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CDH UK
UNAUDITED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
7 JUNE 2025
Charity number: 1106005
Seottl$h Ch#rity number: SC042410
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CDH UK
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
YEAR ENDED 7 JUNE 2025
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Trustees, aniiual I'cport
Independent examin¢rfs report to the tru5tses
Statenient of fiiiancial activities
Statement of financial p05ttion
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Notes to the financial statements
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CDH UK
TRUSTEES, ANNUAL REPORT
TAR ENDED 7 JUNE 2025
The tru%*ees present their report and the unoudit¢d financi81 slaleiiients of tlie charity for the year ended
7 Junc 2025.
REFERENCE ATr4D ADMINISTIL4TIVE DETAILS
Registcred charity name
Charity registration number
Prln¢ipal office
CDH UK
1106065
The Denes
Lynn Road
Tilney All Saints
Kings Lynn
PE34 4RT
NoTfolk
The trustees
Mrs Brenda J &n¢
Mts Bevcrley Power (C,hair)
Mrs Donna Faliey
Mrs Brenda Lane IFounderlVice treasurer)
Mrs Beverley Power (Chaiiyerson)
Mrs Katie Chapman {Secretsry)
Ms Rachel Richmond
Mrs Donna Fahey
Mrs Jasmen Sze
Ms Beth Fletth¢r
Governing Committee
Patrons (medieal) and
Medical Advisers
Professor Jan Deprest
Professor Paul Losty
Professor Paola D¢ Coppi
Professor Kypros Ni¢olaides
Professor Dick Tibboel
Dr Clare Skeritt
Professor R Clugston
FHtnily Liason Volunteers
The areas cov¢red by the voll￿teerS can change dunno the eollrse of th¢ y¢ar and volullteers are also
subject to change.
During tbe year ending 7 June 2025 the following areas bad representatives
Kent
Norfolk
South Wales
Mid Wales
West Yorkshire
East Riding of Yod(shir¢
Cambridge
Cutllbria
Republic of Ir¢laDd
Northern Ireland

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TRUSTEES, ANNUAL REPORT {cpnrlJtuerf)
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Family Llaison Volunteers- Mreas covered by volunteers ¢ontillucd
Central Scotland
Lijicolnshire
Derbysliire
London
Lancashire
Bereavement Buddies
Cornwall
East Yorkshir¢
West Y￿kShire
Republic of Irel8md
Northern Ircland
Mersey5ide
Lincolnshire
Bank
Th¢ Coop¢rdtiv¢ BaDk
l Balloon Street
allcliester
M60 4EP
Virgin Moiiey
7 Gold Street
Northhampton
NNI IEN
Independent examiner
E A Short FCA
Equitable House
55 Pellon Lane
Halifax
West Yorkshire
HX15SP

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TRUSTEES, ANIYUAL REPORT Icon¢inued)
YEAR ENDED 7 JUNE 2025
STRUCTURE, GOVERNANCE AND MANAGEMENT
Coverning docuTnent
CDH UK is & registered cliarity No. 1106065, regisler¢d on 28 September 2004, and is governed by its
onstitutloll adopted 28 June 2003 as amei)ded on 27 February 2011. T]ie ovcrall rcspon%ibility for CDH
UK rests with the Trustees of th¢ charity. The committee met on five occasions, which iiicludes the
AGM.
Re¢tuitm¢nt of trustees is thi'ough advertising to famili¢& who have a personal expetienee of CDH in
the first instance and tlien to the wider public.
There was no new eletted Offi¢cr of tljc Committee
There was one'iiew ¢ommitt¢¢ m¢tnber- Beth Fletcher
TrTlStee Induction and Training
Induction of Trustees is laLEely through ivfortnal discussion wittL Dew recruits. Trustees are supplied
with an agreed policy defining the trustees, rol¢s and respollsibilities together with a copy ol Ihe
consti￿tIon and a Trusltc Handbook.
Risk Mall4geillent
The board of nianagement is aware and has asscssd th¢ risks to wliich the Charity is exposed and has
taken i'easonable steps to ensure tlie Charity's safety alld good reputation. As the charity grows systems
or procedures are being established to mitigate the risks the charity faces. Internal control risks are
minimised by the tmplemvntation of Procedures for authorisation of all transactions 211d projects.
Procedures are irtplace to ensure compliancc with health and safety of staff, volunteers and visitors and
systems are in place to ensure that DBS checks have been callied out oll any persons working with
ohildren. The charity also holds insurance.
