCE AND MANAGEMENT
Providing advice ¥Jnd 5uppon acr056 the commvnlty
Natitsndi Tr ASD works couaboratively acros5 tb¢ FASD communiry. W¢ rccogmisc tha( at thc end of the day. our work
comes down to thc inth"Nidual impxt on people'5 lives. In 2025 we had more than 240 helpliDc ¢alls that rang¢d from
topics including.. How to get a diagnosis. EHCP Advice: General adviee on supw)rting a YP / aduli with FASD. School
setlingb SUi(able for those wilh FASD; Resourc&s', Signposting for PTI)fessionals' Advice for adults with FASD.
Res&ir¢h¢rs looking to promot¢ r¢s(xrch: Spccific professionals. incluth"n8 legal, educafron. SaLTs and OTS looking for
casc speufic advice: Specific questiotLS regard￿8 ￿lts and h4)W it manifc5ts in individual cases.
Two of our stsff mernbeis were also co-admin on the FASD UK Facelx)ok support group, sup1￿1ng nearly 5(J)O
familics in coop¢ratson with othcr groups that aK ￿ of thc FASD UK Alliancc.
In 2025 tsur ieam engaged rnore (han ￿ key meetings, SUp￿)rtIng researche￿ staff. educa10￿ and others from a wide
range of instiiutions. universities, charities, local and national polic) makeis. industry. We Conducted trainings across the
UK and h¢ld a f¢w w¢ll r¢cuv¢ master classes for specialists. We a]50 support¢d podcasts frorn oth¢r ill5tiWtions. Th"is
tskes siwiflt￿t iimc and expertise, al￿ we 3re proud of ow ¢0112tx)rative wo￿. Though ir often is unseen. this work is
helptng ¢0 change how the naLlOll IhiThk5 abow FASD.
REFERENCE AND ADMINISTRATIVE DETAILS
Rlylstertd Comp*n) numher
(M883580 IF.ngland and Wales)
Rtglstered Ch&vlry numbtr
1101935
Regi5ttred office
Mill Ilouse
58 Guildford Street
CThcrtscy
Surrry
KT16 9BE
TnJstee5
A Bovaird
T V Griifiths
P Jackson OBE. FRCPCH
A Ciowthcr-Riley laprK)intcd 27.10.251
D E￿anS laptM)in*d 27.10.25)
M Jolles (ap[￿)inted 27.10.25)
S Simpson lappoiniLd 27.10.25)
N L Pasek MBE Iresigned 8.12.251
R Rcynol&% Irasigncd 7.1.251
Hon. Vict-Prn51deni
Michacl AtTh¥ell
Chief Exetutivt
Sandra Butcher
Ihdtpehdeht Ex*miner
Susan Keane
Fuller Spurling
Mill Ho
58 Guildford Street
Chertsey
KT169BE
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The National OryanlsAiion For FASD
Report of the Trustees
FDr Tht Vear Ended 31 December 2025
294J6-2026
Approved by order of the IM)ard of trustr¢s on.............................
.. and si8ncd on its beldf by..
A Bovaird- TnLs*e
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Independeni Examlner's Report to the Trustees of
The N8tlon*l Organlsatlon For FASD
Independent ey*mlntr's ￿pOrt to the trustets of The YatlonAI Oryanlsatlon For FASD ('the Compgny'l
I report to th¢ chariry trUStc¢s on my examination of the a(Gounts of thc Company for th¢ year ended 31 Decembo 2025.
Re5PODsibiiititt ind b•sls of rewrt
As the ch3n.lys truste&% of the COTWY land a150 dtyectOTS for the purposcs of company lawl y¢)u ar¢ r¢sponsibl¢ for
thc preparation of Ihe accounts in accordance with the rcquiremcnts of th¢ Cornpanies Aci 2(K)6 ('the 2006 Act).
