REGISTERED CHARITY NUMBER: 1103676 Unaudit•J FThkd 31 March 2025 Wes]ey PcmF£rton tip 84a tancasterRoad Enfield Middl EN2 OBX
Women. 'th Network Repoft of ih¢Tn]$1ee5 I to 3 Independeni Examinerfs Ret Sthtemeni of Firwjcial Activities Balance Sh Notcsto the FiTtrallcid Statemls 7 to 11 Dctailed Statement of Financial Activitic 12
f he TleeS f rthey The iwsiees pr¢sent their Tq)Ort with the financial bxateTnents of the chariry for the year ended Jl March 2025. The trustees have adopted the provisions of Accouniing and Rewrting by Charitie%'. Statement of RecoTnmended Practice applicable to charili&s preparing their accounts in accordance with the Financia] Reporting Standard applicable in ihe UK and Republic of Ireland IFRS 102} (effective l January 2019). ORIECTTrTS AND ACTITrITIES Objecilves and fiiDJs The PTOtnolion of religious harn)ony for the benefit of the public by facilitating and eth¢rartg in¢era¢tion and friendship among people froTn differ¢rtt faith backgrounds in order to Promote understanding and appreciation of distinctive beliefs and practiccs and of comTnon ground. To Supp and prornthe the tabliShMent of interfaith groups. Signifi¢nt a¢tlvltles As well as supportingF our groups. WIN runs a range of proj¢¢ts that tie into WWS mission of proinoting friendslup and etnbTacin¥ differen¢¢. and also addressing key i5SUeS that impact women and girls of all faiths and none. erlaith Shared MeY41 Pro ect This project aimed io bring communitie5 together in l(Kal aTea5 of WalthaTn Forest and we wert plead tts ¢(rganISe with our friends at Waltham Forest WIN and wih support from Waliham For Migrdnl Aciion. We came iogether, shanng f(x)d ond conver%ation with new friends and familiaT face5. We We delighted to be joined by the Mayor of WalthaTn Foresi, Collncillor Sharon Waldron. Food & Friendship brings together our cornmunitie5 With local migrdnt communities including Fefugees, &sylum-%eekers and those wiihollt 4ttiled status or access lo government suppon. Sharillg f(x>d open5 up ConVetIOnS and breaks down barriers, as well as allowing us to celebrate and share our ¢ultu]al heriiage. All ofus Youth The All of Us Youth Carnpaign has continued to attract inter£st and we are currently exploring partnership work with two forn)er aciors who want io tablish a fomial nonprofit organi8ation thai will use our resources wth youth organi8ations and schools. The vision 15 to respond to the growing preqsure8 facing young pwple by addre&sing the gaps left by fomial education 2nd championing Creativity and self-expression &s vital ti)ols for growh, connection, and pioblem-solving. Our mission is to help shape a more rounded. inclusive experience of Childhd-one that not only nurtures emotional and imaginaiive development. bul also equips ywng people with the confidence. curiosity. ad resilience to navigaie and shape an in¢reasingly ¢omplex WOTId. The'Kee irt Falth, Pro amme This year. WIN Celebtateil Its 20th anniversary and launchd a 'Keeping Faith, prograrnrne.. a year-long national conversation engaging people of different ¢ultUTe& ages and backgrounds as well as bridging seclllar and religious divides. Throughout the year. we brought different audiences together to explore the fherne of 'Keeping Faith,. through a series ofevenLS, Interview podc&sL% and 2 bwk of women's writing. which was published in October 2025. Ke¢ping7 Faith d¢at5. Can be found on this website.. Keeping Faith.. A How To Guide Ourchair, Lady Gilda l£y shares Ilie meaning behind the proj¢¢t'. "Twenty year8 ago when we launched WtN th¢ world w&5 still in