Company resisti￿lon number. 07000073
Ch￿lty registration number. 1133182
ADVOCACY FOR NEUROACANTHOCYTOSIS PATIENTS
TRUSTEES, REpoiYf AIYD
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2025
Orcadia
1.3 E&8tRo#d
Kirkw811
KW15 IHZ

AdV￿¢y For N¢uToaeanthoeytosts Patients
ConteDts
Page
Tru5tees' Report
IndepBnd¢ni Examinerfs Report
Staternent of Financial Acttvities (]￿lUdIng Inm¢ and ExpenditureAccowit)
Comparative Statement of Fin8ti¢ialA¢tivi¢ies (in¢ludin8 Incijrne and ExpenditureAccount)
Balance Sheet
io
Not¢s to the Finoncid Suemertts

Thth, R¢port ForThe Ye*r Emled 31 Allimt 2•25
The tn￿te¢S present their rel￿rt and the fu￿¢]￿7 fortheyar ended 31 Au8USt 2025.
Objefdva MndAttlvltl#
TheAdvocacy for Namwtho¢ytosis htients benefits a group of around the world who suffer from two very rare
chronic Th￿0de8CMe￿tIV¢ c<mditions: VPS13A disease (￿￿1¢￿￿th￿05is) XK dige25t (M¢Leod Syndrome} that
often be8in in eorly adulthood and leav¢ p*ieoty wholfy depthdem on W¢ have n¢wly dia8n05¢d I potential patients
or thehr ftmilitt or evers from ail over the world who ¢onl￿t us result of starching for inforniation about VPS13A •nd
XK diseues. The woA&wide fi8urn is onty Spe￿￿1ve. it is likely to be •PPToxim8tsly J.000. TheAdvow with
pa¢ient 8roups for Huntinoon's disease neurodegen¢Tation with brnin accumulation (NBIA) that in¢lude5 PKAN. •
related disease that 4ff¢cts ¢hildr¢n. We we the only clwity in th¢ UK wppow those with the odult neuroacanthocytosis
(NA) discu￿.
The spe¢ific public benefit objKtiveJ of thÈA4fv0
. To pmmo¢e the Ph￿1￿ mmtaj IMIth Of of and their f•rnilieJ throu￿ th¢ provi$lon
of supm education Pr￿1￿¢11 ￿ViCe.
. To adv•K¢ th¢ ¢dU￿tIl￿ of health ￿)f¢S￿l0￿￿ •lld the 8oDernl public in all arem NA*yDdromu,
Th¢ ¢ru5te¢s confimi that they have Compli￿ with the of S¢ction 17 of th¢ ChwltleA Act 2011 to ha￿ due
t¢wd to th¢ Charity Commiuion's 4uidan¢e on publi¢ benefiL
A¢hl¢vemeDts And P•rhn*aDee
ID Aehley￿￿¢llts
•Tltsble #¢tlvltl•s
Prnmothii •nd prnirttl#i the pbyglul ind meDtAI hulth •)f its(f•ron of NA￿ldr￿mM And thetr fAmlUu thrnuzb th•
prvvhlon of 1uppo￿ eduutlou lod pr*etk•l a•Jvl
l) Irt Novembw 2024. Febru￿ and July 2025 ￿ published ow trnMldt¢r that th¢ of A eomrnunity by
sharin8 patient eyiences and information that may be of pri¢tikrnl help ￿ the d¢bilitslin¥ symptom$ that Affect patients.
be8inrtin8 in etrly adulthLN)d and le•vin8 patients wholly dependent on c•r¢rs. (hr di￿rt eontad with the f•mili4s of newly
dia8nosed hu encournged people WI￿ othffwise feel c4xnplthly isolated by this Y¢ry r￿¢ diseue.
2) Patients h*v¢ #dded their stOTieA to the Mul￿1108￿1 websit¢ exwieoeos ofitiiny that have helped patients,
well-being and su￿¢$￿1 ￿y5 for patients 10 suP￿•rt r¢searth ¢0 find • therw. Through emiiL phone and personAI
mmunity.
