REGISTERED COMPANY NLThIBER: 115154613 IEngl%nd abd W4le3)
REGISTERED CHARITY NUMBEK. 1115319
Re￿rt of the Tr•stees and
Flllancl￿ Statements for the Year Ended 31 hlarch 2023
North L4)ndon Aduli CAre l.td
(A Company IAmlted by Guarantee)
BBK ParnKrship
Chartered Accollntattts
& Ststutory Audito
l Bea￿ba￿ Court
10 Victors Way
Barnet
EN5 51'Z

North tA)ndoD Adlltt Care IAd
Collt¢bts ofthe StAtements
for the Yew Ended 31 M*rch 2023
P*8e
ReporLof the Trnstett {IneoryoraO*g i¢r*tegk And
directors reports)
I to 5
Report of the Independent Audlt•rs
6 ￿ 11
St•tement ofFkn*ncl*l Actfvltle4
Stakmen¢ of FlTrane5al Pmltifjn
10
Statement Df CA8h Flovi
Notes tn the Ststen*n¢ ofcuh FIOWA
12
Nolu to the Fln#nelAI Statements
13 to 20
Detalled St*Qement of FIffj*thd￿ Actmtl
21 to 22

North ￿nd￿ll Adult Care Ltd IR*teTed 05154613)
Report of tbe Tn￿tee5 Oneorpora(ing strategic dlrecthTS reports)
for the Ye*r Ended 31 Msirch 2023
Thc Trll8te￿ present their report and the wditcd financial ststcmcnts of thc charity for the year ended 31 March 2023.
The truste08 have adopted theprovi8ioAs ofthe Statement of Recommuth Practicc (SORP)'Accoullting Rewrtin8
by Charitics. in preparing the annual rqM)rt #nd finaDcial slatemertts of the charity.
The financial $tstements have becn prepare41 in 8K¢Ord￿ with thc aC￿U￿ting policies set Olll in noteB to the ￿￿ounts
and comply with the ch&ity8 8overnittg thicvmen¢ the ChaTities Ad 2011 and Accounting and Reporting by ChaTilies.'
Statem¢nl of Recommendcd PTACtice opplicable ￿ chan"li&s preparing accounts in accordance ￿ the Financial
Rcporting Stathdard applicable in the UK and Republic of Ire1w￿ publis}￿ in (ktob¢r 2019.
OWECTIVES AND ACr￿￿iFs
Our Vlsion
Our vi8ion is of a communicy wher¢ people le*J safe and Inde￿￿1 lif¢.
Our Mlsslon
Our mi￿10￿ is to a$ses8 needs andpmvide peT8onrycentred care to vuln¢r4bl¢ adults in a community vthile promotin8 their
safety and active participation ro achicvc poqitive oUt￿mes.
Our Valves
We Ckre- We care about people and At4nd up for what 1$ ri￿[
We Respe¢t- We are open and honc&t aNI value people for who thcy at¢.
W¢ L£am- We listen, we work togcther and we continue to impmvc.
We t<ad- We are exp¢Tty at what we do And make good idca5 happ￿1.
ACTIVITIES
Wc offer support to Nuinerable ￿ulL8 with activitiesof daily livin8byf)fferingthem eboi¢¢s while meeting their linguisti¢
ahd cul￿raIlY Specific requiremcnts. We supwjrt athilts with mild learning diffieul¢i¢s. physical disability, dcmentL4
mcnt&l health condition$, s¢nsory impairnwii terminal illness aThlelderly. We offer support with pers¢)nal carc needs and
assist adults with Medicatio￿ mealy preparation including feedin8, sIMyppin& domesti¢s. laundry and escortin& Wc also
offer carc workus durin8 the night 8uch L8 for $leep-in or 7•Akin841ight and sitting services to give respitc to family
carer'8.
Thc charity believc$ that caTeT'S play a vital role in supporting manydi5abled and oldcr people or those sufferin8 from ill
health. Withoui thcir efforts many more peuplc would hav¢ to be accomnxwhtcd in in$tithtional care or provided with *
high level of Statutory seTvice. Carerf6 provide a positive ¢iJntribution to society &nd"$hould be treat￿ with re5PC¢t and
dI￿lty.
Fund-ralslng Stalld*rds InformAtIoA
The charitabl¢ company not en¥A8e in CX*rnal OJnth8ising as its primary source of incomc will be derived from it8
provision of servic&4.
Publ1¢ btneflt
In Setting out tbe objectives aftd plantiin8 the aclivili4 the trustees have given careful consideT&tion lo complying with
thc duty in section 17 of the Charities Acl 2011 to have regard to thc public benefii guidance published by the Charity
Comrnsssion.
STRATiGIC REPORT
Aehtevement a￿d performknce
We have a team of 45 care workers who SllPPOrt around 80 wvirx users in the community in achieving th¢iT health atsd
well-being outcomes, ￿talling approximately ￿N) hourn of care each weeE To ensure care MK)rku.4 have Wated
knowledg¢ aud 8kills we have amended Ollr training ￿}￿"LY to make some of Ihe usential training roandatory in every 12
months. Apart from offering ODlinc training to care attd office staff we al80 offer oLsit¢ training. We have supported 3
care workers in achicving QCF 3 Tn this fuwiciLI yvdr. W¢ Supervi￿ staff and we bavc an auth"t plan in place
to revIew￿ur policy & procethre5 re8ll]arly.
Pa8e I

North ￿ndon Adult Care IAd (Reglstered nunther: 05154613
Report vf the T￿lIe£S (IDeoryor*liDg strateglc amd dlre¢tor8 reports)
for the Year Ended 31 M*reh 2023
STRATEGIC REPORT
Day Car&Drop In CeDlre
W¢ ale workin8 towards openit)g a Day Care Centre at our premiw. 254 BowE8 Roa￿ Nll 2JH for low to medium
' dependetscy SCTViCC users. This wouid be IIKated the Eround fl(w and the opernts.onal offices would be on thc first
floor of the new building. We believe this service will also l￿llefit th¢ local community groups and othcr agencies
Providing 8imilar services tbat can use our trdining facilities. The Day C£ntre propos￿ is feasible as we a]re4dy have caTe
workers who work for us seven days a week. The Day Centre titnetable rota will al.$0 prowde block hours for our care
workcrs &s opposed to domiciliary CaTe of 30 minutes to I how at different locations. Hower du¢ to Covid-19 little
progrcs8 other than developirlg and oudined p]anning pemiission frorn the council.
Flnaneixl revlew
The Charity, with thc aid of sound finaocial O*Dage￿I and the support of both its nwiagement and staff even in this
difficult time of post COVID 19 paDdemic generated the ￿ts1 revenues of £720 J16 for the year ending J l MarL.h 2023.
Though tbe r¢venue gcncrated this year is less than the reven￿ generated iti the year 2022. NLAC still regurdy it a8 A
positive outcome coLsidering nwiy business ￿t sttU88ling tocope followiny COVID 19 Pandernic. However. to generate
rnorc revenues in toming years wr are now foewing on twxeasiog our bu8iness volume by focusing ny)re on our
rccruitmcnt, which will allow us to suppori Jnore $c￿l¢eS users.
p￿￿elP21 fDndth8 soiircu
Th¢ prin¢ip&l fi￿ding source is now by way of provision of cue services ID Enfiel4 H￿in8¢Y &.Barnet Boroughs
attd will rernain as the only source of Incon￿ in comirtg years.
Invutment poNcy #nd ohJee(fv
Thc charity intrnds lo acquire a T￿idential ¢are Ib)n￿ and to providc tsilor made service to the Asi4n eommunity,
res￿¢11n8 their ¢ultyral and religiou4 nee48. As a result of that wc have a deSI￿ated fi￿d of half 4 million pound in a
deFthit account
Reserve$ ptsllcy
The Management Commiiitt rc<xamintd the chariiy'5 requircmcnL8 frthr reserves in li8ht of ihe main risk¥ to the
orwdnisation arising from the new fimding arrHng¢ThKnts commencin8 1st April 2022. Itbas established a policy whcrL.by
Ihe unrcitrFeied fvnds not committed or invest¢d in tangible flxcd &ssets hcld by th¢ charity should be less than 3 months
of the expenditure. Th¢ reserves of £2(10.(K)O ar¢ nc¢dcd ￿ meet the wotkin8 Capital requirements of the ¢harity and the
Man&g¢ment Committee &re eonfidenl that as thi5 Icvcl th¢y would be able to continue thc current activitie$ of the charity
in the evenl of a si8nifieant drop in fundin&
Plan for fvture perlod•
North tknttdon Athjli CaTC is working o￿a 5-year action plan that involves ¢xp4nsion of current activities. However little
pro8r¢s$ has been made duc to impact of Covid-19. A fcw points of th¢ ac¢ion plan are higbh'8ht¢d as follows..
-Expansion of into arw)ther North Lonlkni borou8b and ¢0 irKre&8e the CUrre￿t operation and to double it within
the next 5 years.
-Diversify and increase in temg of client groups and reach rnore clietii groups with ditTttent ethnic & cultural
back8r0llt￿ and offer widc range services.
-To beC4)n￿ approved provider for PTOVi5ion of services with Bar￿1 ath￿t seNices.
-To have all ear¢ stsff a minimum qualificatiott of Diploma ID Health and Social Care to comply with CQC requiren￿lts.
4kngotng audit for VaTiOUS policy And pTocedur¢s w imPTove operntiODal effectivett&%
.OD80ing training progran] for th¢ 8tsff developtwt and to meet the ststutory reqUiren￿nts.