profound sh(Kk from 9111 and its aftemiath. Now, twenty yeaT5 later, little seern5 to have changed or has it? Keeping Faith is a celebrdlion of our twentieth anniversary through exploring where we are i(Klay &8 a $idy, how we got here, and our faith in a better future for all. My sincere thanks go to.. Staff for all their hard work and commitment in putting thi% projea iogdher. Sorcha Connell. for her help and advice in managing ihe logistics; Adam Brichto for all his help wilh the p(¥Jcast ond Finesilyer for hi$ inspiring art work." z.ine worksh(TrP. }U115LGo£UnLYtrS1¢ In Febnjary this year. we partnered with City University to offer The Zine workshop as part of our Keeping Faith, theTned anniversary year. The aim of this event was to intr(NJuce young people to interfaith and WIN with a po%itive, accessible experi¢nc¢. The ¢v¢nt was a collaboration bween WIN and.. loana SiTnion, Zine facilitatOT {loana supplied all the rnateria15 for the event) - City's Chapliancy Team, led by cwrdinaiing Chaplin Rev lan Wotsfold - City's EDI T&qm Social rnedia Coverdge of ihe events ffached over 10(M) studenis ihrough City's Instagram, Twitterlx aTLd student rtewsletters. STRucfvR&, GOVERNANCE AND MANAGEMENT Governing do¢um¢nt The Lhariiy 1% conirolltd by its governing dUMenL a deed of trust and constitutes an unincorp)rdied charity. Pag¢ I
rf iih Network ort of the Trus STRUCTURE. GOVERNAT4CE AM) MANACEMENr Re¢rnitmeni and appolntmeDt of trnstees Metnbcrs aTe rerruiid from lrfal ¥rn%%rooL% communities wheTe wr Grou art ba%d in the London Boroughs of Bamet, Redbridge. WalthaJn Forc%¢ and E&%tboume. Trustecs are rtrTUitcd through advertising in print and social media as well as using our networks through partnership5 fonned. Organi5ational 5tructtt wtN i% manaLJed by 6 tn1st drdwn from diverse faith backgrounds. We have l 0. I Communicatjotis Officer and I project manager. In addition our Groups are manag?ed by volunieers led by a Committtt of 6 people. They are resyonsible for reporting to Head Office of their weeklylmonthly activities and are supported flnancially lo run ih¢ise REb LRENCE AND ADMINISTRATIVE DffAILS Regi8t¢red Ch&rity number 1103676 Principal addre55 3 Maryleix)n¢ M¢ws London WIG8PU Trustee5 G Lewy G N Walker D Sridhar T Dane5h Rev M Nunn S Connell Jndep¢nd¢nt F.xaminer Wesley Pemberton LLP 84a Lancaer Road Enfield Middle8ex EN2 OBX Pag¢ 2
Women's Interfaith N fih Tm4tt8 forth Y arE.n END OF YEAR MESSAGES "wtws 2024r2025 anruveT5ary year was truly ex¢cptiona]. We an tnspiring series of event5 and tMNJc&Qs that showcased the remarkable WOTk of and the unwavering commitment of our memkrs to making a tx)silive diffcrcn¢e in the woAd. This was also a yr when we ma4e many mor¢ mcmbers. My heartfdt thaTths go to everyone whoe dedi¢atioD and ¢ontributi¢)ns made this yearsuch a suc¢e& Our anniversary celebration and Ik lauTh in (kn(thr at sk¢15 H[5¢ in Parliament was an unforgettable highlight. Il w&s a powerful refiecttOTL of the friendship. warnJrK a[ sense of community defjne our membership. We will endeavour io mth 2026 the y&qr we exiethd (w mesgge of friendship, respe¢L and unity io even ]nore women and co[nUnitic l am confident that the eXtr[dInary w(xn¢n ol WIN will ClinUe to be a sour¢e of hope and pvdce for the futllre.