3} The Advo¢4¢y siiiwts the now VPS13 be]d ArA8iD8 from the 10th Symposiwn in Morch of 2021 the
inkrnation8] Community of ¢linici•rh& seietttists families de￿1￿% with VPS13A di5¢•5¢ ￿1 XK dis¢w, ￿PectIVelY* the
Advow ￿rtInueS th¢ q)Dvtt>￿ by supJ>thtio8 *)d pMbli¢isin8 th¢ virtiwl ffj¢¢tin& Foyr n¢w Fonuns ￿ve been held
this y¢•r.
(krniany. The test is fre¢. Since 2006 over p*tients have the dia8n05ti¢ test in duplioK which ensures the
Accurjry of the Westem blo¢1¢￿ (r¢thwl fals¢ psitives).
Adv*llelttz the •dtyt*tlon ofbellth prnfoMlo•th •md the ym¢r41 In All *ras rtlAtl4 to tteuroAe*nthOeyto￿&

AdYo¢a¢y For Neuro8unthoeyto8ls P#tittits
TTYStees' Report (eoDtlnued)
F•TThe Year Ended 31 Auwigt 2025
MalnAtbitvements- eontiDued
l) The 12th global NA Symp)$ium was plonned for September 2025 in Laus￿ Switzerlon(L Scientific and patient-
oriented sessions will be held over three days.
2) The Advocacy continues to sUp￿rt tho ¢mtion of an international patient re8i5ty in which consistent hi5torie5 of
onymous. diagnosed patients w be studied and eventsally b¢ a source of l¥￿id*S for trials. The existent NA
Registy is h05ted under the European Huntington Disease registry (EHDN). A separat¢ r¢gi5ty of VPS13A mutstions is
hosted within the open.access Leiden Open Variation Database (LOVD).
3) Th¢ third Glenn Irvin¢ Priz¢ is to be preseDt¢d at the 12th Symposiym. The Calendar of the process to find the winner
ontinually being coordinated by the Advo¢w. consultants and re5¢a￿l￿s. This prize is both a rewaTd for excellent Wotk
and intended to ¢n￿Urage fvrther work in th¢ study ofNA $yndrom¢5.
Financial Revlew
Fin#ntial Positio
Th¢ charity end￿ the year wlth resery¢s at 31 Au8USt 2025 of £41.133. The Euro ae¢owit has been Closed and had no
*)utstanding balance. The charity de$iwba¢¢s funds spe¢ifi¢Ally for any grants where r¢s¢#rch has already Commen￿1.
Reserves Polley
The Advocatys poli¢y is lo commit its full resowcw to its educational and r¢5earch work each year. The Clwity Ims v
limited expenses as th¢ WO￿ 15 done by one hll tim¢ paid staff and volunteer4 all using home offirx f￿llities.
Golni Coneern
Futsr¢ Pl*ns
The chartty plans to ¢tsntinu¢ to focus on:
l) Communicating with patients and their families through personal contact by email. sori41 media channe15. phon4 visits
#nd through the website to inc￿*￿e the ¢ommuni¢&tion bett¥een patients, families. W¢ will ￿ntInue to bring n¢ws of
d¢veloping th¢rapi¢s such as deep brain stimulation and to present the opportunity for patt¢nts to help with blood and tissu¢
don#tion5 forexpanding research. Patients, families ￿ eXch￿Se messages of experiences and wn¢¢rn.
2} Pmidin8 SUPP)rt for cornmuni¢ation and tissue a¢quisition to the rel#¢￿ research at RostocK Veron4 Milan. Stony
BrooL Mount Sinai Michigan universities.
3) Pmmoting and supporting new $cientifi¢ T¢S¢a￿h. We ￿ept 8i¥nt ￿queSts on an ad-hoc basis pnd ¢Yaluatethem through
th¢ ReseArch Advisory Committee IRACI.
4) Makittg fvture provision in its research 8rnnt ¢onditi¢)ns to ¢ontti?ue to en¢oura8¢ collaboration between re*trch¢
81obally workin8 in th¢ lipidomics field and other relevanl areas as they emer8e.
