REGISTERED cOmP￿Ny NUWBER: 05446940 (England and Wales)
BEGISTERED C￿{RITy ￿'i)mBER. 1109852
REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES AF4D
FINANCIAL STATEINENTS
FOR TUE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2024
FOR
CYNGOR AR BOPETH SIR DDINBYCH CITIZENS
ADVICE DENBIGHSHtRE
Williams Denton Cyf
a]arte.T¢d Certified Acioulllants
Statutory Auditors
G18*lyn
Ffordd y P3r¢
Parc Mellai
Baugor
Guylledd
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CYNGOR AR BOPETH SIR DDINBYCH CITIZENS
ADVICE DENBIGHSHIR
CONTEIYTS OF THE FINANCIAL sTATEL￿EN1's
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2024
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Report of the Trustee8
Report of the Indepelldent Audltors
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Statement of Flnancial Activities
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Balxllce Sheet
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Cash Flow Statement
15
Notes to the Cash Flow Statenient
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Notes to the Fill4ncl81 Statements
17 to 26
Detailed StAtemeDt of FlnaT)clal Aetivltles
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CYNGOR AR BOPETE SIR DDINBYCH crrIzENS
ADVICE DETh'BIGHSHIRE
REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2024
Th¢ tn2s1ees who elso direilors of the ch￿lty for the PU￿￿5￿$ of the Companie% Act 2006, prtiellt their report with
th¢ finaDknial statements of the ch8tity for the year eiid¢d 31 Marknh 20?4. The ttusiees bave adil
)ted the provisions of
AiLILiunling ajjd Repnrting by Cbarities: Sial¢m¢llt of RecomtDellded Praktic.e appli¥able to Ch￿ltieS preparing their
8¥kn013nls in a￿￿or￿an￿e with the Fillancial Re.porting Sialldard applic.abl¢ ill the UK and Rtpub]ic of Lre18nd ￿Rs 102)
(eff¢¥tive l Janiiary 2019)-
OBJECTIVES AP*T) ACTIVITIES
Objectives and alms
The Mi*Nion of CyLigor Ar Bop¢th Sir Dditibyvh citize.ns AdvÉkn¢ Denbigb4hire (CAD) 18".
To reduce poverty, I￿proVe f￿ancial and per¥onal rt.¥*i1ien￿t, and prevent bomeles>ncig, tbereby contributing to
iwproved wellbeing within our c.0m￿￿￿1ty.,
The charity's L4)re activities in delivering that m11￿£10n are provibion of an infomatioll, advice, and advO￿a￿Y service,
iucliidiiig rllvney adiikne in the at¢& Df benefits. funded thruugb a 'Collsiimer and Financ.e Contract, with Dellbigh5hirc
Coullty Council (DCC) and ￿antS from Big Lottery Fun(L Welsh GovernmknJnt. Energy Savillg Trust, Trussell Trust,
lthyl Town Couucil and other organi.qatioii8.
We at CAD chR￿pIOn eqiiality thtough the M'ay we ope.rale, the advice we provide - which is acie4%ible to all - and
tbrougb our ¢oiitribution to leitaltsb alld Cauipaigns that sbine a light on ihe i6>ue> of inequality in our communities.
The charity's rnain ol)jectiTreè for the Ye￿ were to suqtaiD its curreut progt#JtllDe.s. ebiabli$b new PTojetls and acquire
er fulld￿8 to exielld ils ￿Olunteer bose. Thc cliarity was partLiularly proactive in reknNiting Troluntee.rs by raisiDg
th¢ profile of tbe service uqing Io¥&l piint tnedia and SQknial media and exhibitillglspeakia8 at Ioial eTr¢nts and
comniunity gtvups. We al￿ offered placemcnls to stvdtnts and those SkK.kit]g work experience to give them an in.gight
nto how the 0[g￿li￿tIOn opeEates.
The trusle.es have paid due reg&id to ￿ld811(e i.".."ued by the Ch2rity co[[)￿l£(lOll in deiLding on the activities the
cl)arity sbuuld ullderta'Ke and rebTularly r¢vi¥wed ils busine52 plan and strategy.
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CYNGOR AR BOPETH SIR DDINBYCH CITIZENS
ADVICE DENBIGHSIIIRE
REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2024
OBJECTIVES AND ACTIVITIES
Slgnifi¢&nt activitles
In the financial year 2023124 CAD bas:
Suc.¥e4¥fi)Ily e._dei)ded the Denbi8h.4hiTe County CouD¢iI (DCC) coutra¥ts to provide a Consumer and Finallcial Advice
qervice for the whnle of D¢iibiglishire to Mar￿h 2029 followirLg a reconynis6i(yning prokne55 in 2023. This fullding from
DCC has facililaled 5enFiue&.'SUPPOrt ill Ibe followllig areas..
Diretit support for tenants in DCC Housing, iocluding advice on energy via DCC Housing Department (tbe Key 2
Advi￿8 proj¢c.t)
- Provision of a full-time ca>ework¢r frortL CAD to suE)port the work of DCC'S Homelt¥*ne>S Preveiition Tean)
- Piovision of & CarcIs Beftiending Service in partDer.4bip with Northeast Wal¢s Carcrs Inforniatioll Service (NEWCIS)
Provision of a project to build financial copabiiity amollgbt young pcopl¢ througb tbe Familtes First Youllg People
initiative
A proje￿1 to encourage the e¥Ollomically inailive iuto ¢wployrnent alld Q<>lSt th¢m in 5¢¥.urirtg welfar¢ b¢nefit
eiititl¢menls with findillg and a delivery par￿erShiP with Working Denbighqliire, part of DCC.
