Charlty ￿giStratIon number 1106460
Cofflpany registr•l•on numbw 05191052 (England and Wales)
THE RELATIONSHIPS FOUNDATION
ANNUAL REPORT AND UNAUDITED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2022
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THE RELATIONSHIPS FOUNDATION
LEGAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION
TnJ5tee5
Jeremy Letroy
Dingley
Eleanor K4¢Cr¢￿e
PNippa Tay
Charlty numbtr
11C6460
Company number
05191052
p￿nCIpal Address
FutLwe ￿sInesS Centre
The Hive
Kings He(b3es Road
Cambridge
CB4 2HY
Registered office
Futtre ￿SInesS Cerhtre
The Hive
ngs Hedges Road
cambn.dge
CB4 2HY
Ind•P￿dent examiner
Richard F
4 Rhodfa Clawdd Offa
Cjethgh
DenbIghsh￿e
LL16 4RJ
BankeTs
Nati¢)nal liÈsknirtster B￿k
56 StAndrth¥s Street
Cambridge
CB2 3DA

THE RELATIONSHIPS FOUNDATION
TRUSTEES. REPORT (INCLUDING.DIRECTORS' REPORT) (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2022
These dash￿d5 wèrt also used in researth.ng the rth tsf retsb"onthips in the quality of altemative provision for
¢xduded WFils as part of the IntegratEd prfrjrrn. Key themes frtyn mÈasLwes ol relation$h"ps in AP
setDngs and lollow up qualitalive research were..
The idea of alternab've provision, at least for some pupils. The imFlicati￿ of ￿.5 is that It is 81s0 inappropriate
for those whose neetls should be diagnosed and met wrthin rn•nstre￿ schooling. Understanding and valuin9 the
dTrsts'nctive role of AP is I￿ndab"Onal to dcdng it wen.
System inlegration and acwJnlabilrty. It rs dear Ihat Ihe effecbveness ofAP is tied to that of the system ofwhith
they are part wth PUPEI outcomes shaped by the ￿tribUtiOr￿ of many ￿01*$$10￿5 and or9anisa*"ons. The Care
Quality CommissiLM'S ￿lOtsng of Loca System Rewews was seen as a posib.ve experience by partieipats"r¥J Local
ALthoritses and a similar approath COLdd help to ensure tt)at the cdlaborabve worf( needed to support vulnerable
children and faMi￿e$ was being enabled.
AP leadership. Leadership of excellerf AP has the capauty io inffvence Ihe local syslem, develop the wability
ol their stsff, ensure the sustainability of Ihe emotional labour of ￿n9 in AP and ueate a strong relats'onal EulbJro.
Thè risk is that excelleniAP 15 too dependent on loca ￿r0e$ hw(xnes and lthng a 5hgnificant ptfsofbal tdi.
We developed an aut(xnated repO￿.r￿j t¢x4 for the measurement of Relaty"onal Value in Integrated Care Systems lor
the ￿ole Systems Partnership. We subsequenty used this approach to supm RSA proiecl on preventing
School exclusion, looking at system relab"onship5 in tlyee local authorib'es. Understanth'ng both the barriers to and
enablers of cdlaborab'on w*lhTrn loca systems is essenbal rf thè tr￿n￿leX needs of the most vUknera￿e children and
famih'es a￿ to be addressed more eifecb'vdy.
We began the final phase of our wcrfk with Suffc4k and NLvfdk SCITT and C*en University wth follow up interviews
ol early career teachers who had trained at SNSCITT. The insights from these interviews are being used to
devdop resoLrces lo use wth Ifainee leadws to guTrd8 them in (Jeveloping and susta.ning the support t)èfvnrks
that arè èssents.al in Successful￿ navi9*"rtg earty cmr sxtssures and thalènges.
We commen¢ed a major new projea the Inlemational 8oys sch￿ Coaition to explo￿ schools, use of
technokjgy influenc45 relatiL￿Ship5 betsyeen wimls and btheen PUFxls and teacher5. The first pha5E involved a
survey ol member sthools more detriw measurement of relalionship5 ￿￿ned for seven schoc45 in Ihe UK.
Australia, Canad¥, US, South Alrica and Peru.