5) Continuing to expgrtd registy development in conjuttction with newer oppoi*inities in the field and to coordinats with th¢
US Adv￿8¢Y.
6) L￿￿thing the next tall for the Glenn bviat Prize to encourage young resetrchers and 3¢i¢ntists to work in nre dise8se
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T￿￿t*￿' Report (eontlnued)
ForTheYar ELded 31 Autust 2025
Gokng Coll¢•rn. tottthityed
71 Setting the Sympxjsiuw in locatioDs to encour•8e inter￿tIO￿ exch￿¢ of ideas and neiworking opportunities among all
particip￿lts. Young fa¢ulty 5th￿ents use the opp)rtimity to present th¢ir work dutillg the F￿ster sessiorts. The meetings
a]so ifford the scientists an OPWJTtsmity to m¢¢t Fiatients fi[st4W￿ - in lau58n￿. switzerl￿ in SEPtember 2025 and in
W&saw. Poland iti 2027. Patients 9]￿ family m¢Mi￿5 will ¥aiti hear the type of re5ear¢h BVEk ￿1¢￿ is owin8 the
AdV￿a¢y is supprtingthrough research grants.
8) Continuing to C4)mmunik7t¢ and shpre Inftim￿l￿ iyith the US Advow to ¢K￿d the efforts of fundrntsing.
communi¢atin8 with patients and providing 514>EKJrt for rese*th ptoje¢ts.
9) sea￿h1n¥ for with umbfflla aroup5 and t￿inEss¢$ willin8 to • th¢ ehtrity by e4)ntinuitt8 our
relationship WithA5P1￿ Bioscien¢4 Bexon and Eumth.
Structur& GoventhDte And Management
Governlng Do¢wD¢nt
mpany. limited by guarant¢e as defllKd by thr Compfini¢s Act 2006.
Trtsstee Selettion Mdbodj
New tru5tXs w¢ d¢ded sokly by the PTw¢nt tnty*es tntstees will Ix subj¢d to limited terns ofoffice.
There is one fvll time employ¢¢ who ￿nun¢UrCd on 3 May 2023.
Reference *nd Admillistr*th Drt*
Mr5 Niwla K¢at
Mr5 V]r8inia tryine
Miss Mary L¢igh.Wood
ProfessorAthi8n Danek
Mr Neil Prirx (resi￿ed 24109f2025)
DrP¢ter Mills
cOm￿nY Se¢re¢4ry
Mrs Vjrginia bvin¢
CbarltyNumb¢r
1133182
Comp*tty Ntymber
07000073

Advoea¢yForNeuroatalltboeytosis P#ti¢ntS
Trustees, Report (eonthilltd)
ForTheYeAr Ended 31 August 2025
ElldependeDt ExaDthier
Doris Hut¢hisott CA, A
Orcadia
1.3 East Road
Kirkwall
Orkn¢y
KW15 IHZ
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Advocacy For N¢urnxt8nthocytOSi8 P*tleDts
Tn￿*￿￿, Report (cO￿tinUed)
FOrTh¢y￿r Ended 31 Augu9t 2025
The tru¥tees' report was approved by the boArd of trnstee5 and Siv￿d on its b¢h41f by:
Mrs Virginia Irvin¢
Thwee
4 May 2026

Advo¢a¢y For N¢uroA¢Anthocyt0515 Patlents
tndtptttdent EMmltter'i Rop)rt to the Trusttts ofAdvo¢acy For Neurolu￿thOeyttys1$ Patieots
ForTho Year Ended 31 August 2025
I rwrt to the charity trustees on my examination of the accounts of the Company for the year ended 31 Augus¢ 2025.
Respowlbllltles *ttd BASIS of Report
As the ¢haTity tru5t¢¢5 of the Company (and also its dtrectors for the puryh)5e5 of Itwx you are responsibl¢ for the
pr¢paration of the a¢counts in N¢¢ordanc¢ with the ￿quIrements of the Companies Act 2006 (*he 2006Act'?.