With fundlng from Welsb Government (via Citizells Advice Q￿rll) we have delivered the following activÉty:
- Wide rangitsg advikne for ptople 8knfoiS Wale5 via Advicelink- Single Advice Fund (SAF)
Welfar¢ benefits advikne via the tel¢phDtLe. ellknouf28iiig people to ¢1oim tlieir ¢ntitlements tbrou8h the 'Clain) What's
Yours, prOje￿t
- Advice to young people l¢&ving car¢ via Ihe Basic In￿Ome Pilot Project
Projects and actlvity funded by other partners Included:
Your PlaLe or Ours, . funded by The Lottery CoD)munity Fulld working ill prtership witb South Denbighshsre
Conllllunity P&rtn¢isliip (SDCP) to work with Io¥.al collllllunities to ideiilify arLd develop new services that will siipport
illdepeudellt livi08. CO￿bat rural poverty alld tnabls PeLiple to live well in their vOIILiJliUJitie.s. The Piojei.t started ia
2018 in Corw¢n alld Edeyrnioo. In 20)0 the fi￿dIng Trus ext¢Dded to include services lo the LlaThgollen conullunity.
- Yt's h'ot Too Late, _ funded by the Henry Smitb Charity. This proje¥t Ivas fi￿ded to deliver out-of-hours Jnoney advic.¢
to cLients who foujjd it difficult to attend our offiii5 duTillg woiking hours. This advict included fllLallcial Sit¢iatry
trainiuE alld boligtic preventalive and crisis money adviie: enknOWPIE s%illg. iDCOm¢ maximiialion, budgeting and debt
rcsolution.
- Foree for Energy, _ itl partneLship with the other five Nortb Wales local Citize￿% Advice offices atLd Woody's Lodge
(a cbarity 5UPPOrtillg vel¢ians, emergellvy se.rvityL3 employees and rtaervisls). This project provided ellergy adviwe and
wider holistic advice servic.es to Gliei)ts from the veleian coJ]llllwiity aiiOSS North Wa]es.
- 'Help Through Hardsbip,. a TruJiell T￿$t funded projert, in partn¢r5htp with Ynys Mon Citizens Advice to deliver a
telephone advice servi￿¢ for po)ple Teque$ting a food bank voucb¢T.
elp through Hardship IAiknal' _ anotber TniRsell Trust fi]nded project in partter.5hip with Vale of Clvryd Mind.
seekillg to aligu foodballk and mental health support V4ith bolisti¢ advi￿t to break th¢ cycle of deprivatio
- Vale of Clwyd FoodtFueI Ballk- tbis proj¢i-t is al￿ed at furtber helping cjienls who find tbeJD&elves in ft%el povety.
Co-op voucbers ar¢ topped up £20 ea.-b and provided to ¢Lients in urg¢nt need of electricity supply v5a pr¢payn)ent
meters.
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CYTrIGOR AR BOPETH SIR DDINBYCH CITIZENS
ADVICE DENBIGHSHIRE
REPORT OF TItE TRUSTEES
FOR TLIE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2024
OBTKCTIVES AND ACTIVIflES
'We Can See You Now, . fwiding from the Tudor Thist in parm¢rqhip wilh Ynys Mon Citizens Advice to provide a
digital Ivirtiial 'drop in, service for clients i.e. the Con￿lItatiOn wiib a client happeLs over a video IiDk iisiDg the 'All¢nd
Allywhere, platfonn (much like z.oom or Go,)gle Mee.t). This has become a key plarform for our service and bas beell
widely well.0￿e.d by our clieDIs.
Moondanie (Warmer Wales 2) - a piojeLt fi￿ded by Th¢ Moondance Foundation via Citizells Advice Cymru lo
provide cliellts with ellergy advice.
BESN Energy AdviseT - f52nde.d by tbe National GTid via Citiz¢ns Advice for 8n Energy Caseworkcr to deliver
spec.ialist euergy advice atsd D)axinii48tion siipport to clients experienkning ￿¢1 poverty.
elp Akni<%4ing Legal Siipport IIIALS) projeut funded by A¢¥ess to Justi￿¢ Fund. This project WLS al￿ed at
establi%hillg a compreheniive 1¢821 advi￿< S¢Nlue for litigdllts in perion in North and Mid Wales providing spec.ialist
&d￿lce in tbe ar¢as of fa￿llY and COLwllllnity care law.
This prOje￿t Ras replakned by 'lmpioving OulL.omes Thtough Legal Support, UOTLS) in July 2023. again fi￿dea by the
Ac.iL>S to Jiistii-e Fund, and Opeldtes Si￿1]arlY to th¢ previous project.
- Citizens A(hTh￿ C.ost•of-Living projetrt- additional fiinding to eJth8L¥¢ our generalist servikne by way of en)ploying an
outreaknh advic¢ a% jL-< jnr.
Every fullding orga[u.￿lloll has ils own require.mellts in terrns of measurirLg and evaluating the impact of tbe project
tbey ar¢ fjjndillg. CAD gatbei's the data alld qualilalive iryfLThImatiou for fi￿derS and to inform its OWTI work
and strategy. CAD is a150 ke¢JJ to deii)oiistrate so-called 'soft outputs, and Soknial Value which are iukfknosingly a
rcquiremellt frouL fiwdeib.
In addition to S￿e￿[FIC funded abtivity, we have Incr￿￿￿ed our volulltee.r base to u]ailltai]J a ￿￿lti-Chajmel se.rvikne and
with & vi¢w to eipallding aLi.eiS to advikne attd inknre&sing our preience in the conununity.
We have al.40 Lndertake.n re<tarkh and kn&nip•iw to iufonJ decision makers about SOkniAI injustice and ine.quality and
the iwpa¥t of the cost-of-livijjg cri51S.
