Company ttgistration nuTnber. 6693065
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SAYes Mentoring Ltd
IA CDmpany limiied by guaraDleel
nual Report aLd Finaocial StawD¢llts
ror the End¢d 31 December 2025
Barn￿t Ravenscroft Limited
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13 Port]and Road
Edgiwion
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Contents
ReftN<¥ 2nd AdtDinistrative Detsj'ls
Stsltegic R¢port
2106
Trustr£s' Re￿1
7iolO
of Trnbl¢U' Re5POllsibiliiics
Inde￿￿￿en1 Exami]￿(5 RewTrrt
12
Stat¢mcnt of FiD8￿cIal Aciivitie$
13
Balance Sheet
14
NOL% to th¢ Financial Stat¢Tn¢nis
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Reference and Administrative Detalls
TnJ8tees
(triswpher Paul Francis sh￿ .ChBir
Marlon Bruce, Tte&surer
IResi8ned 9 Dwetnber 211251
Abigail Shapiro
(Resign￿ 17 Deccmber 20251
PeleT Stevens
(ReS￿￿ed 9 D￿¢M￿r 20251
(Appoinied 9 De£¢tKQrr 20251
(Awinied g De¢¢nl)¢r 20251
IApE(iinted 19 D¢£ember 20251
Chri$ Wild
Law¢r¢nceWatson
Akili Dara
Secretsry
Michelle P(A
Ptin¢ipg1 Office
Sanford House
81 Skipper W&y
St Neots
PEIg 6LT
The ¢haTiLy is incorwTrraled in Uni*d Kittgdollj.
Ci)wany Rcgi$tr&EiorJ Number
6693065
Charity Regjtyation Number
1127701
Bankers
Natwest Bank
Wcsm]thr
57 vic1￿Ja Street
t1)[￿on
SWIHOHN
BeD Eley F.C.A.
Barn¢tt Ravenscmft L4JDited
Ch8nered Ae¢ountaDiS
13 Portiand Road
Edgbaston
BitttunghJm
B169HN
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Tht trusrrt& who are dir￿￿rS for the PU￿06¢4 0[￿mPanY law. Pr￿￿t Ihetr Strate￿¢report for th¢ year¢nded 31 D￿ember
2025. in coJDpliaDLr with $414C of IheCotWi¢s Act2L￿.
BACKGROUND
SAYes Mcntoring is a Charitable Company, tegri$iered wilh Ihe Clwiry Commission and CompaDies Hous¢. with ihc aim of
imwwng life outcom¢s fvT petyle affected by 5rtial poveTty and inequality since 21K)8 in South Africa J]Ml sin¢e 2021 i
the UK. We kliev¢ every young PEtwn should have ac£ess to high qua]iiy relational supporL tcg&dless of challce ¢Jifferen¢es of
baL'kgWu[￿, geography ￿ ciwumstance. In 2ff20. wc cltsngedour progrwntnc d¢livery to onlin¢ It-ll￿￿tI￿1Dg). ailuwing 115 10
r#Nit Indepe￿d¢n1 volunteers and business ieams frotn the world a5 n￿niorS.
THE NEED
The UK ba¥ of the highest it￿0[￿ itjequalities of 8JJy developui tt*ion. This is &problcm be£au8c inequality is known lo
it[￿aLl a range of Socie￿ ou1¢Ot￿4, quitt s¢pardt¢ly fromdireci maleridl disalvartiagc. EAtsrtwl¢s ]￿lude, tnLs1. homiLide.
inca￿e¢aUon, leemagc pregnancy, d￿E ￿h(K)I bullying, life eX￿tall¢Y. obesity. mcntal illness 3s well as ovcrnll quality of
lifc 15¢¢ Wilk]nson & Picket. 20LO & 20191. Staius a￿AIetY undeTlying diffcrences in social access and p05ilioft. may ultimately
Cxplain the widespread effeLiS indexed by m&gsures of incott* inequality. Therefore. in addition lo ma*rial ini¢TventiOllS,
ettsuring that aLtess to ernwwering adult r¢l*iionships 1$ equitable. may be full¢JatnenLIl 10 Ihe oration of stable $￿Ieties.
IDequaliii¢s ill the 4ualiry relational Support (sociRI puvenyl is especially pmblcmalic during adolcscenee, where rapid
develown¢Dlai ch#n￿$ set behavioural aDd cogniliv¢ pa¢hways 10t￿ inio the fuiure. Theresulrant iDStability in de4ision-thing.
lthaviollral PTactiws and subjecuve expBrience acT055 k¢y life areas ean be devaststing. The SAYes mo(kl 15 dBsig¢wd to t
thtt¢ ¢haileJJges th"￿tly, by putljllg high quality alld professionally 5UPPOrted relationships at she heart of social Change.
THE MODEL
We off¥ a ttM)del of *wiloTinE a￿j transition pl￿1￿8 that is de5lèp￿d to imptove th¢ impact of evidence-based inmenuon$ f¢)r
behavii)ural gnd ￿[s￿l)ve ¢sp￿Id1]Y ID the coniext of s()cial poverty and inequality. W¢recruiL scteen aDd traitt
tnentots and nKntees. who are then iLdividuglly m*whed, conlractrlj and professirjnally SUPPQTWI Ihrough a 7 to9-monLh
transiiion cycl¢ uf weekly l.hour. onc-io-one rt*niorin8 sessions, aDd fflunthly ¥roup ¢las*s. All s￿]0￿5 are onliiie-
fjrsi li.¢., cartjed oui online Trid¢o ¢alll. Each ll￿ch is agsign¢d aTrdnSitiOn s￿cIalist who pmvidesp¢r50ntsli$ed support
throughout ihe 7 10 9-￿￿ttth contract. including I￿￿]vIdual Transiiii)n Planning Irrpi sessions. match me4Jiwions. and r¢sou]Lirtg
rnatches as they pu￿ve and n&vigaie variou5 projecis atKi setvices iogethet. lrt addition, each match is wigned a Mentre Lidi5tsn
Ircttuited from our youth gluttlljil. 10 eD$ure regular touchpDirtis for amplifying youih voices thri)ughout the menrotship, as wejl
&8 supponillg engag¢men¥ wiib out alumni networks. alld pro￿ding pathwiys and trai￿1￿8 io paid advi5(ry and aTDb&%%adoT roles
li.e., conv¢rtJng liytd cxp¢riet￿C into plicy. [eSe￿¢b alld 5erVi¢ed&si￿).
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SAYes rnettknrs and Jn#nie£s are introdulxd to besi practiL¢ 8nd innovations in meniorinL and Y￿8111￿n pl￿ning. Thrwghout the
tllent0￿hIp, rnatches ar¢ intri)dll¢￿ to eNTrdenc¢-based l(x)Is. tsciics and strBtegi¢s frum ItL¢ behavioural and social Sciences lincludin8
r￿gnitivE n¢uToscieLc£I delivLYed through workgr()ups. support ge&sions. m￿ter¢[asses, and whete appropriate, ￿rSOnal I￿010C01
sessionslirtteryentiorts with OUrTr￿s]110ts Specialists. Aftertheit graduation, wsr-ptvgrdmtn¢ supportis avtiilable to mentres Iihrough our
alumni wups aDd engagttllenl vpponuniti&%l, nnd. wh¢wpossibl4 rt*niee5 art offered a new njcntorand anuther progtamme cycle io
continue expondin8 and enriching perspective. Socidl capitdi aftd ￿U[C swial bonds. Likcwi5¢, mentors are offered another soci8] ¢hang¢
]Den￿rShIP opwrtunity. Irtd P￿te￿IlalIYOffete￿ trAi￿ltig pathways ioTran5ilion s￿lalistrOle5.
