REGISTERED COMPANY NUMBEIL. fJ6807567 (Ellglaryd W4les}
REGISTERED CHARrrY NUMBER: 1128848
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Ltves Ltd
65 London Wall
London
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Cont¢nts of the FinwKi41 Statements
for the Year En
Feb
202
R¢f¢r¢t￿e and Adminisir*ive Detsils
Report of th¢ Tnjstees
statEn￿llt of T￿￿te¢4 Responsibilities
Independent Examinerfs Rewrt
Statement of FitMn¢iaJ Aoivities
Balance Sheet
10
Notes lo the Financial Ststements
11 to 17
Detaild StstenKnt of Financial Activities

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Reftr¢n￿ and Administrattve Detsil
for the Y¢ar End
Feb
TRL'STEES
V S Ikydeckerlchair)
M Atrtl-smith
A Dani
NJCGando
PG1b￿
A W Mar5h811 (8pp)inted 10.10.21)
R P Mills
D Pyl¢
M Veldon
REGISTERED OFFICE
Flat S
69 Onslow Squtre
L[￿dOn
SW7 3LS
REGISTERED COMPANY
UMBER
06807567 (England and Wales)
REGISTERED CHARrrY
NUMBER
1128848
INDEPENDEKf EXAMINER
Ev¢rgree
65 IA)ndon WaIl
London
EC2M STU
SOLICIT¥)RS
Fleet Place House
2 Place
Holb)rn Viaduct
EC4M 7RF
BANKERS
Arbuthnot House
7 Wilson Street
London
EC2M 2SN

cstart Lives Ltd
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28 Feb
The tru8tc£s who are also d]r*￿r5 of the charity for the PWFM)ses of the Companies Act 2LN)6, pr￿￿t their report with
the fiTwi¢iai statements of the charity for the year ended 28 Febnwy 2022. The trustees have adopted the provisions of
Accountin¥ and Reportkns by Charities.. StatemeTrt of Recornmended Practice wlieable to charities prepgring their
accounts in aceordan¢e with the FiDth¢ial R¢porting Standard 8pplicabl¢ in the UK aThJ RepubliG of Ireland (FRS 102)
(effective l January 2019).
0￿EC￿[vEs AND ACTMTIES
Objectives ATJN$
Restart L¥vr5 Ltd (commonly known 85 RESTART} registered with the Charity Commission in March 2009
(Charity no. 1128848). Driven by Christian v31ues and generously SUPTX)rted by over 180 Volun￿[4 w¢ support curT¢nt
a[￿ horncle￿ people in London. RESTART is a largely volunteer-run charity that seeks to relieve poverty
amon8St current and fomw homeless thd Ion8-terni u￿mployed men 4t￿ Wome￿ irrespective of their g¢nder. etI￿leIty
or faith.
The Chgrity's governing dc¢U￿t e5tsblishes the fvity's iijjects &8 follows..
a) Th¢ relief of w)verty through the provision of hou5Èng ajkl th aroenities and services;
b) The advancement of education World-￿nde on issu&$ relating to ￿VertY, ciiizenship and ¢0Mnll￿ty d¢v¢lOp￿*￿t. 8ThJ
c) Furtherance of the c￿lIable of the Charity by the advancelnent of such other charitsble purpose5 #s thE
Tr￿teeS Shall from time to time decide.

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for the Year Ended 28 Feb
2022
OWECTIVES AND ACllVITILS
Slgllificant actAviti¢s
Our overriding goal is to help Lknrylon's IM)n]eltss tKeak the wle of homdesst*5s and dwiT. mtsve from the Str¢¢ts.
confront the tssues ob5trneting their fu￿￿e* end return to as empowffe41 resiliwrt human b¢ing5- PTefe]7bly in
employment and living independently in their owi I￿￿ne$.
Operating frotn the base of SL Columba's Chuwh in Knightsbn.d￿ and with offices in s]K)r¢dItc￿ we support our
"guests" 14s w¢ always refer to thos¢ whom work) through our REGAfN prOgrarn￿ which ain￿ to help %￿sts
from across ￿lldOn tr> regain their lives by overeoming the baniers that IK>ld them back an¢ ftir those for whom this is
rrdlistic, ￿tImatelY by progre&8in8 into OT into re8ular. ¢ottthiitsJ volunte¢rin8 and srfurin8 a home of their owtL
We provide..