The main focu5 of continuing wc*k ￿ business rdab"on5hip5 was SUPFwbng the publicatson and launth of the
book"Is Corporate caprt￿lsrn the Best Wetrè Goi to Offerff Thi5 15 the end produd of a Icn9 running c£Alabcfation
be￿en Rèlationships Found*"on and Relatsonal Rese*1 mtsre rdational companies rnight best be
promoted. We *so conts.nue lo wr¥k wth a ￿e￿rk of smal cons￿￿¢￿t¥ as Ihey explrye ways tsf asse55ing and
develo￿ng relationship5 Tr*bih and betrween cryardsations.
È continued to act as tre host f￿ the Keep Sunday Special Campai￿ wlh its concem for the importance of
shared ts'me for famity and community relth'onships. Ourirrfj the yew thi5 was largely a mon¢toring role in the
absence ol govemment 8fforts to dereg￿ate SundayTrathn9.
Finanthal review
Thè attachtd accwnts show that the Foundalion inawred a defiol of £68.795 fw year. Free rèserves at the
Ènd ofthe yearwere £96,036.
Delays irt developing n•Af pmjèts due ¢0 the pandÈmK ueated a Ch¥knYJH￿ tcrtext and WÈ arè ￿ateth
for the support of OLtr main grwt fijnder. Porticus. lhrowJh￿l this pw¢od.
It is the pc4icy ol the charity that thrtsthetÈd funds vkn.ch have not teen designated for a speafic use should b#
maintained at a level equivalent to bÈfv4een 3 and 6 monihs. salary costs. The trustets tDnsideT that rEser¥es at this
level wll ensu￿ that. in Ihe event of a sigrmfirant drcp in fvnding. they will be able to continue the thanty's current
activities vthilè considefab.on 15 given to ways in additi.onal funds may be rw5ed.
During the year the
Exècub"ve Director wgne(I wrth exisling staff tsking C￿ the rc4e of o>directors fo maximise the use of project
funding. A lower cost base and more lo￿$ed pycied pNtrdio enaLles us to adhe￿ to reserves policy. Thè
truslees w41 continue to review thè finances on a monlhby b8*"S.

THE RELATIONSHIPS FOUNDATION
TRUSTEES. REPORT IINCLUDING DIRECTORS, REPORD (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2022
The tnjstees have a duty to identify and review the risks to thich the tharity 15 eMPQSed and to ¢n5ure that
appropriate controls are in F4ace to wovide feasonatle assurance against fraud error. The 5y5tems of intemal
control designed tr* prpvide r•asonabbe, but not absoluie. 855ur8nce agwnst misstatem￿1 and 105$. They
indude".
-8n annual budget apwoved by Ihe trustees
-TegLdar written repcrts submrtied by the CEO
-Tegul8r considerab.on of the firtrance5 by Ihe trustéts
-identsfication and management ol risks.
Every year the trustees Lmdertake a detsiled anaysis of thè risks facing the Foundation and ieceive a report at
subsequent trustees. meel]"ng. They agree the strategsc risks facing thè org*isation mÈ8surÈs to be adopted
to mstigate those risks.
Structure, qovern*n¢e and manaqemert
The tharrty is a 07mpany kmrted by gu¥rantee urtder Ihe Companies Ad 200S. fc¥med and regulated by ils
Memorandum and Arb'de5 of Assouation m 28 July 2004 as amended by speaal ￿s￿ut$on on 7 October 2004.
The company was registwed by The Charity C¢ynmi5sion as a charity on 27 Oc1d￿ 2CIM. Prior to incorporation
as a ccffipany the chan'ty was governed by a Deed ofTru5L
The trustèes, who are ￿s0 the th"rectors for the purpose of xYnp3ny law. séN•d d[￿ng Ihe year and up to
the date of sBJnature of the financial statements were".
Jeremy Lefroy
Sarah Dingley
Eleanor McCroT
Philip P¢Mell
David Shamiri
Ph"15ppa Taylor
(Resigned 9 February 20231
(Resigned 23 August 2022)
Invitsiions are extended from time to time by Ihe existing Injstees are also the mernbers of Ihe Company) to
suitably qualified men and women to become trustees. A matn'x of trustees, interests and skills is rewewed every
three yews.