377 (UK 259. SA 1181 ma￿be5 were rnan*8ed d￿]ng 2025 lup from 268 in W24. 41% yethr- on-yeargrowth ra¢el
112 matths196 UK. 16 SAI wLY¢ carried over from 2024 lu 2()25
265 (UK 163, SA lff21 new mthtches wereeon¢rActed during 2025 lup from 233 irt 2024. 14% ye8r-oft.y￿ rdte)
During 2025 we repDrt,'
204 {12Y UL 75 SAI graduations154%)
. 44 (36 utc 13 SAI e4Ay closures113% ¥er5us 14% EC in 20241
. 124194 UK. 3Q SAI ￿￿1¢1￿ t2rrial ov¢r from 2025 into 2(r26133%1
IMPAcf IUK)
SAYes produces imp8Ct ￿[￿)￿& by programbne and by cohort 15ee our IMP￿ RepLWts i.e.. 2024 ouiconxs Tefle¢t mwches contra¢ll￿g in
2024 ¥nd either graduaiing in 21)24 ￿ 2025 de]Kndingon wh¢D in the year they w¢re contr*lLd. Likcwisc fflaiches contracted ID 2025
gtaduaiin8 in 2025 i>r iTh 2026 mth upour 2025 Outcomes Rewl- fonhcotnin81. B¢low is interimimpact report for the 2025 UK
cohorL li eoyers mawhes cl)rttr￿led in 2025 thai grddua¢cd before May 2026. Thc majority of the 2025 cohort ￿ryI1 gnduaie in Q21Q3 2026
artd th¢Trfo￿ not y¢t dYailabl¢ for report. A full 2025 Outy>mes Reportwill follow.
Forthi$ interim rewkrt ￿ surv¢yd 69 ofih¢ UK mtntees who graduaied btftsre May 2026. Posl-PtogrJJwne surveys are carrie41 out within
one week olnktch graduation. Below, we aggrtg31e young wlc'% fcedback on in]￿1 of their ]nekiorship with SAY¢s.
l(K)% of said havin8 a m¢n¢or ￿￿1￿￿]Y affect￿ their llfe14W'life<h￿g]tig'. 39*'m￿￿ positive impaci,. 12%'some pogiiive
impact'l.
"Having u pv¢ntorrhisyeurFNddefj reul difference. Jtguve me diTectlots when Jfelt Iin¢ertain hflped me avoid wts.fiing time on ihings
Ihat don'¢a¢t¥ally move mefvnvard"
ofmentees thought that having a rneD￿r p%ltlvdy Iwwoved their d￿￿tts relatcd to Indep¢ndeKe143% '1ife-d)anging', 43%
'Jnuch pDsitivt'. 14%'80]rt p￿I￿v¢.}.
"Imaiksottw life Lh&ngtrtg dec￿10￿$ with mynrentorwho heldmy hand andgave me Eke Security1￿￿tIed.
M¢ntees fell ihe impact of J]]Ellloring in their de¢isioA-makJngproc￿s ai levels- ￿ryth 98% posiiive impact for irryroved ¢onkxtuaJ
awgreness and ac¢cpi8nce Iconsciousncssl. IIKI% ]x>siiive itnpaci f￿ I￿re 4)Plions and explored, po%iiiv¢ irnpact forimproved
r￿US, and l(M)% posiiiV¢ ittwt for ability to cope with cha]lengesl&etbacWchaTr8¢s. In all cases highcrproportional endotSEments were
givcn at thc higbest l¢v¢l-
yes
a loi. oveT'yes
little,. SI￿¢1r1¢￿Iy. 74% of meThtc£s endthsed ai the bi¥the6t level fui ¢oniexwal
awarenc8s and ocLepLince. 80% for options explored. 68% for focu5, 73% foradjustittg Mb f¢edbacklsetha¢kslchang¢s.
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"Decidedio book a J pnonrh Énp to Souih EosEAJia. There's Tnore fo Itfe and ii'J ithJ¢ IpuÉ in effion time i#io the thirt8s I
thve (trAng... laLto stsned o crochei b￿l￿t$S oll thanks w my mentor."
"In thcpasr IS1￿88[¢d with rw4tine Qnd80￿1$- my ThertlOT helpeil Mep￿ ilwse thousAis iogethEr andjfndw way ihrough. Ihave a
pldnNedKheduk."
Whett asked al the ¢nd ot'ihe PTogTammc cycle ab)ui ittwt by domain. mente¢s ihought ihc atea wher¢ haying a fflBnior mosl iTnproved
¢heii indep¢[￿ence was & Ikgroln8134%1 Work & Money {31%1. followed by Hoffle & Fatnily {17fi1.
"Èd#eution w4rn'tsoFnethin8 lihou8hfl would ucel in bHtTWW I'mtokwg itfvTih¢r andfurfher."
"I definifely mudÉ tt bettErdeci.*ion ofwho I wouldchoose to wortforbe¢a#xe ofihe conversationsjhod WTih mymenror. Ilookedat
qJalir¢es ihai I wunr in epnployer."
"Movlng out myfGmtly home wos d big lrfe ch(wge ih(It I sthck iftk Italso tryroved menrdl overall heulih ondlife."
Indc ndence
Wiiiun each indet*ndencc domain JDBniees a150 rdte Ihe¢xteni of impacL. Ratings of nKTrJEthan 89% positive impact ￿¢re ￿hleyed for
Education & I￿rning198% wsitiv¢- 27%'1ife-changillg', 44% 'much txisilivc'l. Wotk & Money198% PDSitive- 31%'1if¢-chartging'.
44% 'D)uch FN)sitive'l, and HotK & Family190% posiliV¢- 25% '1il¢-chanwg', 28% 'muLh p05itive'l.
2025 rnEntee ieslLmonia]s.'
-J wouldneverlutd do￿ (kll th￿ lknve (￿ComPliShed if Idith'i have a FNenthr'
'Veryhelpf41 having $om¥ov ro ialkts, b¢ing heor4£ havvtg them reftea whoiyom are soying, 8iving iheirpoiFtsoJview andoffering
"Ireignlitdmypass￿￿forPuhI￿ speal3nx Jndwe Slan￿ expl(Jrtn8 wdysAorme to have more opportuniiies to speak My D￿ntUr
recortmended mefvTsome engtt¥eMe￿s with &4Y¢s ihoi 8ave me ihc confidence to apply io spe(JkforGn evenr wirh ihe Mfj)vrof
LO￿0￿.,
"We IVOTkedon 8iVin% speeches tak￿% outfillerwords... 50 Iijppliedfor t1* job I curreKilyhdVe."
"Aly Èxam results improved becathveoxrhe n*rtthrsh¢p."
100% ofMtnte￿ ￿m￿ll that havlttq a mentor p￿VelY iwed IheiT Pt&cthes Tel#trd to well-bÈinR148%'1i(e-¢hangiNg', 38%
'[Th￿h rM)sitive imPgLi', 15% '50tlle p0511ivc imFact').
"UndersraNding the triggers of my rtrLYiety. The Lkno$ around my clwi¢e.f/l¢fe used to give me onxiety. Nowleam deal wilh li, calm ryself
down (mdplan myJ<lf OuroAii.-
"Iwn oble to Ihinkihrough sinwrions and dec￿￿0￿5 wilh looknng atOiherper4￿{¥IVes.-
Meniees al￿ &4ked how Ihcir h¢alihy practic¢s imptoved with re&pect 10 w¢ll-bBing. Th¢y feli the 4mpgCt of mcnioring in their healthy
prnclices at all Icvcls
98% posiuve imp￿1 for ¢onTrxlual awar¢lless and a¢¢¢ptsnce IE4)nsciousnessl. 98% wsitive impaci for more
optio￿5 scen and ¢xplored, 98% p05iiive impact for the abilily 10 c(ye with Cha11¢nge￿setbackSIeh3pges. and 97Wo positive irnpaLX fot
improved f(Ku¥ in healthy pr&ii¢es. In all L&SCS high¢rpropknitsnal endorse￿￿￿18 w¢r¢ given at the highesi level oleDd0￿cM¢nT {'y&s
lot, over'yes
# liule'l, Offs￿lIng wcntial $ocially desirttble respo>nding. Spe£ifJcally, 65% of In¢nLees endorstd ai the higiwt Icvel fot
CODWXtual awateness and acccpiattce. 79% foroptions ¢xplore4J. 75% for fi)LUS. ¥J)d 74% lor adjusting to fetdbackls¢tbackslchang¢s.