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ADVICE DENBIGHSHtRE
REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2024
OBJECTIVES AND ACTIVITIES
PubLic beDefit
The trustets have paid due regard to the Charity Cornmixqioll's guidaui.e on public benefit in dei.iding the activities
undcrtakell by CAD during the y￿ar. The trustees are satisfied tliat the information provid¢d in tbe report and aC￿vUl1t8
meets the public benefit reporting requirements.
How our acdvltie$ deliver Publlc Benefit- our perfonnauce and achievements
All projeits have met their tstgels and we have been awarded ¢xtra opportullities on the 8tr¢ngth of ex¢ellellt proJ￿rt
managcm¢llt.
Our annual client satisfaction &irvey contii)ues to indicate strong PObitiv¢ reiuIIs.
The Boaid of Trtisle¥S 15 conimitted to ect in an etbik-al M'ay regarding its fii)aDcial dealings and to this end, all Ethiknal
Inve>troent FiiiÈncial Management Policy is in plakne.
The Board bis revieFrf¢d tbe Bu5iDe>S Developrnent Plan for 2023-?￿6 aDd mea5ur¢d the outcomes 08ainst the
objectives within tknt plan. This plall b8s been reviewed during the Financial Year ending 31 Marvb 20?4 alld u¢w
stai¢gic priorities have been se.t foT the Chatity for th¢ y¢ors 2024- 2027. This plan 1$ a joint effort between the C.hi¢f
Officer 8JJd the Trustee Board.
We have again beell awarded the DJ&xi]num points on every aspetrt of the Leadership Self-ASEe4<rnellt (LSA) proiC55 by
oiir Citizens Advikne Audilor. This a5Eei%ment 15 ba>¥d on a Perforyll8llc¢ Quality Framework whi-h measur¢5
perforniance in th¢ following are.Js'.
Cli¢nt Exp¢riencel Quality of Advice
- People Management and Leadetship
Fu)fincial Health
We have algo relained the speknialist advic.e aL-￿redIIation from AQS for the following advice areas..
Debt
- Welfare BeDefits
- Family Law
Tratlling of our slaff alld volunteers reiiiiire.s constant 8ttei)tlOD 8s there are frequetst chaugcs to the entitlements
aN'ailable to o)Jr clieiitq, clLang¥S in the law and fll)alli.e, and ill opportunities for loc418lld 00m￿uD1ty support for our
team to be aTrar¢ of. as well as tILe nc¢d to offer more general developmeDtal trainillg. The ra￿t th&t we are doing this
effeK.lively is evidenced by the LSA aivard and tbe feedl)ack we re¥.¢iv¢ from clients.
CAD bas colltillued par￿ttit￿lpS with aIl five LO￿al Citizens Advice op￿atiOnS in Nortb Wales, the ASK Celltre ill
lthyl, DCC and SDCP. Thes¢ partner>hips offer illipioTred oppor￿DItieS for ac4uiiing fi￿dIng at]d for ¢onsolidatiag
working rel81ionfhip5. In addition. CAD a sttong ¥on]ll]unity presellce and ttLe relRtiorJSbtP5 witb the Lo¥al
Authority and toTrn and comoiL￿1ty couuci13 are important to the work it und¢rtakes.
In the year ellded 31 2024, CAD achieved Welfare Benefit g8ins of £13,133.080 alld bandl¢d £11,744,324 of
debt Oll behalf of clients.
Having had to c105e our offiies di￿]ng the pandeLllic. we bave now Te-l￿Ntated our in-person face-to-faoe triage s¢rvLkne
on two days per Treknk at eaib sile. alongside the digital ('Attend Anywh¢re') alld telephone 5¢rvioe. We also PTovide
CL)llllnuJity triage 5erviknes in Pre51tttyfy C.0￿¢ll and Llangollen.
We alqo support wider serviknes via tclephone aciL16S Wale4 tbrou8b 'Advi¢e.link' and 'Cl8im WhaV5 Yours, and across
Bngland and Wal¢s through the Welp Through Hardship, proj¢o¢.
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REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES
FOR TUE YEAR ENDED 31 MLRCH 2024
STRATEGIC REPORT
Flnancial position
CAD has a diverse Portfolio of fi)lldillg includillg conlratrl fiwding re¥eived' £234,0(IO in unreètrii.t¢d monies from DCC
and 8 further £43.638 in UDrestrii.led fiIDds from vatious soufies.
We also rec¢iv¢d £995,647 from a variety of fundcTS as r¢&tric.ted thnding.
Overall, the knd balanknes
luding ai>els and liabilities) carried forwaid are £708.667 aDd £93.920 for wirestriLled
and reEtriCte.d furLds re.%pei.tivelyJ giving tul¢il net ass¢lS ¢arried forward of £8n2,587.
Our inLome for the y¢ar alqo included £18.319 from di)nations, legaciis alld illV¢Stmellt ini.orne.
At tbe balalli.e shee.t aale, cU￿ent a<sets includ¢ a tulal of £332,878 (2023 £325,289) of short-term deposits, and call
deposits totalling £258.409 (2023 - £171,735). ￿] deposits aEe witb UK banks and building Si)ii¥lies.
Reserves pollcy
It is tbe policy of CAD tbat unre£triL l¢d fimds which have iiot been designated for a spec.ific use should be maintained
at a level suffLcient to enNitre that, in the imlikely eNenl of a catastrophic lois of fundillg, CAD will b¢ able to meet its
liabilities to both
iaff and suppli¢rs while cDnsid¢tittg ils options.