Ne%￿Y appointèd trustÈès art Fxovided v*rylh a comprehensive pad( of indLFttion materials. intJuth"n9 a copy of the
M8morandum and kndès ￿ Assotiats"on of the C￿pafty and of the Trust Deed. They have ￿ induction wth
fellow tmstees and Ihe Director and arè expÈdtd to S￿nd trme with other staff members, familiarising Ihemsejves
wilh Ihe workn'ngs of the charity. Al tru5tee5 act as directors for assoriated bodies that The Relationships
Foundatson maintsins.
None ofthe truslees has any benefioa interest In the C￿pany. All crfthe Irustees we members Lythe company and
guarantee to c￿ribUte £1 in the event of a winding
Associated Bodies
The Rel￿10ft￿lP5 Fwndaty"on owns 10J% of Ihè sharès and maintains the se(¥elariat for Juknlee House Ltd which
recèives dcnation5 for the Keep Sunday Spèual projeq %thich a￿ then used to fund and promote research and
arnpwgns. Jubilee House Ltd aso developed copynght dashtrf)ards and assigned to The Relationships
Foundation in the prewcxbs finanual year.
The R￿iOnshipS Foundaiion also o¥ms 100% of the shares of
Relational Analyts¢$ Ud bthich is domianL

THE RELATIONSHIPS FOUNDATION
TRUSTEES. REPORT (INCLUDING DIRECTORS. REPORT) (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2022
Organisational stnjdurn
The chgrrity is run on a da*l(wlay ba￿$ by the Cirector. Any de￿"[¥￿ vknith w0￿d affect key aspeds of the
thanty's policy or govemance are referred to the tnjstees for discJJssI￿ at thwr meeb'ngs. which are held at least
four trmes a yèar and usually more often. In est￿lShing g¢)vemance policies and procedures the trustees have
been guided by the Charity Crffimission's SXFt4bshed athiice and guIdar￿.
Follwng hi5 move toAystrolia Robert Loe as Chief Exeath"ve Offi¢er until 30April 2021 oversght of
The Relationships Foundatyon. Rdational Schools. Keep knday Sperial and Jubilee Hwse Ltd. Neil Prern was
Chief Operats'ng Offiw and tc*)k over as Executive Director on 1 June 2020 in order to help manage a transition.
Julia Manrwng wa5 Chief ExeoJts"ve Officer from 1 June 2021 to 28 February 2022. SirKe 1 March 2022 John
Ashcroft, who has been vrith the Foundation Since its launch. has served as DirectN. fomiing an executive team
ith James Griffin. Jeremy Lefroy as Char has taken sL￿e exeojtive responsibilities.
The tsustees, report was apwoved by the Board ofTrustees.
Jeremy Lefroy
Trustee

THE RELATIONSHIPS FOUNDATION
STATEMENT OF TRUSTEES, RESPONSIBILITIES
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2022
Th8 trustees. who ar• a150 Ihe (tir¢ctors of Thè Relth"onshps Foundation lor the pwpose ol company law. are
resp￿sible for preparing the Tru5tee5' Report the finanual statements in aCCord￿ce aFYicabk and
Unf¢ed Kingdom Accountyng Standards (Unrted TrQ"ngd¢yn Generamy Accepted Accwnb"ng Practice).
Company Law wuires the trustees to pware financial statwnents for eath fKwi¢i￿ year give a true and fair
view of the state ol affairs of the char>ty of the incoming re5wrce5 and aMJli¢ab"on of resoLrces. ¥nduth"ng the
income and expenth.￿r￿, of thè charrt*Ae comp&ty for Ihai year.
In prèparing these finanu4 statements. the trus￿e$ are requred to..
- select suitable accounting poli￿S and then them consist￿ty.
- observe the methods and yinctF4es in the Ch*ities SORP.
- rnakejud9ements and e5tirnate5 that art reasffiable ￿￿Jen[
- stste vthether 8PF4ic*Jle UK Accounting si8ndards have been fOlcw￿d. suiiect to any material departures
disdosed and explained in the finarKbal statemerts.. and
- prepare the financi4 statements ￿ the going ccfflcem basis unle5$ tt is inapsxopriate lo presurne that the charity
11 continue in werabon.
