REGISTII REI D COMPANY NUMBER: 07512600 (Ei ngland a￿d Wales)
RF.GISTERED CHARITY NUMBEIR: 1140148
Repoi't of the Tru5tee5 and
Un2udÉted Finziici&l Statements for tlje Year EThded 28 February 2025
for
Dllisy Iiiclusive UK
Kins¢ll8 clai.ke Limited
01 Stanley Road
Bootle
Merseyside
L20 7BZ

Daisy Illclllsive UK
Contents of the FinanciAI St8temenls
fur tlit Year Ended 28 February 2025
Page
Report of the Trustee5
Ind¢pendent Ex8n]iner's Report
Slatem¢nt of Financial Activities
Balance Sheet
Notes to th¢ PinaAelal Slateimenls
10 to 20
Detailed Statement of Financial Activities
21 to 22

Daisy Imelusive UK
Report of the Trustees
for the Yeai. Ei nded 28 Februai'y 2025
The tt'uslees who are also dii'ectors of the charity for the purposes of the Colnpa￿l¢s Act 2006, present their report with
ttke financial statements of the charity foi. the year ended 28 Febrnary 2025. The trustees have adopted the provisions of
Accounting and Reporting by Chai'ities.. Stateinent of Recorninei)ded Practice applic3bl* to ch&rities preparing their
accounts in accordance with the Financial Repoi'ting Standard appli¢&ble in the UK and Republic of Ireland (FRS 102)
(effective l January 2019).
The trustees present their TepDrt atLd accounts for the year ended 2810212025
Th6 financial statenienls comply with the Charities Act 2011, the Companies Act 2006, the Memoi'andum and Aiticles
of Association &iid
Accounting and Reporting by Charities-. Statement of Reconunended Practice applicable to charities preparing their
accounts in occordaIice with the Financial Reporling Standa¥d applicable in the UK and RepublLC Df Ir¢land (FRS 1021
(effective l January 2022)
Principal activities
The pi'incipal activity of the charEty in the year under review was to promote the independence of disabled people for the
public benefit.
The charity's objeets are specifically rests'icted to the following.. To promote the independence of disabled people for the
publi¢ benefit in
pfjitiGular, but not exclusively> their indep¢ndent living and social inclusion by.. protnoting alld rusming activities that
fostei. a greater
understanding of disabilily; woi.kitkg tD eliminate all foiins of discrimu)ation on the grounds of disability. advancing the
educatlon of
di5£iblcd people and society in general through support advice and guidattce,. promoting soci31 inclusion and the
Inte￿.￿tiolI of disabled
people thi'oiigh provision of ai)d access to sport and recreational activities for their benefit. and proinoting social
inclusion and the
%ntegratton of disabled people throll￿ access to einployment,
struct￿re governance 8nd management
Daisy Tnelusive UK is a compaiiy litnited by guarantee governed by its Memoranduin artd Artsclcs of Association dated
l Fiebruaiy 2011. It is rcgistei'ed as a charity witli the Charity Commission.
Tlie Board and Inanagcncnt have developed an oi'ganisational structure and plan identifying policy and practie¢g to
deliver the aim5 and objectives of the c11ai'ity. The Board meet with einployees in attendance to evaluate the organisation
and plan.
Trustees
The ll<imes of the present trustees, all of whom held offic¢ during the Ye￿., are shown on page l.
Key mallagemcnt per50nn¢l.. chief Executive David Icelly
No remuneration is paid to any trustee for their services as a trustee and no trustee had a material it*terest in any of the
charEty's contsxcts.
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Daisy Inclusive UK
Report of the Trustees
lor the Year nded 28 February 202S
OBJECTIVES ANI) ACTIVITIES
Achievements alld pcrformanee
Our malt) fo¢vs¢s this year have been:
Enhallcing our sUPPOrt, due to the increased needs of our disabled and vulnerabl¢ benefici&ries, tnany of whom are still
suffeiiiig from the long-tenn effects of Covid including depression, anxiety and fear of going ollt. This has beei)
coillpounded by the cost of living crisis, resulting in Inany families struggling to put food on the table. Our liealthy
cooking on a budget included sessions on tnolley m7Lnagement, helping people to pi'epaie healtliy, affordable meals. This
was complemented by our Inclusive Sports, helping people to develop lifelong healthy lifestyles. Oui. counselling service
pi'ovided essential support lo beneficiari¢s and theii. families. Our comniunity events continued to bring the disabled and
vulnerable people in our cornmunity together including our Inclllsive Sports Tournaments. Open Mic Night, Stand-up
Comedy Night, Daisy Dinner in the Dark and our Chai'ity Awards Night, celebrating oui. belleficiaries and voluntecr5.
Two particular highlights were our MIST Gan]es {Merseyside Inclusive Spoils TournaineTht} which was supported by
erseyside Police aiid other partner organisations, our 20th ATLniversary Celebration and a Daisy Residential in Calvert
Lakes. Our DAISY Choir continues to go froin strength to stTength.
Despite cuts ill fi]nd￿g and increases in ¢051s, we have ensured that oui. disabled and vuln¢rable beneficiaries continue
lo rective the support tliey need ai)d deserve.
Working on our business plan, strengthening a raiige of diverse ft)nding streains to reduce Dur ￿tUre reliance on
nding grants. We continue to arce5s diTrct payments, while our trading ai.m continues to grow, froin our coinmunity
kit¢lien, DBisy stall and Daisy Disability One Stop Shop, which also enhances our advice ￿ld guidanr£. We ¢ot]tinued to
build uur Iraining ann back up following Covid.
Disabllity Coiifid¢nt
Disability Confident is a govemment scheme deSi￿ed to help organisations gain the bellefits from employing petrple
with disabilities, helping thttm reach their true po(¥ntial. Thtte are three levels of Disabilily Confident. Daisy Inclusiv¢
UK is the Iiigliest level, a Disability Confident l.eader. As SiiLh we are boininitted to i'£cruiting and retaining disabled
eEnployees offeri1￿..