- a weeHy dropin at St. Columba's chU￿h in ￿1¢h we offer foo¢ onergency aid, 8en¢ra] support and a ￿1￿MIng.
nOTrjud8Ment￿ cotntnuThity;
. ￿e$S to counselling and psych￿. to temporary aCc(M￿n and to pusona] mentoring" a work.readiness
programme and referrdls into trainin& apprenticeships and
- 5UPPOrt in accessing pemwient housing; and
- orjce a guest is in work and living their honK an opp(rnity to voluotett at weekly dropin orelse 8 mentor.
The REOAIN programn￿ h&$ evolv¢d year on year sin￿ the charity w&8 fouM1￿ in 2011. Initially we delivered only a
we¢kly dropin offering a welcoming comJnunity. advice and a hot Sinee therL our activities have been
strategically developAI Under the umbrella of the REGAtN progr
Und¢rpIt￿ln8 the pr{Wamn￿'S deY¢lopmem are COnVi￿lOn5 thaL'
- the provision of f￿1 tempor8ry 5heher is ao Amportant startin8 poith in me¢iing b￿lC needs but its¢lf it will not
cre4t¢ traAsfom7abonal chan8e;
. any effective response to hom¢lessne&8 address root eaw {Th)t jwst symptonts) by seektng to addre￿ mental
health igsues and to pronM)te positive wellbeing.,
for many homeless and women l¢)ng4emi sth%tainable employment is the Optim￿ route towards leadin8 a
fulfilling. independent life. while for thosc for whom ernploytt￿nt is noi yet realistic a commitment to
Yolunteer on a regular b8Si5 and be a constructive WDtributor to sxiety is 8150 a positive a￿j fvlfilling developm¢nL'
- there is far too much duplication alld inefficiew across the horneless sector; and
- rf dynamic impact 15 t(F b¢ made. we rn1￿ work collaboratively and str4tegicaily with other Iiktrmlnd￿ orsani5ations
detem)irted to deliver dynarnic change.
Led by our prof¢&sional team ond supported by voluntm ow REGAtN program￿ is delIve￿j with support from
prof¢5sional psychotherdpists and counsellor& from Si. Columba's Church In Knightsbrid8a from other churches. faith
groups ar￿ so¢ially4riven OWdnisatiort4 other lo￿ knmele55 ch8rities (including Bus¢s 4 Home1¢$5, Gl&8s Door and
St. Cuthbert's Centre ch¢15￿ & KeASiWts). Tr program￿ offers a stn￿tUrcd pathway along which guests ean
progr¢5s in their endeavour5 10 lead a fulfillin& Independe￿ life awdy from IKJm¢le5snes
Publit benefit
The TnJste¢s have referrcd to the ￿lda￿¢¢ offered by the Clwity Conmiission in reviewing ain￿ and objeetives and in
planning activities. In partiwlar. the TTU5tees Consider TrK)w planned activities wll c<)ntribute th the aims and objectiv¢s
a￿d they ensurc that these a¢tÉvities are carried out for the ptthlir benefit by d¢liverin8 services 4r¢ vaiued by our
]nernb¢r5 and enablr those with r¢spoLsibility in th¢ Sec￿ to develop and adopt best prdctice.

R start Lives Ltd
rt of the Trustees
for the Y Ended 28 Feb
2022
ACHIEVEMEKf AND PERFORMANCE
Charitabl¢ a¢tlvitles
Whil¢ th¢ impact of Covid-19 on RESTART'S opuatiorts between March 2021 atyj FeW 2022 not nwly as
scvere as irt the previous yw. it nonetheless Continued to have effe¢t
A5 4 ¢OnSeq￿nce of th¢ PaTKlemic. we in¢vitabty losl contart T￿th a good numtr¢r of guests Mtho had eitkr drifted away
or ¢15¢ moved away from Lortdon. During parts of the year w¢ were required to deliver socially4Jistanced a¢tivitie5
wlu¢h fifv limited the number of guests with whom could fvlly eTtgage.
Nonethelw in the 12 rtmmtt￿ between Marth 2021 and Febnw 2022 RESTART Iw%'.
Volunle¢rs
- sustsined a pool of 100 volunteers including 3540 who volunteer at le￿ once a rnonth either & th¢ Mrekly dropsn.
anivor as volunteer b¢fri¢nders and mentors.
- renewed OT implemented parnierships with key panners and rEfcrra] agen¢ies, includiE]g.'