North I￿nd0]I Adolt Care IAd IReg15tsred number: 115154613)
Report octbe Trustees {intorpO￿tID¥ strateBiC and dlrec¢•rs reports)
for the Year Ended 31 M￿Ch 2023
STRUCTURE, GOVERNANCE AND MANAGEMENT
Governing doeumeht
The charity is controlled by its governing docunxDL a deed of tr￿s4 and con&titutes' a limited CA)mpAtty. litDited by
guar8mtee. &8 defined by the Companies Act 2(M)6.
The organisthon is & charitsble cK)]wy limited by guaTante< incorwjrattd on 15 June 2(MM attd register&l ag a ehkrity
on 14 July 2006. The c4)mpany was ¢s¢ablishcd under a Memoranthim of Ass￿ratiOn which establi¥hed the objects and
wcrs of the company and is govemed undtt its Articles of As$(Kia￿￿ In the event of company being wound up,
m¢mbcr8 &re required to eontribtste an amount Nt excecding £1.
Reerultme*t Ind Appolntment ofMatt4¢mrn¢ Committtt
The directors of the company arc a150 chaTity trijsiees for the purpose of charity law and U￿kr th¢ compan￿5 Articles
known a5 m¢mber6 of the mand¥ettKni committee. Under the requIren￿n(S o(Mcmorandum and Arti¢l¢s of Association,
the Tn¢mbers of the Mandgcment Comrnittte nominared by the membcr OT8inisation arc appointcd for a period of three
years after which they must be re*lectcd at the next Annual Gueral Meeting.
Management Committee is repr&8cntcd by Six diffry¢nt organisations and five indTvidual mcmberA. Each m¢rnbér of the
Managernent committee is from a diffcrcnl profe&8ional background and olTers skills rcquircd for smonth and ¢ffJ¢ient
8trAtegic and operntsonai plannin8.
Or£A￿l￿￿O￿al strvetllre
North London Adult Care (NLAC) h&$ a ManageTrKni Committee of up to 12 m¢mbcr5 {In¢luding Lcnter Manager) who
meel regularly and are responsÉble for the stra*8ic dircction. policy and overall'trn)nitoring of the charity, Committee
members ¢ome froth a variety of profttqional IwkgrouThJs relevant to the woTk of thc charity.
Trustee Tnducdon and Tr￿nIng
Mosi EnL4￿c* already familiar with the prn¢u¢al work of the charity havin8 be¢n volunteered for thc charity for the
l&%1 10 years. Additionally. new trw%t¢c4 have an ind￿tiOn meeting with Chairnian, Vice Chirn)an, Se¢r¢tary & the
Trea5ur£r before having a fornwl me¢ling with registered Manager and h1￿her staff which is &In￿d ￿ farniliarisc them
with day to day oper4iions. ￿tiCal & strategic plannin8. The (ruslees are aKouraged ￿ al￿d seminars and trainin8
opportunitl¢8 on 8overnatKe.
The tru8tccs are constantly lookithg for profe8sional perso￿ ￿ join the BcATd particularly with knowledge and expertise
in Health and Social care. Human ResouTce8 aThJ Fund Raising.
A T¢am Away Day is arran8¢dpert¢xli￿IjY tobring th¢ MAnagementCommittec and all 8taff rnernbers together to ensure
thai all lh¢ Lommittee members are aware of the operaiional & tactÉcal issues concernin8 the ¢hariry. Team Away Day
a150 gives att opportunity for staff tnembtrs to know Strdtrgie Issu¢s & the overall Aim & VisioTS of th¢ Chariry & agree
on the Future A¢tion Plan. Commitoe members get the opporDJniry to discuss what is ex￿l￿ of¢th staff member &
what can be dotte to improve the efficiew of operalio
Related p*rtleJ
North kn)t￿On Adult Carc works in partiieTshipwithothcrorganI￿IOTr1 natnely.. Enfield Bangladesh W¢lfarc Association,
Pragats" Asian Woman'g Association, Commutiiiy Al￿ Dcep- Indian 50 Plufi As%Kiation (Enfield), M￿￿11m community
and educationcentrr aTKI Ettfield Saheli b￿ed in the tknDdon Borou8hof Enfield. The repres¢ntation of Ic*cal or8anL5ations
within this group has provcd invaluable to the clhaTity in establi4hing improved links within the commurtityand providirL8
cffective home cart 5crvice.
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North Lotydtstt Adult Care Ltd (Reg￿tered Number. 05154613)
Report OI the Trwtees (Intor￿TatIng strategic and dlrett•n reports)
for the Yexr Ended31 MArth 2(123
STRUCTURE GOVERNANCE AND MANAGEMEh
Rtsk MAnageMe￿t
The Nlanagement Committee h&8 coNlucted & Teview of the major risks to which the ¢lwity is ¢xpo&ed A risk system
been established attd is updated at least aMiu￿1y. Where appropriate. SYSten￿ orpro¢￿ur&8 have been estsblished to
mitigate the risks the charity face8. SI￿1ficant exicrnal TiSks to fiJThJing have led to th¢ d¢velopm¢J)t ol"a Strategic plan
which will allow for the diversification of funding and actiwties. In*rn*l cortrol risks arc minimiqed by the
implementation of proL£thrGs for authorisation of all transactioTh8 and projects. proced￿￿$ arc in plac¢ to ¢nsurc NLAC
meets all the requirements of H¢alth & SOCI￿ C4re Ad 2￿8 (re￿Iatcd Activities) Regulation 2014 and Care Quality
Commissioll (Registration) Regulations 2009. These proceduru ￿gUlarlY audited and reviewed by NLAC. Though
we have Nced5 improvementr in une of the 5 Key Line of Enquiry, our ovcrall Tating is 'Good'. We are eoftstandy
reviewing our procedures to Incor￿T¥¢ goodpra￿1Cts and working towards achievin8 tiUtst&nding' rating in the next
CQC inspection wthich is due snytime soon.
REFERENCE AND ADMIMSTRATIVE DETAILS
ReRlsttred Cump4ny Dumber
05154613 (England 8nd Wales)
Reglstered Charlty number
1115319
Reil¥t¢r¢d offlce
254 Bowes Road
New South8ate
Lt)ndon
N112JH
BOARD OF TRUSTEESMIRECTORS
Mr T Shaikh {Chair}
Mr R V Tailor (Vice Chair)
Mr A K Agrawa] (Secrew)
Mr J K Mar￿#v14 {TTea¥urer
MT M B Rahman
MTS K T Puj&ra
MT A S Rilloo
Mrs R Hassan
Mr B Solanki
Mr K R Topiwala
Mr J P Patel
Andltors
BBK Partnership
Chartered Accountants
& Statutory Auditors
l Beauchan)p Court
.10 Victors Way
Hertford5bire
EN5 5TZ
TRiJSTEES' R￿PoNs[RIL[rY STATEMENT
The ttu8tees (who are also the diTectors ofNorth Lnndon Adult Care forthe putposesofeonyany law) are respoL8ibl¢
for prepatiti8 th¢ Re￿rt of th¢ TTUStees and the financial stAl¢ments in accordance with applicabl¢ law and United
Kingdom Accounting Standards Iunitrd Kingdom Gen¢r8lly Accepted Accowitin£ Practice) includill8 Fill&￿ial
Reporting Statylard 102 'The Financial R¢porting St8nd8rd applicable in the UK and Republic of Ireland"
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North L•ndoD Adult Cire Ltd (Re8tstered.nuDJber: 051S4613)
Report of the Thrsltts {1￿CorPorating strategic aDd dlrectors reports)
for the Year Ended 31 Marth 2023
TRUSTEES, RESPONSTBILfTY STATEMENf * contiDlled
CompADyI4wre4wi￿ the tnL¥teu to prepare fillancial statem￿ts for e4cb fina￿1?1 year which Eive A attd fair view
of the 5tat¢ of affairs of thc chaTitsble cojnpatsyand of tht incming resources and application of r￿ulee8. including the
income and ezpenditrJr< of th¢ ¢haTitable cL)rnpany foT that puiod. In prepariDg (bose financial tstemtht& the kn￿e¢s
are requircd to
lect 8uitsblc a¢¢ountingpolicie* and then applythem cons11t￿tly>
observe the metho(b and principles in the CbaTity SORF.
make judgeTnents and ¢8timatss that are reasonable and ptudeal
818t¢ whether applicable aecoullting standards have beu) followul. thjbj￿t to any tithial dcpaTthB di&¢loseA aDd
C￿plained in the fLnanci&l ststemcll
prepare th¢ financial st&trM￿ts on the going ¢oncem basis wd¢58 it is itiappropriate to'pre4ume tb8t the charitable
company will continue in bu5ine68.
The (rustees are respoD8ible fot keeping proper ateottnting rec￿1& wbicb discloic with reasoDable accuracy at any tim¢
the fmancial position of the charitable CA)mpAny aDd to enable them to CDBurc that the finaDcial stfttements wmply with
Ihe CompaDlt$ Act 2(M)6. They arc rewin8ible for safeguardkng thc assets of the cbaritable QlDJpany and hence for
fakj'ng reasonable steps for th¢ praventioll and detection of fraud and othtt ittegulariti¢s.
In 80 far as the tn]stees are awarc:
- there is oo relevant iudit infOrn￿tIOn of which the clwritabk companY8 auditorn are UDaware,' arml
- the trustees have tsken all $t¢ps that they ought w h4v¢ lak¢D to maketheDwlves aware of any releVant&￿ttInforn￿tI0O
and to establish that th¢ 4uditOfS 4Te aware of that iDfonna¢io
STATEMEh'T AS TO DISCLOSURE OF INFORMATION TO AUDITORS
So far as the tnJsteLs are avrare, tbcre is no relevatlt iofornution defined by Seetson 418 of the Companics Act 2006)
of which tbe cbaritsbk w]roan￿8 audithrs are MDaware, and each tsiL8tee has tthrA all the 8teps thai they ought to have
laken 39 a ¢n￿tte ID order to nyake them avAre of any audit irrforniation and to est￿￿.8￿ that the cb&rithblc company's
auditors are aware of that iuformatiorL
AUDITORS
The auditors, BBKPartner8hip> offer themselv￿ for appointment in a¢¢Ord￿ with 8ediob 485 of th¢ Companies Act
Report of the tn￿t
rporating a strate8ie.rLwr4 8pproved by order of thc board of tr￿t￿.. ¥s the company
#od sigr¢d ots th¢ bo8rd'8 behalf by.
.Mr R V Tailor - TnLgtec
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Report of the IndeptDd¢nl AudItn￿ to the Members of
North Adylt Care Ltd
Opinlon
W¢ have auditrd thc fina￿la1 statements of North tKJndots Adult Care (the'charithbl¢ compan￿) for the year eTHI
31 March 2023 which compr.ise the Ststement of Fit)avcial Activities. the Statement of Financial Position. the Statement
of Cash Flows and7M)tcs to the fit)an¢ial statem¢Dts, in¢ludtng a 5unJmary ofsibmificant ￿unting F￿liCieS. Th< r]nancial
reporting fratnework that has been applied in theiT preparatson is 8ppltcable law aTMI United Kingdom Accoulltin8
Standards (uti1t￿ Kingdom Generally Accepted Accounting Practic£), includin8 Financial Reporting Sta]thJd 102'The
Financial Reporfitsg Stsndard applicabl¢ in the UK and Rq)ubli¢ of Ireland..
tn our opinion the fin￿cial stst¢m¢uts'.
give a (Tue and fair Yiew of th¢ state of the chfftrithble COMpan￿S affairs as at 31 March 2023 and of its illeOmiDg
resources and application of re￿UrCe￿ incbjling its ineome And expendittwe, for thc year then cnded,.
ave been properly prepared in a¢cordance with Unitrd Kingdom Generally Accepted Accounting Pwtic£. including
FAllaThcial Repuning StandaTd 102 Tr Fitwicial Ryrting Stsndard applicablc in the UK and Republic of Ir¢lwHI':
have been prepared in aeeordwe with the re4wiments of.the CompAni¢s A¢1 21KI6.
B*sli for oplnlon
We conducted our audit in accord&rtee with International stand￿ll￿ on Auditing (UK) USA$ IUK)) and applic4ble law.
Our resrM)ttsibilities Wmler those t*tandards are fjjrther descril￿d in the Audi￿[$, reswnsibilitiQ4 for the audit of th¢
financial it4tements seciion of (Jur r¢port. We are independcnt of the charitable Company in accordance the ethical
r¢quirements Lhat ￿ r¢l¢vant to our a￿11 of thc financial statements in the UK. including the FRC'5 Ethical Standard.
and we have fijlfillcd our other ethical responsibilili¢x in acCOrda￿t with these rwuirements. We belicve that the audit
evidence we havL oblained is suffici¢rtl aTKI 4ppmpriate w wjvid¢ a bjsis for our opinion.
Coneltsslon$ relatlng to ioln¥ coThcern
In auditing the financial statements, we bav¢ concluded that th¢ trus**S' use of the 80in8 eoncern basis of acc4m￿tin¥ in
th¢ preparation of the fEnanci81 statements is app[L)pri￿¢.
BLqed on the work w¢ h4vc perfortml, we have not identified any material u[￿ert￿ntIc% relating ty events or conditions
that, individually or collcctiv¢ly, may cast significani doubt on the charitable Compan￿1￿ ability to conunue as a goin8
c(inccrn for a period of ai least Iwrlve months from WI￿￿ the ritw￿La] ststements aTe authoriscd for i88ue.
Our rexponsibilities and the respoTh%ibilities of the trustees with rw¢¢t to gOill8 CL)ncern are dcscribed in the relevant
8e¢tion8 of this report.
Emph*sts of mAtttr
We dr&w att¢Dtion to Note 17 of the financial stalemcnts. vthich descrilxs the tyustc¢% corrective action on prior year
adju8tmenL8. Our opinion is not modified in respeci of this matter.
Other Inform*tlon
The tnL8tees are r&sponBible for thc other infom)atiots. Thc other information oomprise8 the inf0m￿tion included in the
Annual ReporL other than the financial Statements aDd our Report of tndep¢ndent Auditors th¢r¢o
Our opinion on the fitwici41 statements d(bC5 T￿t ¢￿Verthe othcr infOrn￿tiON except to the extetttothmvise explicitly
slated in ow report. we do not ¢xpress any forni of assur￿ conclusion tlweo
In ¢onrtection with our audit of the finaDcial qtstementg, our reswnqibility 15 to read tl* other infornNatioD alld in doin
SO. COll5ider whether tbe othcr inf0m￿tIOn is mkniaily irwnsislent with the flljancial statemcnts or our kllowlcdg¢
obtained in the audit or otherwise appears Iij be materially rni&statrd. If wc identify such material inconsiskncies or
apparent matcrial misStatern¢n￿ we ar¢ requircd to det¢Tmine whcther th]s give5 rise (o a mat¢Tial mI￿￿tEM¢nI in tbe
finat)ci&l statements themsclves. IC b#5ed on the work we have ￿rforn￿J, we concl￿￿ that there is a ￿￿t(rial
misststettKnt of tbis other infornutioffj we are r4illre41 to report thfftt r￿l We have Dothillg to report ffn this rewd.