"The wijwidthdt lkndinside me was maktng sipry)le thirtgs copnpli¢qted Feelins like Iwos fftjot worthy orgood enough- Iw)w wake up
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Me4Lteesth￿8blthHL the ar¢a where havio8 a most improved well.b2ing was irt En¥Alonal Htalth151%1- by some di5taiiix
Ihc msi<iied domain-
foljowed by Cogniiivc Health120%1 aDd Identiiy Health115%). A smajler. blt siill consideJ&k, numbu of
eni¢e5 ihos¢ S()¢iai Health (se1c£￿d by I 1%). with 3% chi)usirtg PhysiLal Hdth.
-Jt helped ote change my ouilook on life. Made me realize ihat It con be better. Wirh my lknww li ￿ Xoiforev£riu￿jCun livewith
it in a healthy way."
WiihitL ¢ach well.being dvmain ll￿nIe¢s ￿50 J*¢ the exieDt o( impart. Raiings of mwc thall 87% tkn8jtiV¢ ITDpact wetc achieved for
Ern￿lOnal Health197% posiuv¢
45% '1ife-changing'. 35% 'mu¢h t￿ltive,). cogniti￿ Health197% posilive-43% 'life<han￿ng',
38% 'tnuch p)5itive'}. SOCI￿ Hea]th197% posillVe-
23% '1if¢-changing', 57* 'tnuch wsiliye,). aDd Identity Hta)th 195% w>silLVe-
27% '1ifc-ehanging', 47% 't[ll￿h positive'l.
"Wlearnt ilttti ociion does notneed reuciion myport."
"Ilearned io see thinysfrom a differÉntperspe¢iive fjnd k4med to bepnore ¢on¥¢steN in doing wh(trl need 10 do i0￿chIeVe my8oals...
Sianedpuiit￿X mysylffirst.
98% ofmeD¢W woubj recom￿ SAYts nKntorlng to oth¢r young people189% al the highes1 levcl of ¢rtdorE¢n*ttt.'yes-
-Soyé$ ¢￿& ris menwrs have COT¢tirt4edtop¥t the meny¢esfiryi in whiueversirmoiwn o/iheirlivu witho¥tjudgÉMensand thoi'54rn amdzing
"SAYes c1w￿geSpg0pIe$ lives. Irprovides ihevt wirh supportive mentors.~
"I nt reully a bigllln ofihefjthMFJI ep¢nis Sayes ulsopuis oty. They are a 8reat oppgrtwtityforme to en%a¥¢ wiih peopl* my a¥e who have
olso wk£n pdrt in rhe m&rtt0￿k1pprogrdrnMe.'
"I belte¥Y it's greot. Il's notas tense as therapy as It's Mil￿ like a cwmal conversailon. Tkni woyyou tend tv be dt edse and open Up more."
"I'm very happy I mfjde the d¢ciFion to gei in conttsci wirh Sayyes mtpJfforiTlg that I hav¢fvllowed ihrough wiik the progranunt. Ifha5
hod ts big tryjaci on my lift and I rijuld enough i<p othgrs wkn moy rteed it.~
94% ofmentees 5xy SAYrs givts them feellug Illl¢ludlng 654 love SAYes'. 23% 'really good feciing,. 9￿d 6%'good feeling'l.
son￿0[ th¢ rcwns why nKni¢es said they f¢el the way they do about SAY¢s ar¢ given in S¢¢iion 3. Box 5.
-It's usrefjtcoAcepi ahoufhoving mentorsfrom arUtu￿1h¢ World andpmiiing ihe in ihe driving sedtfjndcknsirtg theirmeniors.
Everyth￿8 isproces&ed orienwrÉdbw we I￿ve OHt£TrpwmyuroNRdiheprocesses."
. 50% of were ID formal cducauoD duting their ￿￿torShip
54% of 8TC currcntly ¢mploytd
. 23% of all t[￿J)ie¢S galned WO￿ txpeTi¢rfedue tothc nwiiorship
po$itive impact'l
47% of ment¢es ierth*J gainitig. refLning. or itt4)roving work-rthted trALrferable sklllsdue io the n*niorship
84% of meniees aJc in Stsblt I'living ill apldce and l know I can stay here for a whjle'l
74% off m¢ntees wcr¢ UK ¢itJzens with dw]rneLtauon
23% of menlees were noi UK cili£ens though they hwj docutneniatiOD in supp)rt of curr¢lltttsidency
3% report￿[ being cilizBn$ bui without all rLxJuired documcntatiort
No m¢n*es were in ¢W￿l¢t wltb the knw during the Tnentorshj'p
84% of mcniee5 urver u6ed clyr¢ttts d￿ing ihe tncniorship
6% did sodaily or every few days
% of memees trver used (*mthblsduring the nMior5hip
. 3% did so ]NTrnthly rnre oft¢rL {ddilyl
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. 44% Of1￿￿￿ lltver us¢d alcokn] dwin8 th¢ n￿nIorShIP
31% les8 th￿1 a few tin￿ a year
19% monthly or cvery few ￿nthS
5% w¢ek]y or every few weeks
24% every few days
"HdviftJK a mentorchan8ed Myperspeciive around ihe Jhinss I want 10 do rn ihefyiJ4re. Hav¢rt% aposttive mthd¥etondbelteving in myself
more. Icon do wharl ro [Alp￿t my rt."
"li is hordifj get io talk io a pers(In whij #ndersfaydFyour life coniex¢. Hovs#g ÉJ meniorllke [X]- she listeo¢d ro ev¢ryihinsIsaid to her.
inverteil in myfvrtsre dre0n￿ aNd $eftding me conteni io re[￿ benvÉen sessiuFJS."
"Ihuve My up now and Idopt'ifeel guilty obouf thert l longerlyl Qthers, BS m(the mefeel bod. l am IXJ andj￿£ living
my best liJe much aF do. Thrspro8rom allowedme unrovela Ivt Wow￿5 rhui I wa5 ¢Jrrying. Jfeel m4¢h lighieraF a
beirtg."
31arted I W£LFn't irt besf Tnewal space. Thisfeltnornwl. Noriniimidating. Helped me in ilte journey. GreGtpro8rus."
-1hads0ot￿￿e who moiiviTted to do betteraT￿ lisiened to me. Some¢frP￿ I comldirnst. Wheneverl Spoke iv [Xl itfeli like a weighl Itftins
"lfrelbetterttbomimy doy$ when l in mure prodtscrive andhaving a tnentorh¢lp¢dme seixoois stsch as geiiipjg upforihe d4y Jnd¥o¢nx
outfvra walk orio u mus*¥m oreven j￿[ en8a8iAg in one of my Ilobb￿S like drnwtng.
"Irsives everyihing o 8oodstrnit4re. You know whertyou're gothg wirh rtmff. There's 8th￿sUPpOrt 5trtsciure ro help alon8 way."
li brnllghtnewperspÉL#ive io my ihithg Gnd Imade a ¢oAscioMs decision to recogntse ih&sefreltn8s decidefvrmyself how ro show
p andiwproach work"
"The wound th&t11￿& iT¢hilepne w￿S ￿￿kIng simpk ihings complicule& Feeling like Iwiits not worthy or8¢￿de￿O￿8￿- I}￿W Mp
feeling good about myselfandgei with my life. Even jus¢siaying wilh iheprogiam 181% t1￿Fi￿reNcy) showed me i1￿le¥¢￿ with Thy
ADHD ithle to show Hp dnd stayfo¢usse&"
"DefirLitely engaging with &erviee$ a loi mor£. When lxei rrferredEopeople, Jsiond Hplorpnyselfandadv￿4tefrr￿ysV1fQ￿d my netdj.
iher than lei£tng them do the work.for me."