OBJECTIVES AND ACTIVITtES
The aiins of the charity Are: _
a) To support pati¢uts, famili¢5 and healthcare professionals and others affected by CDH as
effeetively as posiible.
b) To oifer inforniution. advice, and news on all aspects of CDH.
c) To Eaise awar¢ness Df CDH.
d) To contribute where possible, and fi]rther S￿dY and res¢arch into beltcr manag¢ment and
treatment of CDH and to assist in finding the cause and prevention of CDH and to improve
outcomes and quality of life.
e) To support adult survivors of CDH.
CDH UK operates mainly in England, Wales, Scotland, Northern Ireland attd the Republic of Ireland,
but has no boundaries in t¢rtns of wh¢r¢ il can operate and therefore carrAes out work intemationally.
CDH UK supports its families andmedical professionals in the following ways:
Inform2tEon- We opcraic a Freephone support lin¢ which anybody can call if they want SLlPPOrt and to
find out more about CDH. This is very often & pe￿on'S first point of contact upon diagiiosi5. We also
deyelop and maintain a helpful and informative website and various Social Media plaifonns, In addition,
we produce an annual magazine called The CDH Magazine -'the hole story,. wliich infonns the re&der
of our activities throughout the year, resear¢li findings in lay lernis and features patient stories. AJ
Introdiiction to CDH Booklet and a free 5UPPOrt pack for newly diagnosed families are also available.

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Emotional support - accessed through a support line and & numbet of closed Faccbook groups and
ref?￿al8 made to other th￿d parties (suitable for the needs of tlie ettd uger) such as bcrcavemellt
counselling which we outsouree for up to 12 months, iii duratioTh. Faccbook groups are as follows.. -
l. Expectant pai'ent5 group
2. Raising childTen with CDH- birtlL to adultliood
3. Adult SUPPDrt group {16 onwards).
4. Bereavement Broup
5. Dads support group
Meetings - Each year we hold family get tog¢thcr in different parts of the countty so that familics can
me¢1 other famili¢s in similar siluatio￿, tlvdt ore also attended by healthcare professionals and other
iiiterested thi'rd partics.
Financial support- we off¢r financial assistance schemes as follows: _
l. Hoine 2 Hospiial scheme- to lielp faLnilies with Ihe Cost of travelling backwards and forwards
to th¢ hospital and parking costs and in ¢as¢s of ex¢reme need such as ¢m¢rgcncy
commodation.
2. Help 4 Home sclieme- where familics can apply for funding help forthittgg like speci81 buggies.
walking aids and portable breathing treat]nents and laundry equipm￿11.
3. Help 4 Holidays schem¢ - to help families access a family boliday or short break by helpillg
witl? costs such ag additional holiday insurance pr¢niiun)s, portable oxygen whilst away or any
other aids wliilsl away.
4. Memory Box proYisiorL
For our bereaved families, we provide a persoThalised Me￿0￿
keepsake l)ox to ktep pcrsonal items itt.
5. Forget Me uot fulld - This provides ￿antS to lielp with ￿lleral costs, bLirial plot, headstone Dr
memorial $tonc/plaque and general m¢mvrial items (at the Committees jurisdiction)-
6. Counselliug 4 CDH- Funding privat¢ cow)selling sessions for B¢r¢av¢ment, Anxiety, PTSD or
any other counselling need relating to a CDH diagnosis and consequential mental health
problems.
Rese&reh Fund - we hav¢ donated over half a million pounds to date to various research projects (5¢¢
Research se¢tion for niore iT]foTmation) and we colltitiu¢ lo raise funds forourresearch fund. We partncr
with GOSHCC who act as Grant monitor for th¢ funds granted.
ACHtEVEllfENTS AND PERFORMAIYCE
All the following has cllablcd us to colltinue with our good work and to improve our services aud
resources and to provide better infonnation on CDH. W¢ have also continued lo support Te8earch both
finauGially and wilh direct inpLSt. This has all impacted on outcomes.
Fundralslng
CDH UK is funded purely through dovalion5 made by families, individuals, and companics iii the
g¢￿¢r￿ cornmunity. During this financiaftyear, we liavc held a variety ofpubli¢ fulldraising ¢v¢nts which
iiicluded:
Christmas snowflake appeal
Forget Me Not meinorial onlinc legacy pages
We also liave variolls fimdraising platforms for individuals to set up custom fvndraisers.

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We h()8ted a very successful CDH CoLnmiinity Confereiice (CCC) for tamilies and healtlicare
profcssioiials which ivas very supportive and educational for all involved tsnd took place al UCL itt
LoDdoll ill partnership willi Gr¢al Ormoiid Street Hospital.
Maily of ow support¢rs a￿d fainilies held 'in aid, of events across thc UK and Scotlattd. Som¢ of these
took place during CDH awareness month of June.