St. Columba's churc￿ GlassDoor Charity. St Cuthbert's Centre, Buse54Homes 999 Club in Deptr￿, City HaTvtsL
The Junior League, The Prei Foundation. House of St Barnabts. Conrtection CMV. The Beyond F¢)od Foundatio
Kensington & Chelsea Volunteer CThelsea L1ix￿, Only a Pavemenl Away. Change Pleas¢ ￿ Radic4] Recruits.
Dropin
served hot meals and provided wider iEJfiml SUFVOrt tty alMJUt 300 unique iM1TirydU￿ guests on Fridays at St
Columba's Church to hn avera8e of 70 a week.
T¢mporary Accommodation
. supported 9 glltsts ilrto tomp￿ aCCom￿on.
c￿WOrk, Mentorin8 and Cow15¢11in8
- eng&ged with and sUPPOrted 56 individual in EThJivid￿l fa¢ilitating support with tD and b¢n¢fit% IT
5UPPOrt and in signp)￿l￿g to other servi
. fa¢ilitaied atml fillmled ¢(￿]11n8 prosraEn￿￿ f￿ 4 8utsL% aThl
- s￿laIned or established 10 mentoring rel*lot￿]ps.
Work Readine￿ Trninin8 & Employment
- engageil 21 individual guESts in Employability trdinkng and oth¢r work-readiness pro￿¢. 8￿j
- facilitated training and apprenticeships or supporte(I lo guests inio full-time ¢mplovmenL
P¢M￿nent ACcomm￿jati0n
- supported 4 guests into p¢mJaneffl ac£omThtho

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2022
FINANCIAL REVIEW
RESTART recorded of £1 11.850. an increase of £I¢VJ,518 on the rKar br¢4k-even surplu5 of £2,332 for
2020121.
Total income increased from £133,240 to £241,835 with the Incre￿ bein8 due lo being able to hold a well-5UPPOrt&l
'Sleep Out, ￿ndrd1$lll￿ event in November 2021 similar to that which fy)ok plaee pr￿pandemIC in Dtternber 2019. This
attr4rted individual alld wrporate donatioAs amounting to around £120.0(l). ￿thOUgh (k)wn on th¢ prevÉous year. grant
income amounted to nearly £90.000 from a wid¢ ran8e of fund¢rs and rnost of this wa5 unr¢stricted in its use. D¢tsils of
graftts receiY¢d are ¢ontatn¢d in Not¢ 2 to the FinanGial St*¢rnents on pag¢ 12.
OY¢rdll expenditure of £129,985 w&% ￿ a simtlar level to the previou5 ye8r with both years. activities impa¢ted
sornewhat by Covid-19 restrictions as describeij above. A Full ycar of a sett]d staff organi5ats.on obviated the ne￿ for
any fr¢elan¢e manage]￿nt and athninistrnion resource. Expendibjre h&5 been a]located to ￿trIC*d fimds reccived
during according to the ¢onditiotL% of the granty this included staff development co*s being fillmled by a generous
individual donation nHde by a tr￿¢.
The suc¢¢ssful fundraising efforf5 during the year have resulted in an hist(Yically high level ofres¢rv¢s of £166,701 that
provide longer-temj 5eturity of support for the thrity's ben¢fi¢iwies aThJ provides ¢onfidence to plan for
d¢velopments ahea(L &$ O￿lined below.
PLANS FOR THE FUTURÉ
As reported above, 2021122 Mys 8 hI￿ty swc￿fvI year in tenA5 of fiJn¢lraisin& meaning that th¢ dwity has fo
itself in a position to invest carefulty in capacity aThl in othtt resour￿ In May 2022. tlr Tn￿te9 UTKlert(K)k a Strategy
Review winciding with the arrival of a new Chair but also with the petiding depath ofthe ch￿ity'S Chief Executiv¢.
The Outcome of thr Review is in eff¢¢t ￿usine&S as u5uai- but with delivery enhanced by additional staffing capacity
and the d¢velopment of new prownmes. Onc¢ the new Chief Executive h&s been ap￿)Inted and has become familigr
th the charity's programmes. their fc*us will be on impleTh￿t￿¥tiort and levera8ing the voluntecrs to i￿rease
RESTART'S capacity to deliver the strategy. In the rne4titin￿. remain fo¢used on achieving similar out¢om¢s to
those rtported earlier in thi.s re
STRucfuRE. GOVERI¥ANCE AND MANAGEMENr
Governing do¢umeDt
Registered origina]Iy &5 knell Foundation. Chartty is regi5tera as a charitsble company limited by 8uaTantee
(registered number 6807567) and 15 govem¢d by its Memorat)dum and Articles of A$s￿lation. The Charity is regist¢T
with the Charity Commission (re8iSt¢red numb¢r 11288481 and was estsbj1sh￿ i)n 2 February 2009 for the rnain
purp)se of the wistance of hou%less people. It does not have thare c2pitst. cannot toy dividends and must utilise all its
funds to fvfther its ststd Charitable obiettive
The Charity has ￿ share capitsi. Membets of the Charitsble 8wantee to contribute att am(Mlltt not exceeding
£1 each to the a55ets of the Charity in the event of winding up.