Report of the Independent Audltors to the Members of
Nortb Ltythdon Adult C4re Ltd
Opiniony on other rnitttrs preseribed by the Comptiies Act 2(M)6
In our opinion, btscd on th2 WOt* undertaken in tht course of tbe audiL'
the inforni￿lan givenin the RepTrrt of thc Tn￿ for the fill￿ClaI ye8J for wbich the financial Stalen￿nts Arcprepared
18 consistent with thc fina￿]01 siateNKnis,' and
th¢ Repon of the Trustccs h85 been prepared ith accordanct with applicable Iwi rb4uiremen
Matters o* whlch we are required t• report by exceptlon
In the light of thc kTK)wledge and urxler51andin¥ of the charitsblc compaDy and its environment obtained in the course of
the audiL w¢ have Dot identified ￿￿1¢rIal Tniutslements in the Rew)rt of the TTuslee8.
We have nothing lo report in rttpe¢t of th¢ following matters th¢r¢ the Cornpanies Act 2￿6 reqll1r￿ to T4)Ort to you
if, in our opinion..
ats4ual¢ accounting r￿)rd$have noi been kw orrenrns ad¢quat¢ forour a￿lIt bavenotbeett reeeived frotnbranches
not Vi8itcd by us. or
the financial qt&tcments not in agreemenr with the accoutttittg [t￿r￿S arml returns. or
certain disclo8ure8 of trustees, r¢munerntion specified by law are not made. or '
we have not rettived all the infornwtion and expjanau.ons we require for our audiL
Reipon8lbllltles nf tnisteei
As explained more fully in the Ttustcu, ResponsibililietD St#*wr*nt, the trnstees (who are also the direclors ot. Ibe
charitable company fnr the purposes of company law) are rcsEK>Thsible for the pttpamion of thc fin￿¢la1 statements and
for being satisficd that they give a true and fair view. aTxI for such lTrtern￿ control as ihc tr￿SIC&S det¢rniine is necessary
Ks ¢nabl¢ the preparntion of finAn¢ial $tstemeTrts that are fTe¢ from nthterial misstAtemen4 whether du¢ to fra￿1 or error.
In preparin8 the financia] Sts*ments, the tnLStrcs are reswjnsible forassessing th¢ charitsblc ￿MpanIS ability to CA)ntioue
a5 R goin¥ concern. disclosing. as 4)plicablc. matters related to going conc¢rn wing the goin8 concem b#5is of
ounting unles4 the truitees either iniend io liquidate the charitsble company or lo opcratsons, or knave no realigtic
alternative but to do llo.
Our responjlbllldei for the audlt of the fln4nd*l ststements
We have been appointed as audilor under section 144 of the Charities Act 2011 and report in accnrdance with r¢gu14¢ion5
made under section 154 of that Act.
Ourobje¢tives are to obtain rewnable assrnce alx)ut whetl*r thc financial stat¢mertls as awlK)le arL. frce from mat¢rial
misstatement, whether due ￿ frwd OT error, and ro issu¢ an auditovs repon thot includcs our opinion. Rwonable
assuranLC is a high level of &ssurdncc. but is not a 8uaranr¢e that an audit co￿1u¢t¢d in accordance wth ISA$ (UK) will.
always detect a material missla￿￿￿nI when it exists. Missts*mcnLS can arise from fraud or érror and are ¢ODsidered
material it., individually or in thc aggrega￿. they Could reas<)nably be expttt¢d to In1h￿fiCe ￿ econorni¢ decisions of
sers tak¢A on the basis of th¢8¢ finpncial statem¢nt&
We obtained an undet$t#ndinB of the le8al and rEgulatory framewrk8 applithle w t]￿ chtirilable eompany and the scctor
in which it operates.
We obtaincd an understanding of how the cbatitable company is eomplying with tlK)sc Icgal 8nd regulatory frameworkB
by making tnquires to mana¥emeDL We corroboratsd th￿e enqtiitts throug14 whcrc appli¢thl< our revicw ol trustees,
minutes.
Wc &I￿Ssed thc su5CePtli Jility of the clJari&ble compatsys financia] sta*mettts ts material mi551at¢men￿ includift8 how
fraud might occur. Audit procedure5 p¢rfornied by the engage[t￿lt team included..
- identifying and a￿eSSIng the desi8n cfft£iiveness of eontrojs nwement has io place to prCv￿t and detect frau4.
- understanding bow those charged wlth 8ov¢rnance consid¢red and thssed the potetllial for override of control or
other inappropriate influ¢r￿C￿ ov¢r the fitmncial ¢¢￿rt￿R pro¢e5S,'
- challenging assumptiODS and judgeT￿ll￿ mth by Ihe rnanagemeni in its Signifi￿nI acc(>unting estimates:
- Ide￿ti￿.ng and testin8 journal entries, in particular atty unusual journal etttrics: a￿j
- &8SC55iJJg the extettl of compli8n¢¢ with televattt law5 and regulations.
We did Thot identify aDy key audit matlers rclatitig to irregulariiie4 i￿1VdIng fra
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Report of the Independent Audltors ¢0 the Mcmbers Of
North IAbDdoD Adult Care IAd
Becaus¢ of the inhcrcnt limitations of an a￿114 thue is a risk that we will not detrct all int8ularities, inch]ding th08e
leading to a material misStateT[￿t in the financial slaternents or non-coJnplian¢e with regulatioll. Thi8 risk increases the
moTe that Complian￿ with a law or rcBulation is retlloved from the events and transaction5 reflected in thc financial
8tatements, as wc will bc likely to becoll￿ awarc of inst2thccs of non-complia￿. The risk is also greater re￿rdIng
irregularities occurring duc to fraud rather dwh ¢rroT. a& involves illtentional concealm￿( forgery. collu8ion.
omission or misreprt%entation.
A fiwtheT description of OUT Te8poTrsibilitie8 for the awjit of the financial staterncnts is kKated on the Financial Reporting
Council's websile at www.frc.org.uklauditorsresponsibilities. Thi8 de9cription forn￿ partof ourReportof the Indepen(knt
AudifOT8.
Use of n￿r report
Thi8 report is made solely to the charitsble companYs members, as a body, in accordance with Chaptrr 3 of Part 16 of
the C¢)mpanies Act2CK)6. Our audit wurk becn Und¢￿en so that we might state to thc charitabl¢ conwy's members
those matter8 we are required to to them in an auditOTS' T¢POrtond forno otlwpurpose. To the fUll￿t cxt¢n¢ pemiitted
by law. we do not 8rxept or assume rc5￿)nSIbIlity to anyone other than the charit8bl¢ ¢(Jmpany and the t￿ri￿ble
oMpan￿5 membets ag a body, for our audii worK for this Tcporl or for the opiniotLS we hav¢ fornKd.
Alan Kaye (SeDior Staiutory Auditor)
for and on behaifof BBK Partnership
Chartered AccouThtantS
& sta￿tOry Auditors
l Beauchamp Court
10 Vietor8 Way
Barn¢t
H¢rtfordJhire
EN5 5TZ
Dat¢: ...
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North I￿ndOn Ad•lt Care
Statement Aetfvitie5
for the Year Ended 31 March 2011
31.3.23
Total
fiJnd8
31.3.22
Total
uttrestr1ct￿l Restricted
Nol¢8
INCOME AND ÉNDOWMEM FROM
Charitable aetiiltlej
Home Care Services
720J16
720,316
798,203
Investment In￿ME
Total
742031
742031
847961
KXPENDITURE ON
Charithble actI￿tIeS
Home Carc Scrvic&4
NET INcOME1￿xPKNDTTuRE
(86.066)
(86.066)
51.239
RECONCILIATION OF FUNDS
Totsl funds broughi forward
lJ31.686
1.531.686
1.480,447
. TOTAL FUNDS CARRIED FORWARD
1445 620
1531686
The t￿t¢S fonn part of these financial statements
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North Adult Care Lxd
Statsmetst of FiM¥Jntlal Poiition
31 MAr¢h 2023
31.3.23
Totsl
31.3.22
Total
'ReStrict￿l
Note4
FIXED ASSETS
Tangible ￿ets
12
707,053
707,053
725.921
ctrRRENf A&SETS
Deb￿rS
Cash at bAttk 8nd in haDd
13
13,845
689.494
73,845
118,3B8
743,478
763J39
763.339
B61,866
CREDITORS
Amounts falling thLC Within one year
14
(24,772)
(24.772)
(56,101)
NET CURRENT A&SET&
738 567
738 567
805 765
TOTAL A&8ETS LLSS CURRENT
LIABILITIES
1.445,620
1.445,620
1.531.086
ASSETS
1445 620
1531686
FUNDS
Unrestricted futtds:
G¢￿ra] fiind
15
1445 620
1531686
TOTAL FUNDS
1445 620
1531686
1- 12oL(f.
The finaneial statements were approved by the BoaTd of TTU5tee4 and authoTised for i¥¥￿e on....... .. ................. .
and were $igtted on its behBJf by.
Mr R V T&ilor- TnJ3tE¢
Tr notes ft*rtnpart of these financial state1r￿lS
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North IAbndon Adult Care IAd
Staternent of Cash Flows
lor the YtAr EDded 31 March 2011
31.3.23
31.3.22
Not&s
c.ash flows from operating *ctivitles
Cash gencrnted from 01￿10￿$
75.699)
67.723)
Net cash used in operating activitics
75.699
67.723
Cash flows from lllvtstltsg adlvltle8
Purchase of tangible fixed assets
Int¢r¢s1 received
(559)
49,758
Net cash provided by investing acliviiies
49.199
Ch&nge In cash ind e*sh eqUIv￿ettts l*
the reportlng perlod
Cash and c￿h equlvalentj at the
beglnnlng of the reportlng perlod
(53.984)
(18.524)
743 478
C45h and c*sh equlvalents •t the end of
tht reportlng perlod
689.494
743 478
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North I*Jndon Adult Care Ltd
Notes to the StaiemeDt of Cash FIoTV5
for tbe Year Ended 31 March 2023
RECONCILIATION OF NET (EXPENDrruREyINCOME TO NET CASH Ftnw FROM
OPERATING ACTIvI￿s
31.3.23
31.3.22
Net (expenditllr£)fineomf for the reporting wlod (*s per the
Stslenynt of FSn*lleial A¢tlvldu)
Adjustments for:
Deprccialion tharges
Intcrest received
IkcreaseJ(incrtase) io debtoys
Dccrease in CredI￿rS
(86,066)
51239
18,867
(21.715)
44,544
18,867
149.758)
129.541)
Net cash uxd In operations
75.699
ANALYSIS OF CHANGES IN FUNDS
At 114r22
Cash flow
At 3113123
Net t￿h
Cash at bank and in hatMI
743.478
6x9,494
743 478
689,494
Total
743 478
The notrs forni partof thcsc finattcial statem¢nts
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Nortb ￿ndOll Adult Cwe IAd
otrs to the Fin￿¢1￿1 StaterneDts
for the Ye*r Ende"d 31 March 2023
ACCOULYfiNG POLICIES
B*81s ofprepArlng the fln*mtlal $t#tements
North London Adult Care is a priv&le company limited by guarantcc in Engknj. The a&Jress of the Tcgisthd
office is detailed as part of the TqX>rt ￿ th¢ trnsttts of these financial 5tstemcnts. The nathre of thc cèwitVs
operUi0Th8 and princi￿] activttie8 are the pyovision of suppnrt services principally of Asian origirn
The charitycon8t2ttrtes a publicbettefitentily as dcfined by FRS 102. The financial 5tat¢m¢nts hav¢ been prepared
in accordance with A￿OUntIng and Reporting by Clxaritics: Statement of Rttomm¢nd¢d Prnctice applicable to
charities preparin¥ thcir accounts in accordaTKe with th¢ Finjncial Reporting Standard applic4bl¢ in the UK and
Republic oftrehmd isswj in October 2019. the Financial Reporting Stsndard applicable in th¢ United Kingdom
aDd Republic of Irell￿d (FRS 102), the Charitie5 Aci 2011. thc Companies Act 2006 and UK Generally Accepied
A¢counting PrnctieG
The firwi¢ial statements are prqwed on a going concern basis under thc historical cosl ￿nVentIon, n￿'fIed to
includ¢ certain items at fair valu¢. The fina￿la1 st#ternents aTe prc8cnted in 8terlin8 whieh 1$ the fiuKtional
currency of the charity and rouNkd to the nearest £1.
The Sl8Dificanta￿Oyll1in￿ policies applied in thepreparation of thue financial slatements are setout below. The8¢
)licie$ have been consistently applied to all y¢ars presented unl￿4 othenvist stated.
Sl8nlfi¢ant Judgementy A*d udwatei
In the applicauon of the charitable company's accLiunting wli¢i¢s. the trusltts are required io makc judgementy,
¢stirnales and &¥sumptions abwi carying anM)un14)f the &8sets and liabilities thai Are noi rcadily ￿par¢nt from
other sotsrc¢s. The estimates and associatrd assumpuots8 are based on historical experience and othcr factors that
are considered to be relevanl. Acttlll results n>ay differ from th￿¢ L¥timaty9.
The estimat¢s and uthlyin8 a&8umptions are reviewed on ongoing basis. Revisions ￿ a¢¢ounting eytimate8
arc recogtti￿d Èn the perifyj in which the estimates 1$ revised wherc the revision affects only that period. or in the
period of the ttvision and ￿tyjre pcriiKIs whcr¢ the revision affects both cU￿¢￿t and fuwr¢ periods.
Income
All income is reco￿7*d in the Sts*meni of Finan¢ial Activities on¢e th¢ ¢harity has entitlement to the ￿nd￿, it
is probable that the income will be recciv¢d aTMJ the arTh)unt b¢ ￿K￿ured Teliably.
The followin8 specific polici&8 ttrc applied ro patti¢ular categories of incon￿.
Income from donations or8rattts is rcco8nised whett thue 15 eviderKeof¢ntitl¢ment to the gill reccipi is probable
and its amoun¢ can be meLwred Tcliahly.
Le8acy incorne is reco8nised wh¢n re£eipt is probable and entitlement is estsblishe
Income from donawl goods is m¢asured 8tthe fairvatueof the unlv&% this is impractical to measure reliably.
in which case the value is derived from thc cost ￿ the donor or estimated r¢sale value. th)nated facilities and
8¢rvices are recO￿lSed in the acwunL4 ￿ert recctv￿ if the value can b¢ reliably ftneasurtd. No an￿unt& Ar¢
ittcluded for the contribution of gener41 voluntcers.
JnconJ¢ from the contrnets for the supply of service8 is recognise41 with thc d¢liv¢ry of tbe COntra¢t¢d service. This
is cL#ssifLed Ls unrestricted fimds utsless there is &contractha] requittmEnt for it to b¢ spent on a particular purpose
and rettrn¢d if ullsw iti which cue it tnay be regard￿ 8s restricted.
No is t￿luded in tbe fir1￿￿1&1 ststements for vohmteer time in litie with the SORP.
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NDrth Imdon AdDIt Care Ltd
Notes to Ibe Statements- eoDtiDued
Cor the Year Ended 31 March 2023
AccouNfiNG POLIc￿s- tontillDed
ExpeDditure
Liabilities are recognised as exp¢nditure as SOOD ￿ thuc is a Itgal or constiwdive obligation committing the
chdrity lo tbat expenditUT< it is probable that a transfer of economic benefits will be required in Settlement dnd
the amount of the obligation Can be measured relithly. Expenditure is accounted for on an accn￿lS basis and has
been classified u￿ler hcadings that aggregate all c05t related ￿ thc calcgory. Where costs CAllllOt be directly
attributcd to particular headings they have bwi ailo¢3trd th activities on a b￿1¥ e4)n6is¢¢Dt with the u¥e of
resources.
Support costs all•eatloD
Support cost8 are those that wis¢ the of the charity bth &> not dir¢dly ￿present cbarit4ble activities and
includ¢ olf1￿ coqts, governance eosts, adminislr4tiv¢ payroll costs. They ar¢ directly in 6UPPOrt Lir
exp¢nditur¢ on the objects of the clwity and inclwje project mawcrncnt carrieAI out ￿ Headq￿n¢T&. Where
Supwrt ¢OSts ￿nOt bc directly allnbutrd to parts'cu]ar headings they bave been allocatcd to cost of raisin8 fund8
and eXper￿ltUre on charitable aciivities on • buis consistent with we of the restsurru.
Fund-raising costs are thnqe iKurre41 in 5¢¢king voluntary contributionq and do Dot include the costs of
disseminaling informatton in SUp￿rt of th¢ charitable activities.
GovernAnce eosts
Governan¢e ¢08ts includc those e0st•Ss￿la¢Cd with ￿￿￿7Th8 the eAin81itutional and stattrtory reqUI￿n￿ntS of the
charity and include the a￿lIt fets and eosts linked to the straic8ic nial1a￿M¢n¢ of the charity.
Allocatlnn and Apportlonment of
$￿pport cosi are those fimetions that assist the w(Jrk of th¢ clwity bui do not dircctiy underiakc charitabl¢
tivities. Support C4)sis inelude back office costs, financci pcr8ond, payroll and 8ovcrnan¢¢ coxL%" which support
the trnst8 progtammes and activities. These cosLq h&ve been allocated between C051 of Tai8ing funds and
expenditure on charitable 4¢livities.
Tanilble Ilxed issets
rkpreciation is pmvtded atthc following ￿)nual rates in order to writc off each assetover Its￿tiMa￿d useful lifc.
Short leasehold
Long 1￿ChOld
Fixtures and fittings
2% on cost
l%on ￿5t
. 20% on cost
TAx*tlon
The charity is an exempt charity within the meaning of schedulc 3 ofthe Charities Aci 2011 and is coLsid¢red to
pasy thc t¢sLs set oiit in Pardgrdph I Schedul¢ 6 FiDancc Act 2010 and therefore it n*ets the definition of
charitable compatty for UK corporation tsx puw.
Fund accollntlng
Unrestricted fimd$ can be us¢d in accordwv wlth the clwitable obJ'ethive8 at the div£rction of the trustees.
Designated FuTth are fjmds set aside by the tntst¢¢8 ol unre8tric*d generni fund8 for specific tuture
purposes or pmjccts.
RGstricted fi￿d$ Gan onlybe wed for partKularrestrAeted within the objects of dLe cbarity. R¢striction5
arise wh¢n specified by thc donor or WIKD fuNl4 are raised for particul￿ r￿tricted pwposeg.
Further cxpl8llation of thc nature and of each fillMI is Indud￿ ill the not¢s to the fjnancial statements.
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North Adult Care Ltd
Notts to the Staten￿￿ts- eontinued
for the Year Ettdtd 31 Marth 2023
ACCOUNTING POLICILS- continued
Hlre pllrcha$e attd leasing commltments
R¢ntsl8 paid wider operating IcaY4 are charged kn the Sl&tenTht of Financial Activities on a straigtrlt line basis
over the period of ￿ le48e.
Penslokn Costs and other post•retiremtnt benefits
The charitsble company operatrs a defmed contiibutiort penlion s£hcmc. Contribution5 payable to the cijaritable
companYs penyion sch¢rn¢ ar¢ charged to the Statemeni of Financial A¢tivitiGs ill the pcriod to which thcy.rclato.
Donated iervlees JDd fAdll¢ieJ
Donated professional s¢rvic¢s and donat¢d f￿111￿e8 aTe re¢ognized as iwme wh¢n the ¢htrity ha$ control over
the item. any conditions a580¢iat¢d with th¢ donated irem have been mel the rtreipt of economic benefii frDm the
use by the chaTity of ¢hc itcm i.q probable and t￿t ecotK)mic b¢n¢fit (Jn be wKasured reliably. In accurdatYLL' with
the Charities SORP (FRS 102), the general voluntccr ume of the Frienth is not recoRttized and rcf¢r to th¢ trustecs.
em)ual report for more inforn￿tiOn about thciT contiibwion.
On Tcc¢ipL donated professional stivites and donated facilities arc Tecognized on the basis of the value of th¢ gift
ih¢ charity which is the alllount the charity would h&vc been willing to pay to obtairt $ervi¢e8 or facilities of
equivalent economic benefit on the open rnarkeL a corregponding amrjunt is then Yeeognized in expethditure in the
period of receipL
Trade debto
Lkb￿[S Tradc and other debws ar¢ re¢ogntz&I at the sett]ement amount due after any trad¢ discount offered.
Prepayments are valued at the amount prepaid rtct (Jf hny trade dis¢ounts due.
C*sh It b#nk And In hand
Cash at bank and ¢ash in hand includes and 8hort *Tm knigbly li￿ investments with a Short mawTi¢y of
thret nM)nths or less from the date of acqui5ilion or opening of the or simi1oF XC4)Ullt.
Credltors
Creditors are r¢¢ognized where the cljarity a present obligalion resulling from a past ¢vut that will probaiily
result in the Iransfcr of funts to a third party aDd the amount duc to settle the obligalion can b¢ measwed or
estimated reliably. Crojitors are nornjally re¢o8rtiz¢d at th¢ir settleTw¢ anb)unt after allowing for any trade
diS￿int$ duc.
Impalmen(
A58¢ts not measured at fair value are Teviewed for any Indi￿110n the asset may be impaired at each bulance
8he£i date. If 5wh indic&tion exists, the re￿Verable amowit of the &8seL or the assti's cash gener￿ing uni( 18
estimated and comparcd ￿ the carryin8 amount. Where th¢ carrying atnount exceeds ils re¢overable amounl a
impairnientloss is reCO￿lIzed in profitor lossunless the &wt is carried ata revalued amountwhLre the impaiment
loss is & revaluation dccrease.
Provtslons
Provisions are r¢cognized whetj thc cbarity has an obligation at the balance sbcet da* as a result of a p&81 cveft
IE is probable that aD Outflow of economic Trrtne"fits will bc rEquired in settle￿nI atml the amount can be reliably
estimated
Going ¢ODcern
The fiE￿]cial statements have been Prepared on a going concern b￿1& as tbe ttwtees beb'cvc that no material
un¢ertainti¢5 ¢xisI. The tnjstres have cottsidered th¢ kvel of fiJniL% hcld and the expected Icvel of income atLd
expenditur¢ for 12 months frotll authorising thes¢ financial statements. The budgeted iticorne and expendItt￿e is
sufficient with the level of reserves for tbe charity to be able io eontinue as a going CA)ttL%r
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North Adult C*re ixd
Notes to the Financia] Slatements- tODthlltd
for the Year Ended 31 March 2023
INVESTMENT INCOME
31.3.23
31.3.22
Bank Interest Receivable
Grant In(omc
766
20.949
51
49.707
21.715
49.758
INCOI¥IE FROM CHARITABLE ACTIVITILS
31.3.23
31.3.22
Activity
HOWK CaTe S¢rviccs
' Home Care SeTviees
720316
798 203
CHARITABLE AcfiviTtES COSTS
' Support
costs {s
note 5)
Direct
TO￿1$
Home Care Services
808.182
828,097
SUPPORT COSTS
Other
Totals
Home Car¢ Setvices
NET INCOMFJfEXPENDITURE)
Nct income/(expenditiwe) is after clw8in81{¢r¢diting).'
31.3.23
31.3.22
Dq)r¢ciation- owled
Other operdiing leases
18.8611
18,867
4,293
AUDITORS, REMUNERATtON
31.3.23
31.3.22
Fces payable th the charity's audithfs gnd tsr &&wciares for the a￿111 of
charityls financial stxt¢m¢nts
6,0(XJ
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Y4orth London Adult C*re Ltd
Nolu to the Thnandal St*teiDeDts- conliDued
for the Ye4r End¢d 31 March 2023
TRUSTEES, REMUNERATION AND BENEFrrs
TI￿t weTe no trusttts, Temu￿Oll or other benefits for the year ended 31 Marcb 2023 ￿r for the year ended
31 Ma￿h 2022.
STAFF COSTS
31.3.23
31.3.22
Wages and salarie8
Social 5ecuriry costs
Other pettsion costs
676.186
28,533
747.202
40,413
716.008
799 326
The avernge head ¢owit of employees durin8 the )rar was 73 {2022:90}
The average monthly mJmt*r of employ¢¢s duTin8 th¢ yw was &q follows".
31.3.23
31.3.22
Number of Administrative Stsff
Number of Homecsre Stsff
79
73
90
No employeu received emoluthents ID excess of £60,(U).
io.
COMPARATIVLS FOR THE STATEMENT OF FTNANCIAL ACTIVMES
Unrtstrieted
Restricted
fvnds
Totai
INCOME AND ENDOWMENTS FROM
Charlt#ble #¢tfvitl
Home Care Servi¢
798303
798.203
Investment income
Tothl
847 961
KXPENDITURE ON
ChArltablc *¢tlvltles
Home Car¢ S¢rvices
796 722
NET INCOME
51239
51239
RECONCILIATION OF FUNDS
Total fund4 brought forward
1.480.447
1.480.447
TOTAL FUNDS CARRIED FORWARD
31.686
1531686
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North ￿ndOn Adult Care Ltd
Notes to the Flnanclal S¢atemerits- CODllllued
Cor the YeAT Ended JI Mar¢h 2023
PENSIONS AND OTHER POST-RETIREMEKf BENEFITS
The charity operates a defined contrib￿10￿ petigion plsn for its employe￿ The anwuot Txogniscd as an expense
in the period was £1 1289 {2022 - £11.711).
The defincd contribution liability is alIL￿*d to uDrcstricte44
12.
TANGIBLE FIXED ASSETS
Fixtur¢s
Sho
leaxho
IAJn8
le&thld
fittings
Totals
At l April 2022 and 31 Marth 2023
822 671
DEPRF.CIATION
At l April 2022
Char8è for year
20,411
25,250
51.089
8.681
96,750
Al 31 March 2023
59.770
115618
NET BOOK VALUE
At 31 March 2023
231295
1.058
707.053
At 31 March 2022
236.432
479 750
725,921
13.
DEBTORS: AMOUNTS FALLING DUE wrrFtIN ONE YEAR
31.3.23
31.3.22
Trade debtors
Prepayments
69.758
114,730
118388.
14. CREDITORS: AMOUNTS FALLING DUE WITHIN ONE YEAR
31.3.23
31.3.22
Social 8ecurity ottd othcr tsx¢
Net Wages
Pcn8ion Fund
Accrued expenses
9,856
5,364
2,565
18,175
18,166
3,828
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￿n￿on Adull Care Ltd
Notes to th¢ FIDancial Statements - continued
for the Yur EDded 31 M8T¢h 2023
15.
MOVEMENT IN FUNDS
Net
At
3113123
At 114n2
in fi]nd8
Unrestric¢ed hnds
GeneTal fund
1.531.686
(86.066)
1.445,620
TOTAL FUNDS
1531686
1445 620
Net movement in funds. included in the abovc 8T¢ as follo￿.
tttcominB
Resources
Movement
'in ￿ndS
Unreltrleted IDndJ
General fund
742.031
(828.097)
(86.066)
TOTAL FUNDS
742031
828,097)
86,￿6)
C￿Mp￿ratIv￿ for movtmcnt ID fun
Net
n￿Verne111
in fjjnds
At
3113122
At 114ni
Unre$trScted fundi
G¢n¢ro1 fvnd
1,480,447
51,239
1531.686
TOTAL FUNDS
1531686
ComparLtiv¢ nec mOveD￿t in fun¢ts, in the abtive are as follows..
Incomin8
Rwurces
expellded
Movement
in funds
Unratrlcted fvDds
Gcncra] fund
847.961
(796,722)
51,239
TOTAL FUNDS
847,961
1796.722)
51,239
Pw19