On Awareness Day on 28 June, wc hcld an ar￿￿al Social Media awareness campaign #JoininJun¢4CDH
where we encouraged participants lo join in Colours 4 CDH.
Events
Th¢ main Event in this financial year for CDK UK was th¢ CDH Conununily Conference ICCC). and
speaking at EUPSA in Croatia.
This lias enabled us to cotttlDue with our good work and to improve our services and ir50urces, to
proyidtt quulily informatioii on CDH and to stay in line widi our WE CARE res¢8r¢h Sts'ai¢gy. Tlii.s has
impacted on out¢O￿eS for patients, their families and healtbcare provid¢rs.
All the things we provide are donc with due regard to Ibc ¢QTnmis5ion public benefit gllidanee.
Research
During tliis financial period we Ifave continu¢d to look at new research projects to participatc in and
potenti211y fiind. Thc following grant award8 were m&de'.
Researcb title.. Developing a patient derived minimally invasive organoid model frbr
Congenital Diaphragmatic Hernia for advanced prcjiatal coullselling and personalized
treatment.
Research title.. SURGICAL-PEARL (Surgical- P￿lIatriC congEnilal Anomalies Registy witli
Lollg tenn follow-up)
To see all past co-authorghips and funded research pl¢85e see 'Research Hub. on the CDH UK w¢bsite.
tn addition lo fimdinE and carrying out oiir own r¢search. we have also participated in tlie following
networks resea￿￿ progrdmmes CDH UK ha8 taken parl in meetings online as a founding niember
of th¢ Europ¢an Rcfcrcnce Network on rarc iDhcriled and collgenital anomalies (EENICA), a board
member and Scientific Committee member, as a member of th¢ R¢s¢ar¢h & R¢gistri¢5 working Group
and Feta] and Pregnancy Group, to i'epresent CDH patients and tatnily groups for ERNICA and lo help
to build a European standard for care and 5UPPOrt groups in Europe using the CDH UK best praclices
and exaclillg standard.
CDH UK also..
Repreiented bereaved families by becoming a in¢mber of the Baby Loss Awareness Allian¢¢.
CoJ]tinu¢d to work with EURORDIS by represeating CDH patients as an ePAG.
Continued to be a member of the CSOR steering group
Continued to be a meinbcr of BAPM
ReKeiv¢d PIF TICK acciEdit&tion
Continued to bc a representstive for CARDRtss
Continued to be a member of the Mi PAET steeTii1g committee

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YEAR ENDED 7 JUNE 2025
ProJe¢ts
W¢ colltiiiued lo improve our in-house policies.
Aivareness
Awarenesg month is June and awareness day 1$ 28th June This was recognised this year by a national
Social Media ¢￿￿pai£ll, fundraising initiatives, a series of podcast productions and a national liglit lip
ei'¢nt Wc also took part in the annual BLAW week (Baby Loss Awareness Week). World Birth Defect5
Day, Rarc Disease Day, Mental I.Icalth Awareness Week, Charity Fraud Awareness Week.
This ba$ en¢ouraged furihEr TesearctL and impacted on outcomes aiid the reputation of the charity in a
positive way.
FINANCIAL REVIEW
Trall$actions and Finaneial Positio
There was a Si￿p]uS for th¢ ycar of £14,884 {2024 - d¢fi¢il £62,301). Reseryes at the end of tbe year
wer¢ £490,345 (2024 - £475.461) including a dest￿2t¢d fund of £340,991 and <1 restricted fund Lif
£73,758. Free reserves aniountrd 10 £67,645 (2024 £40,271) which are used to findn¢e additiL)nal
projects, trading in the ensuing year and a4 backup Teserve.
The charity has unpaid volunteers to help run its vatious artiviti¢5.
Investment pollcy
Th¢ charity retains a prudent ￿nDU￿t in general reserves each year most of which are to be spent iu the
short tern). Howcvcr, the charity is accumulating lunds in a desigiiated fund for medical research.
Itaving considered the options Available, the Management Committe¢ has derided to inv¢5t th¢5¢ funds
in a high Interest bearing arrount.
Re¥erves polxcy
It is the policy of thc cliarity to maintaln iinr¢strictod fund5 Ilot committed or invested in tangible fffixed
ass¢t5 al a l¢vel ivbich equates to at least three months unrestricted expenditure. This wuuld provide
sufficfftcnt fund5 to cover managem¢nl and admiThistration and support costs to enable th¢ Charity to
¢onlinue its current aclivities in the event of a significant decline in funding. Three months expenditu
amounts to approximately £10,500 and the total unrestricted fun(ts excluding destgtjated funds 8nd fixed
assets is £67,645, any surplus fimds will be used towards further research.