Havin8 satisfied myself that the accounts of the COmp￿Y are not reqUI￿d to be audited Part 16 of the 2006 Art And are
¢ligibl¢ for Indep￿dent examination. I report irt respect of my examination of your ¢lMrity's #CCOUTLts 05 ￿led out under
Section 145 of the Charitie5 Act 2011 (tthe 2011 Acl.). tn canyin8 Out my examination I have followed the Directions given by
th¢ Charity Commission under section 145(5) (b) ofthe 2011 Ad.
Independe￿1 ExAmilltr's Ststewtht
I have completed my examina¢ion. I confinn that no mattets h&ve come tr* my attention in Comection wlth the examination
givin8 me Cause to believe=
. ￿COunting records were not kept in respect of th¢ Company as required by s¢¢tion 386 of the 21K16A￿ or
2. the ￿CoUnts do not accord with those Tecords. or
3. the accounts do not comply with the a¢¢ounting requirements of s¢¢tion 3% of the 2006 A¢t oth¢r than any
requirement that the aceounts 8Lve a and fair view which 1$ not a matter c4)nsidered as of #n independent
ex8minstion' or
4. the accounts have not been pr¢pared in accordance with th¢ methods ortd principles of th¢ S¢a¢em¢nt of Recommended
P￿tice for accounting snd r¢porting by charities applicabl¢ ¢0 Charities prep8rin8their#e¢ounts in a¢￿[dance with the
Finan¢i#l Reporting Stsnd8rd applicable in the UK and Republic of Ireland IFRS 102).
I have no conc¢rn5 and have come acro￿ no oth¢r matter5 in ¢onnection with the examination to which attention sI￿Uld b¢
drawik in this rem in orderto enable a proper￿￿¢[3¢1nd1ng of the accounts to b¢ reathd.
ris Hutchison CA. AfT
6 May 2026
1-3 East Road
Kirkwall
Orkney
KW15 IHZ
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Advoeaey For Neunmcanthorytosts P*tients
ststement ofFth*nelal Aetfvhles (Intludlts8 Income and ExpendlthrnAecount}
ForThe Year E￿ded 31 August 2025
2025
2024
Unrestrl¢ted R¢strl¢ted Totsl
funds
funds
funds
Total
Notss
INCOMEAND ENDOWMENTS FROM:
Donations And lewie5
Investments
65J98
3.000
65.398
5.268
45207
5.037
2268
68J98
2268
70.666
50244
EXPENDITURE ON:
Chtritable activitics:
Research Grants and Symposium
ckher Resources Expended
(8,147)
(38.428)
(8.147) 19.000)
(7(Xl) (39.128) (43,008)
(7(Kl) (47275) (52.008)
(46.575)
NET tNCOMEI(EXPENDITURE) BEFORE
INVESTMENTCAINSI(LOSSES)
N¢t 8¥in$ ittvestments
21.823
1,568
23J91
(1.764)
(i)
7.399
7J98
7.842
NET INCOi¥IEI(EXPENDITURE)
21.822
8,967
30.789
6.078
NET MOVEMEwf IN FUNDS
RECONCILIATION OF FUNDS:
21,822
8.967
30.789
6,078
Totsl fund5 brou8ht forward
TOTALFUNDS CARRIED FORWARD
81.576
121.849 203.425
197.347
13
103.398
130,816 234214 203.425
The notes on pages li to 16 form p8rt of these fin￿¢181 ststements.

Cornp*radve Statement of kni•l Adivitle5 (IndudiDg ID¢ome Exp￿dIt￿TeA¢¢0u•tj
F•rThe Ymr EDded 31 2025
2024
Unrtstrfeted Restr1£￿ Tot•1
fun
fundj
INCOME AND ENDOWMEKfs FROM:
Donations le8Acies
Inv¢stznMts
45.207
842
45.207
5.037
4.195
46.049
4.195
50,244
EXPENDITURE ON:
Ch&itable &etivities.'