Golng collce
At tbe tinie of approving the f￿*ll￿181 slatt￿t￿ts. the t￿￿1¢￿3 bave & ￿asonable expe.knl&tion that the cl)arity hes
adequate rcyouties to ¢ontiaue in operational eKistenie for the fore>eeaL)le futw¢. Thus tbe tru)iL￿s continue to adopt
the goillg copcern basis of aiiounting in preparing the fiiianknial tslal¢ments.
Risk Managewent
The tsuste￿i hai'¢ arl Ollgoing proce55 of revieivillg ¢ircunL4lances whiknb may give rise to CAD being eAP05ed to risk
and are satisfied that 4stems are in plakne to mitl8ate cxposure to sucb risks.
PrinelpAi risks and uncertainties
However well an oigkUll.4alion is mallageQ there may bc risks whicb are beyolld the org8lli5ation's CL)lltrol which would
rate as high Ti8k. The or8aThiqation belteves it id¢ntsfies and manages these risks a5 pro-actively Is possible.
Examples n)ay inclllde:
Unexpelled r¢duLtion in fi]ndillg frojn ¢_¥i.%lillg sour¥ei.
- Failure to win coillpelitive contralts for additio1￿1 projects.
The trnstetis alld th¢ Sknior Manage￿tllt ttatll reioguise the>e risk4 aJJd take a proactive approach to ideDtify and
man8g¢ thenL
Any sigllificant reduc.tli)n in c.ore fulldiug may re>uIt in a reduction in core s¢rvi¥¢. This bas been mitig*l¢d to some
exl¢nt by the new c.iilitractsal rel3tiollsbip with DCC. N¢verthelL5E, the organisation has a striile8ic reduction plall to
be.st D)anage projeils iu such a SI￿atio￿.
If CAD w¢re to I0￿C ils elltire core fuJJdirLg. the trub'tekry< believe it is likely that they would have to implement 8 strdl¢gic
c.losure plan and if fi￿d$ could not be foiind to T¢plaie core fulldirLgs all projeils would c¢a$e to op¢iat¢ oTrer the
Tnedium l¢rn]. Fundillg is in plaie through the Reserve) Policy to eD8ble this lo b¢ done ill an orderly fasbion.
During the course of the ytrar f￿e safety and elei.tri¢al testing inspe¥tions bave been completed at all of the Charity's
pi¢inisii and th¢ trostei> c.ontinue to ide.ntify and deal with relevant lisue.s.
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DVICE DENBIGHSHIRE
REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 IURCH 2024
STRATEGIC REPORT
FuttLre plans
Our Busirteii D¢velopment Pl￿ 2i123- 20?6 defLttes our aspitations and strEtlegy for th¢ Cbarity..
- To provide a high quality and acit.%*ible S￿ee that meets th¢ advi¥¢ needs of the local c.ornmunity
To maintAia robiist and r¢.Sliient f￿a￿trial and orgalliNaliollal gov¢n)8tlkne whilst d¢veloping n¢w and additioDal funde.d
Stryvices
To challenge disbrifftination through adviie. projnote equality tbrough advo¥aGyJ and v&ue div¢rbity
To promote our profile PLisitively in the preis and Djedia and CoM￿ullIca1e the value of our setvice eff¢kntively witb
s1￿k¢knO1ders 8lld the Mjwiiuuity
To iufluence poli¥y both natlLlll8lly and Io¥.ally through ¢¥mpaign and r¢ieat¥b work.
To pronLlte abliTrity to iu)piove the wellbeiug and developn]ent of staff. volunteers, and trustekns, and to coDMiit to
robust reillLitniellt and developmellt plan
To eDsure that ¢veryolle Iviorking witbill oiir se.rviue (all slaff. Trolulltee.rs, and trustees) share gll objekntive to keep eakn
other, our client.q, aud vu]DeIdble meii)be15 of Ol￿ ￿0￿m￿ll￿￿ty sa£¢ from b8nn andior abu4e.
We rei.ognl%e tl)2t statLLtory agencies and organi5#tiorLS are requiriDg akCeSS to tbeir se.rvices via a digital Toute. we aim
to be & digital portal for cliejits to the5tr 8erviie5 uid work with patther agenknlC5 to facililale this chanllel.
STRUCTURE, GOVERNANCE AND MANAGEMENT
Governillg documellt
Citizeos AdTrikne Dellbi8b.shire is a charity opeidting as a coni&)ally lin]iled by guarantee and the trJsie¥S are Diretr1015 of
the Tru%lee BLThard of th¢ cotllpally whiknh is rrgisrtr¢d with Compaiiies House unde.r knompally Ju￿be[ 05446940 and
also WLih the ChArity C.ottiini*biou under cknarity aujllbcr 1109852. The cliarity is governed by the Trust Dccd and the
Men]oraDdll￿ Articles of AÉ5L)¥-iation.
The Trnstees, who are al¥0 the Direitors for the purp05c of coojpany law, and who serv¢d during th¢ year and up to the
date of slgiiattwe of the f￿anCIal Stale￿ellts wère=
Yveline H8Ands
Ga)TLor Biooks
AliqorL Heiishaw
Charlotte Howard {re>igtted 31.1.24)
Alastair MoIgttll
Nigel Nicoll
Paulille Bowe {r¢%igned 25.5.24)
Sanjay Bballa (Ietyiglled 28.5.24)
Victorta Mi<sry (re.signed 27.9.23)
lobll PaLry (appointed 1.5.24)
The TrEi%le.e Board rnetls on a quarterly baJiS aDd bas two SL)b conunitt¢e.s. which ]Donitor and deal witb detailed issues
in their rtipekntive areas and report to the Board. The sub c.LillunitteiS are..