Principal f￿ndIng $ource5
The principal sources of income were dot)ations and h￿d￿]sIng.

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PLANS FOR FUTURE PERIODS
The Charity's pla05 foi. the coming financlal ye2r are as follows-.
Complete Phase 3 & 4 of the inobil¢ app and t() laun¢h 3 version 2 prototype.
Sponsor alld attend the iJJl¢mational CDH syniposiwn
Continiie io encourage membership into IDEA Alliance, whicll we founded to hopefully
attract more proj¢Gls and re¥eaTch due lo the siniilarity ofthesc collditions and their
oomplications to CDH and to collaborate with other likeminded organisations, to ¢ff¢¢t better
patient outcome
Continue lo collaborat¢ witli T¢search iiiitialiyes and othei CDH or￿niSatiOnS
Look inlo new and innovative ways of fuudraising
Contlllue to develop alld iinprove the ¢tsarity framework & policies
Work towards ¢stablishing better links to GP'S and inidwives
Produce new infomjation booklels
Work on re¢ruitment of volunteers
All our future plans are inteJ]ded to impact on th¢ charities aims and charitable activities and in line witli
its framcivork and efficacy of the charity to in tum itnpact on the support. care. s¢rYi¢es and outromcs
for patients and their tamilies.
We would like to take this opportunity to thaDk all supporters and donots of our cause.
Tlie ttvgtees, at￿U81 rcport was apwoved on 19 F¢bruary 2026 and signed on behalf of the board of
tru5'tC¢5 by:
Mrs Beverley Power
TTh￿te¢

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INDEPENDENT E￿￿mINE1 R'S REI PORT TO THE TRUSTEES OF CDH UK
YEAR ENDED 7 JUNE 2025
l i'eport to tlie ts'ustees on Iny examiiiation of the fsnancial 51ateineiits of CDH UK ('tlie cliarity,) foi. tlie
year ended 7 June 2025.
RESPONSIBILITIES AND BASIS OF REPORT
As the trlislees of the charity you are r¢sponsible for the preparation of tlie fmancial stateinents iii
accordan¢¢ with the reqiiii'ements of th¢ Cliarities Act 2011 ('the Act.).
I rtport in respect of my examiiiatioi) of tlie cliarity's financial stAtementS C8rried out und¢r section 145
of the 201 l Act ttnd in carrying out my examination I liavc folloived all the applicable Directions giv¢n
by thc Charity Commission under section 145(5)(b) of the Act.
Ir4DEPENDENT EXAMINER'S STATEMENT
I Iiave completed my examination. I confirni tliat no material matters hav¢ Com¢ to Thy attention i
onnection with the examination giving me cause to believ¢ that in any material respect:
accounting records were not kept in resPKt of tli¢ Charity as r¢qiiired by section 130 of tlie
the financial ststemcnts do not accord with thos¢ words; or
the fin&ncial statetnei)ts do not coinply with the applicable requirenitnts concerhing the form
IIDd content of a¢¢ounls set out in the Charities (Accouiits and Reports) R¢g%iilAtions 2008
otlier tlian any requireinent that the accouTEts give a 'true and fail view which is not a matter
coiisidered as part oran independent examination.
I have no conceins aiid liave come across no other matters in connection ivith the examination to which
attention sliould be drawn in this report in order to enable a proper understanding of the accounts to be
reached.
MRS E A SHORT FCA
Independent Examiner
Equitable House
55 Pellon Lan¢
Halifax
West Yorkshire
HXI 5SP
19 Febniary 2026

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STA TEMEN'f OF FINANCIAL ACTtVlTtES
YEAR ENDED 7 JUNE 2025
2025
Re8tri¢ted
funds Total funds Total funds
2024
Urllestricted
funds
Note
Income and enilowrncnts
Donalions and legacies
Other tradiJ)8 activities
Investment inLome
57,356
125
57J56
125
73
56,923
1,324
6,262
73
Total income
57,481
73
57,554
64,509
ExpendKture
Expendtture on raising fi￿ds=
Costs of other trading actffivities
EAp¢ndithre Oll charitable activilies
Total expenditure
3,846
30.665
3,846
38,824
7,793
119,017
126,810
8,159
34,511
8,159
42,67U
Net incomel(e.xpenditure) and net
mDvemenl in funds
22,970
(8.086)
14,884
(62,301)
Reconciliation of funds
Total funds brought fon¥ard
Total funds ¢arr&cd forward
393.617
81,844
73,758
475,461
490,345
537,763
416,587
475,462
Thc Statement of financial activities includes all gains and losses r¢¢ognised in th¢ y¢ar.
All income and ¢xpernditure derive from continuing aotivitics.