HaV￿g satisfJ¢d rnysclf thai thc accounts of the Company ar¢ n(Trt rcquir¢d to bc auditcd undcr Pan 16 of th¢ 2006 Act
and dre eli8ible for illdcp¢nd¢nt cxamination, I r¢pon in rcspcct of my examinatson of yout chaTiry'S accounts as C￿ried
oul under Section 145 of the Chariiies Act 2011 I'the 2011 Acl'l. In carying out my examination I have followed the
DiT¢CLions given by (he Charity commi￿70￿ under Section 145151 Ibl of th¢ 2011 A¢L
Independent eiamlntr s Statement
I havc complcrd my cxamination. I cunfmi that mattcrs hav¢ comr to rny artcnrion in connKtion with th¢
examination 8iving me ca￿¢ to b¢li¢v¢'.
accountsng records were not kepi in rtspeci of the Company as required by Seciion 386 of the 2(K16 Ac(. or
the accounts do not acwrd with those rccords: or
the accounts do not Lomply with the accounting requirements of Sectiim 396 of the 21Kb6 Act other than any
requirement that the a¢cowits give a In￿ and tair view which is h matter consideTed &4 pth of an indq)endeni
examinalion.. or
thr accounr5 have not beth pttpared in accordance with the methods and principles of thc Srattmcnt of
Recommended Practice for a¢counting aDd rewrting by ch&ities lappli¢abl¢ to rhantics prcparing the￿ XCOUDts
in accordance wilh the Financial Reporting Standard ar4)licable in the UK and Rq)ublie of Irelaftd IFRS 10211.
I have no concerns and have eomc across no Oth￿ matters th conDection with th¢ examinatson to which altention should
dra￿￿} in this rcEth in order to enablE a pro]xr understanding of the acc(MJllts io be reached.
Susan Keane
Fuller SpurliiJ8
Mill House
58 Guildford Street
Chtrtsey
Surrey
KT16 9BE
294J6-2026
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The NatIOn￿ Organisation For FASD
St&ternent of Financial Aaiviiies
llncorporating An Income and Expenditure ACCO￿￿t)
For The Year Ended 31 Decernber 2025
31.12.25
Totsi
flwds
31.12.24
Totsl
fwids
UDfEStrided
Rcstrictcd
fund
N(Trtes
INCOME AND ENDOWThIEYTS FROM
DonaLions and Icgacics
42,794
107.1N)2
149,796
119,056
Other trdding activitics
70,300
703(KI
129,363
Total
113,094
107,002
220,096
248,419
EXPENDITURE ON
Rw"sing fund5
529
18
547
2.699
ChHritsble Aetfvffitits
Wcllbcing
l.earning
General and administrative
Govem2llC¢
Just Onc Choicc
113,931
113,931
74,971
137,629
74.971
887
6210
6210
29.7
29.725
Total
120.670
104,714
225.384
242,838
NET IYCOMEI(EXPENDITURE)
17.5761
2.288
15.2881
5.581
RECONCILL4TtON OF FUNDS
Total funds brought fon¥ard
16.569
40,436
57,005
51.424
TOTAL FUNDS CARRIED FORWARD
8,993
42,724
51,717
57,005
The notes tomi part ot'these tinancial ststements
Pll8e S

Docuwqn Envekpe ID.. FBEBESC￿85ts8EFA4Q¢￿EE3E4162D3
The National Oryan15atlon For FASD
BAlance Sheet
31 December 2025
31.12.25
Total
fijnds
31.12.24
T(knl
funds
Unrestricted
funtLs
Restricted
fimds
Notr5
FIXED A&SETS
T3ngibl¢ asser5
1,915
1.915
3233
CLIiRENT ASSETS
StL)cks
Debtors
C￿h ai bank and in hand
12
27.156
15,154
13,257
27.156
15,154
55,981
26.542
11,474
64,002
42,724
55.567
42.724
98291
102.018
CREDITORS
AmounL4 lalling due within one year
148,4891
148.4891
148,2461
NET CURRENT ASSETS
7,078
4?,724
49,#02
53.77*
TOTAL ASSETS LE&S CIIiR
LIABILITIES
8.993
51,717
57.005
NET ASSF,TS
8,993
42,724
51.717
57,005
FUNDS
Unie51rictrd tiinds
Rcstricted funds
15
8,993
42,724
16,569
40,436
TOTAL FUNDS
51,717
57.(M)5
Thc charitablt e(bmpany is entided to exernption from au<b't und¢r Scdion 477 of the Conynics Act 2006 for the y
endEd 31 tkcember 2025.