- Staffing, Preni jqcs and InfornTratlOll As%urarL¢e
- BusineSi Planning alld Finanie
Additional meelings of eiiber the Board or sub ¢oJnmittees may be called if tbere is au wgent need to do so. There are
also OCia5Aottal'i8<k alld groups s¢t up ftir speeific proje¢ts.
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CYNGOR AR BOPETH sni DDINBYCH CITIZENS
ADVICE DENBIGHSHtRE
REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2024
STRUCTURE, GOVERNANCE AND MAJ4AGETr￿￿T
Recruitmellt and appoiDtwent of new trustees
Efforts to reiruit new Trustees Th'3s ongoing this ?ear as some Trnsl¢e> came to the end of their l¢nur¢ or left for
per>nnAI reLl£ill)s. TnisleLS are appiiinl¢d by electÈon at the Anniial Gen¢ral Meeting, no￿inated by member
oi"gani68tions or co-opted by Ibe TruNlee Biiard, provide.d that the co-optt.d and nominated Truslet5 do not exc£.kd one
tILird of the nuTnb¢r of the total number of tN$te￿8.
None of the ttustees has any beneficial inl¢rbSt in the company. All of the tn]stCiS ar¢ members of the conipany ond
guarantee to contribute £1 in tbe evellt of a willdiug up.
Trle ExÈeudve Team, Staff and Volunteers
The Charity this year relied oll SOD]¢ 21 autive volunle¢t advisdrs (au iDbrease oll tbe previous y¢ar) as well as 38 fi]ll
and part-lime staff (at the yedr-end} who carried out a wide range of advi¥-e work alld adminisliativ¢ ta6k-s. The inbi¢ase
in voluDleknr nil￿ber) belped us mAintRiD a ￿￿lti-clI￿illC1 advi¥e SCTri¥e for our Con￿ll￿ltieS alld eD￿bled us to slart
thiukillg about e.Ilending the serviie to Ioi4ri(>n8 ID the comtllunity The engageDellt of volunte.ers in undertthktng
cbarileble and invome g￿n￿ating a¢tiTrities is not r¢coguiskd witbin the SOFA.
Stkff work on a hybrid ba¢is i.e. part of the week in the offic.e and part of the week at their home base.
Th¢ uentral managemellt strnctt￿c of CAD dvring tbe financial year conqisted of a Chi¢f Officer, Finallce Officer,
Perfonnfince end Piojeets Mallager, and a BiisiThes> D¢ve.lopmellt and OpeEations Manager. Managcmeut of proje¥ts
and adviie 5cfvii.es is de.legdied to other managers.
New staff membe.rs are ttorjually appoitile.d followittg public adverti<em¢nt and interview aDd re¥eiTre comprehenbive
induction and traiDiDg wben they take the post. Stsff bave 81s0 beell emplo?ed followillg iTrork ¢xperienkne.
Wtder network
The CAD engage5 in networkiug activity with a wide range of Ioial ch8riti¢s for tbe good of tbe Con￿l￿nity and,
where appropriate. enters ioto partn￿s￿lpS Trith otber clwitie.s and slatulory agellcies.
REFERENCE AND ADMif+lISTRATIVE DETAILS
Registered Company llumber
05446940 (Englalld and W81es)
Re8iSt¢red CbMr£ty number
1109552
Registered office
23 High Street
Denbigh
DENBIGHSHIPE
LL16 3HY
Trustees
Yveline Hand5
Gaynor Brooks
Alison H¢ll51iaw
Charlotte Howard (r&signed 31.1.24)
A]aslair MoI8aii
Nigel Nicoll
Pauline Bowe (rt%iglled 24 5.24)
Sanjay Bhalla (reiigned 28.5.24)
Vi￿10n8 M?s£ey (ie..*igned 27.9.23)
JOI￿ Pary (appoillted l.5.24)
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CYNGOR AR BOPETH SIRDDINBYCH crrizEP4S
ADVICE DENBIGHSHIRE
REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 D¥LARCH 2024
R£FERENCE ATr4D ADMINISTRATD/E DETAILS
Company Secretary
Yveline Hands
Audfitors
Willian]s DenloD Cyf
Chartered Certifi¢d Actrowilallts
Sialulory Auditors
Glaqlyn
Ffordd y Par¢
Par¢ Mellai
B2iigor
Gwinedd
LL57 4FE
STATEMENT OF TRUSTEES, RESPONSIBILITIES
The trust¢¢s {wlio are also direi.lors of Cyugor Ar Bopeth Sir D(Littbych Citizells Advice DenbigbRhire for the
purpos(5 of conipally law} are reqpon.4bi le for preparing tbe Report of tbe TrU<te￿ and the fin&Dei81 slalements in
alloid¢￿¢¢ With app]i￿able law and Unit¢d Kingdom Arcountws Standard8 (Uwted Kiugdoni Generally A￿cepted
Aknknoiulting Prac.tice).
C.onJpauy law requires tbe ttu51ee5 to prepare financial stal¢mellts for e.aknh finaiicial year wkuknli gi￿¢ a true and fair
view of th¢ state of affatrs of the cliarilable con]Polly and of th¢ introming re>l)Ur￿e5 and appliLation of resoufie$,
illchiding tbe ini.OTne and ¢xpendilMre, of the cbaTiiable con]pany for that period. tn preparittg thLi<e financi81
state.Jllents, the trnstee> ar¢ required to
select suitable aiiLiuntiDg pobc.ies and theo apply tbeLll c011.Si51¢ntly*
ob>erve tbe wethods and P[ilL￿1p1eS in the Cbarity SORP.
make jlldgements and e.¢iwatei that are r¢JsoD?ble and PDJdeiit,'
slate wh¥ther applicable aknioimting standards hav¢ beeD follow￿, subject to ally material d¢pamires dtscloscd and
e¥plained in the fillan￿l31 state.Ill¢llls',
prepare the F￿anCial stRtell)eiitS Oll the going concun basis unless it is inappropriat¢ to preailD]¢ that the charitabl¢
compally will c.ontinue itL busine%>.