"lthdufin4vJce iniernshiy and vol¥nleeriKg
fors¢pcial seTvi¢es aFdmenial heoltk servtce. lalso dda loioAinierv¥¢ws wh¢￿ve0p& Gre
irying io improve experiencesfvrcore kizvers."
"li's a WOT&¥£rful ream. They'Tt helpfyl unders￿nding. caring. They have bdghrpersonuliries. ￿￿￿-J￿￿gMERt￿l and iheyfjspirefvr
yg11 to do gocd. Ifeel copnforiuble irt SA Yes."
Flllanci*l review
During 2025 Ihe charity exce¢41ed its expcnses from donations with adeficit tsfi£51.117} Ihis was covcre4J by fllttds held.
Tr incotDe £389,434.
GovernmEthI grants reCeiV￿j were £254.882 Ir¢stsicted iDcomel.
Expenditure iDcreawJ by £91,097 to £440,551.
u￿sIr1¢(ed re5crv¢s as 4131 D￿eMber 2025 were£63,712. This e4llates ￿ 3 ￿Trth$ opcratirtg costs.
Re8erve p¢Wcy
Thc purtM)s¢ of this reserve tx)IiLy is 10 build 3rt adequate Icvel of nei £￿ets wiihout dooor reslriclion8 IQ Supwrt Ihe
OTgaDisaiion's day-IiFday opergEjOllS in th¢ event of unfora*en shonfalls. The reserve [t￿Y also be used (or QD¢-tirrt. non-recurring
expen￿ that will build long-lcrm capacity. such as stsff d¢velopmeM. re5edrch devel(wnkni. of investmcnt in itsfr*structu￿. Reserv¢s
are not inlcnd¢4J 10 rq)llltt a ￿￿rn￿£￿t loss of funds oreliminaie an oogoing budget gap. The Organi￿110n intends fot the res¢Jv¢ts ￿ b¢
d a]Mi Teplenishlui within a re4sollgble ￿rIOd oltime. This reserves policy will be implettKnt&J in conjunciioft wiib the triher financial
rK)IJcLe5 of the or￿a￿lSaIlo￿ and i8 ini¢n(kd lo Sup[￿ the goals and stsategies in thoge relawl pulici&q aDd Strattgjc and oEmuonal
Th¢ R￿rVe8 Policy Is applicable 10 boih SAYes MenluTing SA and SAYets M¢nioring UK unl¢ss sta￿d otherwise. Th¢ ReseTves Fund is
defined as lh¢ d¢s]gDated fund set ￿]de by athion uf Ihe governing boml. Within th¢ reserve fund the tDirtimum amount Iv be d¢5ignatcd as
opetaiing rts¢Tves will b¢ esiablithe4J in an amouni sufficicnt to wintaitt ojwing OPBralions a]Mi prowdms for a sel p¢r¢(Kl equ￿
tijininwEn of three ¥ maxitnumof yix monihs of avcrag¢ rt¢urringop¢ratiDg c051ts, calculated by dividing Ihe 3nnual costs by fts￿r0r
two. The vperatin8 reserve setwes a dynamic rolc and will b¢ reVie￿d ￿JUs￿d in response lo inmal and extcrnal changek Iu &ldition
to C31culaLing ihc ￿U￿1 OP￿111ng reserve ai the fiscal yeat£nd, the 0[¢r￿ing tc6cry¢ fund target minimum will be c3k'ulatyl ¢&b after
appn)vai of the annual budg¢i. Th¢se teserves will be reported to lh¢ board and in¢Illd￿ in the r¢gu]Ar finan¢io] reports andlor dthboards.
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SAYes M¢ntorlng Ltd
Trustees, Report
for the Year Ended 31 December 2025
Objettlves &*iviti
Public bEnEfit
The lrnstees confirnithatthey havc complied with the r¢quiwment8 of secrion 4 of tb¢ Charitie8 Act 2011 Mb hav¢ due watd 10 the public
b¢n¢fii guidantr publi5tJ¢O by th¢ ChaTily Commissiun for England and Wales.
Th¢ objtLi¥ of ihe ¢haJiiy ￿t..
To act as al￿s0ur¢c formarginaliscd children and young [￿pIC living in South Africa, th¢ UK and ¢Is¢wI￿. by provAdiDg advi
assisianLY vt¥dDising pl0￿￿[￿￿￿5 of phy&icai, eduL&ionai other activities os a n*ans of..
' advancing in life dnd helping young p¥opie by d¢velopin¥ theirskills. capacities and L4wdbilities to enable them 10 p8nicipatr in soci¢iy as
Ind¢￿￿dent. maiurcand ￿sponsible individual5,'
"advancing ¢ducation'
' relieving utte4nploymelll,'
. provtding nxrtalionaj and leisure titne aciiviiy in the in*res1s of sothal welfare forpeople livi￿8 in the ￿e￿or ben¢fJt who hav¢ need by
Tcason of their youth. aga infirrrllty ordisabiliiy, wv¢rty uisocial and eLonotnic circu￿￿￿tanceS with * view It> improvittg the ¢ortditiOnS ol
lifc of such perso￿5.
Rel#tyJ ￿ Ihe&e chyritsble obje£ts ourmt&8loll is.. Topmvid¢free, &¢cetssible. world-clajs memorsh£p io ¥rtder-Jfrvedyo4ngpeople in the
UrtitedKingdom andSouihAfrieo.
The IS yE4r $¢rategy employ&l lo athi¢vc thc ch&riiy's objt£tive5 ar¢".
11 Bu51d a 8lobol ￿￿￿tOrShIP tonllnunity. with the irtlelleclllai clarily and moral rebolve w eod poverty
21 BthJdH worl&d8ss rt*DtOTship aC￿emY- off¢rillg cAeclI￿ce in accrediwl, on de]naDd, a[￿ facilitst&i training irt Structured
iorship
31 B￿11￿ a rnentwshlp Ilbrary- making tools forbChawo￿rn1 change aC￿SSIble and freely available
Aljgll￿ with strategy. wc prop￿ thTee S-ye8rpl4ns. The main goal of each 5-yeat pldD is ¥ follows:
• 202S- 21129: Dewthstr8te quality> impac( positive Pxnefit.torfost r8tio{c&st.￿nefit ¥I￿lY54 CBAI orS￿uL1Ured e.
tnenwrship xr()ss key coniexts l&g.. tnelltal hea]th, ¢d￿altOn. employment), 10 key stskeholders (young ptr4)ple, volunteers, youih se£tor
LW business. govcFJ)rnenll, dnd in key IiDcluding bui JitDiieJ to th¢ UIL SA). Use this 10..
• 21I30- 21134: Scale pArttsÈr5hlp5 vlth establl$hol lad eMery1￿￿OI￿l plarfDrnL8 le.g.. edUC￿lOnal platfon￿% such as Kh
Academy) as well as with public seryice illfrasituctUT¢ l¢.g.. hea]th. LonYcuon5. ?￿1a1 wotk, edu¢alion). Use this to',203U- 2034.. SeJc via
partttetships wilh esiiblishal aThd ¢ttwins global platforms1&8., educaiioDai Pla￿v￿Ls $uch as Khajt Actsdcmyl as wcll as with public
Se￿]ce infrastructure l¢.g.. hcalih. ¢i)ITection$, Social WOTk educaiionl.
Use ihif tts."