- End of YeAr Me$5a e from MaTion Waru WIN CEO "WIN was able io anract new membership through the incnased events and treh. This'real. engagement and better understand our place in the Interfaith space enabled us to pui WtN on the map and more connection5 made at the 5 ¢ommuniiy forum% and medings allended by #aff as well as during (xjr 20th anniversary celebration in (ktober 2025. More people are iTLteAeting with srtial tnedia acc[lts a1 a higher following in the interfaith space t(x>. In addillOn= - WIN'5 orgaiu5ational reach improved - New relatiotjships buili from ihe Keeping Faith IxK& and Jxxicast epis¢. All of our events in 2025 had multiple iendea8 who hadnl heard of WtN rore they attended. More wential members reached out to us this year than in 2023 land ab1 the same nllmber of pwle as in 2024), proving th ihe need for WIN is still there. WtN is reaching a mojr dive age range thatl PreOU5 years ihrollgh pattreJ5hips. the PLKlcast and SIKial media. Exten5Lve networking (often resulting in invithtion4medingcoI]aI)ra1iOn} by IVtN has seen WIN din promitlence in the Interfaith sector in 2025 and teyon - WIN engaged new audiences thereby building new parnrshÉps and continuing existing ones - Successful through Keeping Faith p(xl¢aK events. and ndworking. We f¢tl that projoxts e the Wdy of meaningfully engaging new audience5 with WIN. . Stronger connection with our 12(M) strong rnembers were m . Memtr5 reatly appreei*e the visits froln the whole 19101126 Approved by orderof the of tru#ees on............................................. atwj s]grJ its bddf by.. G Lw. Tru4ee
dent F.xamin Women's Int to the TnL5tee5 IndepeDdent examiner's rep)rt to the trustee5 of w0nn'S InterfAith Nthork I report io the charity Intts on Tny examination of the &ctyJnts of Women's tnterfatih Ndwojk (the Tnjstl for the year ended 31 March 2025. Respotsslbiiities and basis of report As the ehariiy trUe¢S of the Tru are responsible for the prq)OTation of the accounts in accordance with the requirements of ihe Charities Act 2011 Ilhe Act). I repoft in re$t of my exami[10 of the Tn'S Cts carried out Se£¢i¢)n 145 of ihe Act and in catrying out my examination I have followed all aw)licable Direaions given by the Charity Conmjtssion under Section 14515Xb) of the Act. lttdwemdent txxmlner's statement I have COTnpleted Tny examinoiion. I confimi that llo Tnatuial rnatter5 have come to my attention in ¢onne¢tiOTt with the exarTiination me cause iobelieve that Èn any materia] re5Tttt.' Counting rttonls were n(rt kept in resplrt of the TnL4 &s rquired by Section 130 of the ACL the accounts do not accord with those re£wds' or the CoUntS do n( comply with the applicable wuirunents ¢0]Ker8 the forn and conctht of )Unts set out in the Charilies (A¢¢ounts and Reports) Regulations 21x18 cther than any tequirement that the xcounts give a true and fr view which is w a mallcreotiside¥tyJ a5 part of an in(krÈndcni examination. I have tjo conc£rns and have come acn)ss Th) irther matteTS in connection with the examinaiion to which atttntion should be drawn in this report in orderioenable a properuTwJeT5tanding of the aeeounts io be Tt&hed. Rajiv Gunesh Wesley Pembenon LLP Enfield Middle* EN2 OBX 19 January 2026
's Interfaith Netw 31.3.25 Unrestric¢ed 31.3.24 Total funds JNCOI¥IE AND ENDOWMEN15 FROM DotJatiotJs and lewies 162,528 215,818 EXPENDrruRE ON Raising funds 7,611 6,790 Ch*riiabl¢ actitieS Charity XtiViti&S 7.078 3,118 Other 195,741 210,813 Total 210,430 220.721 NET INCO%IEI(EXPENDrruRE) (47.902) (4.903) RF.CONCILIATIOY OF FLryDS Total fun(ts brought forwwd 119.591 124.494 TOTAL FUNDS CARRIED FORWARD 71,689 119.591 The notcs forni rArt of these finatKial Pag¢ 5