The trUSt¢cs are r¢spoTisible for keeping prLiper atriLlllllting rek.ords whicb diEc.loi¢ ivith r¢J5iinable actru[a￿Y at ally time
the f￿AnCIal position of tbe charilable coD)pany 8lld to enable them to en4uTe tliat the fwancial siat¢mellts c.on]ply with
d]e Comp&oie.s Act 2006. They are al*0 rk*4pollsible for safeguarding the a%>Èls of tlke charitable compally and henkne for
takillg rka-onable steps for the prèTreDtion and detectioll of fraud and other ]￿egUlarItics.
Tn so far as the tru>lees are aM'ar¢:
there is no r6'.,evatit audit information of which tbe charitable eompallys auditors are unaware. and
the trustees have tak'en all steps that tbey ougbt to h8V¢ tAke.n to niake the￿￿tIV¢S aivare of auy releiant audit
information and to e51ablis& that the auditors are aware of that informatloll.
AUDITOILS
T]Je auditor5, WilliaLW Dt.nton Cyf, will be prop05id for re-appo1￿l￿tllt at the fortbooming Aj￿U81 General Meeting.
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CYNGOR AR BOPETH SIR DDINBYCH CITIZENS
ADVICE DENBIGHSHtEiE
B￿PORT OF THE TRUSTEES
FOR TItE YEAR Ef4DED 31 MARCH 2024
Report of th¢ tn]qlec-s, inioryoratitLg a stralegic r¢pO￿ approv¢d by order of the ￿Thard of twsieLS. as the company
direilors, on 31 July 20?4 and sign¢d on the board'5 behalf by..
Lady Aliion Hensbaw- TrsL%lee
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REPORT OF THE fNDEPENDENT AUDITORS TO THE IVIEMBERS OF
CYNGOR AR BOPETH SIR DDINBYCH CITIZENS
ADVICE DENBIGHSHIRE
Opinloll
.1) Citiz¢1￿ AdTri¥e De.llbighshire (the
We bave audited the fiiiauknial slatejnents of Cyngor Ar Bopetb Sir DdiDby"
'ch*rilable cottLpany) for the year elided 31 2024 which cotQPriie tbe Stal¢nent of Financial Aetivities, tb¢
Balallc¢ Sheet, the Ca<lJ Flow Stalement and note-s to the f￿ancial bl#lemeDtS, iDcliidiDg a sur0￿ary of signific.ant
ai¥OUllting policies. The fillallwial reportirLg ftatnework that has been applied in their preparation is applicable law and
United Kingdom A¥.i.LlUDting Staudards (United Killgdom Geiicrally Aii¢Pted A¥&ountiiig Prai.tiwe).
In oiw opinioll the finAn￿1￿1 slal¢meJls'.
give a tru¢ aud fair view of tbe slate of the charilable company's affair8 as at 31 March 20?4 and of its inknoming
rk)iiiJfi-es alld appli￿ation of re4Our￿C$. illiluding its ilji0￿C alld expe.llditure, for the Y<￿ th¢D ended,.
have been properly prepared in aik.ordanLe wiib Ullited Kingdom Geneially Aicepied Aciountillg Prakntice. alld
have been PE¢pared in ai¥L)Tdance with the r¢qiiir¥menls of tb¢ Companies Act 2006.
B8sls for opllllojj
We conduLted our audit in ackordanie with International Staudaids on Auditing (UK) USAS (UK)) 8lld applicable law.
Oiir re.iponsibilities under tboqe blandards aLe furtber de>cribed in the Audilor5' re•pollqibilitie.s for the audit of tbe
finautrial stateTnBntS S¥¥tiOD of our rtPLlrt. We are indepeDdeDt of tlje charitable ¢QmPally in aiknordance with th¢
etlLibal re.qUIrr￿¢nts diat ￿.¢ releN'ant to our audit of tbe fiDaDknial slat¢meiits in tbe t)K. including the FRC'S Ethical
Stalldatd, and we bave fiLlfilled our other etbiLal r¥>POllsibilities in avknordance witb the5v requir¢m¢nts. We believe
that the audit evidence we have obiRined is sufficient and appiopriale to provide a basis for ow opinion.
Conclusions relating to going eoncern
In auditing the fi1)an￿la1 sl&tenients, we have ¢onknluded that tbe truslees, use of the goillg cortiern balis of aicounting in
the prepar#tiou of the fi￿a￿LIa] slaltments is appropriate.
d on tbe work we bav¢ perfom]el we bave not identified ally niaterial uncertainties relating to events or c.onditions
tbat, iJ]dividually or ¢ollt4.tively* niay c.ast sigllificaiit doubt on the chari18ble compauy's ability to continue as a going
oniern for a period of 2t le8.st twelve months from when the f￿aD￿JaI statements authorised foT ii%ue.
Our rebPOi)8ibilitlknS and tbe reoponsibilities of th¢ tnistei.s with respe¥l to goillg C4)noern are describ¢d ill the T¢levant
5¢k'.tions of tbis reporL
Otber infortuAtlon
The tti]qtLknS are re£ponsibl¢ for the oilJ¢r infonllation. The oib¢r info￿atIOn C.OmPri>C> the infornialion included in the
Amiual R¢port, other than th¢ fLnaiiGiai slalemellts aud our Report of the Illdepellde.nt Auditors tl)ereoll.