-Guaranteed interviews to disabled people who meet tni]iimuin job requirements.
-A person-centred apprnach, i'ccognising that everyone is differeTrt, tuning in to each individual.
-Disability awareness training for all qtaff.
- Re£ular te￿n meetings and 1-2-1's ensuring free-liowing communication throu￿Out the charity-
-A foruin where people Can dis¢U55 atiy issues.
As a Disability Confident Lcader we also encowage and sUPPOrt other organisations to b¢com¢ disability confident..
Disability Awareness Training to education establishments, businesses and individuals.
Disability Business Confidence Quality Mark.
Supporting oi'ganisations on their journey to becoining Disability Confident.
Public benefit
We have refei'red to the guidance contained in the charity ¢oi)llnission's ge#ei'al guidance on public ben¢fit when
reviewing oui aiins and objectives and in plani)ing fvture activities. Sn particular, the ts'ustee5 cor15ider how plai￿ed
activities will contribute to the aiims and objectives they have set. Our Inain activities are in¢lusive and accessible
theieby providing public benefit.
The i'epoil was prepared in accordance with the special piY>visions within Part 15 of the CoinpanEes Act 2006.
Our voluiiteers
The Chai'ity 15 vei'y involved in the local con)ll)unity aiid receives VDliintary help with fund raising and TviiDing cvents foi.
which we thaTd( oui. fi'iends for theiT loyRI siipport and service. We liave particularly benefited froin volunte¢T SUPPOI't
with oiir Daisy Stall, in our Coiwnunity Kitchen and teaching aits & ciafts.
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Daisy Inclusive UK
Report of the Ti'u.st¢es
ror the Ye2r Ended 28 February 2025
OBJEcfivES AND ACTIVITIES
Trustees respO￿81b11fiÉ1tS
The Charity Trustees (who are also the directors of Daisy Inclusive UK for the purposES of company law) are
responsible for preparing the a[￿Ual ieport and the r￿Encial statements in accoi'dance with applicable law and United
kingdom Accounting Standards (United Kingdom Generally Accepted Accounti]ig Practice).
Company Law requii'es the charity trustees to pi'epare fu￿￿claI stateinents for each financi81 year which give 2 true Rnd
fair view of the state of Effairs of tlie charitable Qompally and of the incoming TEsoiirc¢s and application of i'esources
including the u)coine and expenditsre for that period. In preparing the financial statements the ts￿slee8 are required to..
select suitable accounting policies and tlien apply thein consistently,
observe the mEthods and pi'inciples in the chai"ities SORP.
make judginents and estimates tltht are i'easonable and prudent.
state whether applicable UK accollThting s*and&rds have been followed subject lo any material depatbjres disclosed and
explained in the financial slatemenls,.
pi'epai't the fEnancial statements on the going Concer￿ basis unless it is inappropriate to presume that the charity will
continue in business.
The 'lrustee8 are r¢sponsible for keeping pj'oper accounting records that disclose with reasonable a¢curacy at any tiine
the financial position of the charity and to enabl¢ them to ensure tliat the financial statements comply with the
Coinpanies Act 2006. Tl)ey are also responsible for safeguarding the assets of the Cl)arity and hence foi. taking
reasonable steps for the preventioii and detection of fraud and
other ilye￿￿￿ar1lLrS.
Pay policie5 for senior staff
The pay of senioi. staff reflects the skills and experience required and current l'ates in the sector.
FINANCIAL REI VIEW
riiiiancial positian
The statement okf financial a¢tiviti¢s is on page 7.
Totsl incoming resoui'ces were £491,770 (2024 £592,154) and total outgoll)g iEsources were £629,937 (2024 £493,420)
givti)E to net expenditui'e resources of £138,167 (2024 nct incoTnc resources £98,734) for the year.
Total fil￿dS at 28 fiebruaiy 2025 were £125,198 in sU￿lIl8 (2024 £263,365) coinprising unrestricted ￿rtd5 of £39,012
(2024 98.570) and i'estricted funds of £86,186 (2024 £164,795).
Unrestricted funds of £39,012 are made up of £19,012 general funds and £20,000 designated by the tn]slees for activity
ai)d development to furtlier enl)ance the services to young people with disabilities and their families as described in the
Iiolcs to the accounts.
Dyru)g 2024-25 the Cliarity continued to follow its new business plan which has successfully widened its fundraising
activity designed to create resilieiice
Reserves policy
The charity is riiD 01) a not for pi'ofit basis, biit for piudent inanagement the Board would ideally wish to establish a level
of free ievenue I'eserves suffickent to covei. 3 Inonths, staff ¢0518 and ovei'heads which at cui'rent levels woiild be in th¢
region of £120,000 to guai'd against contingenoiEs or redEiced Cundiaising opportuiiities. At 28 Febi'uaiy 2025 the level
of fi'e¢ reserves (being those fvnds not tied up in fixed assets designated oi. resli'lcted fuiids) was £19,012. The Ti'uytees
and illana8cin¢nt liave preijai'ed business plans the obj¢cliYe of which is to provide for adequate casli flows and fi￿dS
and to manage the day to day operatioiis within the current level of resources.
Income g¢n¢ration is all ongoing activity for 5UStainability a]id progyess has been Inade in establishing positive reserves
bul the charity continually monitors acliievement against the plaii to meet its objectives. The Charily is gi'atefvl foi. the
support of key fi]nders. The Trustees plan to build a re5¢rve sU￿1¢ient to svppoil the activity of the Charity and develop
a 3ustaii)able Chai'Éty.