Women, 31.3.25 Unrestria fund 31.3.24 Total funds FIXED ASSETS Tangible aksets 359 809 CURRENT ASSETS Debtors C&%h at bank and in hand 522 78.937 522 125.345 79.459 125.867 CREDrroRs Amounis falling due within oncycar {8,129) (7,0851 NET CURRENT A&SETS 71 J30 118,782 TOTAL ASSETS LESS CURRENr LIABILrrIES 71,689 119.591 NET ASSETS 71,689 119.591 FUNDS unrned funds 71,689 119.591 TOTAL FUNDS 71,689 119.591 The financial Statements w¢re approved by the knrd of TnLSttts and autknrised for issue .19101126.......................... and sId on its behalf by: Gt£Try.Tn The eS forni part ofthese financial **ements
th Network l March 2 ACCOUNTING POLICIES Basis of prepariDg the financial statement5 The financial s1atetnenl% of the ¢hanly. which is a public bcnefit C¥Ltity FRS 102. have been prepared in accordance with the Charities SORP (FRS 1021 'A¢¢ThJniing and Reping by Charitie5.' Statement of Recommended Practice applicable to ehariiics Preparing their in a¢CoTdacc with the Financial Re]x)rting Standard applicable in the UK and Republi¢ of Iland (FRS 102) (effective l January 2019),, Financia] RetK>rting Sthndard 102 Tr Financia] Rerthing Standard applicable in the and Republic of Irelan(r and the CltleS Aet 2011. The firCIal [eMenL have been prepamj under the hislorical co conveniion. Ancome All incorne 15 recogni5eJ in the S¢atement of Financia] kniN'ities once the charity tths etltitlement to the fund& li is probable that the in¢om¢ wÉll b¢ rc¢eived and ihe arnount can be rneaqed reliably. Eipendltm Liabilities are Teewi5ed &s ¢xt¢nditure as s(w)n as theTC is a legal or conththive obligation committing the Charity to ihat expendiiuo it is pmbable that a traTeT of e£fjnomi¢ benefits wtll Ix required in srtilement and the arnount of the obligation ffliably. Ex]xndiDJre is nted for on an attTua15 b&sis and has been classified wider headings lh aggregate ail c4>5t related 10 the eateg(ry. WheTe costs eannot be directly atiribttted to panicular heJings they have alldIed io Vt&S on a basis consis1ent with the use of rcsourcvi. Tangible flled Assets Depreciation is proiilled * the following annual rates in (ffder to write off each over its estimated usefvl T8tiOn The ¢harily is exempt from on its charirable xtiviti Fund aecounting Unrestricted funds ean be d in accordat)ce with 1charItab Objectiv at the dith1 of th¢ Restriauj funds Can only be u5al for particular ruthctcd purFose5 Within the ciTrjttts of the cljarity. Restrictions arise when sprtified by the doThx orwhen fi]TKisare rai4 forpMrti¢ular rcstricied puryx)ses. Further explanation of the nature and puT[K¢ of fimd is includuj in the TMrte5 to the finan¢ia] statement5. PeDSiOtt Costs other post-retiremeDt IJenefft$ The Charity oFYrates a defined contriblon penon scheme. ContrilJJ¢ions payable to the Chty.$ pension scheme areeharged lo the s&•en1 of FinatKiat Activiiies in the penfyl to which they relat¢. continued...
n's Interfai h Netw Notes to the Financial Statements- e for the Year Ended 31 March ?025 tinu RAISING FUNDS RAising doDatMbDS And kg*cies 31.3.25 31.3.24 Support c( 7.611 6,790 TRUSTEES. REMLTr4ERATION D BENEFrrs There were no tnjstecg remunerdiiOTh or th t¢Thefits for the year ended 31 March 2025 nor for the year ended 31 Match 2024. Trustees, expenses There were no tn]sitts' expense5 tAid for the yearendtsl 31 Mareh 2025 rM)r for the yearended 31 March 2024. COMPARATIVES FOR THE sfATEMENf OF FINANCLiLAcrivrrIES Untrstheted nd INCOME AND ENDOWMEYfs FROM tX)naiions and legacies 215.818 EXPENDITURE ON Rai%ing funds Cbaritabk xeiivities Charity activities 3.118 Other 210,813 Total 220,721 ET INCOMEI{EXPENDrruRE) (4.903) RECOYi CILIATIO,Y OF FUNDS Tota] fvnds brought fonvard 124,494 TOTAL F1Tr4DS CARRIED FORWARD 119,591 Page 8 continued...