Recrnltment aDd #ppointmer&t of n¢w trn5te
The Bowd of Tn￿tte5 &5 a b￿JY th¢ power kn appoint new Tr￿slees. There rn￿￿t ￿ a miniw of three at any one
time in line with the Articles of Asso¢iAtion. Those ￿ served as TrtL$t￿5 durin8 the year were:
Sonya Leydecker (Chair from 28 February 2022)
Marina Abel-smith
Anand Dani
Nicholas Gandon (CThair to 28 Febrw 2022)
Peter Gibbons
Andr¢w MarslMII- opp)inted 10 o￿ober 2021
Rob¢rt Mi115
David Pyle
Jenna Soame
Mark Veldon

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dir¢dion of the clwity and ryifi¢ current Nicola Miller held the ￿5]tIOn of Chief Exeallive througbout
MTorking alongside volulltee
Induetlon gAd tr*ithg Df new truste04
Inforn￿tIoll about ttwt¢e training an& in the vtew of the TnLSt¢c& Imve enough kth)wledge of their specific field to
Tnffjtrf$ tnay claim for re￿Onab￿ (as by an a8teed NJ11￿) ID the Cb&titys
Equ*llty ofOpwrtllDIty
RESTART is Committed to a p)licy of ¢qual foT cu￿10YeeS voluntem and to ertsuring within the
Rtsk m•DAgement
. ¢ff¢¢tive management of guests. mitigated by training for staff and volulltecr5"
. r¢t¢nlion of active Volwit￿ nllti8ated by ¢larifying roles aThl eXp￿￿tio￿$ and by w*itive ij]aiMge
ob]i88tions'
. the continued s4Jport of SL ColunthA'S Ch￿￿. Mi¢1￿ by to 8ustsin att trwting relatiothip and to
V S Leydecker.

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202
The trLMttS (who are also direth of Restsn Lives for the pwposes of ¢ompany law) are Tesponsible for
pr¢parin8 th¢ Report of the Trusttts and the financial sralements in accordance with applicable law aJ¥l United Kingdorn
Accounting Standards (United Kingdom Generally A¢￿pted Ac¢ountin8 Practice) including Finft¥LCia] lieporting
Standard 102 "The Financial RepJrtin8 StAttdard appli¢ablc th¢ UK and Republic of Ire14nd"
Company law requires the trustees to prepa￿ fin*￿19] slatwwts for eaeh financial year which 8iv¢ a true and fair view
of the state of affairs of the charitable company al￿ of th¢ in¢omin8 r¢sourC￿ and application of resource5, including
the income and ¢xp¢nditure. of the charitable conwy fv that pttiod. In pffeNing thos¢ fjnanciat statements, the
trust¢es are required to
select suitable acco￿ting policies and then apply them coL%ist¢ntiy:
observe the methods and principles in the Chariry SORP.
make judgements 8￿j c5tirna*$ that are rea9)nable aTKI pr￿[¢
prepare th¢ financial ststements the goÉn8 ¢0￿¢M b&sis unlc&s it is inappropriate to preswne that th¢ elwit4bl¢
will continu¢ in business.
The trustees ar¢ ffspoTh8ible for keepin8 proper accowlting record8 whith disclos¢ with reasonable a￿UraCY at any ttme
th¢ financial position of the charitable cornpany and to q￿ble them to ensure that the fin2ncial statements comply
th¢ Compani¢s Act 2006. They Bre also res￿)nSible for safeguarding the a&sets of the chaTitsble company and h¢n¢¢ for
taking reasonable srteps forthe prevention and detection of fraud and other trre8ularitie5.

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Restart Lives L
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llldependertt fxAminer's report to the trustees of Rest8rt lives Ltd {'tbe Compally.)
I report to th¢ charity trustees on my exami￿0￿ of th¢ accounts of the Company for the year ended 28 February 2022.