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Dalsy Iiieluslve UK
Report of the Tru5tee5
for the Yeai. Endcd 28 February 2025
IINANCIAL REVIEI W
Going Coiicei'n
At the yeai. end the unrestricted funds are in sui'plus by £39,012. The chayity has developed a business plan Eiicluding a
fund raising gtrlltegy to Inaximise incoine from itg resources and minimise cost. Based upon the successful outcoine of
furyd raising, busin¢ss plans and budgets the trustees have a reasonable expectation that the charity has adequate
resources to continue in operational existence foi.
the foreseeabl¢ fuLiii'e. Thus the trustees CQlltinue to adopt the going concei'n basis of accounting iii preparing the
accounts. In maktng this decision the tt'ustees have considered a peyiod of at It￿t 12 ]nonth5 fi'oin the date th¢so
accounts are &uihoris6d for issue.
FUTURI PLANS
We look foiivard to a positive 202512026, when we aim to iiicrease the nuinbers using our 5EFvices through continuing lo
inspire and proinote inclusion thi'ough sport, so¢ial engagenient, education and pre-einployability.
We will continue to put in place opportunitie5 identified through oui. Business Plall, bringing in additional i'evenue. We
aim for ¢very strand of the Daisy Chain to be self-sufficient.
ulidraising
We have expanded oui. fundi'aising outtEach to widen oui. sources of income that support and develop our activitie$.
Conclusion
We have sti'ongly built upon our business plan, bi'inging in significant grant thndtng and enhancing additional Enoo2ne
sthedins. It is our aiin to increase self-generated income. We continlle to implement the capacity building measui'es
identifEed tI￿ollgh the business plan and whilst we have made signif%cant progress. we aiiticipate further developments in
incoine soul¢e.￿ and activity. We look forwaijd to developing ouj. Charity with the genfflDus support of oui. ￿ndeT5 to
whotn we are very gi'atefiil.
STRUCTURE, GOVERNANCE AND MANAGCI MEI fiT
Governing document
The chai'ity is controlled by its governing docuinent, a deed of trust, and constitsltes a liinited company, limÉtod by
guaixntee, as defined by the Companies Act 2006.
InduetloTr 2iid tralnlng of new ti'ustees
Trustees are selected based upon their professiona5 skills to coinple211ent those of the existing ti'uslees oi. replace those of
retiring ts'ustees. Curiellt ti'ustees bring 8ppI'opriate skills and expei'ience. All are coinjnitted to disability awai'eness.
Induction involves tttttnding trustees, Ineeting5 prior to 8PPOiIitinent, meeting the other trustees aiid receiving copies of
policies. business plan5 and accounts.
Traitting needs are continually aSS¢￿ed and itnplemented as I'eqllii"ed
REI VERKNCE AND ADMINISTRATIVE DETAILS
Registered Company iiuinber
07512600 (England and Wales)
Regi6t¢red Charity nuinber
1140148
Regist¢r¢d office
Daisy Nucleus Academy
2 Bames Street
Evei1on
Liverpool
Meiseyside
L6 5LB
Ti'ustees
J D BLillork Lairyei.
S Mctisiie Parish Secirtaiy
M Walker Admin O￿l￿er
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Daisy Inclusive UK
Repoi't of the Triislees
foi. the YeNI' Ended 28 February 2025
REFERENCC AND ADMINISTRATIVE DEI T AILS
Coanpany Setrelary
E Eelen
Independ¢nt Ci xamlner
Kinsell& Clarke Limited
61 Stanley Road
Bootle
Mei'scyside
L20 7BZ
This i'eport has been prepared in accordance with the special provisions of Part 15 of the Coinpanies Act 2006 irlating
to sinall companie5.
Approved by ol'der of the board of trustees on .
and signed on its behalf by=
ock- Ti'ustee
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Independent Examiper's Report to the Trustees of
Daisy Inelusive UK
ludependent examiner's report to the tru8teE5 of Daffisy In¢lusiYe UII ('the Company,)
I report to the chL¥rity trustees on my examination of the a¢cou4ts of the Company for the year ended 28 February 2025.
Responsibilities and basi5 of report
As the charity's trustees of the Company (and also its dire¢tois for the puryoses of company law) you &re responsibl¢ for
the preparation of the awounts in accordance with th¢ requirements of the Companies Act 2006 (*he 2006 Ace).
Having satisfied myself that the accounts of the Company are not required to be audited under Part 16 of the 2006 Act
and are eligible foT iTrdepend¢nt examination. I report in respECt of my ex￿ni￿atIOn of your charity's accounts as carried
out llnder Section 145 of the Charities Act 2011 ('the 201 l Act,). carrying out my examÉnation I have followed the
Directions given by the Charity con1￿1$s1on under Sectiott 145(5) (b) of the 2011 Act.
Independent examlner's statement
Since your chai.1￿S ￿sS incorne exceeded £250,000 your examui¢r must be a member of a listed body. I can confm
that l am qllalifEed to undertakp the examinatiorA because I ank a member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants 5
EttgI￿d and Wales, whith is OJLe of the listed bodkes.
I have completed my examination. I conflm that no matters have Come to my attention in conn¢ction with tbe
¢xaminatioll giving me caw? to believe..
accounting records were not kept in respect of the Company as required by Section 386 of the 2006 Act, or
the accollnts do not a¢cord with those re¢ord%- or
the ac¢ounts do not comply with the accounting requirernents of Section 396 of the 2006 Act other than ally
r¢quircm¥nt that the accounts give a true aT]d fall. view which is not a matter consideTed as part of an independ¢tsl
examination. or
the accounts have not been prepared in accordance with Éhe methods and p¥in¢iples of the 8tat¢ment of
ReCo￿TrEAded Practice for aLLuunting and reporting by charities (applicable to chariti&8 prcparing their accounts
n accordance witlt the Financial Repvrtin¥ Slandard applicable in the UK and Republic of Ireland (FRS 102)).