North IA)Ddon Adult C•re Lld
Notes to the Financial S(*temeDts- eonlinved
for the Year Ended 31 Mareh 2023
I& RELATED PARTY DISCLOSURES
London BoTough of FJtfi¢ld provides the maiorityoffiwding ￿ ènable th¢ clharity ￿ cally its cbaTit&bleobjectives.
17.
.stTJ SEQUENL T EvE￿s
During the p¢riod ended 31 March 2023. the tntstcr8 fouNI aD i￿nSisten¢Y amountittg th £13.350.46 which
related to th¢ previow periods reportable income ofFlome Cwe Services. The difference was crcated due to noti-
congruent timing difference betwcen the aeeounting and th¢ r4￿rtIng software. LLstead of restatlng the previous
period's comparative, the trustre8' in concert have agreed to reduce the curmi ￿lod incoming fimds by th¢ same
all￿unL
Pag¢ 20

North Londots Adwlt Care L4d
Detaikd Stat¢DKnt of Flnanclal Activities
for the Yew Ended 31 Mgrcb 21123
31.3.23
31.3.22
INCOME AND ENDOIVMENTS
Investment Ineomt
Bank Interest Receivabk
Grant Incorn
766,
20.949
51
21,715
49.758
Ch*ritable actlvltks
' Horne Care Servic¢8
798,203
Total Ineomln8'r¢sour¢e5
742.031
¥47.961
EXPENDTTURE
Charltsble 8etfvldes
Wag&¥
Social $ccurity
Pcnsion8
Hire of cquipment
Rates and water
Insurnnce
Light at￿ He4t
Telephone
Postage and stationery
Repair & Maint¢n4n¢e
Motor & Travel
Refreshtncnts
Bad Debt
Computer Accegsorics
Advertisin8
Rccruilment Expenses
Doub￿1 debts
Short leasehold
iL*ng leasehold
Fixtures and fitting8
Training ￿st
676,186
28.533
11,289
747,202
40.413
11,711
4,293
117
6,738
5,133
4,294
2,757
4.779
1.167
796
6.865
614
573
934
(75,093)
5,137
5,050
8,680
396
168
7.652
3.S09
4.675
2.809
5.010
2.451
1.182
40.253
450
.032
2.419
(5J701
5,137
5,050
8.680
1.867
808.182
783,556
Support C0511
Other
Professio1￿1 fce5
13,315
7.166
GovernADce costs
Audltors remuileration
6.600
This page does form part of the statutory fllJan¢ial statements
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Nortb l•ndon Adult Care Ild
Detsiled St#lememt of FinaDeial Aclivilie
for the Year Ended 31 Marth 2023
31.3.23
31.3.22
Total re8ourc¢s cxpcnded
828,097
796 722
Net (expendjlureylneome
This ph8¢ th)cs not form part of the statutory fiDan¢ial statements
Page 22

REGISTERED COMPANY NLThIBER: 115154613 IEngl%nd abd W4le3)
REGISTERED CHARITY NUMBEK. 1115319
Re￿rt of the Tr•stees and
Flllancl￿ Statements for the Year Ended 31 hlarch 2023
North L4)ndon Aduli CAre l.td
(A Company IAmlted by Guarantee)
BBK ParnKrship
Chartered Accollntattts
& Ststutory Audito
l Bea￿ba￿ Court
10 Victors Way
Barnet
EN5 51'Z

North tA)ndoD Adlltt Care IAd
Collt¢bts ofthe StAtements
for the Yew Ended 31 M*rch 2023
P*8e
ReporLof the Trnstett {IneoryoraO*g i¢r*tegk And
directors reports)
I to 5
Report of the Independent Audlt•rs
6 ￿ 11
St•tement ofFkn*ncl*l Actfvltle4
Stakmen¢ of FlTrane5al Pmltifjn
10
Statement Df CA8h Flovi
Notes tn the Ststen*n¢ ofcuh FIOWA
12
Nolu to the Fln#nelAI Statements
13 to 20
Detalled St*Qement of FIffj*thd￿ Actmtl
21 to 22