Re5ponsibllitles and basis of report
As the charity's tn￿¢¢$ of the Company [3￿j akn its dirthT5 for the purp)w of Com￿Y law) you reSpo￿81b1¢ for
th¢ prePar￿10Th ofthe accourtts in a¢¢ordance WLth the requireTnents of the Comp&rties Act 2(M)6 (Xhe 2006 Ad).
Having satisfied myself that the accounts of the Cornpony are Mi required to be audited under Part 16 of th¢ 21M)6 A
and art ¢ligible for ind¢p¢nd¢trt examinatio[4 I reFM)rt in respe¢t of try exarnination of your charity'5 accounts as csnied
out under s¢¢tion 145 of the Charities ALt 2011 fthe 2011 A¢V). In e￿ing out my exami￿0￿ I have followed the
Direciions given by the Charity Commi&8ion uThl¢r section I45(5) (b) of the 2011 A¢¢.
IndepeD&ent examillevs $t¥ten*ttt
I hav¢ COEnpleted my examinalion. I wnfirm that matter5 have c4)me to my attention in ¢onnection with the
exarnination gllvin8 me caus¢ to believe:
a￿Ounting records were not kept in respect ofthe Company as requtred by s¢¢¢ion 386 of the 2006 Aci. or
the a¢¢ounts do not accord with those records; or
the accounts do not comply with th¢ 8¢counting reqUirem￿ts of stttion 396 of the 2006 Act irther than any
TequiT¢m¢ni the accounts Bive a true and fair vi¢wwhi¢h is not a Thk4tt¢r ¢oosideffd &8 part of an independent
examination- or
the accounts have E￿t been prepard in accordancc with the method5 and wincipl¢s of the StAtement of
Recommended Practire for accounting 3TMI reporting by chaFiti¢s (applicable to charities preparing their a¢¢ounts
in aceordance with thc Financial Reportiog Standard appliizble in the UK and Republic of Ircland (FRS 102)).
be drawn in this ￿P)rt in orderlo eJ]able a proper uDderstsnding of the awounts to be re4ched.
Jas Bal FCA
Instilute of Chartered A¢¢owitants in England and Walcs
Evergreen
Chartered Accountants
65 London Wall
IA)ndon
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Ststement of Financial Activities
for the Y Ended 28 Feb
28.2.22
Totsl
28,2.21
Total
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Notes
INCOME AND ENDOWMENTS FROM
Donatio]LS and lega¢ie5
224,703
17.094
241.797
133.218
Investmem itwme
38
38
22
Tot•1
224,741
17.094
241.835
133.240
EXPENDITURE ON
Raising fi￿d5
847
6.847
7.975
Ch8rlt#ble activitles
Charitable activities
iOS.994
17.144
123.138
122.933
Tot*1
111841
17.144
129,985
130.908
NET INCO￿lE1{ExPENDrrURE)
Ill.9￿)
(50)
111.850
2.332
RECONCILIATION OF FUNDS
TotAI futtds brought fomrd
49,931
4.920
54.851
52.519
TOTAL FUNDS CARRIED FORWARD
161.831
4,g70
166,701
54,851
CONTINUING OPERATEONS
Pa8¢ 9

Llves
20
28.2.22
Totsl
28.221
Total
CURRElYt ￿ssE75
Dcbtots
C&sh in Iw
li
167.712
4.￿0
172582
67.324
172.712
4.870
177582
67,324
CREDTfoRS
12
{IOJ81)
(10.881)
{12.473)
161.831
4.870
166.701
54.851
161331
4.￿0
166.701
54,851
NET A&SETS
161.831
4.870
166.701
54.851
13
Unrestricted fillKLg
161.831
4.870
49.931
4,920
166.701
54.851
The ¢haritable conwany is entitled to exenyti(m fmm a￿lIt utthr Section 477 of the CoD¥¥anies kn 21M16 for the ye4r
ended 28 F¢bnwry 2022.
The nymbers have not required the obthin att ti￿lt of its fin￿￿lA1 for the year emded
28 Febnw 2022 in ace0rdaa￿ Sertion 476 ofthe Cotiynies Act2fJ)6.
The trllste&4 acknovAedge their r¢swI￿￿]lItieS for
(a)
ensuring th&t the ¢harAtabE¢ Cotnpw kws a¢￿￿ting rccorth that with SwtiOn5 386 aThl 387 of the
Companies Act 21x16 ar
Ib) preparing fill2￿101 ststements 7*hich give a tn* view of the State of affairs of the ch*it&ble ¢oroany
at the end of each fillw￿la1 year and of its swplus or thfi¢it for eacb fiDEncial year in accor￿ with th¢
requir￿ts of S¢ctioDS 394 and 395 atrj vA)ich cornply with the of the Companies A¢t
subject lo the sn]all con4Jatiies rewnje.