The notes on pages 11 to 20 form part of these financlal ststemtnt$.

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STATEMENT OF FINAficIAL POs￿10N
7 JUTr4E 2025
2025
2024
Note
FIXED ASSETS
Intangibl¢ a5S¢ts
Tangiblc fixed assets
15
16
6,705
1,246
9,898
2,457
7,951
12,355
CURRENT ASSETS
Stocks
Debtors
Cash at bank and ID hand
17
18
7,750
15,329
465,075
488,154
500,IJ02
546.667
CRLDITORS: wnounts falling due
Ivlthin OnE ye4y
NET CURRENT ASSETS
19
5,760
83,561
482J94
463,106
TOTAL ASSETS LESS CURRENT
LIABILITIES
490,345
49U,345
475,461
LYET ASSETS
475.461
FW4DS OF THF. CHARITY
R¢stTiclcd funds
Unrestri¢l¢d tund3
73,758
416,587
81,844
393.617
Total ¢harlty funds
20
490,345
475.461
These finall¢ial statements were approved by thc b0￿d of trustees and &uthorised for issue on 19
February 2026, and are Signed on behalf of the board by-
MRS BEVERLEY P0}Tr￿R
Trustee
Tbe notes on page$ 11 to 20 form part of these financial $t2tements.
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NOTES TO FINANCIAL STATELVIENTS
YEAR ENDED 7 JUNE 2025
GENERIL I]YFORMATION
The cliarity is a public bencfit eiitity and a registered cliarily IEI England and Wales and 15
unincotporaled. The address of the principal office is The Denes, Lynt] Road, Tilney All Saints,
Kiiig& Lynn. NorEolk, PE34 4RT.
STATEM£Tr￿ OF COMPLIANCE
These financial slalements have been prepaiEd in compliance with FRS 102. 'Tli¢ Financial
Reporting Stand8rd applicable in the UK and th¢ Republic of Ireland,. the Sttttement of
R¢coinmellded Practice applicable to ch2ritle5 p￿pari￿g tILeir accounts in a¢cordance witli the
Financial RepoitiThg Standai'd 2ppli¢able in the UK and RepLibli¢ of Ireland (FRS 102) (Charities
SORP (FRS 102)) and t]ie Charities Aet 2011.
ACCOUNTING POLICIES
Ba$is of preparation
The fukqncial statem¢nts havc been prepared on ilie historical cost basis.
Going concern
ThetE are no miLterial unrertainties about the charity's ability to Continue.
Judgements and key sources ofestimation uncertalnty
Tlic prcparntion of the financial statemrnls requires management to makc judgements. estimates
and assumptions that affect the ainounts reported. These estimat¢s and jiidgements aTe continually
rcviewed and are b8s¢d on ¢xperien¢e and other factors, including ¢xpectations of future ¢v¢nls
that are.believed to be reasonable l￿der the circumslan¢¢s.
There 2re not considered to be any judgemenls 01 accounting estimates or assumptions that have a
signtfi¢anl impact on the fmancial statements.
Fund accounting
u[￿eStriCtEd funds are availableforuse at thediscretion ofthe trustees to furtherany of the cliarity's
purposes.
Designated funds are unre5tri¢t¢d funds carn￿rked by the tn￿teeS for pttrticular future project or
ommitrneiit.
Restricted funds arc 8Ut)jeeted to rcstrictio)]s oll their expeiiditurc dcclared by the donor or through
the tenns of an appeal, and fall into one of two sub-classes.. restricted income funds or ¢adoN￿¢nI
funds.

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NOTES TO THE FtNANCIAL STATEMENfs Ccwil
iuried)
YEAR ENDED 7 JUNE 2025
ACCOUNTING POLICIES (cOlt¢¥Kwcd)
Incoming resources
All incoming resourccs are included in the statement of finanoi#l a¢tivilics wlien entitlement has
pagsed to th¢ ¢haTity' il is probable that the economic benefits associated witli the tsans2Ction will
flow to th¢ charity and tl)e amount can be religbly m¢asuTcd. Tlie following specific polioie& are
applied lo particular categories of income..
incomc from donations or grants is recognis¢d whcn Ihcre is evidence of ¢ntitl¢m¢ul to the
gift, rcccipt is probable and its amount can be measured reliably.
legacy income is recognised when r¢e¢ipl is probable and entidement is estÉblished.
in¢ome from donated goods is measured Al th¢ fair value oftlie gooKls unless this is imprRctical
to measure r¢liably, in which case the vAllle is derived from tlie cost to the donor or tlie
¢stiniated rcsale valuc. Donated facilities &id $￿ViCeS are recognised in tbe accounts wlien
received if tlie value can be reliably m￿SU[ed. No amounts are included for th¢ contribution
of general volLtnle¥is.