The trustees are respon5it4e for keeping adeqL*te accounting record5 thal disdose with reasonat4e accuracy at
any b.rrte the finanrial posib.on of the tharity and ￿a￿de them to enwe that the financial 5tstements comply vAth the
Companies Act 2CQ6. They we also respr)nsible fw safewarding the assets ol the charity and hence for takj'ng
reasI￿able stèps tr the Preventi￿ arKI dete￿IC￿ olfraLrd and other Mregujanlies.

THE RELATIONSHIPS FOUNDATION
INDEPENDENT EXAMINER'S REPORT
TO THE TRUSTEES OF THE RELATIONSHIPS FOUNDATION
I rewi to the trustees on my examinalion of the firwicial statements of The Relati￿ShIpS Foundation (the thanty)
for the year ended 31 August 2022.
Responsibilities and basis of report
As the irustéès of the thaftty land also its thrÈdors lor the PL￿POS￿$ of company lawl you are responsible lor the
prepaTab"on of the finanual statements in aCCord￿ce wth the rerwirements of the Comparue5 Act 20QS (the 2006
Act).
Having sabsfied mysdf that the financial 5tatemerts of the ¢￿"ty are not Murred to be audKted und* Part 16 of
the 2008 Act and are eligible for irxlependenl examirwb"oft, I report in respect tsf my examinats'on of the charitys
finanaal statements camed out under seth'on 145 of the Charitres Act 2011 {the 2011 Act). In carrying out my
exaMina￿.0n I have Iollv￿d al the aFf4tcable DIreCtw￿ uvven by the Charity Comfflission uNler section 145(51{b)
of the 2011 Art
Independent examinerfs Statement
I have complèted my examinats"on. I confimi that no matters have come to my attention in connection with lh•
examin81]"on giving MÈ cause to bdieve that in any malerial re5PèCt".
acC(￿b"ng records wefè not kept in respecl of Ihe th*rty as rewire¢l by section W of the 2006A¢( or
the finanual ststements do not accord vmh those records,. or
Ihe fin?nriaJ siatements do COmF4y with the accounlrng requirements of 5ecty.on 396 Of the 20C6 other
than any requirernent thal Ihe accourts wve a true fair view vknich 15 not a Matter considered as part of an
indepen(fent examinats'on., c
Ihe finarKial statements have nol been prepared in aCcWdar￿ wth the methods and prinaples of the
Statement of Recommended Fbdjce for accounb.ng and reportyng by charilie5 appkn'cable to charttie5
kxepanng their accounts in accrffdwKe wth Ihe Financial Rwbng Slandwd aF•"cable in the UK and
Republic ol Ireland IFRS 1021.
I have no concems and have CLYne across no other matters in connectiLM the examinaticffl to which attentron
should be drawn in thi's report in order to enat4e a proper UnderSt￿ding of Ihe financ4al statements to be reached.
Rl¢hard F Hopp¢r
4 Rhodla c1w￿d Crffa
Denbigh
Denbighshirè
LL16 4RJ

THE RELATIONSHIPS FOUNDATION
STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL ACTIVITIES
INCLUDING INCOME AND EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST2022
Unrestricted Unrestricted
funds
fund5
2022
2021
Donations and legacies
Charitatle activbties
InvèstmÈnts
83,834
51.191
192,$41
62.351
Total incoffle
135.033
254,893
endilure on:
Chorit8ble activib"e$
' 203,828
303,896
Net expenditure forthe yearl
Net rnovern?nt in fund$
168,7951
149,QJ31
Fund balanrE$ at 1 Swmber 2021
164.831
213.834
Fund balances at 31 August 2022
96,036
164,831
The statement of financial activibes indudes all gains and losstrs rtcognised in the ￿ar.
All incom• and ¢￿enth.￿re derive from conlinuiny athib•&"
The stalement ol finwKial acb'vities also complie5 *ith the rewirements income and ex￿ditUre account
underthe Companies Act 20C6.