Thc mernbers have required the company Lo obtain an audit ol. its fjnancial si*ements for the year ended
31 DecemEKr 2025 in accordant¢ U4th Sectiotj 476 of the Companies Act 21kn.
The irwtees acknowledge their re5p)n5ibiliu&s lor
{a)
ensuring thai ihe charitable company keeps accounLin8 records that cornply with Sections 386 and 387 01. the
c.ompanies Act 2￿6 and
Ptw)aring fJnan¢ial staiemersts which 8ive a ttue and fair view of the statc of affairs of the cbaLltable compaDy &5
ai Ihc end ol. ¢ach linancial year and ol. its surplus or deticit for each financial year in accordance with the
re(pirements of Sec(ion$ 394 and 395 and which oLhetivise cotnply with the requircmertts ol. the Companies Ac¢
2¢J)6 relating to financial ststemcnts. so far as applicable to thr chariiable company.
Ib)
The notes torni part ot"these timancial s(aLements
Pasc 9
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DDGU6wn En¥ekpe ID.. F8E8E8C￿BSMEFA￿0c3jJ0EE3E4Is20J
The N8tlon81 Organlsatlon For FASD
Balance Sheet- continued
31 Decernber 2025
Th¢s¢ fin￿Cial statements havc b¢¢n prcparcd in acconlance with th¢ provisions applicable to charitable compani¢s
suhjcc¢ to ihe small compani£% regime.
Th¢ ftnancial statements wcre approvcd by the Board of TnLstr¢s and authoriscd for issue
294J6-2(r26
. and were stgned otj iLq behalf b).:
ovair
nL$￿t
The note5 tornl PaT¢ Ot'these linancial statements
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DocJJ$ign Envèknp¢ ID". FBEBEBC￿BS48EFA￿C¢3-0OEE3E4I62D3
The P44tlonal OryaDls*tlon For FASD
iotes to the Financial Ststements
For Tht Year Ended 31 Decernber 2025
ACCOUNTING POLICIES
BA$is of prepwlng the financlal statements
The si￿¢m¢n￿ uf the d18￿rable company. which is a public bmefit elltity unilcr FRS 102. havc be¢n
pr¢pard Jn acwrdanc¢ th¢ Chariti¢s SORP (FRS 102) 'A¢couDtiDg 2nd R¢pO￿.D8 by Chariti¢s'. Statcm¢nt
of Recommended Practice applicable (o chariiies preparing their accounts in accordance widi the Financial
Reporting Standaid applicablc in thc UK and Republic of Ireland IFRS 1021 1¢ff￿LiVe l January 2019),,
Financial Rcporting Standard 102 'The Fitsancial RqJoTlin8 Stand3Jd applicable in the UK and R¢public of
Ircland, and thc Cornpanics Aci 2(K16. Thc fi￿￿￿¢13] statcm¢nts havc bc¢n prqw¢d undcr the historical cost
convcntion.
Income
All incumc is rcco8Dised ill thc Sta(cmcnt of Financial Activitics onc¢ the chariry has enudement to the fund& it
15 probable that the income be received and tbe amount can be measwed reliably.
Revenue grants are credited ro the s¢atemeni of fLrwicial activili&% when receivable.
Expendlmre
Liabiliiies are recognised as eXpU￿1'lu￿ &$ soon as there is a Ic8al or COTIsts￿llv¢ obligation committing th¢
chariry to that expendiiure, it is probable that a transf¢r of wonomie benefits wil] be required in sctt]emcnl and
¢he amnunt of the obligation can be m￿￿ed reliably. Expendiwre is accounted for on an ac¢rua15 basis and has
been classitied under headings ihai aggregate all cosi rela￿d to the caiegory. ￿ere costs cannot be directly
attributcd to particular hcadings thry have been allocated to activitics OD a basis coL%istrnt with the use of
resourccs.
Ch#rlt*ble actlvltles
Charitable aciiviii£s include expendiwre asgxiated with (he provision of training and education to healthcare
professionals ￿ raise a￿￿ene&S ol- Fetsl Alcohol Spectrum Disorder and support services to those alTected by
the condition. They includc both the direct Costs alld support costs relat￿8 to these activities. The chantable
acts"vities headLnSS bave been cballged for 2020 and onwards to refltLt the prO￿ati¢ focw of tht (nLstrcs
going forn'ar
Govern*n¢e f05ts
Governance costs include those iDcurred in th¢ governan￿ of the charity and its assets and are primartly
associatrd with COTJStiDJtiona] and stamtory requirements.