North ￿nd￿ll Adult Care Ltd IR*teTed 05154613)
Report of tbe Tn￿tee5 Oneorpora(ing strategic dlrecthTS reports)
for the Ye*r Ended 31 Msirch 2023
Thc Trll8te￿ present their report and the wditcd financial ststcmcnts of thc charity for the year ended 31 March 2023.
The truste08 have adopted theprovi8ioAs ofthe Statement of Recommuth Practicc (SORP)'Accoullting Rewrtin8
by Charitics. in preparing the annual rqM)rt #nd finaDcial slatemertts of the charity.
The financial $tstements have becn prepare41 in 8K¢Ord￿ with thc aC￿U￿ting policies set Olll in noteB to the ￿￿ounts
and comply with the ch&ity8 8overnittg thicvmen¢ the ChaTities Ad 2011 and Accounting and Reporting by ChaTilies.'
Statem¢nl of Recommendcd PTACtice opplicable ￿ chan"li&s preparing accounts in accordance ￿ the Financial
Rcporting Stathdard applicable in the UK and Republic of Ire1w￿ publis}￿ in (ktob¢r 2019.
OWECTIVES AND ACr￿￿iFs
Our Vlsion
Our vi8ion is of a communicy wher¢ people le*J safe and Inde￿￿1 lif¢.
Our Mlsslon
Our mi￿10￿ is to a$ses8 needs andpmvide peT8onrycentred care to vuln¢r4bl¢ adults in a community vthile promotin8 their
safety and active participation ro achicvc poqitive oUt￿mes.
Our Valves
We Ckre- We care about people and At4nd up for what 1$ ri￿[
We Respe¢t- We are open and honc&t aNI value people for who thcy at¢.
W¢ L£am- We listen, we work togcther and we continue to impmvc.
We t<ad- We are exp¢Tty at what we do And make good idca5 happ￿1.
ACTIVITIES
Wc offer support to Nuinerable ￿ulL8 with activitiesof daily livin8byf)fferingthem eboi¢¢s while meeting their linguisti¢
ahd cul￿raIlY Specific requiremcnts. We supwjrt athilts with mild learning diffieul¢i¢s. physical disability, dcmentL4
mcnt&l health condition$, s¢nsory impairnwii terminal illness aThlelderly. We offer support with pers¢)nal carc needs and
assist adults with Medicatio￿ mealy preparation including feedin8, sIMyppin& domesti¢s. laundry and escortin& Wc also
offer carc workus durin8 the night 8uch L8 for $leep-in or 7•Akin841ight and sitting services to give respitc to family
carer'8.
Thc charity believc$ that caTeT'S play a vital role in supporting manydi5abled and oldcr people or those sufferin8 from ill
health. Withoui thcir efforts many more peuplc would hav¢ to be accomnxwhtcd in in$tithtional care or provided with *
high level of Statutory seTvice. Carerf6 provide a positive ¢iJntribution to society &nd"$hould be treat￿ with re5PC¢t and
dI￿lty.
Fund-ralslng Stalld*rds InformAtIoA
The charitabl¢ company not en¥A8e in CX*rnal OJnth8ising as its primary source of incomc will be derived from it8
provision of servic&4.
Publ1¢ btneflt
In Setting out tbe objectives aftd plantiin8 the aclivili4 the trustees have given careful consideT&tion lo complying with
thc duty in section 17 of the Charities Acl 2011 to have regard to thc public benefii guidance published by the Charity
Comrnsssion.
STRATiGIC REPORT
Aehtevement a￿d performknce
We have a team of 45 care workers who SllPPOrt around 80 wvirx users in the community in achieving th¢iT health atsd
well-being outcomes, ￿talling approximately ￿N) hourn of care each weeE To ensure care MK)rku.4 have Wated
knowledg¢ aud 8kills we have amended Ollr training ￿}￿"LY to make some of Ihe usential training roandatory in every 12
months. Apart from offering ODlinc training to care attd office staff we al80 offer oLsit¢ training. We have supported 3
care workers in achicving QCF 3 Tn this fuwiciLI yvdr. W¢ Supervi￿ staff and we bavc an auth"t plan in place
to revIew￿ur policy & procethre5 re8ll]arly.
Pa8e I

North ￿ndon Adult Care IAd (Reglstered nunther: 05154613
Report vf the T￿lIe£S (IDeoryor*liDg strateglc amd dlre¢tor8 reports)
for the Year Ended 31 M*reh 2023
STRATEGIC REPORT
Day Car&Drop In CeDlre
W¢ ale workin8 towards openit)g a Day Care Centre at our premiw. 254 BowE8 Roa￿ Nll 2JH for low to medium
' dependetscy SCTViCC users. This wouid be IIKated the Eround fl(w and the opernts.onal offices would be on thc first
floor of the new building. We believe this service will also l￿llefit th¢ local community groups and othcr agencies
Providing 8imilar services tbat can use our trdining facilities. The Day C£ntre propos￿ is feasible as we a]re4dy have caTe
workers who work for us seven days a week. The Day Centre titnetable rota will al.$0 prowde block hours for our care
workcrs &s opposed to domiciliary CaTe of 30 minutes to I how at different locations. Hower du¢ to Covid-19 little
progrcs8 other than developirlg and oudined p]anning pemiission frorn the council.
Flnaneixl revlew
The Charity, with thc aid of sound finaocial O*Dage￿I and the support of both its nwiagement and staff even in this
difficult time of post COVID 19 paDdemic generated the ￿ts1 revenues of £720 J16 for the year ending J l MarL.h 2023.
Though tbe r¢venue gcncrated this year is less than the reven￿ generated iti the year 2022. NLAC still regurdy it a8 A
positive outcome coLsidering nwiy business ￿t sttU88ling tocope followiny COVID 19 Pandernic. However. to generate
rnorc revenues in toming years wr are now foewing on twxeasiog our bu8iness volume by focusing ny)re on our
rccruitmcnt, which will allow us to suppori Jnore $c￿l¢eS users.
p￿￿elP21 fDndth8 soiircu
Th¢ prin¢ip&l fi￿ding source is now by way of provision of cue services ID Enfiel4 H￿in8¢Y &.Barnet Boroughs
attd will rernain as the only source of Incon￿ in comirtg years.
Invutment poNcy #nd ohJee(fv
Thc charity intrnds lo acquire a T￿idential ¢are Ib)n￿ and to providc tsilor made service to the Asi4n eommunity,
res￿¢11n8 their ¢ultyral and religiou4 nee48. As a result of that wc have a deSI￿ated fi￿d of half 4 million pound in a
deFthit account
Reserve$ ptsllcy
The Management Commiiitt rc<xamintd the chariiy'5 requircmcnL8 frthr reserves in li8ht of ihe main risk¥ to the
orwdnisation arising from the new fimding arrHng¢ThKnts commencin8 1st April 2022. Itbas established a policy whcrL.by
Ihe unrcitrFeied fvnds not committed or invest¢d in tangible flxcd &ssets hcld by th¢ charity should be less than 3 months
of the expenditure. Th¢ reserves of £2(10.(K)O ar¢ nc¢dcd ￿ meet the wotkin8 Capital requirements of the ¢harity and the
Man&g¢ment Committee &re eonfidenl that as thi5 Icvcl th¢y would be able to continue thc current activitie$ of the charity
in the evenl of a si8nifieant drop in fundin&
Plan for fvture perlod•
North tknttdon Athjli CaTC is working o￿a 5-year action plan that involves ¢xp4nsion of current activities. However little
pro8r¢s$ has been made duc to impact of Covid-19. A fcw points of th¢ ac¢ion plan are higbh'8ht¢d as follows..
-Expansion of into arw)ther North Lonlkni borou8b and ¢0 irKre&8e the CUrre￿t operation and to double it within
the next 5 years.
-Diversify and increase in temg of client groups and reach rnore clietii groups with ditTttent ethnic & cultural
back8r0llt￿ and offer widc range services.
-To beC4)n￿ approved provider for PTOVi5ion of services with Bar￿1 ath￿t seNices.
-To have all ear¢ stsff a minimum qualificatiott of Diploma ID Health and Social Care to comply with CQC requiren￿lts.
4kngotng audit for VaTiOUS policy And pTocedur¢s w imPTove operntiODal effectivett&%
.OD80ing training progran] for th¢ 8tsff developtwt and to meet the ststutory reqUiren￿nts.

North I￿nd0]I Adolt Care IAd IReg15tsred number: 115154613)
Report octbe Trustees {intorpO￿tID¥ strateBiC and dlrec¢•rs reports)
for the Year Ended 31 M￿Ch 2023
STRUCTURE, GOVERNANCE AND MANAGEMENT
Governing doeumeht
The charity is controlled by its governing docunxDL a deed of tr￿s4 and con&titutes' a limited CA)mpAtty. litDited by
guar8mtee. &8 defined by the Companies Act 2(M)6.
The organisthon is & charitsble cK)]wy limited by guaTante< incorwjrattd on 15 June 2(MM attd register&l ag a ehkrity
on 14 July 2006. The c4)mpany was ¢s¢ablishcd under a Memoranthim of Ass￿ratiOn which establi¥hed the objects and
wcrs of the company and is govemed undtt its Articles of As$(Kia￿￿ In the event of company being wound up,
m¢mbcr8 &re required to eontribtste an amount Nt excecding £1.
Reerultme*t Ind Appolntment ofMatt4¢mrn¢ Committtt
The directors of the company arc a150 chaTity trijsiees for the purpose of charity law and U￿kr th¢ compan￿5 Articles
known a5 m¢mber6 of the mand¥ettKni committee. Under the requIren￿n(S o(Mcmorandum and Arti¢l¢s of Association,
the Tn¢mbers of the Mandgcment Comrnittte nominared by the membcr OT8inisation arc appointcd for a period of three
years after which they must be re*lectcd at the next Annual Gueral Meeting.
Management Committee is repr&8cntcd by Six diffry¢nt organisations and five indTvidual mcmberA. Each m¢rnbér of the
Managernent committee is from a diffcrcnl profe&8ional background and olTers skills rcquircd for smonth and ¢ffJ¢ient
8trAtegic and operntsonai plannin8.
Or£A￿l￿￿O￿al strvetllre
North London Adult Care (NLAC) h&$ a ManageTrKni Committee of up to 12 m¢mbcr5 {In¢luding Lcnter Manager) who
meel regularly and are responsÉble for the stra*8ic dircction. policy and overall'trn)nitoring of the charity, Committee
members ¢ome froth a variety of profttqional IwkgrouThJs relevant to the woTk of thc charity.
Trustee Tnducdon and Tr￿nIng
Mosi EnL4￿c* already familiar with the prn¢u¢al work of the charity havin8 be¢n volunteered for thc charity for the
l&%1 10 years. Additionally. new trw%t¢c4 have an ind￿tiOn meeting with Chairnian, Vice Chirn)an, Se¢r¢tary & the
Trea5ur£r before having a fornwl me¢ling with registered Manager and h1￿her staff which is &In￿d ￿ farniliarisc them
with day to day oper4iions. ￿tiCal & strategic plannin8. The (ruslees are aKouraged ￿ al￿d seminars and trainin8
opportunitl¢8 on 8overnatKe.
The tru8tccs are constantly lookithg for profe8sional perso￿ ￿ join the BcATd particularly with knowledge and expertise
in Health and Social care. Human ResouTce8 aThJ Fund Raising.
A T¢am Away Day is arran8¢dpert¢xli￿IjY tobring th¢ MAnagementCommittec and all 8taff rnernbers together to ensure
thai all lh¢ Lommittee members are aware of the operaiional & tactÉcal issues concernin8 the ¢hariry. Team Away Day
a150 gives att opportunity for staff tnembtrs to know Strdtrgie Issu¢s & the overall Aim & VisioTS of th¢ Chariry & agree
on the Future A¢tion Plan. Commitoe members get the opporDJniry to discuss what is ex￿l￿ of¢th staff member &
what can be dotte to improve the efficiew of operalio
Related p*rtleJ
North kn)t￿On Adult Carc works in partiieTshipwithothcrorganI￿IOTr1 natnely.. Enfield Bangladesh W¢lfarc Association,
Pragats" Asian Woman'g Association, Commutiiiy Al￿ Dcep- Indian 50 Plufi As%Kiation (Enfield), M￿￿11m community
and educationcentrr aTKI Ettfield Saheli b￿ed in the tknDdon Borou8hof Enfield. The repres¢ntation of Ic*cal or8anL5ations
within this group has provcd invaluable to the clhaTity in establi4hing improved links within the commurtityand providirL8
cffective home cart 5crvice.
Pagc 3

North Lotydtstt Adult Care Ltd (Reg￿tered Number. 05154613)
Report OI the Trwtees (Intor￿TatIng strategic and dlrett•n reports)
for the Yexr Ended31 MArth 2(123
STRUCTURE GOVERNANCE AND MANAGEMEh
Rtsk MAnageMe￿t
The Nlanagement Committee h&8 coNlucted & Teview of the major risks to which the ¢lwity is ¢xpo&ed A risk system
been established attd is updated at least aMiu￿1y. Where appropriate. SYSten￿ orpro¢￿ur&8 have been estsblished to
mitigate the risks the charity face8. SI￿1ficant exicrnal TiSks to fiJThJing have led to th¢ d¢velopm¢J)t ol"a Strategic plan
which will allow for the diversification of funding and actiwties. In*rn*l cortrol risks arc minimiqed by the
implementation of proL£thrGs for authorisation of all transactioTh8 and projects. proced￿￿$ arc in plac¢ to ¢nsurc NLAC
meets all the requirements of H¢alth & SOCI￿ C4re Ad 2￿8 (re￿Iatcd Activities) Regulation 2014 and Care Quality
Commissioll (Registration) Regulations 2009. These proceduru ￿gUlarlY audited and reviewed by NLAC. Though
we have Nced5 improvementr in une of the 5 Key Line of Enquiry, our ovcrall Tating is 'Good'. We are eoftstandy
reviewing our procedures to Incor￿T¥¢ goodpra￿1Cts and working towards achievin8 tiUtst&nding' rating in the next
CQC inspection wthich is due snytime soon.
REFERENCE AND ADMIMSTRATIVE DETAILS
ReRlsttred Cump4ny Dumber
05154613 (England 8nd Wales)
Reglstered Charlty number
1115319
Reil¥t¢r¢d offlce
254 Bowes Road
New South8ate
Lt)ndon
N112JH
BOARD OF TRUSTEESMIRECTORS
Mr T Shaikh {Chair}
Mr R V Tailor (Vice Chair)
Mr A K Agrawa] (Secrew)
Mr J K Mar￿#v14 {TTea¥urer
MT M B Rahman
MTS K T Puj&ra
MT A S Rilloo
Mrs R Hassan
Mr B Solanki
Mr K R Topiwala
Mr J P Patel
Andltors
BBK Partnership
Chartered Accountants
& Statutory Auditors
l Beauchan)p Court
.10 Victors Way
Hertford5bire
EN5 5TZ
TRiJSTEES' R￿PoNs[RIL[rY STATEMENT
The ttu8tees (who are also the diTectors ofNorth Lnndon Adult Care forthe putposesofeonyany law) are respoL8ibl¢
for prepatiti8 th¢ Re￿rt of th¢ TTUStees and the financial stAl¢ments in accordance with applicabl¢ law and United
Kingdom Accounting Standards Iunitrd Kingdom Gen¢r8lly Accepted Accowitin£ Practice) includill8 Fill&￿ial
Reporting Statylard 102 'The Financial R¢porting St8nd8rd applicable in the UK and Republic of Ireland"
Page 4