THE RELATIONSHIPS FOUNDATION
BALANCE SHEET
ASAT31 AUGUST 2022
22
2021
NL*e5
Flxed assets
Inlangit4e assets
Tangible asset5
10
11
67,700
101,549
1.319
68.580
102.868
Currvnt a55ets
Debtors
Cash al ba￿( * in hand
12
7.￿9
4.597
123.333
43.423
127,930
Cyedttors". amounts falling du• within
one year
13
(15.96n
(65,96n
Net rArnt assets
27.456
61,
Total assets l•ss Cu￿￿t liabilities
164,831
Income funds
Untè5tricted funds
164.831
96,036
164.831
The company is entttled to the exemplion frcrfn the audt requIrem￿t contained in section 477 of the Companies Act
20C6, for the year ended 31 August 2022.
The threctors ackntr￿¢dge their respons1ix￿1es for comF4ying *ith the ￿UirementS of the C￿npanI•S Act 2￿6
th respect to accountir¥J records and the weparab.on of fin￿￿al slateinerts.
have not required the company tD oknn an auat of ils finwK4al ststpments ts thè year in quesbpn in
awdance seclion 478.
These fin￿￿al statements h¥ve I)￿ prepare(l in accor(lance 7Mih the w0¥75ions ap￿'tat4e to tompanie5 subject
to the small companies regime.
JeTrmy Lefroy
Trustee
Company registration number 05191052

THE RELATIONSHIPS FOUNDATION
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2022
Accounting policies
Charity iThforniation
The Relationships Foundats"on Is a trri¥ate cempany limited by guarantee lncoip￿ated in England and ￿￿es.
The registered offits is Futtffe p￿inesS Centrè. The Hi¥e. Kin9s He(Jges Road, Camtm"dge, C84 2HY.
1.1 Accounting convention
The financial statemenls have been prepared in accordancè Ihè charivs Igoveming d0￿mentI, Ihè
Companies Act 2006. FRS 102 The Financial Reportrng Standard applicable in the UK and Republic of
Irelantt I"FRS 10Y) and the Charth'es SORP 'AcCo￿ting and Reporty"ng by Charibes.. St*ernent of
Recommended Prath"ce ar4icable to thathies preparing their accounts in ￿CordanCe wth the Financial
Reporting Standard applic*Ae in the UK and Rewtl'c of Ireland IFRS 1021. (effective 1 Jarttsary 2D19). The
tharity is a PUNIC Benefit Enlty as defined by FRS 102.
The tharity has taken advantsge of ts proviSiry￿ in the SORP for dwtties Mt to prepare a Statement of
Cash Flows.
The fin￿la1 stat*ments are wepared ￿ stertry, is the fvnclional currency of the tharity. Monetary
ounts in these finanual statements are rwnded to the ne¥est £
The f*￿e4a1 sktements have been prepared under Ihe hist￿l¢al g)st ¢MventiM. The prinapal accounling
pcliaes adopted are set out
1.2 Goin9 coneern
At the time ￿ approving the financial statements. the trustees have a reasonabte expedats.cn that the charity
has adetwate resoLKces to conts'nue in Operab"r￿al ￿sIenCe the foreseeable fvlure. Thus the trustees
C￿￿￿U8 to a(%)pt thé going CLMcem tsa￿$ of accthjnbng in preparing the fjnanaal ststements.
1.3 Chabitable funds
Unrestricted fvjnds are av￿laNe for Use at the thscrdim of tr trusiees in fvrth¢r8￿ of Ihtyr thwitable
cknj'ectives.
Restricted fijnds are sufy'ect to speryfic condth'cns by dorM%s as ￿ hcw they may be used. The purposes ¥nd
Uses of the restricted funds are set out in the notes to the finanu815talements.
Endwment fvTrJs we S￿le¢1 to SP￿2fiC COnth"tic￿5 by donots Ihat thè caprtal must be maintainèd by Ihè
charity.
1.4 Income
Incomè is rectsgnised when Ihe charity is legally ￿ed to it after any perf￿mance condthons have been met,
the ¥mount5 can be measLTed reSabty, armj il is probable thal irKome will be rec&ved.
Cash donab.ons are recognised on fBceipL d¢￿tiOnS are recognised once the charity has been nots'fied
of Ihe donation. unles5 pwhrni￿Ce conthlions requsre deferral cl thè am￿￿nl Inwme tax recoverable in
elats.on to donab'ons received under Gitl Aid or deeds of covenant is recognisèd at the tsme ol the donation.