31..QQ¥OtuC.2O￿. wetc Si8Ded on its b¢h8lfby'
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Notes Èo the FinatKial Statements
for the Year Ended 28 Febru
22
ACCOUNTINC POLICIES
Ba8iy of preparing the financlal ststemellts
Th¢ financial ststements of the charitable cOm￿ly. which is a public benefit entity wJ(kr FRS 102, have been
ptepared in a￿OrdanCe with the Cljarities SORP (FRS 102) 'Ac¢(yJntin8 and Reporting by Charitie5'. Statement
of Recommended Practice appli¢able to charities prepAring their accounts in accordance with the Financial
Rep)rttng Standard applicable io the UK ar￿ Republi¢ of Ireland (FRS 102) [eff￿tiVt l January 2019).,
Financial R¢p)rting Standard 102 Financial R4x)rtin8 Stsndard applicable in the UK and Republkc of
Jreland, and th¢ Companies A¢t 2006. The fi￿n¢la1 ststemerts hive been prepared utyjer the historicd cost
conventioft.
Flnattcial repDrtlug st*nd*rd lff2- redueed dix1o5•rn exemptio￿3
The charitable ¢ompany has tsken Adv3ntsge of the following disclosu￿ exemptions in prep8rin8 these financial
statetnents. 45 P¢rnlitted by FRS 102 lThe Fi￿ar￿181 R¢￿tIng Standard applicable in th¢ UK and Jiwblic of
Ireland,:
the requiremenLY of Section 7 Stat¢nxrt of C&8h Flo
Incomt
All in¢ome is reco8nised in the Statemert ofFinancial Activities once the ch8rity entitlen*nt to the futth. 1¢
1$ probable that the i￿ome will be received aDJ the a￿U￿t can be reliably.
ExpenOitUTe
Liabilities are recognised as exp¢naitur¢ as swn &s th¢r¢ is a le8a] or ￿nsI￿￿tlY¢ obligation committing th¢
charity to that txpenditur4 i¢ is probable that a tyansfrr of economic benefits will be required tn settlement pnd
the atrM)unt of the oblig￿10￿ can be rne4Wr￿ reliably. Expukliture is aCc0th￿ for on an aeen]als basis arKI has
been clas5ifsed under l*adings that aggregatt all c¢)5t relat￿ to the L*gory. Where costs CaEmOt ￿ directly
attributed to partiCLLlar beadin￿ they have been ailocatrd to a¢tiviti¢s on a 1*515 COllSiStent with the use of
TAxAtIo
Th¢ charity is ¢xempt from corporation tax on its clw&table activitie
Fund ￿cco¥￿tt￿g
Unr¢5tri¢lrd fistmls be used in the ¢lwitabk objectiv¢s * the discretion of the tru&tees.
Restrirted fl￿dI Can only be uscd for particular restri¢t¢d purrA)ses within the objects of the charity. R¢strirtions
i5e when spttified by the donor or when are rdis¢d for p8rticu]ar resttictrd putP05¢&
Furth¢r explanation of the nth]re and purpose of each fund is included in the notes to the fin8n¢iai statsment8.
Pension t05ts and oth¢r post-retiremeBI bepellts
The charitable compony eontribute5 to a wDrk plaee pension sd*rne ¢)n behalf of its ¢ligible en4)loyees.
Contributions payable to the pe￿IOn scheme 8re rharged to the profit Ioss 8¢COUllt in the period to which
they r¢late.
Staff and support eosts
Strff and freelance ¢ontrathor costs are attri1)￿￿ to aL#ivities b￿d on oftime SPEnt by petson on
each a￿1vity.
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Lives Ltd
Notes to the Finanrikj Ststements- contit)
for the Yrar E
28 Feb
2022
DONATIONS AND LEGACILS
28.2.22
28.2.21
DDnations and le84¢ies
Itrkind support
Grdnts
159.263
600
81.934
21.576
5.789
105.853
241.797
133,218
Unrestricted donatiOA8 receiv￿ duringthe ye4r Inc1￿le..