North L•ndoD Adult Cire Ltd (Re8tstered.nuDJber: 051S4613)
Report of the Thrsltts {1￿CorPorating strategic aDd dlrectors reports)
for the Year Ended 31 Marth 2023
TRUSTEES, RESPONSTBILfTY STATEMENf * contiDlled
CompADyI4wre4wi￿ the tnL¥teu to prepare fillancial statem￿ts for e4cb fina￿1?1 year which Eive A attd fair view
of the 5tat¢ of affairs of thc chaTitsble cojnpatsyand of tht incming resources and application of r￿ulee8. including the
income and ezpenditrJr< of th¢ ¢haTitable cL)rnpany foT that puiod. In prepariDg (bose financial tstemtht& the kn￿e¢s
are requircd to
lect 8uitsblc a¢¢ountingpolicie* and then applythem cons11t￿tly>
observe the metho(b and principles in the CbaTity SORF.
make judgeTnents and ¢8timatss that are reasonable and ptudeal
818t¢ whether applicable aecoullting standards have beu) followul. thjbj￿t to any tithial dcpaTthB di&¢loseA aDd
C￿plained in the fLnanci&l ststemcll
prepare th¢ financial st&trM￿ts on the going ¢oncem basis wd¢58 it is itiappropriate to'pre4ume tb8t the charitable
company will continue in bu5ine68.
The (rustees are respoD8ible fot keeping proper ateottnting rec￿1& wbicb discloic with reasoDable accuracy at any tim¢
the fmancial position of the charitable CA)mpAny aDd to enable them to CDBurc that the finaDcial stfttements wmply with
Ihe CompaDlt$ Act 2(M)6. They arc rewin8ible for safeguardkng thc assets of the cbaritable QlDJpany and hence for
fakj'ng reasonable steps for th¢ praventioll and detection of fraud and othtt ittegulariti¢s.
In 80 far as the tn]stees are awarc:
- there is oo relevant iudit infOrn￿tIOn of which the clwritabk companY8 auditorn are UDaware,' arml
- the trustees have tsken all $t¢ps that they ought w h4v¢ lak¢D to maketheDwlves aware of any releVant&￿ttInforn￿tI0O
and to establish that th¢ 4uditOfS 4Te aware of that iDfonna¢io
STATEMEh'T AS TO DISCLOSURE OF INFORMATION TO AUDITORS
So far as the tnJsteLs are avrare, tbcre is no relevatlt iofornution defined by Seetson 418 of the Companics Act 2006)
of which tbe cbaritsbk w]roan￿8 audithrs are MDaware, and each tsiL8tee has tthrA all the 8teps thai they ought to have
laken 39 a ¢n￿tte ID order to nyake them avAre of any audit irrforniation and to est￿￿.8￿ that the cb&rithblc company's
auditors are aware of that iuformatiorL
AUDITORS
The auditors, BBKPartner8hip> offer themselv￿ for appointment in a¢¢Ord￿ with 8ediob 485 of th¢ Companies Act
Report of the tn￿t
rporating a strate8ie.rLwr4 8pproved by order of thc board of tr￿t￿.. ¥s the company
#od sigr¢d ots th¢ bo8rd'8 behalf by.
.Mr R V Tailor - TnLgtec
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Report of the IndeptDd¢nl AudItn￿ to the Members of
North Adylt Care Ltd
Opinlon
W¢ have auditrd thc fina￿la1 statements of North tKJndots Adult Care (the'charithbl¢ compan￿) for the year eTHI
31 March 2023 which compr.ise the Ststement of Fit)avcial Activities. the Statement of Financial Position. the Statement
of Cash Flows and7M)tcs to the fit)an¢ial statem¢Dts, in¢ludtng a 5unJmary ofsibmificant ￿unting F￿liCieS. Th< r]nancial
reporting fratnework that has been applied in theiT preparatson is 8ppltcable law aTMI United Kingdom Accoulltin8
Standards (uti1t￿ Kingdom Generally Accepted Accounting Practic£), includin8 Financial Reporting Sta]thJd 102'The
Financial Reporfitsg Stsndard applicabl¢ in the UK and Rq)ubli¢ of Ireland..
tn our opinion the fin￿cial stst¢m¢uts'.
give a (Tue and fair Yiew of th¢ state of the chfftrithble COMpan￿S affairs as at 31 March 2023 and of its illeOmiDg
resources and application of re￿UrCe￿ incbjling its ineome And expendittwe, for thc year then cnded,.
ave been properly prepared in a¢cordance with Unitrd Kingdom Generally Accepted Accounting Pwtic£. including
FAllaThcial Repuning StandaTd 102 Tr Fitwicial Ryrting Stsndard applicablc in the UK and Republic of Ir¢lwHI':
have been prepared in aeeordwe with the re4wiments of.the CompAni¢s A¢1 21KI6.
B*sli for oplnlon
We conducted our audit in accord&rtee with International stand￿ll￿ on Auditing (UK) USA$ IUK)) and applic4ble law.
Our resrM)ttsibilities Wmler those t*tandards are fjjrther descril￿d in the Audi￿[$, reswnsibilitiQ4 for the audit of th¢
financial it4tements seciion of (Jur r¢port. We are independcnt of the charitable Company in accordance the ethical
r¢quirements Lhat ￿ r¢l¢vant to our a￿11 of thc financial statements in the UK. including the FRC'5 Ethical Standard.
and we have fijlfillcd our other ethical responsibilili¢x in acCOrda￿t with these rwuirements. We belicve that the audit
evidence we havL oblained is suffici¢rtl aTKI 4ppmpriate w wjvid¢ a bjsis for our opinion.
Coneltsslon$ relatlng to ioln¥ coThcern
In auditing the financial statements, we bav¢ concluded that th¢ trus**S' use of the 80in8 eoncern basis of acc4m￿tin¥ in
th¢ preparation of the fEnanci81 statements is app[L)pri￿¢.
BLqed on the work w¢ h4vc perfortml, we have not identified any material u[￿ert￿ntIc% relating ty events or conditions
that, individually or collcctiv¢ly, may cast significani doubt on the charitable Compan￿1￿ ability to conunue as a goin8
c(inccrn for a period of ai least Iwrlve months from WI￿￿ the ritw￿La] ststements aTe authoriscd for i88ue.
Our rexponsibilities and the respoTh%ibilities of the trustees with rw¢¢t to gOill8 CL)ncern are dcscribed in the relevant
8e¢tion8 of this report.
Emph*sts of mAtttr
We dr&w att¢Dtion to Note 17 of the financial stalemcnts. vthich descrilxs the tyustc¢% corrective action on prior year
adju8tmenL8. Our opinion is not modified in respeci of this matter.
Other Inform*tlon
The tnL8tees are r&sponBible for thc other infom)atiots. Thc other information oomprise8 the inf0m￿tion included in the
Annual ReporL other than the financial Statements aDd our Report of tndep¢ndent Auditors th¢r¢o
Our opinion on the fitwici41 statements d(bC5 T￿t ¢￿Verthe othcr infOrn￿tiON except to the extetttothmvise explicitly
slated in ow report. we do not ¢xpress any forni of assur￿ conclusion tlweo
In ¢onrtection with our audit of the finaDcial qtstementg, our reswnqibility 15 to read tl* other infornNatioD alld in doin
SO. COll5ider whether tbe othcr inf0m￿tIOn is mkniaily irwnsislent with the flljancial statemcnts or our kllowlcdg¢
obtained in the audit or otherwise appears Iij be materially rni&statrd. If wc identify such material inconsiskncies or
apparent matcrial misStatern¢n￿ we ar¢ requircd to det¢Tmine whcther th]s give5 rise (o a mat¢Tial mI￿￿tEM¢nI in tbe
finat)ci&l statements themsclves. IC b#5ed on the work we have ￿rforn￿J, we concl￿￿ that there is a ￿￿t(rial
misststettKnt of tbis other infornutioffj we are r4illre41 to report thfftt r￿l We have Dothillg to report ffn this rewd.