Our opioion on the finanknial slalements dLJei not c.over the other infortllatiory alld, exi.¢Pt to the e.xtent otherwise
explicitly stale.d in our rep)rL we do not exprkn•5 ally forni of as<urance ¢onclusion th¢reon.
In connection with our audit of the fll)ancial $lat¢ments, our respoDsibility is to read the other inforn)ation arÈd, in doing
so, c.onsider wbether the other irLformatioll is Ma1￿I￿llY iDkyIJSlStelll with the fin8fjtrial slalefftents or our knowle.dge
obtained in the audit or othcrwi%e appws to be materially mitslattd. If we identify siich roalerial incon%islencies or
apparent n)alerial miiJlale￿e￿t.9, we ￿e required lo delerniiu¢ whether tbis gives ris¢ to a material tlli5ilalement ia th¢
finankni81 slatemellls tbenb-elTres. If, based on dle iTrork we baw¢ perforniel we Ciinclude that there is a mat¢rial
Dw5Jtate￿ellt of tbis other infornialion, we ar¢ required to report tbal fact. We have nothing to rcport in this regard.
Opknions Oll other matters pre5crkbed by the Companies Act 2006
In our opiDiou, bai¢d on the work undertL8k-ell in th¢ course of tli¢ audkt..
the infornation 8iveo itk the Report of the TNilee5 for the f￿8￿¢181 year for whicb the fmaD¥ial sl&lem¢nts ar¢
prepared is COllSlStellt with the finani-ial stat¢DJents- and
the Report of the Trubtees has b¢en Prep￿ta ill aknwoidJllie wilh applicable l¢gal re4uireJnents.
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REPORT OF THE LYDEPETr4DENT AUDrroRS TO THE MEMBERS OF
CYNGOR AR BOPETH SIR DDINBYCE CITIZENS
ADVICE DENBIGHSHIRE
Mutters on which we are requlred to report by exeeptioD
tn the light of th¢ knowledge and undeislanding of th¢ charitable c.onip¢illy and ils ellTruonment obtained in the cour¥i¢
of the audil we have llot identified maierial mi.%slttlements in the Report of tbe Trusites.
We have noibillg to report ill r￿spelt of tbe following D￿tterS where the Compenies Act 2006 rENuires us to report to
you if, in our opinion..
adequate ai¥iiuDtiug reknords bav¢ not be.en kept or relAllns adequate for our audit have not been [c￿elY￿ from
brd11￿hes not Yisile.d by us,. or
the f￿a￿vial slat¢ments ar¢ not in &green]e.Dt with the ai-knouDliiig rei.Liids and rettmis. or
certain disc.Io>ures of trLtste¢.s' reiiiiineidlion speiified by law are not made. or
we have not ieueiv¢d all th¢ inforn]ation and explanations we require for our audit.
Responsibllities of trustees
As e.xplaioed ￿0[¢ fvlly in the Stalemeiit of Trnstecè, R¢5ponsibilitie$. tbe tThslees (who ate 8]so tbe direkntors of the
charitable Co￿panY for the putposes of C4impally law) are respoll?>ible for tbe prep&-ation of the fviai)iial 5tatemei)ts and
for being S<ltisf&ed that they give a true and fair view, and for such int¢rDal CODtrol as the truste.e-s delenDine is neies)
to enable tb¢ pTep￿￿tion of fmanknLal èlatellients tliat are free frvm ￿at¢rial misst&temen¢ whether due to fraud or error.
In preparing the fwaniial statein¢nts, tbe truste¥) are re<ponsible for 8s<e<siDg the chariiable company's ability to
continue as a going coniern, disclosing, as 2pplicable, mattels relate.d to going CL)n¢ern and using the going c.onc¢rn
bafis of acciiunting UDie%S the t￿$1¢¢) ei¢h￿ intend to liquid&t¢ tb¢ ¢haritable compally OT to Ge￿e op¢rdtioDS, or bave
no reali8tic ali¢tDalive but to do so.
Our r￿sp0]Js1bil1ties for the audit of the fmanciAl statements
Our objectives are to obtaiu re,INLinable a
)urank.e about wbeLher the finaDvial bl&tements as a whole are free from
at¢rial mi<ildlemen¢ wbether due to fraud or eTror. aiid to lts%iiC a Report of the Independent Auditors that inknliides
our OPiTLion. Rea*L)nable aNsuf8Jiue is a high level of ajsuf￿￿e, but is not a guarantee d]at an audit cotLducted in
&iiOFdtllce with ISAS (UK) will always dete￿t & mRterial mi<il8t¢ment when it eiisto Migslatem¢rnts call arise from
fraud or error are CLi1￿Idered malei'jal 1£ illdividually or in the aggr¢gale, they could ruNonably be expe￿ted to
jAfiU¢n￿6 the eiiinoniic deil<iOllS of users t>keo on the bft￿ls of theikn f￿ancial 51at¢ments.
Th¢ extent to which procedur¢s are capable of dete¥tiug irregularities. ill¢ludin8 fraud is delailed below..
WE gained an und¢r>laDdillg of tbe lebryal &nd regulatory fi￿ll¢m..0rk applicable to the compauy aud the indii%try in which
it opeidles, &lld collsidered th¢ Ii%k of &Lls by tbe ¢ompolly that were contrary to applicable laws aud iegulatiolls,
illcliiding fraud.
We designed audit protredures to rt>PLind to d]e risk, recogDi.4iDg that tbe risk of not d¢ieiting a material mi%EtalvtJellt
due to fraud is bigber than tb¢ riqk of llot deleilillg orle rt>ultillg frorn error. as fraud may involve d¢libe.Idle
COllC¢a]ment by> for e￿a￿pIe, forgery or intentional misreprebknutxtions. or through collusioll.