- Individual donattons through Virgin Motw arKI Ju&GIVi￿ £117.723
- Other. t￿lUdIng Gift Aid-. £33,840
REStricted donatiotLS received during th¢ year include:
. I￿1vIdual donation: Staff dcvclopTMll ISL) £7.700
In-kind support repres¢rts £6W being the value of 20 tents wwlied free of djarge by Sl¢¢p Pod.
Grants received are as follows:
Unrestrided: Lloyds Bank FOU￿18tiOn £25.IXK). Garfield Weston Foundgtion £15.(K>O. Alix Partners £8,540
John Coates Charitable trust £5.0(H), PcwsulA FoUnd￿lOn £S,000. Draper5' CharitAble Fund
£5.000. BEaV￿￿o￿k Fol￿dation £5.CW, Souw Charifable Tn￿t £3,000, BKL Fouttdation
£1.￿0
RutriGtEd: Royal Borou￿ of Kensington & a￿l$ca£&I20 (thre¢ ￿). Individual donation £7,700,
Kensington & Che15ca Foundation £1,000. St. Columb8's Church £274
INVESTMENT INCOME
28.222
28.221
Interest receiv¢d
38
Raising don*tio•8 8nd leg8eies
28.2.22
28.2.21
Stsff costs
Fundraisirjg ex￿Lse$
5,350
1.497
7.975
6,847
7.975
Fundrnising ¢xpense5 relateth the Sleep Out eveth and oTrIl￿ donmtion servi¢e fees.
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N￿e$ lo the Financial Sthiements-
for the
Ertdtd 28 Feb
2022
CHAIUTABLE ACTIVITIFS COSTS
Direct
Costs (see
not¢ 6)
ChaTitsble adivities
123.138
28.2.22
28.2.2
Staff costs
Redundancy
Fr¢¢lan¢e adrninistration
Rent & Utilities
Programn￿ atsd g¢n¢ral expe￿￿8
Food. chef & venu¢ expenses
Staff development
72,582
70.711
2,(M)O
5.467
9.(K)O
19.284
13,118
8.9SO
15,732
13.159
8.856
3.859
3J53
123,138
122.933
TRUSTEES, RKMUNERATION AI¥D BENEFITS
There were no trust¢es' remumtion or boKfits for the year ended 28 F¢b￿￿ry 2022 (2021.. nil).
Trn5ttts' ex￿￿9¢$
There weTe no tnLsiees' ex￿￿e$ for ye4r eThkd 28 February 2022 (2021: nil).
STAFF COSTS
Staff costs relat¢ to staff ¢n￿lOYed by the charity at)d exclud¢ freelance wntractoys.
The &Yerage monthly numkr of anployees durin8 the year was os foll
28.2.22
28.2.21
No ernployees received emDIU￿￿TIrS in excess of ￿.[￿.
Th¢ of freelat]ce contraetor5 £4.494 for Dropin session Chef c&terin8 s¢rvi¢¢s.
(2021: £10.207 for progrdrnnk tmla￿ll1 and eatering services)
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Restart Lives Ltd
Notes to the Financial Statements- continu
COMPARATIVES FOR THE STATEMENT OF FANANCIAL ACIIVITIFS
Unrestricled Restricted
funds
To(a]
fvnds
tNCOME AND ENiX)WMENTS FROM
Donations gnd legacies
54.953
78.265
133,218
Inv￿t[ne￿I inwm¢
22
Totsl
54.975
78.265
133,240
EXPENDrruRE ON
Rai5in8 fund5
7,975
7,975
Ch8titabl¢ •ctiviti¢
Charitsble a¢tivi¢ies
38J38
84.595
122,933
Tot#1
46.313
84,595
130,908
T tNCOMEI{EXPENDrruRE)
8.662
(6.330)
2J32
RECONCILIATION OF FUNDS
Total futtds brnught fonw*rd
41.269
1250
52,519
TOTAL FUL¥DS CARIUED FORWARD
49,931
4,920
54,851
io.
SHARE CAPtFAL
The clympany has no share (¥its] being limitrd by gwantee. The gwantors ￿11] contribute a maximum of £1
exh in the event of a liquidsti¢)n.
DEBTORS: AMOUNTS FALLING DUE wTfHIN ONE YEAR
28.2.22
28.2.21
Trade debtors
5.000
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Restart Lives L
Notes to the
inancial Statetwts- contk
for the Ycar Ended 28 Feb
2022
11 CREDrroRS: AMOUM5 FALLING DUE WIThIN ONE YEAR
282.22
28.2.21
Social security and other l&xes
Other creditors
Accnmls and deferred i
3,146
4,885
2.850
3,197
3,019
6.257
10.881
12,473
13.