Report of the Independent Audltors to the Members of
Nortb Ltythdon Adult C4re Ltd
Opiniony on other rnitttrs preseribed by the Comptiies Act 2(M)6
In our opinion, btscd on th2 WOt* undertaken in tht course of tbe audiL'
the inforni￿lan givenin the RepTrrt of thc Tn￿ for the fill￿ClaI ye8J for wbich the financial Stalen￿nts Arcprepared
18 consistent with thc fina￿]01 siateNKnis,' and
th¢ Repon of the Trustccs h85 been prepared ith accordanct with applicable Iwi rb4uiremen
Matters o* whlch we are required t• report by exceptlon
In the light of thc kTK)wledge and urxler51andin¥ of the charitsblc compaDy and its environment obtained in the course of
the audiL w¢ have Dot identified ￿￿1¢rIal Tniutslements in the Rew)rt of the TTuslee8.
We have nothing lo report in rttpe¢t of th¢ following matters th¢r¢ the Cornpanies Act 2￿6 reqll1r￿ to T4)Ort to you
if, in our opinion..
ats4ual¢ accounting r￿)rd$have noi been kw orrenrns ad¢quat¢ forour a￿lIt bavenotbeett reeeived frotnbranches
not Vi8itcd by us. or
the financial qt&tcments not in agreemenr with the accoutttittg [t￿r￿S arml returns. or
certain disclo8ure8 of trustees, r¢munerntion specified by law are not made. or '
we have not rettived all the infornwtion and expjanau.ons we require for our audiL
Reipon8lbllltles nf tnisteei
As explained more fully in the Ttustcu, ResponsibililietD St#*wr*nt, the trnstees (who are also the direclors ot. Ibe
charitable company fnr the purposes of company law) are rcsEK>Thsible for the pttpamion of thc fin￿¢la1 statements and
for being satisficd that they give a true and fair view. aTxI for such lTrtern￿ control as ihc tr￿SIC&S det¢rniine is necessary
Ks ¢nabl¢ the preparntion of finAn¢ial $tstemeTrts that are fTe¢ from nthterial misstAtemen4 whether du¢ to fra￿1 or error.
In preparin8 the financia] Sts*ments, the tnLStrcs are reswjnsible forassessing th¢ charitsblc ￿MpanIS ability to CA)ntioue
a5 R goin¥ concern. disclosing. as 4)plicablc. matters related to going conc¢rn wing the goin8 concem b#5is of
ounting unles4 the truitees either iniend io liquidate the charitsble company or lo opcratsons, or knave no realigtic
alternative but to do llo.
Our responjlbllldei for the audlt of the fln4nd*l ststements
We have been appointed as audilor under section 144 of the Charities Act 2011 and report in accnrdance with r¢gu14¢ion5
made under section 154 of that Act.
Ourobje¢tives are to obtain rewnable assrnce alx)ut whetl*r thc financial stat¢mertls as awlK)le arL. frce from mat¢rial
misstatement, whether due ￿ frwd OT error, and ro issu¢ an auditovs repon thot includcs our opinion. Rwonable
assuranLC is a high level of &ssurdncc. but is not a 8uaranr¢e that an audit co￿1u¢t¢d in accordance wth ISA$ (UK) will.
always detect a material missla￿￿￿nI when it exists. Missts*mcnLS can arise from fraud or érror and are ¢ODsidered
material it., individually or in thc aggrega￿. they Could reas<)nably be expttt¢d to In1h￿fiCe ￿ econorni¢ decisions of
sers tak¢A on the basis of th¢8¢ finpncial statem¢nt&
We obtained an undet$t#ndinB of the le8al and rEgulatory framewrk8 applithle w t]￿ chtirilable eompany and the scctor
in which it operates.
We obtaincd an understanding of how the cbatitable company is eomplying with tlK)sc Icgal 8nd regulatory frameworkB
by making tnquires to mana¥emeDL We corroboratsd th￿e enqtiitts throug14 whcrc appli¢thl< our revicw ol trustees,
minutes.
Wc &I￿Ssed thc su5CePtli Jility of the clJari&ble compatsys financia] sta*mettts ts material mi551at¢men￿ includift8 how
fraud might occur. Audit procedure5 p¢rfornied by the engage[t￿lt team included..
- identifying and a￿eSSIng the desi8n cfft£iiveness of eontrojs nwement has io place to prCv￿t and detect frau4.
- understanding bow those charged wlth 8ov¢rnance consid¢red and thssed the potetllial for override of control or
other inappropriate influ¢r￿C￿ ov¢r the fitmncial ¢¢￿rt￿R pro¢e5S,'
- challenging assumptiODS and judgeT￿ll￿ mth by Ihe rnanagemeni in its Signifi￿nI acc(>unting estimates:
- Ide￿ti￿.ng and testin8 journal entries, in particular atty unusual journal etttrics: a￿j
- &8SC55iJJg the extettl of compli8n¢¢ with televattt law5 and regulations.
We did Thot identify aDy key audit matlers rclatitig to irregulariiie4 i￿1VdIng fra
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Report of the Independent Audltors ¢0 the Mcmbers Of
North IAbDdoD Adult Care IAd
Becaus¢ of the inhcrcnt limitations of an a￿114 thue is a risk that we will not detrct all int8ularities, inch]ding th08e
leading to a material misStateT[￿t in the financial slaternents or non-coJnplian¢e with regulatioll. Thi8 risk increases the
moTe that Complian￿ with a law or rcBulation is retlloved from the events and transaction5 reflected in thc financial
8tatements, as wc will bc likely to becoll￿ awarc of inst2thccs of non-complia￿. The risk is also greater re￿rdIng
irregularities occurring duc to fraud rather dwh ¢rroT. a& involves illtentional concealm￿( forgery. collu8ion.
omission or misreprt%entation.
A fiwtheT description of OUT Te8poTrsibilitie8 for the awjit of the financial staterncnts is kKated on the Financial Reporting
Council's websile at www.frc.org.uklauditorsresponsibilities. Thi8 de9cription forn￿ partof ourReportof the Indepen(knt
AudifOT8.
Use of n￿r report
Thi8 report is made solely to the charitsble companYs members, as a body, in accordance with Chaptrr 3 of Part 16 of
the C¢)mpanies Act2CK)6. Our audit wurk becn Und¢￿en so that we might state to thc charitabl¢ conwy's members
those matter8 we are required to to them in an auditOTS' T¢POrtond forno otlwpurpose. To the fUll￿t cxt¢n¢ pemiitted
by law. we do not 8rxept or assume rc5￿)nSIbIlity to anyone other than the charit8bl¢ ¢(Jmpany and the t￿ri￿ble
oMpan￿5 membets ag a body, for our audii worK for this Tcporl or for the opiniotLS we hav¢ fornKd.
Alan Kaye (SeDior Staiutory Auditor)
for and on behaifof BBK Partnership
Chartered AccouThtantS
& sta￿tOry Auditors
l Beauchamp Court
10 Vietor8 Way
Barn¢t
H¢rtfordJhire
EN5 5TZ
Dat¢: ...
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North I￿ndOn Ad•lt Care
Statement Aetfvitie5
for the Year Ended 31 March 2011
31.3.23
Total
fiJnd8
31.3.22
Total
uttrestr1ct￿l Restricted
Nol¢8
INCOME AND ÉNDOWMEM FROM
Charitable aetiiltlej
Home Care Services
720J16
720,316
798,203
Investment In￿ME
Total
742031
742031
847961
KXPENDITURE ON
Charithble actI￿tIeS
Home Carc Scrvic&4
NET INcOME1￿xPKNDTTuRE
(86.066)
(86.066)
51.239
RECONCILIATION OF FUNDS
Totsl funds broughi forward
lJ31.686
1.531.686
1.480,447
. TOTAL FUNDS CARRIED FORWARD
1445 620
1531686
The t￿t¢S fonn part of these financial statements
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North Adult Care Lxd
Statsmetst of FiM¥Jntlal Poiition
31 MAr¢h 2023
31.3.23
Totsl
31.3.22
Total
'ReStrict￿l
Note4
FIXED ASSETS
Tangible ￿ets
12
707,053
707,053
725.921
ctrRRENf A&SETS
Deb￿rS
Cash at bAttk 8nd in haDd
13
13,845
689.494
73,845
118,3B8
743,478
763J39
763.339
B61,866
CREDITORS
Amounts falling thLC Within one year
14
(24,772)
(24.772)
(56,101)
NET CURRENT A&SET&
738 567
738 567
805 765
TOTAL A&8ETS LLSS CURRENT
LIABILITIES
1.445,620
1.445,620
1.531.086
ASSETS
1445 620
1531686
FUNDS
Unrestricted futtds:
G¢￿ra] fiind
15
1445 620
1531686
TOTAL FUNDS
1445 620
1531686
1- 12oL(f.
The finaneial statements were approved by the BoaTd of TTU5tee4 and authoTised for i¥¥￿e on....... .. ................. .
and were $igtted on its behBJf by.
Mr R V T&ilor- TnJ3tE¢
Tr notes ft*rtnpart of these financial state1r￿lS
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North IAbndon Adult Care IAd
Staternent of Cash Flows
lor the YtAr EDded 31 March 2011
31.3.23
31.3.22
Not&s
c.ash flows from operating *ctivitles
Cash gencrnted from 01￿10￿$
75.699)
67.723)
Net cash used in operating activitics
75.699
67.723
Cash flows from lllvtstltsg adlvltle8
Purchase of tangible fixed assets
Int¢r¢s1 received
(559)
49,758
Net cash provided by investing acliviiies
49.199
Ch&nge In cash ind e*sh eqUIv￿ettts l*
the reportlng perlod
Cash and c￿h equlvalentj at the
beglnnlng of the reportlng perlod
(53.984)
(18.524)
743 478
C45h and c*sh equlvalents •t the end of
tht reportlng perlod
689.494
743 478
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North I*Jndon Adult Care Ltd
Notes to the StaiemeDt of Cash FIoTV5
for tbe Year Ended 31 March 2023
RECONCILIATION OF NET (EXPENDrruREyINCOME TO NET CASH Ftnw FROM
OPERATING ACTIvI￿s
31.3.23
31.3.22
Net (expenditllr£)fineomf for the reporting wlod (*s per the
Stslenynt of FSn*lleial A¢tlvldu)
Adjustments for:
Deprccialion tharges
Intcrest received
IkcreaseJ(incrtase) io debtoys
Dccrease in CredI￿rS
(86,066)
51239
18,867
(21.715)
44,544
18,867
149.758)
129.541)
Net cash uxd In operations
75.699
ANALYSIS OF CHANGES IN FUNDS
At 114r22
Cash flow
At 3113123
Net t￿h
Cash at bank and in hatMI
743.478
6x9,494
743 478
689,494
Total
743 478
The notrs forni partof thcsc finattcial statem¢nts
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Nortb ￿ndOll Adult Cwe IAd
otrs to the Fin￿¢1￿1 StaterneDts
for the Ye*r Ende"d 31 March 2023
ACCOULYfiNG POLICIES
B*81s ofprepArlng the fln*mtlal $t#tements
North London Adult Care is a priv&le company limited by guarantcc in Engknj. The a&Jress of the Tcgisthd
office is detailed as part of the TqX>rt ￿ th¢ trnsttts of these financial 5tstemcnts. The nathre of thc cèwitVs
operUi0Th8 and princi￿] activttie8 are the pyovision of suppnrt services principally of Asian origirn
The charitycon8t2ttrtes a publicbettefitentily as dcfined by FRS 102. The financial 5tat¢m¢nts hav¢ been prepared
in accordance with A￿OUntIng and Reporting by Clxaritics: Statement of Rttomm¢nd¢d Prnctice applicable to
charities preparin¥ thcir accounts in accordaTKe with th¢ Finjncial Reporting Standard applic4bl¢ in the UK and
Republic oftrehmd isswj in October 2019. the Financial Reporting Stsndard applicable in th¢ United Kingdom
aDd Republic of Irell￿d (FRS 102), the Charitie5 Aci 2011. thc Companies Act 2006 and UK Generally Accepied
A¢counting PrnctieG
The firwi¢ial statements are prqwed on a going concern basis under thc historical cosl ￿nVentIon, n￿'fIed to
includ¢ certain items at fair valu¢. The fina￿la1 st#ternents aTe prc8cnted in 8terlin8 whieh 1$ the fiuKtional
currency of the charity and rouNkd to the nearest £1.
The Sl8Dificanta￿Oyll1in￿ policies applied in thepreparation of thue financial slatements are setout below. The8¢
)licie$ have been consistently applied to all y¢ars presented unl￿4 othenvist stated.
Sl8nlfi¢ant Judgementy A*d udwatei
In the applicauon of the charitable company's accLiunting wli¢i¢s. the trusltts are required io makc judgementy,
¢stirnales and &¥sumptions abwi carying anM)un14)f the &8sets and liabilities thai Are noi rcadily ￿par¢nt from
other sotsrc¢s. The estimates and associatrd assumpuots8 are based on historical experience and othcr factors that
are considered to be relevanl. Acttlll results n>ay differ from th￿¢ L¥timaty9.
The estimat¢s and uthlyin8 a&8umptions are reviewed on ongoing basis. Revisions ￿ a¢¢ounting eytimate8
arc recogtti￿d Èn the perifyj in which the estimates 1$ revised wherc the revision affects only that period. or in the
period of the ttvision and ￿tyjre pcriiKIs whcr¢ the revision affects both cU￿¢￿t and fuwr¢ periods.
Income
All income is reco￿7*d in the Sts*meni of Finan¢ial Activities on¢e th¢ ¢harity has entitlement to the ￿nd￿, it
is probable that the income will be recciv¢d aTMJ the arTh)unt b¢ ￿K￿ured Teliably.
The followin8 specific polici&8 ttrc applied ro patti¢ular categories of incon￿.
Income from donations or8rattts is rcco8nised whett thue 15 eviderKeof¢ntitl¢ment to the gill reccipi is probable
and its amoun¢ can be meLwred Tcliahly.
Le8acy incorne is reco8nised wh¢n re£eipt is probable and entitlement is estsblishe
Income from donawl goods is m¢asured 8tthe fairvatueof the unlv&% this is impractical to measure reliably.
in which case the value is derived from thc cost ￿ the donor or estimated r¢sale value. th)nated facilities and
8¢rvices are recO￿lSed in the acwunL4 ￿ert recctv￿ if the value can b¢ reliably ftneasurtd. No an￿unt& Ar¢
ittcluded for the contribution of gener41 voluntcers.
JnconJ¢ from the contrnets for the supply of service8 is recognise41 with thc d¢liv¢ry of tbe COntra¢t¢d service. This
is cL#ssifLed Ls unrestricted fimds utsless there is &contractha] requittmEnt for it to b¢ spent on a particular purpose
and rettrn¢d if ullsw iti which cue it tnay be regard￿ 8s restricted.
No is t￿luded in tbe fir1￿￿1&1 ststements for vohmteer time in litie with the SORP.
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NDrth Imdon AdDIt Care Ltd
Notes to Ibe Statements- eoDtiDued
Cor the Year Ended 31 March 2023
AccouNfiNG POLIc￿s- tontillDed
ExpeDditure
Liabilities are recognised as exp¢nditure as SOOD ￿ thuc is a Itgal or constiwdive obligation committing the
chdrity lo tbat expenditUT< it is probable that a transfer of economic benefits will be required in Settlement dnd
the amount of the obligation Can be measured relithly. Expenditure is accounted for on an accn￿lS basis and has
been classified u￿ler hcadings that aggregate all c05t related ￿ thc calcgory. Where costs CAllllOt be directly
attributcd to particular headings they have bwi ailo¢3trd th activities on a b￿1¥ e4)n6is¢¢Dt with the u¥e of
resources.
Support costs all•eatloD
Support cost8 are those that wis¢ the of the charity bth &> not dir¢dly ￿present cbarit4ble activities and
includ¢ olf1￿ coqts, governance eosts, adminislr4tiv¢ payroll costs. They ar¢ directly in 6UPPOrt Lir
exp¢nditur¢ on the objects of the clwity and inclwje project mawcrncnt carrieAI out ￿ Headq￿n¢T&. Where
Supwrt ¢OSts ￿nOt bc directly allnbutrd to parts'cu]ar headings they bave been allocatcd to cost of raisin8 fund8
and eXper￿ltUre on charitable aciivities on • buis consistent with we of the restsurru.
Fund-raising costs are thnqe iKurre41 in 5¢¢king voluntary contributionq and do Dot include the costs of
disseminaling informatton in SUp￿rt of th¢ charitable activities.
GovernAnce eosts
Governan¢e ¢08ts includc those e0st•Ss￿la¢Cd with ￿￿￿7Th8 the eAin81itutional and stattrtory reqUI￿n￿ntS of the
charity and include the a￿lIt fets and eosts linked to the straic8ic nial1a￿M¢n¢ of the charity.
Allocatlnn and Apportlonment of
$￿pport cosi are those fimetions that assist the w(Jrk of th¢ clwity bui do not dircctiy underiakc charitabl¢
tivities. Support C4)sis inelude back office costs, financci pcr8ond, payroll and 8ovcrnan¢¢ coxL%" which support
the trnst8 progtammes and activities. These cosLq h&ve been allocated between C051 of Tai8ing funds and
expenditure on charitable 4¢livities.
Tanilble Ilxed issets
rkpreciation is pmvtded atthc following ￿)nual rates in order to writc off each assetover Its￿tiMa￿d useful lifc.
Short leasehold
Long 1￿ChOld
Fixtures and fittings
2% on cost
l%on ￿5t
. 20% on cost
TAx*tlon
The charity is an exempt charity within the meaning of schedulc 3 ofthe Charities Aci 2011 and is coLsid¢red to
pasy thc t¢sLs set oiit in Pardgrdph I Schedul¢ 6 FiDancc Act 2010 and therefore it n*ets the definition of
charitable compatty for UK corporation tsx puw.
Fund accollntlng
Unrestricted fimd$ can be us¢d in accordwv wlth the clwitable obJ'ethive8 at the div£rction of the trustees.
Designated FuTth are fjmds set aside by the tntst¢¢8 ol unre8tric*d generni fund8 for specific tuture
purposes or pmjccts.
RGstricted fi￿d$ Gan onlybe wed for partKularrestrAeted within the objects of dLe cbarity. R¢striction5
arise wh¢n specified by thc donor or WIKD fuNl4 are raised for particul￿ r￿tricted pwposeg.
Further cxpl8llation of thc nature and of each fillMI is Indud￿ ill the not¢s to the fjnancial statements.
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North Adult Care Ltd
Notts to the Staten￿￿ts- eontinued
for the Year Ettdtd 31 Marth 2023
ACCOUNTING POLICILS- continued
Hlre pllrcha$e attd leasing commltments
R¢ntsl8 paid wider operating IcaY4 are charged kn the Sl&tenTht of Financial Activities on a straigtrlt line basis
over the period of ￿ le48e.
Penslokn Costs and other post•retiremtnt benefits
The charitsble company operatrs a defmed contiibutiort penlion s£hcmc. Contribution5 payable to the cijaritable
companYs penyion sch¢rn¢ ar¢ charged to the Statemeni of Financial A¢tivitiGs ill the pcriod to which thcy.rclato.
Donated iervlees JDd fAdll¢ieJ
Donated professional s¢rvic¢s and donat¢d f￿111￿e8 aTe re¢ognized as iwme wh¢n the ¢htrity ha$ control over
the item. any conditions a580¢iat¢d with th¢ donated irem have been mel the rtreipt of economic benefii frDm the
use by the chaTity of ¢hc itcm i.q probable and t￿t ecotK)mic b¢n¢fit (Jn be wKasured reliably. In accurdatYLL' with
the Charities SORP (FRS 102), the general voluntccr ume of the Frienth is not recoRttized and rcf¢r to th¢ trustecs.
em)ual report for more inforn￿tiOn about thciT contiibwion.
On Tcc¢ipL donated professional stivites and donated facilities arc Tecognized on the basis of the value of th¢ gift
ih¢ charity which is the alllount the charity would h&vc been willing to pay to obtairt $ervi¢e8 or facilities of
equivalent economic benefit on the open rnarkeL a corregponding amrjunt is then Yeeognized in expethditure in the
period of receipL
Trade debto
Lkb￿[S Tradc and other debws ar¢ re¢ogntz&I at the sett]ement amount due after any trad¢ discount offered.
Prepayments are valued at the amount prepaid rtct (Jf hny trade dis¢ounts due.
C*sh It b#nk And In hand
Cash at bank and ¢ash in hand includes and 8hort *Tm knigbly li￿ investments with a Short mawTi¢y of
thret nM)nths or less from the date of acqui5ilion or opening of the or simi1oF XC4)Ullt.
Credltors
Creditors are r¢¢ognized where the cljarity a present obligalion resulling from a past ¢vut that will probaiily
result in the Iransfcr of funts to a third party aDd the amount duc to settle the obligalion can b¢ measwed or
estimated reliably. Crojitors are nornjally re¢o8rtiz¢d at th¢ir settleTw¢ anb)unt after allowing for any trade
diS￿int$ duc.
Impalmen(
A58¢ts not measured at fair value are Teviewed for any Indi￿110n the asset may be impaired at each bulance
8he£i date. If 5wh indic&tion exists, the re￿Verable amowit of the &8seL or the assti's cash gener￿ing uni( 18
estimated and comparcd ￿ the carryin8 amount. Where th¢ carrying atnount exceeds ils re¢overable amounl a
impairnientloss is reCO￿lIzed in profitor lossunless the &wt is carried ata revalued amountwhLre the impaiment
loss is & revaluation dccrease.
Provtslons
Provisions are r¢cognized whetj thc cbarity has an obligation at the balance sbcet da* as a result of a p&81 cveft
IE is probable that aD Outflow of economic Trrtne"fits will bc rEquired in settle￿nI atml the amount can be reliably
estimated
Going ¢ODcern
The fiE￿]cial statements have been Prepared on a going concern b￿1& as tbe ttwtees beb'cvc that no material
un¢ertainti¢5 ¢xisI. The tnjstres have cottsidered th¢ kvel of fiJniL% hcld and the expected Icvel of income atLd
expenditur¢ for 12 months frotll authorising thes¢ financial statements. The budgeted iticorne and expendItt￿e is
sufficient with the level of reserves for tbe charity to be able io eontinue as a going CA)ttL%r
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North Adult C*re ixd
Notes to the Financia] Slatements- tODthlltd
for the Year Ended 31 March 2023
INVESTMENT INCOME
31.3.23
31.3.22
Bank Interest Receivable
Grant In(omc
766
20.949
51
49.707
21.715
49.758
INCOI¥IE FROM CHARITABLE ACTIVITILS
31.3.23
31.3.22
Activity
HOWK CaTe S¢rviccs
' Home Care SeTviees
720316
798 203
CHARITABLE AcfiviTtES COSTS
' Support
costs {s
note 5)
Direct
TO￿1$
Home Care Services
808.182
828,097
SUPPORT COSTS
Other
Totals
Home Car¢ Setvices
NET INCOMFJfEXPENDITURE)
Nct income/(expenditiwe) is after clw8in81{¢r¢diting).'
31.3.23
31.3.22
Dq)r¢ciation- owled
Other operdiing leases
18.8611
18,867
4,293
AUDITORS, REMUNERATtON
31.3.23
31.3.22
Fces payable th the charity's audithfs gnd tsr &&wciares for the a￿111 of
charityls financial stxt¢m¢nts
6,0(XJ
Pag¢ 16