Legacies are recogTh5ed cn recept w otherv+ise il Ihè tharity ha5 ￿en notffied of an impending di51ribulion.
the amount is known, and receipt is eycled. 11 the amoLrt is not kncvm, the legacy 15 treated as a
cOnting￿t asset

THE RELATIONSHIPS FOUNDATION
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2022
Accounting potscies
(Continued)
1.S Expenditure
Expenditu￿ is rnGDgnised orKe there is a leg81 or constructive obligab.on to transfer economic benefit to a
third party. rt Is wobable that a transfer ￿ ew)om¢c beneffts *41 be rewired n sdilemrt and the amount of
the obligation can ￿ measured rdiatAy.
Exwdilure is classified by adivity. The costs of each ath.vity We made ￿ of the total of threct costs and
shared costs. induding supwjrt cost5 invdved in undertaking each activTrty. Direct Costs attn'butable to a single
aC￿VitY are allocated diredy to that ath"wty. Shared c051$ vknich ccrttribLrte to more than one activsty and
support costs whith are not att11t￿table to a single acts.vity we apporb.oned behveen those ath"vitses on a basi$
consistent with the use of resources. Cwtral staff costs ￿ allocated on the I*s"5 of b.me spen( and
depreciation cwes are allocated on the portyon of ￿ assets Use.
1.6 Research and development expenditu
S¢gnificant development expEndFiure wh.th is experted have use over a number of years is capitalised in th•
Balance Sheet and amorti*d over its expected usefvl lrfe. o￿ar rese*th expen¢*"lure is 44Titten cll against
profits in the year in whith it IS ID¢uFred.
1.7 Intangible fixed assets other than goodwiu
IntangiNe assets awuired separately frorn a I￿sineSS are ￿cogn￿Sed at cost and are sub5equenrfy measured
at cost less accumulated wnNtisatic*) and ac(YNn￿1ed impawmerrt losses.
Intangl￿e assets acquired on bJsiness combinats"L￿s Tecognised separately from goodwsll at the
acquisib.on date ￿re it is wobat4è that Ihe exFected lubjre economic benefits that are attritxrtable to the
asset will flow to the enkn.ty and the fair value of the asset ￿ be measured reliably". the intangible ass￿ arise$
from.contra¢tral or other legal rights.. end the inw9itsle asset ts separa* from the enbty.
AmorbsatiLm is recognised so as to wrtite Ihe cost c* valuatKm of a35ets less their resi¢JJal values over their
Useft￿ lives ￿ the bases:
Development costs
in ew* inslalments over five years
1.8 Tangible ftxed assels
TangitrAe fixed a55ets are iiytyalty measured at C05t and subsequenlly measwed at COSt ry valuatirffl. net of
depreaab'on and any impaiment losses.
Depreuaticffj is recognised so as to *Tite off the cost w Valuati￿ of assets less their residual values over the
uselul lives on the fdlowng bases..
C¢xnputers
33.33% p.a. rm net value
The gain or Ios5 aT15ing on the dIsp)S￿ of an asset is detemiined as the difference betsveen the sale proceeds
ar>d the carrying vatue ofthe asse( is recowised in the slatement of financial acaivitses.
1.9 Impairment of fbxed assets
At each reporbng L)nd date, the tharity ts￿•4¥$ Ihe caryying amount5 of it5 tangible and ifitsng￿e assets to
dèiÈmtine whethÈr there is any Indicats"on thal those assets have suffered an impairment 10$5. If any such
irmlication exists, the recoverable amount ol the asset is estimated in order to deiemine the extent of the
impairment Ios51rf any).
1.10 Cash and cash equivalents
Cash and cash equivalents inthde cash in hand, deposits held at caH wth banks, olher shcrt-tem) liquid
investrnents wsth original matunb.es ￿ three months or I￿. and bank overdrarts. overdrafts are shown
with"n boffo4bings in cutrert liabilibes.