. 2035_ 2039: Illte¥rAts and dlv¢rslfy wlth hardw¥r¢ldeFice dlgitsWJDnoVHtlo￿ Iwearabl&%. robthi¢s. social mrAJia pl￿rOr￿)s1
cv¢rything Apps. search and Al pla￿(￿￿￿1.

SAYes Mentoritig Ltd
Trustees, Report
for the Year Ended 31 December 2025
In 2026 ourProgramD* Objecllves are ￿deliver.
. Mtttt¢)rship Pr￿r￿n￿. Deliver ITe¢. accessible. world.cJa$$ mentorship to uttdcr-seThed yrNJttg peoplc in lh¢ UK and SA
with year-oL-ycxr growth in the numix¥of contracted matthes of 5% 10 IO% li.c.. 278- 290 new m&ches in 2(r261.
. yO￿th Enga8efftent prograTDm¥.' Activa* and Bmw wi-programtne. peer-lo-pEer 5UPPOrt C4XE]muDilies in the UK a[￿ SA focused on
youth-led S￿l8]s, outrwh. SE￿￿al evenis, workshops. fotum5. catnpaigns and ovi¢ projects.
We recognise the overau in*lli ofour Pro￿￿MMe aciiviues is to Improvellfe for youDz pcopk. this rtspect we aim to"
. Guide youn8 peopl¢ towards life in suciay as ind¢p￿dent. self-sUS￿l￿1t￿ adults by 51reDg¢knllg ggewy
. Irnprove eeononat p*rtltlpa¢N)rt by suppoitng WO￿ ￿e￿inesS, employabiliry. cntsH)rcn¢urship a[￿ jobcreation
I]]]PTove Erdnsitions into post-sch￿l educaEiOll alld trainiDg by facijitatillg second<han￿ le4Tnlng pfylbways artd Cdutationa]fleJ￿i￿g
atthinment
Improve phys1¢￿ alld Jnentwl health by i]Jcre4tsed psychos￿181 wcll.beiog. t¢silicn¢e, a￿d health-sccking behaviou]¥ and ￿d￿cing risk
i￿haVIours including sub51ance abuF¢ and Lyime
Improve S￿1*1 tohc5ioD by sup￿?￿1￿¥ active cilizen5hip, r¢du¢tiUn (pf exclusion. g]¥1 rejnieg￿l0tt illio f.amily ton]tlluniry.
We rt¢O8nise thai apale with social al￿ whnologital ¢h8ng¢s w¢ will need to continu￿lY d¢vclop and Alua* I￿r m(Klel while also
czjryingout ￿searCh to SubslaDti￿ ¢ffe£uveness. This I￿LIudeS incorywating a bLoadcr connection with academic, civil a￿d govcrnmenr
pmn¢rs- locally, rtation￿lY and iniernaiionally- conducting on siruLlutrd ]n¢niorship and ￿SItive youth OULconr& and ensuring
thoi the continue4J developmcnr and improvemcni of oui programll￿ a¢li¥iiie5 a]so LO￿trIbut¢S w the b￿Y uf freely available knowledge itt
the youth wtor.
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SAYes Mentoring Ltd
TnLStees' Report
for the Year Ended 31 December 2025
Governijj tk>Lwment
SAYes Mentoring Lid 1$ a coropany iimitrd by guatanlee aDd wa5 iDcorp>raled on 9 Sepianber21KI8. 11 is governed by it5. Mell￿￿?￿du[
and Anicle$ of Association dated 9 Semember 2￿8 and afflended ￿ allow for current governanc¢ on 5 Ikeember 2(M)A. Ii registernl as
ch8xiiy wilh the Charity CortllJ]issil￿. On I l Apnl 21Jl l. the name was officiilly changed from OIIThc Strtti Kids io South African Youth
Education for Suswnabiliry ISAY¢s) alld OJJ 9 September 2021 was changed lo SAYes Mentoring Lid.
SAYes i& are8iStH¢d Tn￿( PBO. NPO and Seciioo 18A1Kgattis￿lots South Afri
inttnew f Direc￿r$
As sel oui in the Articles t>f the Lhair uf the Bith of Direeiors As nominatal by vol
anisaiio
The ￿aTd of trusie¢s. which Can have up to 15 memb¢TS. administrtS the Ch￿](y. The kndrd meets fO￿r ¢a¢h y¢4r and the Executive
Diteclor is appointC4J ￿ ￿￿ttage th¢ dlly to d&y 0￿ra110￿5 of Ihe charity. To fxilitale ¢lfectiV¢ QP¢Tations. the ExecuiiV¢ DiieLlvt ha
delegat￿ authority. within tern)5 of (l¢kgallon apkYov¢d by the dirc¢tors. for operauonal matters. The Board approves the ￿ecutiV¢
Direaor the responsibility of implefftentin8 11.
Risk
The dire¢ior8 have arisk managemetsi Strate￿ which comprises:
* art quarterly rcvi¢w of thc tisks the chariiy may I
• (he establishTnent of systsms and pr￿Ur¢S 10 miligatc those risk5 identified in the plall.. and
• thc Implerr￿latiort of wocedure5 designed io minimiye aoy p)t¢lltsal ittyact OD chatiiy &TrK>uld those Iisks
]JJataiti]is¢.
A key ¢l¢nxnt in Ike ma￿￿e￿I¢D1 of fitwKiaJ risk is the ￿elling of a reseTveswkli¢y and its regularreview by dir¢ctyr
inaDthI illStr￿nts
Obiechv¢s t7Rdptthi
The charit￿$ activiti&5 CXkXbS¢ il 10 a n￿￿1)er of fjnanciai ti$ks iDLluding cre41it tisk, cash flow risk amd Jiquidiiy risk Tr use of finart¢iaJ
derivatives is governed by thc cbarity's policics approvd by the boArd of trustees. whicb provide wriiien pri￿LIpleS on the use of financioj
deiivaiives to mand¥e th¢5¢ risks. The th￿ilY does nirt usederivativc finan¢ial instnJtnenL4 forspvculalive purpises.
The tharily's aciivities exp05¢ itwimarily Lo th¢ financial risks ofchaDges ift foreign Lu￿¢Tr¢Y exchange ￿$.
This i5 ffjinimised by msferring funds wh¢n thc exchange rate favourable d¢tthniJJed by the Ex¢cuiive Diredor. Th¢re at? no
ini¢rest bEatin¥ ￿s¢15 or knabililies.
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SAYes Mentoring Ltd
Independent Examiner's Report to the trustees of SAYes Mentorin¥ Ltd
Iretx)rt oll the acLounls of cJJaTily forthe yearended 31 Decemter 2￿25 which ¥Je ¥et out on pages 13 to23.
R¢5pe£¢iv¢ rf5Wk5ibili¢ies ot¢n￿ee5 and examiner
The i￿$te¢S (who are alw the directors of the company forth¢ pur[￿5 of company lawl are responsible forth¢ PT¢paration of th¢
dLYOUllts. The trusi¢es consider that an audii is not reqU￿¢d for this yearunder stttion 144121 of th¢ Charitic5 Act 2011 Ith¢ 2011 Act) and
that an independent examination is neale<l. The L'h4riiy's gross ittcome exceed￿ £250.iXX) and l am4￿1[￿rIed to undertake ihe exaJninotiurL
by being a quaiifjed n)emberof the Ingtlluie ofcharierd Aux)uniants in England Walts.
Having satisfied myself that the ctwiiy is noi sllbject lo audit underCow￿Y law and is ell￿ble foriDdepeDdeDt examination, it is my
reS￿nSIbilitY w..
' examille ihc accounLS under ￿¢tIOn 145 of t￿ 2011 Act.
' 10 follow the pr￿ur¢S laid down the gwjerai DiteLrtioDs giv¢D by the a)ariry Commission under 8ectioll 14515llbl of the 2011 Aci,.
and
• 10 State whelherparti¢uJar matter8 have come to my aE*ntion.