R¢5¢uth Grants Sjinposium
(9.000)
(9.000)
137J36) (5.672) (43,008)
146J36) (5.672) (52,008)
NET EXPENDITURE BEFOIIE INVFsrmE￿ IA)SSES
Net 81ins on inveslments
{287) (1.477) (1,764}
7.842
7.842
NET EXPENDITURE
(287)
6.365
6,078
NET MOVEMENT IN FUNDS
RECONCILIATION OF FUNDS:
Tothl fi￿d5 bYouKht forward
(217)
6,365
6.078
81.863 115.484 197.347
TOTAL FUNDS CARRIED FORWARD
13
81.576 121.849 203.425
The nokj on 11 to 16 forn? pirt of these fiti￿1￿ ststernen

Advocaey ForNeumaeanthoeytosls Patlents
Balante Sbeet
As At31 Auyst 2025
2025
2024
Unrestrleted Rutrfc¢ed
funds
fuDds
Totsl
funds
Totsl
funds
Notes
CURRENT ASSETS
Debto
io
266
266
227
Inv¢stm¢nts
Cash at bank and in hAnd
li
70.841
34.763
124.446 195287 186.321
6.370
41.133
19.827
105.870 130.816 236.686 206.375
Creditors: Amounts Falllnz Due Wlthln ODe Ye*r
12
(2.472)
(1472) (2.950)
NET CURRENT ASSETS (LIABILITIES)
103.398
130,816 234214 203,425
TOTALASSETS LESS CiIRREIYT LIABILrfiES
103,398 130.816 234214 203.425
NET ASSETS
103.398
130.816 234.214 203.425
FUNDS OFTHE CHARrrY
Restricted Fun&
130,816 121.849
103.398
81.576
Unre5trithd Fund5
TOTALFUNDS
13
234,214 203.425
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B#lan<t Sheet (ttsntiDued)
As At 31 August 2025
For the year ending 31 August 2025 the ¢horitabl¢ company entiiled to exemption from audit under seL*ion 477 of the
Cornpanim Act 2006 relating to small componte&
The members have not r¢qyir¢d the cornpany to obtain an audit in accordance with section 476 of the CompaniesAct 2006.
The trustee5 ￿knOwledge their responsibilities for complyin8 with the requirements of the A￿ with r¢spECt to aeeountin8
record5 and the PT¢parntion of aCco￿ts.
These attounts have been prepared and delivered in accordanrx with the provisions applicable to companies subjert to the
Small ￿MpanIeS regime.
On behalf of the bofird
Mrs Vuginia Iryine
4 May 2020
The notes on pages 11 to 16 form part of these fllwi¢i81 $tat¢m¢nts.
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No¢¢s to th¢ FInAtse]￿ Statemellts
ForTh¢ Year Ended 31 Avgust 2025
l. Getttr#i I￿rOr￿￿tI•ll
Advocacy For Neuroac4ntho¢y￿51S P#tierts is a company limited by guarantee. incorpor•t¢d in England & Wal¢4 r¢gister¢d
number 0700l￿73 and r¢gist¢r¢d ch￿lty number 1133182. The registered office is.
2. Ac¢ounting Polici
2.1. Basb ofprymratlon of FIDan¢141 St#t•meDts
The finan¢ial ststements have been prepared in accordan¢¢ with the Charities SORP (FRS 102) "AcC￿ting and
Reporting by Chariiies.. Statement of Recommended Practi¢¢ appli¢#ble to clwities preparing their accounts in
aco)rdan¢¢ with the Financial Rep)rting Standard appli¢ibl¢ in th¢ UK and Republic of Ireland (FRS 102) (¢ffKtiv¢ I
January 2019).. Financial Reporting Standard 102 "The Finynciji Reportirtg Standard applicable in th¢ UK and
Republi¢ of Ireland" the Compani¢sAct 2006.
The ckwitsble cornpany is a Public Benefit Entity ￿ defined by FRS 102.
2.2. FuDdAeeounthig
D¢signat¢d Funds are held in anticipation of requests for financid Support of &rtiV¢ Te5¢arth projecty Approved by th¢
Bo8rd. The wnditiotts of any grant 811ow¢d for an Urtconditional terniination. however. the Ix)8rd feels a morai
obligation aft¢r5u¢h 8rnnts I￿ve beguD.