Y4orth London Adult C*re Ltd
Nolu to the Thnandal St*teiDeDts- conliDued
for the Ye4r End¢d 31 March 2023
TRUSTEES, REMUNERATION AND BENEFrrs
TI￿t weTe no trusttts, Temu￿Oll or other benefits for the year ended 31 Marcb 2023 ￿r for the year ended
31 Ma￿h 2022.
STAFF COSTS
31.3.23
31.3.22
Wages and salarie8
Social 5ecuriry costs
Other pettsion costs
676.186
28,533
747.202
40,413
716.008
799 326
The avernge head ¢owit of employees durin8 the )rar was 73 {2022:90}
The average monthly mJmt*r of employ¢¢s duTin8 th¢ yw was &q follows".
31.3.23
31.3.22
Number of Administrative Stsff
Number of Homecsre Stsff
79
73
90
No employeu received emoluthents ID excess of £60,(U).
io.
COMPARATIVLS FOR THE STATEMENT OF FTNANCIAL ACTIVMES
Unrtstrieted
Restricted
fvnds
Totai
INCOME AND ENDOWMENTS FROM
Charlt#ble #¢tfvitl
Home Care Servi¢
798303
798.203
Investment income
Tothl
847 961
KXPENDITURE ON
ChArltablc *¢tlvltles
Home Car¢ S¢rvices
796 722
NET INCOME
51239
51239
RECONCILIATION OF FUNDS
Total fund4 brought forward
1.480.447
1.480.447
TOTAL FUNDS CARRIED FORWARD
31.686
1531686
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North ￿ndOn Adult Care Ltd
Notes to the Flnanclal S¢atemerits- CODllllued
Cor the YeAT Ended JI Mar¢h 2023
PENSIONS AND OTHER POST-RETIREMEKf BENEFITS
The charity operates a defined contrib￿10￿ petigion plsn for its employe￿ The anwuot Txogniscd as an expense
in the period was £1 1289 {2022 - £11.711).
The defincd contribution liability is alIL￿*d to uDrcstricte44
12.
TANGIBLE FIXED ASSETS
Fixtur¢s
Sho
leaxho
IAJn8
le&thld
fittings
Totals
At l April 2022 and 31 Marth 2023
822 671
DEPRF.CIATION
At l April 2022
Char8è for year
20,411
25,250
51.089
8.681
96,750
Al 31 March 2023
59.770
115618
NET BOOK VALUE
At 31 March 2023
231295
1.058
707.053
At 31 March 2022
236.432
479 750
725,921
13.
DEBTORS: AMOUNTS FALLING DUE wrrFtIN ONE YEAR
31.3.23
31.3.22
Trade debtors
Prepayments
69.758
114,730
118388.
14. CREDITORS: AMOUNTS FALLING DUE WITHIN ONE YEAR
31.3.23
31.3.22
Social 8ecurity ottd othcr tsx¢
Net Wages
Pcn8ion Fund
Accrued expenses
9,856
5,364
2,565
18,175
18,166
3,828
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￿n￿on Adull Care Ltd
Notes to th¢ FIDancial Statements - continued
for the Yur EDded 31 M8T¢h 2023
15.
MOVEMENT IN FUNDS
Net
At
3113123
At 114n2
in fi]nd8
Unrestric¢ed hnds
GeneTal fund
1.531.686
(86.066)
1.445,620
TOTAL FUNDS
1531686
1445 620
Net movement in funds. included in the abovc 8T¢ as follo￿.
tttcominB
Resources
Movement
'in ￿ndS
Unreltrleted IDndJ
General fund
742.031
(828.097)
(86.066)
TOTAL FUNDS
742031
828,097)
86,￿6)
C￿Mp￿ratIv￿ for movtmcnt ID fun
Net
n￿Verne111
in fjjnds
At
3113122
At 114ni
Unre$trScted fundi
G¢n¢ro1 fvnd
1,480,447
51,239
1531.686
TOTAL FUNDS
1531686
ComparLtiv¢ nec mOveD￿t in fun¢ts, in the abtive are as follows..
Incomin8
Rwurces
expellded
Movement
in funds
Unratrlcted fvDds
Gcncra] fund
847.961
(796,722)
51,239
TOTAL FUNDS
847,961
1796.722)
51,239
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North IA)Ddon Adult C•re Lld
Notes to the Financial S(*temeDts- eonlinved
for the Year Ended 31 Mareh 2023
I& RELATED PARTY DISCLOSURES
London BoTough of FJtfi¢ld provides the maiorityoffiwding ￿ ènable th¢ clharity ￿ cally its cbaTit&bleobjectives.
17.
.stTJ SEQUENL T EvE￿s
During the p¢riod ended 31 March 2023. the tntstcr8 fouNI aD i￿nSisten¢Y amountittg th £13.350.46 which
related to th¢ previow periods reportable income ofFlome Cwe Services. The difference was crcated due to noti-
congruent timing difference betwcen the aeeounting and th¢ r4￿rtIng software. LLstead of restatlng the previous
period's comparative, the trustre8' in concert have agreed to reduce the curmi ￿lod incoming fimds by th¢ same
all￿unL
Pag¢ 20

North Londots Adwlt Care L4d
Detaikd Stat¢DKnt of Flnanclal Activities
for the Yew Ended 31 Mgrcb 21123
31.3.23
31.3.22
INCOME AND ENDOIVMENTS
Investment Ineomt
Bank Interest Receivabk
Grant Incorn
766,
20.949
51
21,715
49.758
Ch*ritable actlvltks
' Horne Care Servic¢8
798,203
Total Ineomln8'r¢sour¢e5
742.031
¥47.961
EXPENDTTURE
Charltsble 8etfvldes
Wag&¥
Social $ccurity
Pcnsion8
Hire of cquipment
Rates and water
Insurnnce
Light at￿ He4t
Telephone
Postage and stationery
Repair & Maint¢n4n¢e
Motor & Travel
Refreshtncnts
Bad Debt
Computer Accegsorics
Advertisin8
Rccruilment Expenses
Doub￿1 debts
Short leasehold
iL*ng leasehold
Fixtures and fitting8
Training ￿st
676,186
28.533
11,289
747,202
40.413
11,711
4,293
117
6,738
5,133
4,294
2,757
4.779
1.167
796
6.865
614
573
934
(75,093)
5,137
5,050
8,680
396
168
7.652
3.S09
4.675
2.809
5.010
2.451
1.182
40.253
450
.032
2.419
(5J701
5,137
5,050
8.680
1.867
808.182
783,556
Support C0511
Other
Professio1￿1 fce5
13,315
7.166
GovernADce costs
Audltors remuileration
6.600
This page does form part of the statutory fllJan¢ial statements
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Nortb l•ndon Adult Care Ild
Detsiled St#lememt of FinaDeial Aclivilie
for the Year Ended 31 Marth 2023
31.3.23
31.3.22
Total re8ourc¢s cxpcnded
828,097
796 722
Net (expendjlureylneome
This ph8¢ th)cs not form part of the statutory fiDan¢ial statements
Page 22

## **PRIVATE AND CONFIDENTIAL** 

Trustees of North London Adult Care Limited 254 Bowes Road New Southgate London N11 2JH 

Our ref: AK/KA/SS/8195 Date: 17 January 2024 


Dear Sirs 

## **REPORT TO MANAGEMENT** 

During the course of our audit for the year ended 31 March 2023 a number of matters arose which we consider should be brought to your attention. 

Accompanying this letter is a memorandum noting these points together with any recommendations we have for possible improvements which could be made. 

These matters came to light during the course of our normal audit tests which are designed to assist us in forming our opinion on the financial statements.  Our tests may not necessarily disclose all errors or irregularities and should not be relied upon to do so.  However, if any irregularity did come to our attention during our audit tests, we would, of course, inform you immediately. 

This report has been prepared for the sole use of the trustees / directors of North London Adult Care Limited and must not be shown to third parties without our prior consent.  No responsibilities are accepted by BBK Partnership towards any party acting or refraining from action as a result of this report. 

We would be grateful if you could enter the charity’s comments against each point under the "comments" column of the memorandum and return it to us in due course. 

Finally, we would like to express our thanks to all members of the charity's staff who assisted us in carrying out our work. 

Yours faithfully 

## _BBK Partnership_ 

BBK Partnership 




## **Audit approach** 

There were no changes to our audit approach as set out to you in our letter. 

## **Summary of significant audit findings** 

||||
|---|---|---|
|**Significant risk area identified at**<br>**planning**|**Findings and recommendations**|**Management response**|
|None|||
||||
|**Other area where issues were**<br>**identified during the audit**|**Findings and recommendations**|**Management response**|
|None|||



## **Internal controls** 

The purpose of the audit was for us to express an opinion on the financial statements. The audit included consideration of internal controls relevant to the preparation of the financial statements in order to design audit procedures that are appropriate in the circumstances, but not for the purpose of expressing an opinion on the effectiveness of internal control. Our audit is, therefore, not designed to identify all control weaknesses and the matters reported below are limited to those deficiencies that we have identified during the audit. 

||||
|---|---|---|
|**Control weakness identified**|**Potential implications and**<br>**recommendations**|**Management response**|
|During the course of the audit, the<br>engagement team come across the<br>period end adjustment for wages<br>was incorrectly computed.|Trustees could make unsuitable<br>decisions if this area is not<br>judiciously controlled. The<br>inaccuracy is not considered material<br>and only for year-end purposes,<br>however we consider the two stage<br>review to be reanalysed.||



## **Summary of audit differences** 

All errors personified during the course of the audit have been adjusted. These Journals will be provided to the treasurer to ensure that they have been processed appropriately and all closing balances reconciled. 

## **Outstanding matters** 

Prior to issuing our audit report we require: 

- the signed letter of representation; 

## **Anticipated audit report** 

We anticipate that we will issue an unmodified audit report for the year, subject to the satisfactory clearance of any outstanding/unresolved the matters outlined in this report. 