AllDc3tlon and 8PPOrtionment of tosts
sUp￿rt COSLS include central lijnciions and have been alloca(ed th activity ¢o$i categories on a bas'is Collslblent
with the use ot. resources, e.g., allocating slalf costs by Lhc time spent and other costs by their usage. From
January 2024 the allocation of support costs for the Chariry has bccn brtwecD'.
Wellbeing
Lcaming
T*n%Eble flxfd 455ets
Depreciation is provided at th¢ following anllual rdtrs ill order to write off taeh 2SS¢t ov¢r irs e5timatrd uscfijl
Iifc.
Fixtures and titiings
250/0 on cost
Sto¢ks
Stocks are v4klued at th¢ lower of cost ond Let realisllble value, atl¢r makwg th]e a]lowaJ)ce for obsolete and slow
rnoving iiems.
Taiwtioh
Th¢ Charity 15 cxempi from corporation lax on its charithblc activitics.
Fund accounting
Unr¥strictrd fimds C4llL be ￿$¢d in acconlan¢e with the dwitsble objectiva4 at the discretion of the tnjstees.
Pagell
ontirtued...

Dowwgn Envelwe ￿.. FEEBE8c￿By-8EFA4oC3-OCEE3E4162D3
The NatIOn￿ Or¥&nisation For FASD
Yotts to the Financial Ststements- continued
For The Velr Endtd 31 Dtctmber 2025
ACCOUNTING POLICIES- contlnued
Fund accountlng
R¢strict¢d fimds can only bc u5¢d for parricular r¢strict¢d pUryW)￿ within th¢ obicct5 of thc charity. R¢5triai¢)ns
arise when sr¢cified by ¢he donor or when funds are raised fof particular restricied pwposes.
Thc rcstrictcd incom¢ funds arc d￿i￿tcd to p￿VId¢ rcsourccs and to rai% awaT¢ll¢&S of ￿cOhOl. PTegnaucy
and FASt) am()ng matrmity. scxual hc￿th tcams and othrr ptacb"tioT]ers. as well as to PToMdc fundin8 for
specific pii)jecLS for people with FASD and their families.
Debthrs
Trad¢ 2nd oth¢r d¢btors arc r¢co8Twd at th¢ s¢tti¢m¢ni amount du¢ aft¢r any trad¢ th"scount offered.
Prepayments are valued ai the amouni prepaid net of any uade discounts knje.
Cash ai bank and In hahd
Cash at bank and cash In hand includ&s ￿bAnk and in han& and demand depc6its wirh banks.
Credlior&
Crditorq and pmvisii)ns ar¢ rccognised where thr charriry has a present obligauon resulting from 3 past tvenr
that WLJI probably resuir in the transfcr of fim& io a third party and the amouni due ro scttlc the obligation can be
M¢￿Ured or estimated reliably. Credilors and provisions are nomially recognised at their settlemcnt amount after
allowing lor any trade th'sCoUn￿ due.
FID￿cIal In5trumtDts
The Chdritsblv Company h&% f]naDciai assets and financia] liabiliti¢5 of a kind that qua]ify &s b&sic finaDciai
insinjments. B&sic linancial instruments are initially recognised ai tranbaction value and subsequently mwured
at their sc￿l¢Ment value. excepi for Inv&stsnents which ar¢ Mcasu￿d at thcir rnarkct valuation at the balarKe
thcet dale.
DONATIONS AND LEGACIES
31.12.25
31.12.24
Donations
Gtants
42,796
107.(
10.756
108.300
149,796
119,056
OTHER TRADING ACTivrr5FS
31.12.25
31.12.24
Shop income
Trainingleducaiional services
8,790
61.510
116,652
70,3
129,-I63
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Dowsun Envebjpe ID.. F￿EBE8C￿&S￿sEFA-8oC￿OOEE3E4162DJ
The Natlonal Organlsxtlon For FASD
Notes to the Flnaneial Statements-tontinued
For Th£ Year Ended 31 necewbti. 2025
CHAR￿ ABLE ACTIVITILS COSTS
Direct
CosL515¢
note 5)
costs l%c
no￿ 61
Totals
Wcllbeing
Learning
Govemance
j￿5( One Choice
1,736
1,451
112.195
73,520
6,210
17.125
113.931
74.971
6,210
29.725
I2.6￿
15,787
21W,050
2•4,837
DIRECT COST.8 OF CHARITABLE ACftvrriLs
31.12.25
31.12.24
Project prinung. promotion ajjd th'stiiburion
Entertwnment
Development COSL5
3,187
6,484
27
12,6(Kl
15,787
6,511
SUPPORT COSTS
Governancc
costs
Other
Totsis
Wcllbeing
Lcarning
Gnvrmance
Just One Choice
112.195
72.112
112,195
73,520
6,210
17,125
1.408
6210
1.702
15,423
199,730
9.320
209.050
SuprK>rt ￿￿[5, included in the above, are as follows..