MOVEMENf IN FUNDS
Net
At
28.2.22
At 1.3.21
in fl￿dS
U￿r￿trIcted
Unrestricted
49.931
111.9
161.831
Restricted fullds
Kestrided
4.920
(50)
4.870
TOTAL FUNDS
54,851
111.850
166.701
Net n￿vement in fuTKl¥ included in thiv¢ ure as follow
Inc4)ming Resources MovemeN
ex￿ed in funds
Unrestrleted funds
Untrstrict
224.741
(112.841)
111.9
Restrict¢d funds
Restrithd
17.094
(17,144)
(50)
TOTAL VUNDS
241.835
{129.985)
111.850
Comp*rgtlves for Th￿VemEnt ID fvpd$
Net
nM)YenKm
At
292.20
At
28.2.21
Uttrtstrict¢d fwids
UnTestricted
41269
,662
49.931
Rutrieted
RestriGtEd
11,250
(6J30)
4,920
TOTAL FUNDS
52,519
1332
54.851
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tart Lives Ltd
Notes to the Financial Sts*ments-
for th¢ Y¢ar Ended 28 Febru
202
ntinued
13.
MOVEMENT IN FUI¥DS- ¢ontinu
Comparntiv¢ net m0ven￿nt in fi￿d3. included in the above ar¢ as follows:
Incoming
Resources Movement
expended
in fvnds
Unrestrlcted funds
Unrestri¢ied
54.975
(46,313)
8,662
R￿tricted fvnds
Restri¢ted
78265
{84,595}
(6J30>
TOTAL FUNDS
133.240
(130.908)
2J32
A current year 12 montks and prioryear 12 moffllLS combined F¥Jsition is a5 follo￿.
Net
At
29.2.20
At
28.2.22
in funds
Unrtstrieted funds
Unrestricted
41269
120.562
161,831
Restrleted funds
11.250
(6.380)
4,870
TOTAL FUNDS
52.519
114.182
166,701
A current year 12 months and prior y¢ar 12 combintyj net movenKnt in fimd& included in the above are
Ls follows..
in fvndg
Unrestrietsd fllndg
Unrestrided
279.716
(159.154)
120,562
Restricted fuDdi
95.359
(101.739)
(6,380}
TOTAL FUNDS
375,075
(260,893)
114.182
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sLtd
totheFi
cial Stat¢ments- continued
for the Year E ded 28 Fe
2022
14.
RELATED PARTY DISCithUR
With ¢ffect from l March 2020, Ms. Olivia Pyle. the dau8htei of Mr. David Pyl¢ who was appointed a$ a
Trustre on 18 May 2019, ap￿)intrd in a fvIl-ti￿£ Prownme Monger role. Mr. Pyle did not participate in
the Board of Trustee's thision to appotnt her Mr any stsbwuent disc1￿10n$ regardin8 M& Pyle's
remuneration.
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Live5 Ltd
Detailed Ststement ofFin
Ended 28 Feb
cial Aaiviti¢5
2022
28.2.22
28.2.21
INCOME AND £NI)OWMENTS
DO￿￿tionS legAeies
Donations and l¢ga¢i¢s
In-kind support
Grants
159.263
6(N)
81,934
21,576
5,789
105,853
241.797
133.218
lTrvestment intome
Interest received
38
22
Totsl In¢omiRg resou￿¢5
241.835
133.240
EXPENDrruRE
Rai5illg don&tloDS and leycies
Wages & bonus
Social security
Employ¢r pension contributions
Fundraising ¢xpeDS¢5
4.970
213
167
1.497
7,386
484
105
6.847
7.975
Charitable activiti<4
Wa8es & bonus
Social security
Employer pension contributions
Redundancy
F.re¢lanGe adtninistratio
Rent & utiliti¢s
Prograrnme and generdl expenses
Food. chef & V¢EW¢ ¢XP¢J]ses
Staff development
Accountancy
68,130
2,426
2.026
66.163
2,453
2,095
2.000
5,467
9,000
19.284
13.118
8.950
15,732
13.159
8,856
3.859
3.353
123,138
122.933
Totsl resources expended
129.985
130,908
Net income
111,850
2,332
This pge does ￿0t forrn part ofthe statutory fil￿nCIal sthtsT
Pag¢ 18