I have no conccrns and have come across no other m&tters in CODneGlion with the examination to which att¢ntion shoulcl
bE th.awn in this report in order to enable a proper understanding of th¢ acLoutLts to be reached.
Simon James Kirkham FCCA ACA
Kinsella Clarke Limited
61 Stanley Road
Bootle
MeTseyside
L20 7BZ
Date..
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Daisy Inclu5iYe UII
Statement vf Financial Activitie5
for the Year Ended 28 Febi'uary 2025
28.2.25
Total
funds
28.2.24
Total
nds
Unrestricted
fund
Designated
funds
Resh'icted
fvnds
Notes
INCOME AND
ENDOWMENTS FROM
Charitable activities
Incoine froni chai'itable activities
16l,696
285,556
447,252
565,Q90
Other trading activities
vestment income
43,843
676
43,843
676
26,493
571
Total
206,215
285,556
491,771
592,154
EXPEI NDITURE ON
REi5ing ti]nds
236,924
364,166
601,090
438,276
Charlt4ble activities
In¢oine from charitable activities
28,848
28.848
Other
55,145
Total
265,772
364,166
629,938
493,421
NET
INCOMEI{EXPENDITURE)
(59,557)
(78,6101
(138,167)
98,733
RECOF4CILIATION OF
FUNDS
Total funds brought fonvard
78,570
20,000
164,795
263,365
164,632
TOTAL FUNDS CARRIEI D
IIORWARD
19,013
20,000
86,185
125,198
263,365
The notes paTt of these financial slateineiits
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Daisy Inclusive UK
Bglan¢¢ Sheet
28 February 2025
28.2.25
Total
funds
28.2.24
Total
funds
Unrestricted
fund
Designated
funds
Restricted
nds
NotES
FtXED ASSETS
Tangible assets
63,933
63,933
69,605
CURRENT ASSETS
Debtors
Cash at bank and in hand
31,663
(10,623)
31,663
95,562
43,144
218,816
20,000
86,185
21,IWO
20,000
86,185
127,225
261,960
CREDITORS
Ainounts falling due within one
year
(65,960)
(65,9601
{68.200)
NET CURRENT ASSETS
(44,920)
20,000
86,185
61,265
193,760
TOTAL ASSETS LESS
CURRENT LIABILITIES
19,013
20,000
86,185
125,198
263,365
IYET ASSETS
19,013
20,000
86,185
125,198
26J,365
FUNDS
12
Unrestricted funds
Kestsicted ￿lld$
39,013
86,185
98,570
164,795
TOTAL fiUNDS
125,198
263,365
The charitable coinpany is entitled to exeinptitrn from audit under Section 477 of the Coinpanies Act 2006 for the year
ended 28 Fcbruary 2025.
The tneinbers have not IEquired the company to obtain an audit of its financial stateinents for the year ended
28 Febi'uaiy 2025 in acGordaiice with Section 476 of the Companies Act 2006.
The trustee$ acknowledge their responsibilities for
(a}
ensuring that the charithble company keeps accounting records tIMt Gomply with Sections 386 and 387 of the
Companies Act 2006 alld
preparing financial statements which give a true and fair view of the state of affairs of the cliai'Ktable company as
at the end of each financial yeAr and of its sui'plus or deficit foi. eAch r]Jiaiicial year ith accordance with the
requireinents of Swlions 394 alld 395 and which otheiivise comply with the requirements of the Coinpanies Act
2006 relating to financial statemellls, so far a5 applicable to the charitable ¢oinp8ny.
{b)
The iiotes foiin pait of these financial stateineiils
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Dalsy Inclusive UK
Balance Slieet- continued
28 February 2025
These financial statements have beett prepAred in accoYdaDce with the provisions applicable to charitsble coinpanies
subject to the sinall companies regiin¢.
The financial statements were approved by the Board of Trustees and authoiised for issue
and weK¢ s]￿ed on its behalf by..
on
J D Bullock - Trustee
Tl)e llotes fom part of these r]nan¢ial slateEnents
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Daisy Inclusive UK
Iyotes to tlie FlnaneSal Stalernea]t5
for the Year Ended 28 February 2025
ACCOUNTING POLICIES
Basis of prepxring the fimancial staternents
The flliancial stat6menls of the chai'itable company, which is a piiblic benefit entity under FRS 102, have been
prepared in accoi'dance with the Charities SORP {FRS 102) 'Accounting and Reporting by Charities.. Statement
of Recommended Practice applicable to charities pr¢pai'ing their accounts sn ftceordance wi(h Ilie Financial
Reporting Standaixl opplicable in the UK and Republic of Ireland (FRS 102) (effrctiwe l January 2019),,
Financial Repoi'ting Standard 102 'The fijancial Reporting Standard applicable in the UK and Republic of
Ireland, and the Coinpanies Act 2006. The fll)ancial state]nents have been prepared under the histoi'ical cost
ottvention.
Incomc
Ail income is recognised in the Stateinent of Financial Activities once the charity I￿S entitl¢ineDt to the fLmds, it
ts probable that tlie ￿colne will be received and the ainoumt can be measured reliably.
Expenditure
LiabiliLi¢b are re¢ogtiised as expenditure as soon a5 there is a legal or constructive obligation committing the
cliarity to that expenditure, it is probable that a transfer of e¢onoiDiC benefits will be required in settlemet)t and
the amount of the obli¥dtioii ¢at] be tneasured reliably. Expenditure 15 accounted for on an accruals basis and has
been classified under headings that ag￿egate all cost related to the category. Where costs cannot be directly
attributed to particular he8dings they have been allocated to activities on 8 basis Consistent with the use of
resources.
Tangible fixed asscts
Depreciation i.s pravEded al the following annual rates in order to w]'tte off each asset oyer its estiinated useful
life.