Wellbeing
Lcaming
GovcmaDCC
Wages
Ren¥ raies andutiliiies
Insurancc
Training
Telephone
Oflice costs
Sundn'es
Travel
Ikpreciaiion ol-&ngible fixed &sseLs
Independeni examin¢rty fcc
Accountancy. lega] and c01Th￿tancY ci)sts
79.141
6,247
2,138
3,772
653
10.366
1.661
6,899
1.318
S3.785
6.934
2,449
798
5J31
2,695
120
3,396
2.814
1,408
112,195
73,520
6,210
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Docusign Enyekpe ID.. FeEBE8c￿B54￿EFA4Lf3-TrjEE3E4162D3
The Natlonaj OryAnl$arfon For FASD
Notrs to the Financial statements - contlnued
For The Year F.ndtd 31 DereThber 2025
SUPPORT COSTS- condnued
31.12.25
Total
activiiies
31.12.?4
To
Just Onc
Choice
Wages
Rcni rd(C5 and uts'liiies
Insurance
Training
Tclcphon¢
Office cosis
Sundries
Travel
DW¢c￿li0n of ¢angible fixed asse
Indcpcudeni exam2nrrs fee
Accountancy. legal and cONsul￿ncY costs
14.0(M)
223
146,926
13,404
4.587
3,772
1.451
16,1197
4,356
7,019
1.318
3J96
5.924
157.509
22.675
2,075
7,290
1.561
18.960
6.577
5,274
.245
4.980
5,482
1,200
,702
17.12S
209.050
233,628
NET INCOMEI(EXPENDITURE)
Net incomeliexpendiDJrel is stated afier ehargin8llcrediting).'
31.12.25
31.12.24
l¢JdepcndenL examiners fee
D¢preciation- owned assets
3.396
1,318
4.980
1.245
TRUSTEES, REMUNERATION AND BENEFITS
There wa'E DO tntste¢s' remuneraiioll or other bellefiLS for th¢ year ended 31 D¢cembtt 2025 nor for the yrar
Dded 31 D¢cember 2024.
TThsTees' expenses
There were no tsusiees, expenses paid lor the year ended 31 December 2025 nor for the ycar ended
31 Decemixr 2024.
STAFF COSTS
The avcra8e monihly number of employees during the year was follow5..
31.12.25
31.1224
Athyu"tliSTfdtioD
No employees rereived emoluments in ex¢e&s of £60,0(K).
Pa8e 14
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DoGus9n Envelwe ID.. FBE&E8C￿￿S￿EFA￿Oc3-0oEE3EIl62D3
The NatSonal Oryanisation For FASD
Yotes to the Fln#ncS81 Statements - continued
For The Year F.nded 31 Dectmber 2025
10.
COMPARATIVLS FOR THE STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL ACTlVtTtES
Unr¢striLtcd
fun&%
Rcstricted
funds
Total
fimds
INCOME ￿ND END01Tr￿￿TS FROM
Donations and legacies
10.305
108,751
119,056
OthcrtradÈng activiiics
128,127
1236
129.36J
138.432
109,987
248.419
EXPEYDITURE ON
Raising fvnds
1,621
1.078
2,699
Ch•rliabl¢ ac¢lvltles
Wellbetng
Leaming
General and administrative
Govemance
137,279
326
350
90.835
887
137,629
91,161
887
10.462
10,462
T•t81
149.688
93.150
242.838
T INCOMEIIEXPENDrruRE)
{11.256)
16,837
5,581
RECONCII,IATIOIY OF FUNDS
ToLal tilnds broughi loJN'ard
27.825
23.599
51.424
TOTAL FUNDS CARIUED FORWARD
16,569
40.436
57,IX15
TANGIBLE FIXED A&SF.TS
Fixtwes
fitts'ngs
CUST
At l January 2025 and 31 December 2025
5.294
DEPRECIATION
At l January 2025
CILar8e foTy¢ar
2.(￿]
1,318
Ai 31 DecembEr 2025
3,379
NET BOOK VALUE
At 31 DecernE£r 2025
1,915
At 31 December 2024
3,233
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contsnued...