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THE RELATIONSHIPS FOUNDATION
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2022
Aecounting poli￿e$
Icontinuedl
1.11 Financial in5trumenl$
The charlty has elected to ¥PFly the FYowsson5 ￿ Sediw 11 'Ba*"G Financ4al Instrurnents. and Seth"Dn 12
'Olher Financi* In5truments15sues' of FRS 102 to al of tts fin*Kial instruwnerrts.
Financial Instrurnerbts ale recognised d)ariV5 baknr2 tht vkn Ihe thanty becomes party to the
contractual provisions ofthe instrument
Financial assets and IT*¥h"b"es are offs*t, vkn Ihe Ttet aM¢￿S presenteo in the finanoal statements. ￿en
Ihere Is a legally enforcealJe right to sel off the recognised ancNJrrts and there is ￿ intenb.on to seltle rm a net
basis OT to realise the asset and setue tr* li**lty swnLdtaneousty.
Basic financial assets
Basic finanri31 assets, whith indude debt￿5 and cash and bank balancts. are initialty measured at
transaction wce ind￿knng transacti￿ costs and are subsequentty carried at amorb.sed cosi vsing tt)e effective
interest method urless Ihe arrang￿Trent C￿stitUteS 8 financirtg tr8ns8cbon. Nthere the transaction is
measu￿￿ at the present value of the fijture ￿￿pts di5tOLffited at a maTket rate of intere5L Finanual assets
dassified as rerEivable V•ithin year are not anorb"5ed.
B•*i¢ ffnancialliatslibes
Basic financial liatililies, induding (￿dItorS and bank lo￿$ are iritial￿ reccsnised at transaction pnct unless
the afrangement ¢C￿Stitsjtes a fiTranang transacticffl, vthere the debt instrument Is measLre(l at the prèsènt
value ol the futsjre payments discounted at a mthet rate of interest Financial liablities dassified as p8y8ble
thin ane year are not amort"bsèd.
Debt instrmnents arè subsequenlly wied at amr*lised cost. using the effective interest rate melh)d.
Trade crÈdrtors are ok4igats.ans to pay for gcods or services that have acquirèd in thè ordinary course ol
operats'ofts from sUp￿1¢r5. Am¢wnts p8yat4e are classthed as ojrrent liabiltb"Ès rf payment is due within one
year or less. If not. they are presented as liabilibès. Trade creditors are recogni5ed 5nitially at
transaction wce and subsewenlly measured at Wncwh.s￿ cost ￿￿9 the effective interest Method.
Dérnwgnitlon ol Ilnanelal Ilabllltles
Financial liatx'lities are derecognised vthen ts Ch￿"￿5 cmtra(*J81 ot4igations exsMTe ￿ are di$Gh8rged or
cancelled.
1.12 Employee benèfits
The cost of any wused hc4iday enbllement is recogni5ed ￿ Ihe period in whith the employee's ser¥ice$ are
received.
Termination Eoneffts are recognised immeoThatety as an expense ￿en lh• charrty is demonstrably committed
to terminate the employment of an employee or to FYOVKle terminab.on benefits.
1.13 Retiremont benerrts
Payrnenls to defined ¢ontrbulioi retr"remwrt bel￿1 $d?￿e$ are charged as an expense 85 they fall due.
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THE RELATIONSHIPS FOUNDATION
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2022
Critical accounting estimates and judgements
In the application of the charitys acc{rt￿￿.rvj polcaes, the tru5tee5 arÈ reqLured to make judgements. estimates
and assumptions abtsjt the carrying am0￿1 ol assets and liakn"lib"es that are not readity appafenl from other
50urcps. Thc estim*es and asrriated assuwnWMS a￿ based on historical e>perience Wbd other facknTS Ih8t
are cc#)s1de￿d to t* relevant Actual resdts may differ from these estimates.
The e5b"rnate5 and urKlety"ng a55LvnplJ'ons are revvwed ongoing basÈ& Rewsions to accounting
estimates are Tecogni5ed in the period in ￿lch the estimate 15 revised where the revision affects only that
period, or in the penod of the revision and future ￿(￿lS whwe the ￿Vision affects both current and fvrture
periods.