Plant and machinery
Fixtures and fittings
Motvr vehicles
Computer equipment
IOD/o on oost
20/D on co8t
250/0 on cost
200/0 on cost
Taxation
The chai'ity is exempt from coryoration taK Otk its charitable activities.
Fund accountlng
Unrestri¢ted fvnds can be used lli accoi'dance with the charitable obje¢t£ves at the disci'etion of th¢ tru51ees.
Restricted funds Can only be used for particular I'estt'icted purposes within the objects of the charity. Restrictions
ariae when sp¢cifIed by the donor or when fullds al'e raised for particular restricted PUEposes.
FuKth£r explanation of the t￿tUre and purpose of is inGluded in the notes to the fillanci&l statements.
Hire pui'chasp ajid leasing commitments
Rentals paid iindei. operating leases are charged to the Stateincnt of Finan¢ipl Activities on a straiglit line basis
ovej. the pei'iod of the lease.
Pension eosts a￿d other posl-I'¢liremellt benefits
The chai'itable coinpany opei%tes a def￿ed coiitribution pension scheine. Contributions payable to tlit chai'itable
coinpaiiy's pension scheine are charged to the Stateinent of Financial Activit165 in the period to which they relate.
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Daisy Inclusive UK
Notes to the Fiiiancial Statements- contÉnued
for tlie Year Ended 28 Febi'uary 21J25
OTHER TRADING ACTIVITIES
28.2.25
28.2.24
Fundraising events
Machine sales
43,843
24,174
2,319
43.843
26,493
KNVFSTMENT INCOME
28.2.25
28.2.24
Deposit account interest
676
571
NET INCOMEI(EXPENDETURE)
Net incoine/(expEnditui'e) is stated after chargingl{cirditing)'.
28.2.25
28.2.24
Depreciation- 0￿￿ed Esset5
Hire of plant and machin¢ry
14,378
2,066
19,754
504
TRUSTEI KS, RETrWNERATION AND BEI NEFITS
There were no trustees, i'emuiiei'ation oi. other benefits for the yeai. ended 28 Februaiy 2025 noi. for the year
ended 28 Febru#ry 2024.
Ti'ustees, expenses
'rhere were no trustee5' ¢xpenses paid for the year ended 28 FebI￿ary 2025 nor for the year ended
28 February 2024.
COMPARATIVII S FOR THEI STATEI MEI NT OF FINANCIAL ACTIVITtEI S
Unrestrieted
Designated
fi]]id
funds
Restricted
funds
Total
funds
INCOME AND ENDOWMENTS fiROM
Charit2ble activities
Income fi'Din chai'itable activities
136,361
428,729
565,090
Otliei. trading aetivities
Investtnent income
26,493
571
26,493
571
Total
163,425
428,729
592,154
IXPENDITURfi ON
Raising funds
78,872
359,404
438,276
other
55,145
55,145
Total
134,017
359,404
493,421
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Dii5y Inclusive UK
Notes to Ilie Financial Statements- tonlinucd
far the Year Ended 28 February 2025
COMPARATIVES FOR THE STATEMENT OP FINANCIAL ACTIVITIES - eontiE]ued
Uni'estricted
Designated
ReslTiCted
fund
funds
fvnds
Total
funds
NET INCOME
29,408
69,325
98,733
Rf, CONCILIATION OF FUNDS
Tothl thnds brought fDrward
49,162
20,000
95,470
164,632
TOTAL FUNDS CAIIRIED FORWARD
78,570
20,OOQ
164,795
263,365
TANGIBLE FIXED ASSEI TS
Fixtures
and
rittings
Plant dnd
machinery
Motor
vehicles
Coinplltcr
equipment
Totals
COST
At 29 February 2024
Additioiis
89,462
67,521
6,632
15,134
22,322
2,074
194,439
8,706
At 28 February 2025
89,462
74,153
15,134
24.396
203,145
DFPRECIATION
At 29 Fiebruary 2024
Chai'ge foi. year
32,241
8,946
57,556
3,890
15,134
19,901
1,542
24,834
14,378
At 28 Febi'uary 2025
41,187
61,446
15,134
21,445
139,212
NET BOOK VALUE
At 28 Feb￿alY 2025
48,275
12,707
2,951
63,933
At 28 February 2024
57,221
9,965
2,419
69,605
DEBTORS: AMOUNTS FALLING DUK MqTHIN ONE YEAR
28.2.25
28.2.24
Trade debtors
Othei. debloi's
Suiidry debtors
Pr¢paymeiits and ac¢rued incoine
Prepayinents
15,794
6,448
9,500
3,800
20,468
2,928
2,600
9,746
3,523
31,663
43,144
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Daisy Iiiclu5ive UK
Notes lo th¢ FIna￿ClaI Statements . contiNued
for the Yeai. fi rtded 28 February 2025
CREDITORS: AMOUNTS FALLING DUE WITHIN ONE YEAR
28.2.25
28.2.24
Other loans (see note 10)
Trade creditors
Social Security and other taxes
Pension liability
Wages creditor
Accrued ¢xpen&es
7,546
4,191
27,080
15,046
6,424
22.353
1,458
1,992
20,927
4.707
22,436
65,960
68,200
io.
LOANS
An anatysiy of the rnatui'ity of loans is given below..
28.2.25
28.2.24
Atnoiints falling due within one ycar on deIn￿}d.,
Other loans
7,546
l5,046
ii.
LEASING AGRfi EMENTS
On 3 August 201 6 thc charity was granted a lease from LEverpuol City Council for 5 yeaiE for tht preini8es at 2
Barnes Street, C￿Ver[On now c&lled Daisy Nueleus Academy or DNA which the City Council hav¢ confirined will
autoinatically renEW. The rcnt of these preinises is one peppercoTll per a￿lu1￿ (if demanded).
On 21 February 2024 the charity acquired a 5-year lease on a shop for a peppercorn Yent.