Do¢u$gn Envekye ID". FBEBE8c￿B5l4EFA￿OC34)oEE3E4l$2OJ
e Natlonxl Org*nlsadon For FASD
Notrs to the Financial Statements- tontinued
For The Year Ended 31 December 2025
STOCKS
31.12.25
31.12.24
S(rtks
27,156
26.542
13.
DEBTORS: AMOUYTS FALLING DUE WTHIN of4E YEAR
31.12.25
31.12.24
Trad¢ debts)rs
Prepayments and a¢crued irtome
15.154
10,632
15.154
11.474
14.
CREDITORS: AMOUNTS FALLING DUE WITHtN ONE YEAR
31.12.25
31.1* ?4
Trade crediu)rs
Social securiry and other laxe5
Other creditors
Deferred In￿Me
Accrued expenses
3,560
3.￿9
570
37,5(K
3,(￿0
4.614
2.532
37,500
48,489
48.246
15.
MOVEMENT IN FUNDS
Net
Mo￿eMen1
in fjJn&
Ar
31.12.25
Ai 1.1.25
Unrestrltted funds
Unrestrictrd
16.569
(7.576)
8,993
Res¢rfcled funds
l_carning
Just ()ne Choice
40,436
40,449
2.275
2,275
40,436
2,288
42,724
TOTAL FUNDS
57,005
(5.288)
51,717
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Docuwgn Enve*¥e ID. FBEBE8C￿8smEFA￿oc￿O0EE3E41S2D3
The Natlonal Orylnlsatlon For FASD
Notes to the Fln*ncl#l Ststerntnts- continued
For The Year Ended 31 Deccmbcr 2025
15.
MOVEMENT IN FUNDS- contlnued
Nei movemeni ill includcd in the ab)ve are as follows..
Incoming
r¢sourc¢$
ResI￿re£
expcDded
Movcmcnt
in funds
Unrestrl¢ted funds
Unrestrcted
113,094
(120.670)
(7.576)
Restrlcted funds
l.eamin8
Just On¢ Choi
75.002
32.(NMI
174,9891
•9,7?5)
2,275
107.IX)2
1104.714)
2.288
TOTAL Fl￿Ds
220,096
1225.384)
15,2881
C.ompAratlve5 f(tyr movement kn fvnds
Net
movement
in fi￿d5
Ai
31.12.74
At 1.1.24
Lnrestrltted fu￿d%
Unrestyicied
27.825
111,256)
16,569
Reslrl¢ted fund5
Leaming
Contactfftars Grant
Ausrin & Hq
21,712
887
I,￿0
111,724
1887)
{I,000)
40.436
23,599
16,837
40.436
TOTAL FUNDS
51,424
5,581
57,005
Comparatsv¢ net movement in fijnds, included in the abov¢ are as follows:
Incoming
resources
Resourc
expcndcd
MoveM￿t
in fim(ts
Uhrestric¢ed funds
Unrestricled
138.432
(149,688)
(11.￿6)
Restrlcled fvnds
Learning
Con&￿t1PearS Grant
Auitin &llo
109,987
(91,263)
(887)
11,(K)01
18.724
1887)
11.O(M)I
109.987
193,150)
16.837
TOTAL FUNDS
248.419
1242.838)
5,581
Other projects
Th¢ rcbtriGLed timds lor Learning and J￿( One Choice are explained turthcr in thc Tn￿ttes, Rcport.
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DocJj￿n Env8WJ¢ ID". FBEBEBc￿cBsmEFA￿OCmoEE5E4162D3
The National Orynisation For FASD
Notes to the Financial Ststemtnts - continued
For The Year Ended 31 December 2025
16.
REI.ATF.D PARTY DISCLOSURES
Onc tnJ5tcc also work5 for thc Or¢aru Manchester ICB but is nol a mcmbcr of thc fiDance aDd govcmancc
committee. The Tn￿lee has recused herself from all (r￿(Ce dIsC￿&s1on￿ relaLed to the contracl wilh that E4)dy
meniioned in Tntstees RerK>rt and was duly lrnnspareni with the ICB.
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