incomc from contracts for th¢ supply of serviLes is recognised with the delivery of the
ontracted service. This is classified as ￿￿eSt[]cted funds ulll¢ss tli¢re is a colltracrual
r¢quireincnl for it to be spent on a particular purpose and returned if llnspent. in which ca5C it
may be regarded as ￿triCt¢(L
Resources expended
Expenditure is recognised on an a¢cruals basis as a liability is incurred. Expendittre includ¢s ￿]Y
VAT which cannot be fullyTecovered, and is ¢lassifiedunder headings of the s(3t¢mcnl of financial
activities to which it rElat¢5'.
expenditure on rdising funds tnclud¢s tht costs of all fundraising activities, events, non-
¢htvilabl£ trath.ng activitie5, and the sale of dortat¢d gtN)ds.
expenditur¢ OD charitable activities incllldes 211 costs in¢urred by a charity in undertaking
actkvities that fi￿ther its charitable aims for thc bcncfii of its beneficiaries, including those
support costs and costs relating lo thc govemance of the charity apportioned to Charitable
activities.
otber expenditure includes all expenditur¢ ￿l￿t 15 neither related to raising funds forthe ¢haTity
nvr purt of its expenditure on charitable activities.
All ¢osts are allocated to expenditllre c2te8ories rcflccting the use of the resour¢e. Direct Costs
attributable to a singl¢ activity ar¢ allocated directly to that actLVlty. Shared ¢osts ar¢ apportioned
between the activities they coiitribute to on a reasonable, justifiabl¢ and Consistent btsis.
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NOTFS TO THE FJNANCIAL STATEMEI•rrs (¢oiiftnii¢dJ
YEAR ENDED 7 JUNE 2025
ACCOUNTING POLICIES (coulljiiied)
Jntanglble assets
Intangible assets are initially i'ecoided at cost. and are subsequently stated at ¢ost less any
accumulated amortisation and impaii'ment losses.
Any intangible assets cawicd al revalued
amoisnts, are recorded at the fair valuc at the dale of revaluation, as detern]ined by referencc to an
active markeL less ally subscqucnt accumulated ￿liOrt1$al1on and subsequent accwnulaled
impaiTment10sses.
Intangible assets awuired as part of a business combination are only r¢cognis¢d scparalely from
goodwill when they ari5c frotn contt'actual or otlier legal rights, are separable, Ihc expcctcd future
econotnic benefits arc probable aiid tl)¢ cost or value can be m¢asur¢d r¢liably.
Amortlsallon
Amortisation is calculated so as to write off the cost of an asS¢t, less its esllmaled residual value,
ov¢r Ihc use￿1 economic life of that asset as follows:
Web51te development
Mobile app
Awareness film
330/0 reducing balaThce
Fully amortised
200/0 straigbt line
If there is an indietttion that there has been a si￿11r1¢a￿I rhange in Avnort16ation rnte, useful life or
r¢sidual valuc of an intangible asset, the amortisltson is r￿ls¢d prospectively to reflect the new
estimates.
Depreeiation
Depreciation is calculated so as lo HTile off the cost or valuation of ah assel, less its residual y￿lle,
ov¢r the useful econoniic life of that asset as follows..
Equipinent
330/0 straight l'ine
Impairment of fixed assets
A r¢view for indicators of iinpainnent Is carrled out at each reporting dale. with the r¢¢ov¢rable
amount being estimated where such ittdicators exist. Where tbe carrying value eKceed5 the
recoverable amount, the a%set AS in]pal￿d accordingly. Prior impaitrnents are also reiryewed for
possible reversal at each reportintr date.
Stocks
Stocks 8r¢ m¢a5urcd at the lower of cost and estiinated selliiig price less costs to complete and sell.
Cost in¢lud¢s all costs of purchase, ¢osts of ¢onv¢15ion ?￿d other costs incurred in bringing the
stock to its present location and condition.
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CDH UK
r40TES TO THE FINA14CIAL STATEMENTS (comit,,,,
YEAR ENDED 7 JUNE 2025
ACCOUNTJNG POLICIES feonii
Financial instruments
The company only lias finaiicial assets and financial liabilitics of a kind tl)al qualify as basic
financial in5trument5. Basic financial instruments ai'¢ initially recognised at transaction value and
subscqucnily ineasured at their settlcment value with the exception of bank loans wl)i¢h are
subsequelltly ineasur¢d at atnoiliscd cost using tlie effective iiitei'est method.