At 31 Au8USt 2025, ther¢ w¢re no active tegevch 8rants ptovided for as Desi8natsd Funds.
2.3. IDeomlDg Regour¢
All In￿Me 15 r¢co￿lsed in the Statement of Financi￿ Activities once the tharity has entitlemertt to the fijnds, it is
probabl¢ that th¢ income will be r¢c¢iv¢d and the amount eart be measured reliably.
2.4. Resour¢e5 Expended
Expenditure
Liabilities recognised as cxp¢ndituT¢ 4 soon as there is a legal or cOnstr￿lIve obligation comrnitting the charity to
that expertditUTe, it is probable that a traD5fer of economic benefits will be r¢quired in settlement #nd the amount of the
obligation can be measured reliably. Exp¢ndityTe is a¢counted for on an ￿¢n￿lS b85is and h&8 been cltssified under
headingj 888regate all cost relat￿ to the cat¢gory. Vlhere costs cannot be dirertly attributed to particular headin
th¢y hav¢ been allocated to activities on a basis consi5t¢nl with the use of resources.
The company makes quarterly p4ym¢nts winst the expen￿$ invoivs of grant recipients. £8.147 WA5 paid to 8rant and
symposium recipients during the yw by theAdvocw ofNeutoawitho¢yt05is Patient¥.
2.5. Cash and Calh Equivalents
Cash and c&sh equivalmts are IM5i¢ finJn¢i¥l assets and include cash in hand and d¢p05its held ￿c3]I with banks, other
short-¢em] highly liquid lrtvestments that mat￿￿ in no more than three months fmtn the date of acquisition and are
readily convertible to a known omount of with insignifiwit risk of chang¢ in v￿ul b3nkoverthaft
2.6. FornlRtt CurreDdes
Monetary assets and liabilities in foreign ¢urTencies ttan51ated into sterling at the rntes of ex¢hang¢ ruling at the
balance sheet dats. Transactions in for¢i8n cutrencie5 are translated into sterling at the rnt¢ ruling on the date of the
tran$￿tion. Exchange diffeTen¢¢s ar¢ tsken into account in arriving at the opernting surplus.
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Advotary For Nellrnaunthocytosls Patients
Notes to the Fin&tselgl Ststewents (continued)
ForThe Year Eryded 31 kngust 2025
2.7. Taxatlon
The Charity is exetnpt from ¢ax as ail 1¢$ income is ¢haritsble and applied ftsr thaTitsbl¢ pur￿.
3. Itteomt frnm Don#¢l•D$ Ind lrtides
2025
2024
Unrestrlcted UDreBtrirted
funds
Donations and gifts
65.398
45207
4. Inv¢stment In¢ome
2025
Unrestrleted Rtstrieted
To¢AI
funds
funds
Interest frnm investments
Dividends from inv¥thi¢nts
3,IKIQ
17
2.251
3.017
1251
2.268
5.268
2024
Ullrestrleted R¢8tri¢t¢d
Total
funds
fwi
nds
tnterest from investments
1.924
2271
2,766
2271
Divid¢nd5 from inve5thi¢nts
842
4.195
5,037
5. Analy9L4 of Exptndithre
2025
Grant
fvnding of
¢tivities
Support eosts
(s¢¢ nots O) (see note 71
Activltks
uDdtrtakeD
dlreedy
Tothl
Oth¢r Resources Exwd¢d
Research Grants and Symposium
l.(X18
38.120
39.128
.147
8.147
I.LM)8
8,147
38.120
47275
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Nots5 ¢0 tbe Flnanfial Ststem¢Dts (contittued)
For Theyear Ended 31 A￿￿￿t2025
2024
GrAttI