Basks of ittdep¢ndentexamintr's ￿t￿t
My ejtamination was carri¢d Qui in aLxonlaDc¢ with the generni Dire£tiofts wvcn by the Ctwity CoJnmi$%ion.
AD eKaTnJTLaiion in¢ludcs a review of ih¢ accounting recoFds kew by the ehariiy and a comparison of the XLU)unts pr¢sen*d with those
¢ords. It also includes ¢onsideTation of any unusual ilctns or disclosuK$ In thc a¢Lounls. and seeknn¥ explaAauons trom you as truS￿e$
con¢etning ally such maueTs. The p￿ed￿￿8 undertaken do not pmvidc all ihe cvidcnce that would b¢ r4uiroJ in an audit and
orJsequen¢ly no opinion ￿Ven as 10 wbethet the 8Lrounts pre8eni a'tnje *rtd fRirvicw' and the report is limited lo those mat¢ers xi out in
the st&Lement b¢lDw.
I[Ldtw￿1ell¢ ex8hthitr's staten*nt
In conn¢ciion with rny ¢xJmioaiiot4 llo has Come 10 my aucniioD.'
11) %vhi¢h giv&% ￿asonable eause to b¢li¢vt in any n]oerial respect th? tequirtll¢nts.'
• to ￿t￿nting re¢oTd5 in ￿T￿ance with Section 386 of the Co]npanies ALM 21Xb: 8]Mi
•to prtyart accoun¢% which accord wilh the a¢ti>uRling records. coffjply wtth the accounting requi]wwnts of xclion 396of the CotThpani¢s
Aci 2(K)6 knd with thc ￿thl￿JS and ptinciples of Ihe Ststert*nt olR#0mrt*t￿¢d Practicc.. Aceounting and RetK>rtirtg by Chesiiics have not
b*ll rn¢t; or
{21 ￿ which, in tny opinioll. at
should be drawn ill order to cnablc apToper und¢r8tsndiftg of Ihe aCt￿niS io ir r¢acbed.
Bcn El¢y F.C.A.
B&rMctt Ravenscroft titDiwI
Chart¢red Accoumants
13 Purtland Road
FAlgb&styn
BirminghJrn
B169HN
D￿e.. Illh June 2026
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SAYes Mentoring Ltd
S¢atemeDt of Finanei81 Activities for the Y￿r Ended 31 Deeember 2025 (Including Income and
Expenditure Accounl #nd Ststement of Total Reeognised Gains and Losses)
UDreArf¢ted
R£stri¢tAI
2025
Donations alld legacies
Tuts] Income
134,552
134,552
254.882
254,882
389.434
389.434
on:
Charitable activities
{110.6951
{L30,6951
1310.IWII
1310,1801
1440,8751
1440,8751
Total Expendiiu
3.857
155.2981
155.2981
(51,4411
ISi,4411
Nel Jwvemenl in fullds
3.857
Rtton¢ilia¢ion offwid8
Total funds bTOU8ht forward
12
49,79
55.9(FJ
105,707
Total thn(ts carried forwanl
53.655
54.266
Re5trictEd
2024
N¢
Donations and l¢ga¢ie%
Total Incolre
185,103
185.103
164.950
164.950
350.053
350.053
F.KPe￿IItU￿e on:
Chllritable actlVLiie%
Tot21 Expenditure
1119,2601
IlJ9.2601
1230,1941
1230,1941
349,4541
1349,4541
65,843
65,843
165.2441
165.2441
599
n¥Jvemeni in fut￿5
599
Recontiliation of f￿16
Total fun(ts broughi forward
116,0451
121,153
105.108
Totsl fu]Jds ￿lled forward
11 & 12
49,798
55.
1(15.707
Ail of the charitys ActlVlLiCS derive kn]n conlinuingop¢raiion¥ duTillg the aFove nvo ￿lOdS.
The fiulds brttthlown fvr2025 is shown in JK)re I l.
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SAYes Mentoring Ltd
Notes to the Flnancial Statements for the Year Ended 31 Detember 2025
l A¢￿￿n11D¥ Prtiue8
rfsi¥nifi(x]rf accountitt¥ p¥licits *)d key A¢courttinRe8timates
The pi]nci￿1 accounting ￿litIcS applied thc pwaTatiort of thcsc financial siatcit*rtts arc set out ￿lOW.
These poli¢i¢s bav¢ ¢onsisi¢nUy aFyli¢d to yeAWS Pt¢s¢Dt¢d, UDle¥y oth¢rwi¥e &lated.
StAtemtnt of tompjitittt
Th¢ fjnancial state￿￿￿15 have been ptepared in accordance with Accoullting and Retthing by Chanties.. State]￿nI of Re£ot[llJ￿llded
Practice applicabl¢ 10 charities pr¢paring their accwnis in a¢o)rdan¢tt with th¢ Financial RepDrting Siartdatd appli¢abl¢ In ik UK and
Rcpublic of Ireland IFRS 102) Icffeciive l j￿llary 20151- IChtiri11¢5 SORP IFRS 10211, the Financial Reporting SLkndatd kppli¢abl¢ in thc
UK Republic of Jr¢la[￿ IFRS 102) attd the co]Jjpa￿1es Aci 21K)6.
Ba%ts of p￿Paration
SAYes Metttoring Ltd the definiti￿ of a public benefil etitily undtt FRS I(Y2. As5¢ts and liabilit1¢5 are initia]ly rccogni8¢d at
higtiJri¢al cosi 01 irdnsacuon value ullle$$ otherwise the ￿leY8￿1 aLroulltillg policy Dotes.
G￿￿8 eotKtrn
The truste¢8 consider Ihai ITr￿¢ src no tnalerial uncertainu¢s ab)ut thc charity's ability 10 ¢Olltillue as a 80i]tg concern nor any significani
drEa¥ of unc¢tsinty affeci the¢a￿]ng VBJu¢ of assets h¢ld by the charity.
V.xeD4thn fromprtpkriDE a r45h now ststen￿l
The chariiy opitd to early ajopl Bvlletin I publith¥l ok 2 Febtuary 2016 aDd have iherefore not illLluded a cast￿oW SW¢4￿￿1 in these
financi￿ 8tstert*ttts.
ExemWIoD preprkn¥ ¥roup ￿CoUnts
1he ch2ri1y kn taken advaniage of ihe exemptioD in section 398 of the Con¥[￿1¢5 Aci 2006 fromihc
quirnbtrnl lo preyar¢ conwlidaled financidl SEaiements, on the wund5 that il is a stiull si£L¥J ¥toup.
llleiMN' ¥lld endowmellts
All incott* is r&xw]ised once ¢h¢ ch￿ilY has etttl1￿Mellt to thc in￿Me, it 1$ probabl¢ that Ik incL)me wtll rereived and the attll)unt ol
the income weivdble caTh be measured T¢liHbly.
1¢8A¢i
Donations are ttcogniscd when d￿charItY has b*n JKktifi¢d ill Wrilitt¥ of both the gmount attd selll¢]n¢nt da￿.
Jn the event th& a dvnaiion is wbj¢ci to conditivns tbaL rtyul￿ a level of perfornwft￿ by thc eharity befi>TC th¢ charity 1$ entiijed to the
fund$, the In￿Me i5 defeTr￿ and not re¢ogtU5ed ￿nI1] either (hose con¢Jitions are fully nkx or the fvifilJDent of those condiiions is wholly
within thc control of the chariiy and it l5 probable thai these cotyJiEions will be fulfilled in th¢ r¢poning pcti(Ml.