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Daisy Inclusiv¢ UK
Notes to the Fiiiancial Statetnents - continued
for the Year Ended 28 February 2025
MOVEMENT IN FUNDS
Net
Inoveinent
in ft]nds
At
29.2.24
At
28.2.25
Unre5trleted funds
General fund
Designated funds
78,570
20,000
(59,557)
19,013
20.000
98,570
(59,557)
39,013
Restricted funds
LCVS FI&WF
Lloyds Bank foundatio
National Lottery COL fund
Fleaiioy Rathbone TNst
John Moores Foundation fund
The James Fund i'estricted fLmds
Spoiting Ass¢ts COL fuDd
Victlln Support Sei'vices restricted fund
MYA Youth oPpor￿n1t1¢S
PH holt restricted flind
Sport England restricted fiind
Ci)inmuTrity Foundation i'esti'icted filnd
LCVS r&8trictcd lunds
Sport Eittgland Track Funding
LCVS -'I'he Skelton (:harity fund
The Clothwoi'kers foundation
1892 Foundation
Feeding Liverpool
Livei'pool CC Youth & Coiyllnunity
1,248
20,833
10,540
2,375
5,104
19,077
28,789
3,945
1,389
3,000
1,880
1,083
641
54,162
1,203
7,812
1,714
739
1,987
20,833
30,637
4,250
3,357
7,107
20,097
1,875
(1,747)
(11,970)
(28,789)
(2,612)
{1,389)
10,380
(1,880)
(1,083)
(641)
154,162)
{1,203)
(7,812)
(1,714)
1,983
1,318
1,333
13.380
1,983
1,318
164,795
(78,6lO)
86,185
TOTAL FUNDS
263,365
(138,167)
125,198
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Daisy InelllSiV¢ UK
Notes to the Flnancial Sl4tenitnts- coiitlnued
for tli¢ Year EDded 28 Febru8ry 2025
12.
MOVEMENT IN fi UNDS- continued
Net movement in fllttds, included in the above are as follows..
InCom￿g
resources
Resource5
expettded
Movement
in fvnd5
Unrestrieteil (unds
General fiind
206,215
{265,772)
159,557)
R¢5tricted funds
LCVS H&WF
Lloyds Bank Foundation
National Lottery COL fund
Eleanoi. Rathbone Trust
John Moores Foundation fund
The Jaines Fund restricted thnds
Sporting Assets COL fund
Victim Suppoit Services restricted f￿d
MY A Youth oppO￿1n1tieS
PH holt restricted fund
Sport England restricted fund
Cominunity Foundation iestricted fL￿d
LCVS ¥estricted funds
coM￿u￿1ty Res(IUTce restricted fund
Sport Eiigland Track ￿}ndIng
LCVS- lkne Skelton Charity fund
The Clothworkers I,oundatRon
Holidat Actvity Fund
1892 Fuundation
Feeding Liverpool
Vola
31,299
25,000
91,912
2,000
4,000
(30,560)
(25,000)
(71,815)
{125)
(5,747)
111.970)
(28,789)
(18,612)
(8,311)
(7,620)
(1,1180)
(1,083)
(641)
16,500)
(54,1621
(1,2031
(7,812)
(16,500)
(4,214)
(12,916}
739
20,097
1,875
(1,747)
(11,970)
(28,789)
(2,612)
(1,389)
10,380
(1,880)
(1,083)
(641)
16,000
6,944
18,000
6,500
(54,162)
{1,203)
17.812)
16,500
2,500
14,899
(1,714)
1,983
9,896
30.500
7,906
1,700
(9,896)
(30,500)
{6,588)
(1,700)
Liverpool CC Community Champions
Liveiyool CC Youth & Community
MPAC eat to Ineet
1,318
285,556
1364,166)
(78.610)
TOTAL FUIYDS
491,771
(629,938)
1138,167)
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Daisy Inclusive UK
Notes to the Financial Stat¢inents- continued
for the Year Elld¢d 28 fiebruary 2025
12.
MOVEMENT IN FUNDS- eontlnued
Comparatives for fflove]nent in funds
Net
movement
in ￿nd5'
At
28.2.24
At l.J.23
Unrestricted funds
General fiind
Designated funds
49,162
20,000
29,408
78,570
20,000
69,162
29.408
98,570
Restricted funds
LCVS H&VtF
Lloyds Bank Foundalion
National Lottery COL fund
F,leanor Rathbone Trnst
John Moores Foundation fi]Trd
The JaTlle5 Fund r¢stt'i¢ted ￿ndS
Sporting Assets COL fund
Victun Suppoit Sei'vices restricted fund
(rfYA Youth opportunities
PH holt restricted fvnd
Spoit England rtrsts'i¢led ftmd
Commullity Foundaiion restt'icted fund
LCVS restricted funds
Sport England Track Funding
LCVS - The Skelton Charity fi]nd
The Clothwoi'kers Foulldation
8port Englai)d Together Fund
Nation21 Foundation for Youth Music
Mers6yside Polscc C.riine Cominissioner
Virador Capital Grant
LLVS- Ckv Giznt
Liveipool City Council Community
Resource Unil
Cunthlutual Coimnunity Initiative Fund
Capitiil grnnt
Awards for all Capital GraTht
Mini Bus Capital Fund
Sinall Capital projects
Coininunity Foundation for Lanachsiro &
Merseyside- Higli Shei'iff Capital Fund
1892 Foundation
1,248
20.833
10,540
2,375
5,104
19,077
28.789
278
1,248
20,833
10.540
2,375
5,104
19,077
28,789
3,945
1,389
3,000
1,880
1,083
641
54,162
1,203
7,812
3,667
1,389
3,noo
1.880
1,083
641
(7.346)
1,203
7,812
{827)
{11,962)
(1,333)
(100)
(7,362)
61,508
827
11,962
1,333
ioo
7,362
1,083
(1,08J)
600
1,866
3.313
160
{600)
(1,866)
(3,313)
(160)
300
(300)
1,714
1,714
95,470
69,325
164,795
TOTAL FUNDS
64,632
98,733
263,365
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Daisy Inclusive UK
Notes to the Finalleial Slgtement5- COJJtlnued
for the Year Ended 28 Febi'umry 2025
12,
MOVEMENT IN FUNDS- continued
Comparative net movejnent in funds, included in the above &Jr as follows..