's Interfaith Nctw TANGIBLE FIXTD A&SETS Fixlurc Computer 4uiprncnt rirrit)gs Totals cosr At l April 2024 and 31 March 2025 6,031 5.581 11.612 DEPRECIATION At l April 2024 Charge for year 5,701 330 5.102 120 10,803 450 At 31 March 2025 6,031 5.222 11253 NET BOOK VALUE At 31 Mareh 2025 359 359 At 31 March 2024 330 479 809 DEBT01. AMOUNTS FALLING DUE WtTHIN ONE YEAR 31.3.25 31.3.24 522 522 CREDITORS: AMouNfs FALLING DUE WITHLY ONE YLIR 31.3.25 JiJ.24 Taxation aTLd xKial security Other creditor5 3.127 5.1M)2 2,083 5,002 8.129 7.085 MOVEMEYT IN F1Tr4DS Nd At 31.3.25 At 1.4.24 in fvnds Unrestricied funds General fund 119,591 (47.902) 71.689 TOTAL FiINDS 119.591 (47,la)2) 71.689 Nct movemcnt in funds. included in thealM)ve are as foll Incoming Movement in fund5 expend UnrestTitted fid$ Genera] fund 161528 (210.430) {47,912} TOTAL FUNDS 162,528 (210.430) (47.902) Page 9 COTLtinued...
's Interfaith Netw Noics to the Fin MOVEMENT IN FUNDS- eonthiwed CompAratlYes for movemeni In fund5 Net movem1 in funds At 1.4.23 31.3.24 Unresirlcted funds Genero1 fund 124,494 (4,903) 119.591 TOTAL FLTrIDS 124,494 (4.903) 119.591 CornpaTativ¢ r* mov¢ment in fund& includ¢d in the aih)ve are follows: Irthming Movernent in funds Unrestrlcted funds Cienerdl I'und 215.818 (220,721 } 14.903) TOTAI. FUNDS 215.818 (220.721 > 14,90J) A ¢utTenl year 12 months and prior year 12 month5 CbIr 1$ as follows.. Net movement in funds At 31.3.25 Al 1.4.23 Vnre5trltted fundi General fund 124.494 (52,805) 71.689 T(yfAL FUNDS 124.494 (52.805) 71.689 A current year 12 month5 aTwJ pri(Y year 12 m(fflth8 combined movement in funds in¢luded in the above are follow%'. Incoming Movement in ftJnd8 expendtyj Unrestricted funds (ienerdl fiind 378.346 (431,1511 (52,805) TOTAL FUNDS 378.346 (431.151) {52.805) Pag¢ 10 continued...
's Interfaith NetWOTk RELATED PARTY DISCIA)SLUiLS There were no relatcd party tra[¢105 for the yearended 31 March 2025. Pa8ell
Women'5 Interfaith 31.3.25 31.3.24 INCOME AND END0WlENrS Don8ti0Th5 and legacie5 EvenL% & dona¢ions Deposit account in*re 160,753 1.775 213,550 1268 162.528 215.818 TotAI incoming re50UTce5 162.528 215,818 EXPENDrruRE Charit#ble octlvltks Event costs 7,078 3,118 Otlter Wages Pension5 Postage & ationery Film production & c(ksts Insurance Computer costs Sundrieg Reni & rates MethIng ]YM)m expenses 112.904 2,578 220 71439 750 4.689 850 1,053 258 l(K),567 386 285 94.964 677 2.687 10.968 279 195.741 210,813 Support costs FinAnce Training Bank charge5 DeprWI1on of tangible fixed 6.956 205 450 6.390 212 188 7,611 6.7WJ Total resour¢cs expcnded 210.430 220.721 Net expenditure (47,9021 {4.903) This page forn part ofthe stswtory financia] wements Page 12