DONATIONS AND LEGACIES
Unreslrieted Total Fiinds Unreslricted Total Funds
Funds
2025
Funds
2024
DONATIONS
Donations
Enthus
Just Giving
Gift aid receipts
Facebook
21,325
14,216
20,I29
1,586
loo
21J25
14216
20,129
1,586
100
8,954
32,560
10,382
3,627
1,400
56,923
8.954
32,560
10,382
3,627
1.400
57,356
57,356
56.923
OTHER TRADING AcfIviTIES
Unrestricted Total Funds Unrestricted Total Funds
Funds
2025
Fund5
2024
Fundraising events
Awareness merchandise
1,009
315
1,009
315
125
125
125
1,324
I,324
NVESTMENT INCOII
Ut]r¢stri¢t¢d
Funds
Restricted Total Funds
Funds
2025
Bank interest tt¢¢ivable
73
73
UTwestri¢l¢d
Funds
Restricted Total Funds
Funds
2024
Bank inl¢re5t receivable
1.700
4.563
6.262
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NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (
YEAR ENDED 7 JUNE 2025
COSTS OF OTHER TRADING ACTIVITlfi S
Unrestrieted Total Fund$ UnrestLL¢ted Total Fullds
Funds
2025
Funds
2024
EY¢nt cos15
Promotional expenses
2,820
1,026
2,820
1,1126
3,846
4,642
3,151
4,642
3,151
3,846
7,793
7,793
EXPENDrruRE ON CHARITABLE ACTivrriES BY FUND TYPE
Uiwestricted
Funds
Restricted Total Funds
Fullds
2025
Home 2 Hospit21
Mernory box¢s
Forget M¢ Not
Help 4 Home
Medical research
Help 4 Holidays
Awareness comp2ign
CDH Community ¢onf¢r¢n¢e
Support costs
1,312
95
J,312
95
1.668
1,668
8,159
1,000
5,773
316
20,501
38,824
8,159
1,000
316
20,501
30,665
8,159
Unrestrieted
Funds
Restricted Total Funds
Funds
2024
Home 2 Hospital
Memory boxes
ForgF¢t M¢ ol
Help 4 Home
M¢di¢al research
Help 4 Holidays
Awarcncss campaign
CDH Communlty conference
Support costs
10,471
317
1,366
.258
10,471
317
1,366
1,258
78,345
139
2,658
2,486
21,977
78.345
139
2,658
2.488
21,961
40,658
15
78,360
119,017
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CDH UK
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (c¢JNrf A)
Jtr
YEAR EINDED 7 JUNE 2025
EXPEf4DITURE ON CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES BY AcfIviTY TYPE
Activiiies
undertaken
diTectly
Grant
funding of
activities Support costs
Total fund5
2025
Total fund
2024
Hottle 2 Ho%pilal
Mcmory boxe&
Forget Me Not
Help 4 Hoin¢
Medical rcseareh
Help 4 Holidays
Awareiiess
campaign
CDH Commuiiity
confcience
Support costs
1,312
95
la12
9S
10,471
3l7
1,366
,258
78,345
139
1,668
1,668
8,159
1,000
8,159
I,(M)O
5,773
5,773
2,658
316
316
20,501
38,824
2,486
21,977
119,017
20,501
10,164
8,159
Medtcal research during 2025 includes grants &warded to:
20,501
2025
2024
Paolo De Coppi
Professor D Ttbboel
Professor R Clugston
74.197
4,131
6,476
1.083
8,159
83,558
Grant awarded to Professor Paolo De Coppi for the research pmject building a functlonal tnuscle
to repair congenital diaphragmatic hernia.
Grant awarded to Professor D Tibboel for the reseatGh PTojccI Prenatal maternal sildenafil
administratLOt] to prev¢nt pulnionary hypertension due to eonsenital diaphragmatic hernia.. fllol
preclinical steps to 2 clinical trial.
Grant award to Professor R Clugston for the research of project under the title of CDH mousc
model.
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CDH UK
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATII MENTS
YEAR ENDED 7 JUNE 2025
JO. ANALYSIS OF SUPPORT COSTS
Total 2025 Total 2024
Premises
Communicolions and IT
Volunteer eAp¢nsC5
Financc costs
Travel costs
Insurance
Stationery and office ¢ost5
Amortisation
Outsouwcd telephone support
Online donations fees
Professional fees
Accountancy
Depreciation
678
41
84
624
92
200
2,176
831
7,443
3,193
1,32S
559
10.034
2,504
180
1,925
1,288
2,050
1,179
681
2,376
1,780
1,211
20,501
11. NET INCOLVIEI(EXPENDITURE}
Nct income/(expelld1tL￿) 15 Stalcd after charuingl{crediting)'.