In¢oining
rEsource5
Resources
expended
Movement
in funds
Unrestrieted
General fund
163,425
(134,017)
29,408
Restricted fund5
LCVS H&WF
Lloyds Bank Foundation
National Lottery COL fund
Eleanor Rathbone Trust
John Moores foundation ￿lld
The Jaines Fund resti'i¢ted fi]nds
Spoiting Assets COL ￿n￿
Victitn Sllpport SerYice5 restricted fitnd
MYA Youth opportunities
PH holt restricted fi]Jid
Spart F.Tigl&nd restricted fiiDd
Cominunity Pi)undation resti'icted fvTrd
LCVS restricted fi]nds
Sport L.ngland Track Funding
LCVS-'I'he Skelton Charity fund
Th6 Clothworkei3 Poundatioii
Awards for all
A¢cess to Work
Holidat Ablvily Fund
Coirllnuiiity Foundation - Bi'eath Belter Air
Fund
Commllnity Fund- Millson Hours Fund
Liverpool ONE Foundation
Workers F.ducation A5s0¢0ation
Sport England Together Fund
National Foundation for Youth Music
Ford Britain Trust
Onward Hoines
(Jillian btevell50n Triist
Merseyside Police Cr2me Coinmissioner
Vsrddoi. Capital Gi?nt
LCVS- CEV Gratti
Livei'pool City Council Coiwnunity
Resoui'ce Unit
Commutual Coilllnunity Initialive Fund
Capital gi'aiit
Awards for all Capital Grant
Mini Bus Capital Fund
Sn)all Capital pi'ojects
Coinmunity FoundatEOR for Lanaclisire &
Mei'seyside- High Sheriff Capital Fund
1892 Foundation
14,967
25,000
75,000
5,000
7,500
21,121
30,000
25,503
16,668
8,000
13,157
13.000
1,601
113,719)
(4,167)
(64,460)
(2,625)
(2,396)
(2,244)
1,248
20,833
10,540
2,375
5,104
19,077
28,789
278
125,225)
(16,668)
(5,000)
(11,277)
{11,917)
(960)
(7,346)
(360)
(1,688}
(9,280)
(53,900)
(28,880)
3,000
1,880
1,083
641
{7,346)
1,203
7,812
1,563
9,500
9,280
53,900
28,880
5,000
9,834
14,040
22,948
2,000
6,232
3,000
500
1,335
(5,000)
(9,834)
(14,040)
(22,948)
(2,827)
{18,194)
{3,000)
(500)
(1,335)
(1,333)
{100)
(7,362)
(827)
{11,962)
(1,333)
(100)
(7,362)
(1,083)
(1,083)
(600)
(1,866)
(3,313)
(160)
(6001
(1,866)
(3,313)
(160)
(3001
(2,286)
(300)
1.714
4,000
428,729
(359,404)
69,325
TOTALFUNDS
592,154
(493,421)
98,733
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Daisy Inclusive UK
Notes to Ilie Financiil Statemellt5 - eontlnued
for the Year Ei nded 28 February 202$
12.
MOVEMENT IN FUNDS - contiThued
A ¢￿rrent year 12 months and prioi. year 12 Inonths CD￿bIned positloli Is as follows:
Net
movement
in funds
At
28.2.25
At 1.3.23
Unrestricted funds
General hnd
DeSi￿ated futjds
49,162
20,000
(30,149)
19,013
20,000
69,162
(30,149)
39.013
Restrlcted fund5
LCVS H&WF
Lloyds Bank Foundation
N&tion81 Lottery COL fund
Eleanor Rathbone Trust
John Moores Foundation fvnd
The Ja]nes Fund restricted funds
Victim Support Sei'vices re5tri¢ted fund
MYA Yollth opportunities
Pll holt resh'ictcd fund
Sport Lngland Track Funding
Sport England Tog¢tliei' F￿nd
National Foundation for Youth Mu8ic
Merseysidc Police Criine Cojrnllissioner
Vii'ador C8Pltal Grant
LCVS - CEV Grant
Liverpool City Council Coinmunity
Resource Unit
Coinmutual co1￿1nunity Initiative Fllnd
Capital grant
Awards for all Capital Grant
Mini Bus Capital Fund
Small Capital projects
Cotni￿￿￿ity Foundation for Lanachsire
Mtrseyside- High shei.iff Capital Fund
Peeding Liverpool
Liversx)ol CC Youth & Community
1,987
20.833
30,637
4,250
3,357
7,107
(2,334)
(1,389)
13,380
(61,508)
{827)
111,962)
{1,333)
(100)
(7,362)
1,987
20,833
30,637
4,250
3,357
7,107
1,333
3,667
1,389
13,380
61,508
827
11,962
1,333
100
7,362
1,083
(1,083)
600
1.866
3,3 13
160
(600)
11,866)
(3,3 131
(160)
300
{300)
1,983
1,318
1,983
1,318
95,470
(9,285)
86,185
TOTAL FUNDS
164,632
139,434)
125,198
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Daisy Inclusive UK
Notes to tlie FiMaAeial Statemeiits- ¢ontillued
for tlie Ytar Ci nded 28 FebruAry 2025
12.
MOVEI t￿[1 IYT IN IfUNDS- contKnlled
A currenl year 12 inonths and prior year 12 inonths coinbined net Inovement in fund5. included in the above are
as follows..