Gran¢$ receiwhle
Grants are Te(x)grtisa wherl the ch￿IlY ha¥ elltit]eR*ni ￿ the futsds aJKi any COLdilioD5 linkcd to th gr¥JLlS have beeAJ md. Where
perfOrjmn￿ condition% are alt3ch¢41 lo grallt and are yet 10 k ]DeL the inconE is t#ogniKd as a liability and included on the balan¢e
S￿et a5 d¢fcrred income io be ttleased.
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Notes to the Finan¢lal Ststements for the Year Ended 31 December 2025
ExpeDdltsre
All expenditure is recognis￿l once there i$ a lega] orconstsuaive obligati¢)n w thai ¢xp¢nditur¢, it is probable settle1r￿[ is required and the
amount ¢an bc measured reliably. All ¢(tsts ¥se alIt￿&t￿ 10 lh¢ applicablc ¢Apcndilur¢ h¢&ding thai aggr¢gai¢ similar cosis that caiegory.
Tr¢r¢ ¢0$18 cannot b¢ dIr￿llY atiribuied to p&rti¢ul¥t he4Kiing$ they have betn #llo¢at¢d oll a basis cfjnsistertl with the use of resource&
wilh central stsff costs alli&?*d on the basis of S￿rt[. a[￿ dep￿tIatiOn LI)￿ge8 ￿l0¢&*d oft the portion of the asset's use.
(hb¢r gupportwsts gxe all￿41ed based Oll the spread of staff costs.
Clmrrtoble tsctivilie
ChaTiiiblc exFndiiurc compri8es Ihosc ¢ost5 inL7]rreAI by the chariiy in itK delivery of 11% aciivttscs and scryitts for its kJL¢ficiartes. It
include5 both costs that catt k aUo¢at¢d 4JiT¢aly LO such activities and those co$1$ of an indirect nature ll￿¢5$1ry io support ih¢m.
Provisions foT grdnts are t[￿de wh¢n the inlEnli(kn to ]nake a grdDL has b¢¢n wmmunicakd to the tecipient bui theteis u￿￿￿al￿TY abtMJt
either th¢ liming of thc grant or th¢ anxiuni of grani payable.
These includ¢ lh¢ ¢0515 arti]b￿lab]e to th¢ ¢harity's ¢omplLance with ¢ollsiiiuiional an¢J btalutory [eqU]rell￿ll￿ iL¢luding audiL stra*8i¢
t[w9g¢n￿ll1 and ttustees'$ mc£Lings and Tcimbursui expenses.
GtswerDrnent grants
venllneni grdnts recognisc4J b&*ed oll the accrual m(pa¢l and are me&￿re4 •1 thc fair value oFihe a55el re¢¢ive4J Or[e￿I¥￿bIc. GraDts
are cl&%sifie41 as reldtillg eitherio revenue or lo ass¢ts. Grants tclating to rcvenue
ar¢ Tecogni5ed in inco￿ o¥er the ￿lOd in which the reldted cQ5¢￿ recognis¢d. GrBnt8 relating 10 asseLfi are r¢cognised over IhE cwted
us¢tul life of the &ss¢i. Wkrepth of a graDt relaiing 10 att is deferted, li is TecogDised a8 defentd itieom¢.
Th¢ charity L5 con$id¢r¢d tu P&85 the wis set oul iu P￿￿graph I Schedule 6 of Finattcc Act 2010 and Ihtsrfote it M￿lS th¢definilion o(
a ch￿1[￿ble tompany foT UK COTporaiion ￿ putposey. AcCi￿dIng]Y, th¢ Ch￿1¢Y js ptstenlially exempi f￿M ￿￿￿tIOn in wspe£t of intQmE OT
C4)ithJ ¥ains reccived within c8t¢goriets covered by Chap*t 3 Part i l ofihe COrpor￿l0￿ TaJL Aci 2010 ut S￿li0n 256 of the Taxation of
Chbtgeable G2ing ALI 1992. to th¢ ¢X¢eni that such ittcowor gains are applied exclu$ively to tharilable pU￿0&e
Ta￿￿ble fixed assets
Individual fixtA awls colling £0.￿ or I￿re are itiitidlly ￿ed dl W5L less any sllbsequeni aLxumulated d¢pttciation and sllbsequeni
acCufi￿]a￿l I￿palmIe￿ 10$8es.
DepreelAtIo￿ amrtLs&tlts
D¢pre¢iativn is provided oll tsn8ible fixed aS$&s so as io writ¢ off theeosi or valuaion. le55 estimaie4J residual v3]u¢, over theit
expe￿ed usefvl cconotnic life as follows..
Resegr¢h •Dd
Rcscarch and d¢ve]0pn￿nI expendirur¢ is wriuen off as incurred.
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Notes to the Fitkngncial Ststements for the Y￿r Ended 31 December 2025
Trxde dtbtors
Trade dcblors ar¢ amounts du¢ tmm ¢usiom¢T5 for morchandisc or ￿rf(>rmed in the ordinJry course ot'businc$$.
Trad¢ d¢bior8 art ruog]Lised iniiithlly ai ihc transathion pti¢¢. Th¢y art subsequ¢n¢ly nu8UTcd at all￿rtised cost using the effective kntertst
Itss prtsvision for impainr¢ni. A provi$iom for Ihc iMp￿rn￿nt of tt8d¢ d¢biors is established wh¢n th¢r¢ is objective evideL¢e Ihllt
the Ch￿1￿ will notbe able ￿ coll￿1 all anX￿nts due a￿Orthg u) the OLiwa] *rI￿ of the re¢¢ivabl¢s.
and ca5b ewvaknts
Ca%h and ca%h equivalent5 Corn￿15e cath on hand and ca]1 dep)5its. other short-tertn highly liquid Invest]￿11$ ihat are rc*Jily
convenible to a known amouniof cash atc subj¢ciw insignificant risk of chang¢ in va]ue.
Trade creditors ar¢ obligaiions 10 pay f<)r gw]s or 8ervice& that have been acquired in the ordinary wutse0lbusjne￿ from suppliers.
Account% payablc aTe ciassifLed as CU￿ent liabililie% if (he charity does nol have an Unconditio]￿7 right. at the end of the Jrporting peri￿. lo
(kfersetilemethi of thc ¢re41itor foi at least twelve t￿]￿￿5 after the rep￿￿n8 date. If there 14 an unconditional right lo defer 8ettlem2nt for at
lea￿ iwelve months atier theTerN)rrirtg date. they are p￿ented as nQll-curr¢nt liabilities.
Trade ¢reditors 8re Itco￿lS￿l irtitially at the transaction price Bnd subsequently me&%uTed st ar￿n]Sed cost u%ing ￿ effeeknve interest
J￿h(m
BorroFln8S
Inier¢st-be8ring tx)m)wings are iLitiaJly ￿0rd￿j at fair valu¢, of trAn$#ctiOll InteTesl-Eearing borrowings are %ub%equently carried
ai amutttsed COSL with ihe difFetence between the ptoc*d& of transacuon ¢ost& and the anxbutLI due on redemNion being recognis¢d gs
3 chargc ￿ the SLitetrnE ofFinancial AcEjViEies over wiod of Ihe rcl¢vani ￿M*wIng.
Intrrsi¢xperLse is recognised ort the ba%1$ of the effedive m¢tbod and is inclu￿1 ill int¢￿s¢ payabl¢ alld similar chw.
BonowinÉ5 are classified as curreni liabi]iii&q un]ess ihe charity u￿L￿nditional right to 4Jefer sets]etlleni of the liabiliiy foraE leasi
Iwdv¢ mtbnths afttr the tewrtioB dale.
UJJrestriLted fund$ are general that are avAilabl¢ for u8e ai the trustees$ disetctiott in h]rther3]￿ of the obj￿1]YeS of th¢
¢harily.