Donation$ and Icg4¢ies
Unrestricted Unfestsicted
fvnds
funds
2022
2021
Donations ￿ grfls
Grant income
35.634
48,200
37.537
155.004
83.834
192.541
Charitable activities
Charbtable Charitable
Income
Income
2022
2021
Sales of publications
Project income
Other ir￿￿ne
299
49.595
1,297
194
57,663
4,494
51.191
62,351
Investments
Unrestricted Unrestricted
funds
funds
2022
2021
Interest re¢￿Vable
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THE RELATIONSHIPS FOUNDATION
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2022
Charitable activities
Charitable Charit*bl•
Expenditure Expenditure
2022
2021
Staff costs
Depreciation and impaimient
Other direci proiect expenses
131.608
34.288
19,150
211,820
35,477
29,612
185.046
276,919
Share of SLWOrt costs (see note 7)
Share of govemance costs Ise8 note n
17,433
1,349
25.367
1.620
203,828
303.896
. Support ¢osts
Support Governance
casts
Costs
2022
Support Governance
costs
¢osts
2021
Premises expenses
Administrative exp*
7,857
9.576
7.857
9.578
15,803
15.803
Ac¢ountancy
TTUStees' expenses
1.2
1.2CIJ
149
1.2
420
1,200
420
17,433
1.349
18,782
25.367
1,620
26,987
Anatysed bthe
ChaTitat4e aciiwties
17,433
1.349
18.782
25.367
1.620
26,987
Govemance costs includes payments to the ind4￿dent examiner of £1.200 {2021- £1.2001 for independent
examination and accounts weparati(m fees.
Trustees
None of the truste￿ lor peTSLY)s Conn￿ wilh them) recer¥ed any rewrtmeration or benefits from the
ch•ity during the year.
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THE RELATIONSHIPS FOUNDATION
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST2022
Employe
Th¢ avera￿ monthty number ofemFloyees during Ihè yearwas..
2022
Numb•r
2021
Number
Research. Managern￿t and 5
Employmert ¢osts
2022
2021
Wages and 5alarie5
s￿"al seturity costs
Other pension costs
116.560
8,104
188,606
15.949
7.265
131.008
211,820
10 Intan9ible fixed assets
Cost
At 1 September 2021 and 31 August 2022
169,248
AMOrtisa￿On and impairment
At 1 September 2021
Arnonis*l(￿ charyed for the year
67,699
33,849
At 31 August 2022
101,548
Canying amount
At 31 August 2022
67.700
At 31 August 2tr21
101,549
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THE RELATIONSHIPS FOUNDATION
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2022
11 Tangible fixed assets
Computsr8
Cost
At 1 September 2021
1.978
Al 31 August 2022
1,978
Depreelatlon and Impalrnient
At 1 September 2021
Deprecialtcn charged in the year
439
At 31 Au9USt 2￿3
1.098
Carrying amount
At 31 August 2022
At 31 August 2021
1.319
12 Debtors
2022
Amounts faNing due withln one year..
Trade debtors
Other debtors
Prepayments and &cJiJed income
6.260
1,325
1,085
4.597
13 CreditOf5.' amounts falling due withln one year
2022
2021
¢)her taxation and soua S￿lty
Delerred inccme
Trade cfeditors
Olher creditors
Acfflials ¥nd deferred inrpme
1.785
4,136
58.(HJO
257
2,174
1,400
14
2.838
1.2￿)
15,%7
65,967
14 Defer¥ed income
2022
2021
Other deferred income
9.800
58.000
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THE RELATIONSHIPS FOUNDATION
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST2022
14 DÈferrnd income
(Continued)
Deferred income is induded in the finanual $taiements as fc4hxs.'
2012
2021
D8férred income is induded V*ilhin".
Current li8knlrties
9.800
58.000
Movèments in thè ytar.
Defetred income at 1 September 2021
Released frrm prewous periods
ResourcÈs deferred in the year
58.000
148,2001
58.000
Deferred income at 31 Auwst 2022
9.800
58.000
15 Relat•d party transathons
Transactlons with related partiès
DLrring the year the tharity entered into the lollthmng Iransacti(*ss vthh retated parties.
The charity 100% of Jubilee Hrjjse ts'mite(I (Co No 82426361 vthich was dormani throuyhout the y
apart from receiwng £3,193 donations fty the of ts F¢xmdation and bth.ch rt passed M trj the charity
after deducb.on of related bank tharges.
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