2025
2024
Amortisation of intangible a55cts
Depreciation of tangible fixcd assets
3,193
1,211
2,504
1,179
12. INDEPEIYDENf EXAfvtlNATION FEES
2025
2024
Fees payable to tlie independent examincr for:
IDdependenl examinauon of the financial statements
1,780
1.720
13. STAFF COSTS
The average head count of employees duting the year wa5 Nil (2024.. Nil).
No employee received employee b¢nefit8 of more tlian £60.000 during the year (2024.. Nil).
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CDH UK
NOTES TO THE FIIYANCIAL STATEMENTS (
YEAR ENDED 7 JUNE 2025
14. TRUSTEE REMUNERATION AND EXPFNSES
No remuneration or otber benetils from employment with tbe charity or & irlated eiitity wei'e
received by tlie ai]stees.
Tr&vel expense$ totalling £2,176 have beell rcimburs¢d to three Irustees during the yeill- ended 7
Jun¢ 2025 {2024- £898)
15. ITrrfANGIBLE ASSETS
Awareness
filin
Website Mobile app
Total
Cost
At 8 June 2024 and 7June 2025
4.826
l2,138
14,905
31,869
Amvrtis4tion
Al 8 June 2024
ChE)rge For the ycar
t 7 June 21125
4,189
212
12.138
5,644
2,981
8,625
21,971
3,193
25,164
4,401
12,138
Carrying OTllDunt
At 7 June 2025
425
6280
9,261
6,705
At 7 June 2024
637
9,898
16. TATrIGIBLE FIXED ASSETS
Equipment
Total
Cost
At 8 June 2024 and 7 June 2025
3,636
3,636
Depreeiati(Jn
At 8 JuDe 2Q24
Chargc for tlie year
At 7 June 2025
1.179
1,211
1,179
1,211
2,390
2,390
Carrying amount
At 7 June 2025
1,246
1,246
2,457
At 7 June 2024
2,457
17. STOCKS
202S
2024
Stock of merchandise and parent packs
7,750
8,751
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CDH UK
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (uiiilllhdd)
YEAR ENDED 7 JUNE 2025
18. DEBTORS
2025
2024
PFepa5rynents and aGGrued income
Online giving donations
Other debtors
945
18,985
17,984
37,914
15,272
57
15J29
19. CREDrroRS: amounts falling due within one year
2025
2024
Trade creditors
Accruals and def¢rr¢d illcome
Medi¢al research
1,800
3,960
1,801
3,413
78,347
83,561
5,760
20. AI¥4ALYSIS OF CHARITABLE FUNDS
Unrestricted funds
8 June 2024
Income ExpendiÉur¢
Trau5fers 7 June 2025
Gelleral fi]nds
M¢di¢31 ￿$¢arCh fund
52.626
340.991
393,617
57.481
(34,511)
75,596
340,991
416,587
57.481
(34,511)
8 June 2023
tncome Expenditur¢
TrrLllsfers 7 June 2024
General ￿ndS
Medical researcli fulld
42.829
339,293
382.122
59,947
(48,45 l)
[1,700)
I,700
52,625
340,992
393,617
59,947
(48.45 L)
Th¢ Medical researcll fund was ¢an)]arked by the t￿Stee5 to contribute towards fijrther study and
r&%earch into better nwiagement alld treatment of CDH, and to assist tn finding tbe caiise and
prcvcnlion.
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CDH UK
DET AILED STATEMENT OF filF4ANCIAL ACTIVITIES (.,,,,,,,
YEAR ENDED 7 JIJNE 2025
Restricted funds
8 lune 2024
ID¢ome Expenditure
Transfers 7 Junc 2025
Medical research fund
81.844
<8.159)
73,758
8 June 2023
Income Expcnditure
Transf¢￿ 7 Julle 2024
M¢dic&l research fimd
155.641
4,563
(78,360)
81,844
Th¢ fuvAds held in restricted fiinds of£73,758 represents the amount held in the VTrgin Moiieybatth
account.
21. ANALYSIS OF IYET ASSETS BETWEEN FUNDS
Unrestricted
Funds
Restricted Total Funds
Funds
2025
Intangibl¢ asscts
Tangible fixcd assets
Current assets
Creditors less than l year
Net assets
6,705
1.246
414.396
(5,760)
416,587
6,705
1.246
488,154
(5,760}
490J45
73,758
73,758
Unrestricted
Funds
Restricted Total Funds
Funds
2024
tntangible assets
Tangible fixed assels
Currcnt asscts
Creditors less than l year
Net assets
9.898
2,457
386,459
(5,197)
393,617
9,898
2,457
546,667
(83,561)
475,461
160,208
(78,3641
81,844
22. RELATED PARTIES
There were no disclosable related party transactions in either the current or the prior year.
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