Restrict￿1 fiuldg are those dona*d foruse in a panicular atea or fLV spe¢ifi¢ putyoses, th¢ use of which is re51riae4 to thatgJca or
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Notes to the Financial Statements for the Year Ended 31 December 2025
Fin*rt¢ial ￿t¢S al￿ financia] lthbi]iuts 2rereeogDised when th¢ charity bewtlles a party io the COllTrdrtual ptovisi¢m$ ofih¢ inStrUTh￿￿t.
Financial liabilities and equity irtstrunjenis ar¢ classifKd accordill¥ lu the substan¢¢ ofthe conir&iual ¥mng¢m¢nts entrred inlo. An ¢qv¢iy
iDstrutllent is any La)ntrxtthat ¢￿id¢n¢t5 d tE￿IdUal ill*rea itl the assets. uf the ciwiiy after deduuing all of 11$ liabilities.
R¢coxnilion aMdm¢asurem•nt
All financial assets and liabiiiiics 8r¢ initialty meas￿ ￿ msaciion price (including IraDSXliOn wslsl, except for those fitVdllci3J a55els
as at fair va]ue thujugh profil or loss. which 3]E initially n￿asUred al fair vdlue Iwhich 15 nom)a]ly the EfaDsaLtion pric¢ excluding
transaction costs), wJl¢ss the atrdnge]ne4LI consiituies a fitLgllCiJLg transac4ion. arrangen￿￿t LOll5titutes a fjnancing transaction. thc
financial asset or fjndllcidl liability is measured at the presenl value of Ik fuiurc paymcnts discollllted at a ratr of interttt fora
similar debt Instn￿￿t.
Financidl assets aod liabiliiies are only offsei in the Staret￿nt of financial position whcn, only Ihere ¢xi%ts a leE211y cnforc¢abl¢
righl Lo sel off the reco8nistd am(kunis and the ¢harity itttcnds either 10 settlc on a ]Kt bRgi$, ot io re41i8¢ the 8&5d settle the liability
simultaneously.
Financial assets art deT¢¢ogtstsed whert a]td only wtlen al th¢ rontractU21 righis 10 ihe cash nows from ihc financial ¢xpir¢ OT atE
stllle￿. bl th¢ clwity tr￿￿ferS 10 anoiheT party ￿￿b8￿n1laIlY all ollhe risk5 and rewaftls of ownership of the firtartcial as8et. or ¢1 the chatity.
despite having re1wn￿ sorr4 but a]I, si￿]fica￿l risks and Tewayds of owner%hip. has transferrcd contyol of the &sge4 to ¥motheT Porty.
Fiuancial 1sabilitse$ dere￿￿tti8￿j only when the ubligation SEwified ID the cljntract 19 di¥l)3rged. caft¢clltd OT expircs.
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SAYes Mentoring Ltd
Notes to the Fimncial Ststements for the Year Ended 31 December 2025
2 IDcome lkn donatlolls and ierdclts
Unrestrl¢ttd
Totsl
2025
2024
Do[￿0￿5 kga¢i&s;
Donaiions from L7>mpaDies, tsijsts
a￿j similarproceed5
DonatiOll5 frotn individuals
101,286
i0iJ86
118,466
33,2(
33200
fA.898
1,739
Gift aid r¢¢lainr41
Grants. ittcluding Capirlll ￿lIs.
Covernnxni gr¥JJts
254.882
254.882
254.882
389.434
I￿.950
350.053
134,552
3 ExpttiditUTE on cbaritsble4CtITAths
Restricted
Totsl
Totu]
Nott
2025
Gratthg ¢0 Souib ￿n¢#￿TnISt
FunthisiDg artd develop]n¢nt ¢Kp¢n8es
Salary and ￿nsIOn CODtributioDs
Offi¢¢ wst5
3.788
64,427
11.303
15.518
1212)
6.733
13,029
1.724
96.922
7,478
5.512
161.349
18,781
22527
J3,499
243.583
24,115
7,JOJ
Sundry ex￿)
Bank tha￿e5
Travcl.
Meniee Lusts.
408
366
5.798
52,002
196.273
2￿.302
Dep￿Ci￿l￿n. 4ll]M)rti$ation and irther
bimi1￿ ¢o¥ts
1.733
1,733
1,733
Grant fijnding of a¢tivities
Donatiolls transfer
13,700
676
J3.7(K)
676
Governance costs
655
130.695
310,180
440.875
349.454
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Notss to the Financial Ststements for the Year Ended 31 December 201$
4 AwlysLs ofy)vernaMY and suwort
Unrt&lTl¢ttd
runds
Restrleted
Total
2025
202A
Indepcndcni ExaMi￿Cr,S re]nU]￿ra110n
Lega] fee$
042
642
642
34
676
34
676
13
655
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SA Ye5 Menloring Ltd
Notes to the FiDaDciai Statements for the Year Ended 31 December 2025
5 Trustees remuneratlm and expeTh%es
No fr￿%￿s, ttor dlly co]]lleLid with bave received arty remuneration from the charity during the year.
No IruÉiee¥ have trceived any rel[llb￿ eX￿￿SeS frotD ibe cbariry dwing th¢ year.
6 Tax8tlon
Th¢ ctwiry is a regiSter￿l Charity attd is thcr¢for¢ 0￿Mpt from tsxation.
7 Tangible fixed wets
Furniture •nd
Ctsst
At 31 DeceJDber2024
At 31 D￿enthr 2025
5.199
5,199
5,199
5.199
Depr&*¢lon
Ai 31 t)ccember 2024
Ch￿c for the y¢ar
At 31 DeLy￿ber 2025
2.385
2,385
1.733
4,118
1,733
4,118
Nct fr￿￿k Value
At 3] D¢£ember 21)25
1.081
A¢ 31 Dc<ember 2024
2,814
2.8]4
8 Debtth¥
20
Trdde debtlM3
Prepayments
Oth¢rd¢bio]3
1.038
22,694
,037
1,494
2JJl
9 credits￿ falling dv within one y¢ar
202S
Trth c￿dI10[5
1.229
80.636
81,865
1.371
Oihcr cralilors
1.371
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Notes to the Financial Statements for the Year Ended 31 December 21b25
lil Charhy st*tus
The chariry is a charity limiwl by 8uarantee and conseqllently drts noi have shwc eapiial. Eath of the trustees is liable to
ontyibuie an amount oot exL%e41iog £Nil towards the assets of the charity ij) theevetti of liquid￿10￿.
li FDnd8
B￿S￿L* atjft
Bd•ure #¢ I
j￿u￿ry 24125 rc50urtts
expetKled
2025
GcDcral
12
49.79R
134.552
(130,6951
53.655
R¢s¢rl¢trd
55.909
254,882
1310.1801
611
Total fund5
105,707
389,4
1440,8751
54.206
Balante al 31
Jartuary 2024
exEXTKled
2024
Unrestrlttsd
Gen￿￿1
(16.0451
185.103
Ill9,2￿)
49.798
Restricted funds
121,153
104.950
1230,1941
55.909
Total funds
105,108
350,053
1349.4541
105,707
12 U￿￿tileted Fw
Gen¢raJ
Restricted fvt)ding in 2025 was a pre*X￿1K1jtUre on 2025 mentorship prograrnn￿ activities. and will be
nsolidat¢d inw the 2026 amillal financiaj sia*Tnents.
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SAYes MentoriDg Ltd
Notes to the Financial Statements for the Year Ended 31 December 2025
13 ￿t￿y5]S b¢tw¢¢llfiMths
Gtnerkl
Tothl funds
Tangib]e ftsed 1ssets
Current assets
1,081
134,439
181.8651
53,655
1.08L
135,050
(81.8651
54,266
oil
Cuuen¢ liabilities
Total net aS$￿S
14 An&lys1s (¢net funds
At I JoDIT4ry
2025
A131 Decemb¢r
2025
Cwh now
Cath ai bank atLd in hand
101.733
9,585
Nei debt
101,733
9,585
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## Sayes Mentoring - C Sharpe 

## Final Audit Report 

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