ndin8 of
#ctlvlties Supporteo
(see nots 6) (see note 7)
Actlvittes
dtrtaken
direttly
Totsl
Other Resources Expend
R¢5¢prrh Gtants Symp05ium
(iio)
5.000
9.000
38,118
43,008
9.000
(110)
14,0
38.118
52.008
6. Grants Payable
2025
Grnttts to
Grants to
Instiiutlons
IDdlvldu8ts Support eosts
Total
Other Reg)UTttS Expended
R¢5eJr¢h Grants and Symposium
8.147
.147
16294
,147
.147
16294
21)24
GraDts to
Grants to
InstitutioDS
llldlvlduals Support toits
TotAI
Other Resou￿¢5 Expended
Research Grants ond Symposium
5.0(Kl
s.o
18,000
9.000
9.000
9.000
5.1)00
9.000
23,000
Grants paid to instilution4 included abovA follow5:
2025
2f14
Luci8 D Franeeschi- Verona Grant
9.1￿0
Universita de Verona
8.147
8.147
9.000
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Notss to the Flmtteiil StAte4lltnts (continued)
F•rThe Yur Etsded 31 AW 2025
7. Support Co
202S
Other
Ruoure
Expended
Employee costs
General administrnii
35.863
2,257
38.120
2024
Other
Ruour
Eipelld¢d
Employee eoSfS
G¢n¢r•l 4drninistrntion
35.863
2.255
38,118
8. Staifcoits
Sthff c4)sts wer¢ •1 followi:
2015
1024
W4¥
35J63
35.863
No employees r¢¢eiv￿ unploy¢e b¢fj¢fits (¢xCI￿linB cmployttpetts￿)ll ¢0sts) for reFthtin8 p¢riod of more £60.OIXI.
9. Average Iyumber of Empl•ye
Avern88 number of employ￿ dwinB the year w*s'. l (2024: 1)
10. Debto
2025
2024
Due wlthlD one yur
Oth¢rd¢btors
266
227
Pw14

Notts to the FiD*tttiil Stslemeots (c•lllinued)
ForTh¢Year Elldtd 31 A•gut 2025
11. CurntAuet I￿￿ellts
2025
2024
Listed ittvesknents
195287
186.321
12. Cr¢dilon: Ammts Dllewlthlm Om¢Ye•r
2024
Othercreditotx
2.47Z
2.950
13. Movement kn Funds
AsXtI
septem1￿r
2•24
Asat31
ID¢•tyé £4￿di￿re Auewt 2025
Ullreutrieted
G¢neral..
81576
68J98
(4Q576)
103.398
Restrfded tsnds
649
117.700
3JO
651
Glenn ITvin¢ Prize Fund
forGen¢s
1268
126.665
3.500
121A49
130.816
203.425
70.666
139.877)
234.214
AJa¢l
As#t31
Inc•The EipeDdlture August 2024
2025
G¢D¢ral unr¢5trithd fund
81.863
4&049
(46.336)
81.576
ReJ¢rieted funds
651
(2)
649
Pa8e is

Advoeaey For Neurr•4cantbo¢ytoslg P*tleDts
Notss to tbe Fiti8ncial Statements (conthiued)
ForTheYar End¢d 31 August 2025
Glenn Irvine Priz¢ Fund
Jeans for Genes
111.333
3,500
4.195
2.172
117.71x1
3.500
Totsi restrleted fuDds
115,484
4,195
2.170
121,849
Totsl funds
197.347
50.244
(44.166)
203,425
14. Tra￿8&ctIO￿ wlth Trllittts
None of th¢ trugt¢¢g rec¢iv¢d any remunerntion or atty other benefits from th employment with the ch￿lty or a r¢lJt¢d ¢n¢ity
during th¢ eurrent orprevious year.
Durin8 the year the expenses reirnbuTr￿ to the trusttts or paid dirertly to third parties were 05 follows:
21)25
2•24
Travel
392
Numb¢rof trust¢¢5 r¢imbw5ed forexpenses duriti8 the year was l (2024: 0)
15. Related PArty Dlselosures
There have be¢n no related party transactions in th¢ r¢]xJrting period that require di$¢lo$ur4 ¢x¢¢pt for those disclosed in the
Tran5action5 with Trustees note.
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