Incoining
resources
Resources
expended
Movement
in funds
Unrestricted funds
General fund
369,640
1399,789)
130,149)
Restricted funds
LCVS H&WF
Lloyd5 Bank Fouiidation
National Lotteiy COL fund
Eleanor Rathbone Trust
John Moores FoRJndation ￿lld
The James fund i'estricted thnds
Sporting Assets COL fund
Victim 8uppoit Sei'vices restri¢led fund
rKA Youth opportunities
PH holt restricted fund
Sport England restricted fund
Community Foundaiioll restricted fund
LCVS regtricted fvnds
ComtnurAity Resource restt'icted fund
Spoil En¥land Track Funding
LCVS - The Skeltuii Charity fund
The Clothworkers Foundation
Awards for all
Access to Work
Holidat Actvity Fllnd
Community Fouiidalion- Breath Better Air
Fund
Coinmunity Fund- Million Hours Fund
Liverpockl ONF, Foundation
Workers Education Assocoation
Swrt England Together Fund
National Foundation for Youth Music
Fol'd Britain Ti'ust
Onward Floines
Gilliall Stevenson Trnst
Merseyside Police Criine Cointnissioncr
Viixdor Capital Grant
LCVS - CEV Grant
Liverpool City Council Community
R¢sour¢e Unit
Coinmutual Community Initiative Fund
Capit31 gTant
Awards for all Capital Grant
MEni BLIS Capital Fund
Small Capital projects
Comniunity FouiTrdation for Lanachsire &
Merstyside - High Sheriff Capital Fund
1892 Foundation
Feeding Liverpool
Vola
46,266
50,000
166,912
7,000
11,500
21,321
30.000
41,503
23,612
26,000
13,157
13,000
1,60
6,500
(44,2791
(29,167)
{136,275)
(2,750)
(8,143)
114214)
(30,000)
(43,8371
(25,0011
{12,620}
113,157)
(13,000)
(1,601}
{6.500}
(61,508)
11,563)
(9,500)
(9,280)
153,900)
(45,380)
1,987
20,833
30,637
4,250
3,J57
7,107
(2,334)
(1,389)
13.380
(61,508)
1,563
9,500
9.2¥0
53,900
45,380
5,000
9,834
14,040
22,948
2,000
6,232
3,000
500
1.335
(5,000}
(9,834)
(14,040)
{22,948)
(2,827)
118,194)
(3,000)
(500)
(1,335)
(1,333)
(100)
(7,362)
{827)
(11,962)
(1,333)
{1001
{7,362)
(I,083)
(1,083)
(600)
(1,866)
{3,313)
(160)
(600)
(1,866)
(3,313)
{1601
(3001
(6,5001
112,916)
(300)
6,500
14,899
1,983
9,896
(9,896)
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Notes to tbe Fiiiancial Slateill¢nt$- continued
for the Year Elided 28 February 2025
12.
MOVEMENT IN FUNDS - continued
Liverpool CC Coinmunity Champions
Livei'pool CC Youth & Community
MPAC eat to meet
30,500
7,906
1,700
(30,500)
(6,588)
{1,700)
1,318
714,285
(723,570)
(9,285)
TOTAL FUIYDS
1,083,925
(1,123,359)
(39,4341
13.
RELATED PARTY DISCLOSURES
The spouse of the chief executive 15 ¢Tnployed by the charity and hEr amiual salaiy is £27,000.16. Included in
sundry debtors is a loan balance of £2.600 to the spouse of the chief executive bEing repaid by Inojitlily
instalments.
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Daisy Inclu5iYe UK
Detailed Statement of Financial Activities
lor the Year Ei nded 28 Vebruary 2025
28.2.25
28.2.24
INCOME AND ENDOWMENTS
Other trading activities
FundrAising events
MAchine sales
43,843
24,174
2,319
43,843
26,493
Investment rneome
Deposit account inteiEst
676
571
Charitable octivili¢5
Chai'itable activity I
Chgti'itablE activity 2
Charilable activity J
Charitable activity 4
23R,4R6
14,065
174,916
19,785
287,452
88,851
126,631
62,156
447,252
565,090
Total iiieoming resources
491,771
592,1 S4
EXPENDITURE
Other trading aetivities
Purchases
Cantee
Wabie5
Social seeurity
Pensions
Hire of plant and machinery
Property i'epairs
Bad debis
Training
Coiiiputcr c05ts'
Projcct cxpenditur¢
Travel aTrd meetings
Insurance
Light & heat
Telephone & internet costs
Printing, postage & stationery
Advertising
Subscriptioiis
shop eX￿￿se$
1.527
12,238
419.635
22,817
8,407
2,066
16,847
1,570
I5,405
329,587
15,226
7,942
504
5,674
(1,500)
2,102
8,030
17,861
10,973
6,047
1,718
1,682
6,352
7,880
1,223
5,000
18,864
15,456
14,893
4,906
6,754
1,890
8,155
27,306
1.606
12,723
601,090
438,276
Suppoi't costs
Governance costs
Accountancy and le2al fecs
Carried foi'ward
14.137
14,137
29,508
29,808
This page doe3 Ilot forin pait of the statutoi'y financial 5talein¢nls
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Dalsy Inclusive UK
Detailed Statement of Finaii¢ial A¢¢ivitie$
for tlie Year Ei nded 28 Febrllary 2025
28.2.25
28.2.24
Governance Costs
Brought forwai'd
Bank chai'ge5
Bank intei'est paid
Bank loan interest
Plant and inachinery
Fixtures and fittings
Computer equipment
Heritage asset I
14,137
333
29,808
257
908
4,421
8,947
5,997
1,024
3,783
8,946
3,890
1,542
28.848
55,145
Total resources expended
629,938
493,421
Net (expenditure}lincome
(138,167)
98,733
Thi5 pagE doe5 not forin part of the statutory financial statcments
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