We focusse.d on laws aud regulalions which could give rise to a njalerial n￿￿tAlen]ellt in the finan¥ial state￿ents,
illcludiDg, but not lituited to. the ComparLies Act 2006 aud UK tsx legislatiOJL Our le5ts illcluded agree.ing the fmoncial
slalemeut ditsC.ILibThrei to underlying supporting dLlkniunentHtioJ4 tnquirie5 with ￿anagement and enquiries of legal
C.LThlJll>el. There are inb¢rent litllitatiOD5 ill tb¢ audit pro¥¢dures desknbed above atLd, the fuLiber removed
noll-compliance with laB's and r¢gulatiotlS 15 from the events and tr8n5actsons reflti.l¢d in the finan￿la1 slalements, th¢
le55 likely we would becOll￿ aware of IL
We did not identify ally key audit DJ8tt¢rs relating to illegularities, iDcluding ftdud. As in all ow audits, we also
addre>sd tbe risk of ￿all￿geMent ov¢ffide of internal controls, includillg lestillg journals and eNalu2ting whether there
'as evidenkne of bias by the direc.turs that iepreiented a risk of Djatwial mi5StaLeJllellt due to frauiL
A fi￿er deiiflption of our reEponsibs1ities for the audit of the fiDancial slatemeots is loi￿led on the Fiuallknial
Reporting CouDeil's website at www.frc.org.iik/auditor5rc5ponsibililies. This deskription forms part of our Re.port of the
Indep¢lliqelll Auditors.
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REPORT OF THE INDEPENDENT AUDXTORS TO THE MEMBERS OF
CYNGOR AR BOPETH SIR DDINBYCH CI'IIZENS
ADVICE DETr4BIGHSHIRE
Use of our report
This rvport is n)ade solely to tbe Ch￿l1￿li[e c.LiniL)an?'s m¢E¢ibt.rs. as a body, in a¥i.ordarA¥.e with Chapter 3 of Part 16 of
the C.ompap.ies Act 2(106. Our audit fvork b8s been undertaken so Ibat we might ¥lale to th¢ charitable comi)ally'S
n]ernbe.rs thLTh<e matters we are required to slate to them in an audilors, r¢port for no otb¢r purpose.. To the ￿lleSt
eitent pemitted by law. we do ttot ai¥ePt or a>surne responsibility to anyone otber thall the charitable Ciin]pally alld the
Gharilable cottLpany'5 ll]embe.rs as a body, for our 8udit Thork, for this reporL or for the Opilliorjs we bave forned.
Mr Martin Stepen Barrett (Se￿or Statutory Auditor)
for and on be.haifof Williau)s De.Dtoll Cyf
Cbartered Certified A¥.lL)uDlL￿ts
Slatulory Audili)rs
Glaslyn
Ffordd y Parc
Par¢ Menai
Bangor
Gwjnedd
LL57 4FE
31 July 2024
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CYTr*'GOR AR BOPETH SIR DDINBYCH CITIZENS
ADVICE DENBIGHSEtRE
STATEMENT OF FLNANCL4L ACTIVITIES
FOR T￿E YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2024
2024
Total
funds
2023
Total
funds
UDreitrii.te.d
funds
Iricted
nds
Note.
INC0Th￿ Ef4DOWNLENTS FROM
Cljaritable activltles
Advkce and inlorn?¥ttion Servile
277,638
995,648
1.273,286
1,384,603
I￿￿eSt￿ent ink.Lin]e
Otber ink.otne
18,017
302
18,017
302
7,669
Total
295 957
995,648
1393.472
EXPENDITURE ON
Charitable activities
Adviknc and inforTDation service
267 913
976288
1.359414
NET INCOLI
Trattsfers bettyeen funds
28,044
19J60
22,477)
47,404
34,058
16
Net nlovement tn fund5
50,521
(3,117)
47,404
34,058
REcoNCIL￿TION OF FUYDS
Total ￿ndS brLiiigbi lornFard
648,146
97,037
744,183
721,125
TOTAL FL[r￿S CARRIED FORWAIU)
708 667
802
93 920 ￿87
755 183
The notes form part of these finallcial statements
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CYP4GOR AR BOPETH SIR DDtNBYCH crrIzENS
DVICE DENBIGHSHIIiE
BALANCE SHEET
31 ￿L4RCH 2024
2024
Total
funds
2023
Total
fonds
Unretylriknled
fiwds
Restri¥ted
fi￿dS
Note5
FIXED ASSETS
Tallgible a5Eats
9,363
9,363
11,946
CURJiENT ASSETS
Debtiirs
lllieatm¢llts
Ca.4b with Finonknial Iniilitutions 8tLd in halld
12
13
16,597
332,878
367901
12,045
28.642
332,878
449 776
234,004
325,289
324 302
81,875
717J76
93,920
811,296
883.595
CREDITORS
Amounts falliug due within olle year
14
(18,072)
(18,072)
(140.358)
NET CURRENT ASSETS
699
793 224
743 237
TOTAL ASSETS LESS CURRENT
LL4BILITIES
708,667
93,920
802￿87
755,183
r4ET ASSETS
708 667
93,920
802,487
755.183
16
Unreitriknled fuiids - Generat
UDr¢itricled fullds- De.*igllaled
Restricted funds
378,667
330,000
93,920
358.l46
3QO,000
97,037
TOTAL FUNDS
802,487
755 183
The finaucial slalewents were approTred by the Board of Trustees aDd authoIised for issue on 31 July 2024 and were
signed on its behalf by:
L.ady Alison Hen4haw - Trnstee
Nigel NicDll- Trustee
Th¢ notes fonn part of these fmancial slalefftents
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