REGISTERED COMPANY NUMBER: 07419561 (England and Wales)
REGISTERED CHARITY NUMBER: 1142328
Report of the Trustees and
Unaudltsd Flnandal Statemenls for the Year Ended 31 March 2025
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KEEPING CHILDREN SAFE
Knox Cropper LLP
Chartered Accountsnts
153-155 Lon¢Jon Road
Harnel HeTnpstead
Hertfordshire
HP3 9SQ

KEEPING CHILDREN SAFE
Contsnt8 oltho FlnancSal Ststements
fortho Year Ended 31 kl8rch 2026
A reportfrom our Chi•f Ex•eu
Report of the TnMtee*
2 10 7
Independent Examlnefs Rei
statement of Flnanclal Actlvttles
Balance Sheet
10
C•sh Flow Statement
11
Nots¥ to the Cash Flowststement
12
Nol•8 to tho Flnancial Statoments
13 to 20
Dotalled Stat￿onI of Flnandal ActlvStles
21 to 22

KEEPING CHiDREN SAFe
A rwrtfrom our Chfi8f Ex￿Ul1¥0
forth•Y￿r Ended 31 MarGh 2025
In 2024-25. Keèping Children S8fè provided training and technical support lo h￿thousand. thr88 hundred and
foty-nine people working in fve-hundre(J and ninety-sN organisations across one-hundred and fity-nino ¢tsuntn"es
Our n￿[￿ of members grew to ontrhUnd￿ and eighty-one and our chil¢J 8afeguardirYJ re￿￿reaS and tools
English, French and Spanish were aC￿SSed four-thousand, five-hundred ond eighty-six b"n*s.
The first editKJn of a new gthal campaign called Intunationat Chikl Safeguardng Week took pkce in Ocknbw 2￿24
and engaged rnore than ￿nty-thoUSand people across the workl. In addition, Keeping Children Safe laun¢h8d
new child safeguardirg programme based in Brazil and ￿gned a strategic agreement vmth the Inter-Amwican
Chiklren's Insti￿le to enhance ry)Ilaboration and strengthen child safeguarding in Central aTrJ South Amwica.
I will repcrt bad( on our aGtNthes in 202&28.
Sarah 8lakemcYft
Chief ExecutNe
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Reportoftho Tru8t088
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The tW5tee5 are also directus of the charfty frjr purp)so9 of ￿ C￿npanI¥S A¢t 2(£6, kYe89nt their r$p￿t
wrth the ffinanaal statements of the ¢harity for the year endgd 31 March 2025. The trustees have athjpted the
prowsions ol Acc£Junting and Reporting by Charitles". Slat¢m¢nt of Re￿MMended Prthe appli￿)1& lo ¢h8Tit*$
prepanng their accrjunts in awrdance with tl)a Fin8naal Rep¢xtiThJ Standard applicable in the UK and RepLt)lic of
Irdand IFRS 1021 leffecaive 1 January 2019).
OBJECTIVES ANO ACTFVITIES
ObJectlve8 and alms
Who we are and whatw* do
Keeping Children Safe supports a membershSp network ol orgonisaborK8 Morking tcgether lo incrgas? 8afpguard$
offered to child￿. There are eAJrrently 161 members from across the worfd.
Our *XMties are design*J to build Ihè (Sp￿ty of tr98ni$8tions and to WOt￿t and safeguard thè thI￿re￿
thtry %wrk wth or with whom Ilw c4Jme into contact. Organisations that a(*)pt our $tsndards and impl8m8nt them
Ily, are safer places fcrf children. Theic tyèr8tions, Activities 8nd people work to the Do No Harm princiF4e,
eventing the abuse and exploitation of childTen and ensuring that they report on thildren who are at risk and
¢hiklren who have been subjected to vid¢n¢e.
Vl$lon and
Our mission 18 to end chlld abuse In all organWO￿ and o(x vS*on Is for 811 chlldren to grow up safe kn atwe.
exploitation and negler
Thls means that everythiThJ we do is driven ty the best interèth ofthe thikl orchildren.
We 8tsrnl up foT children's right lo be safe, and we beligvg that al organisauons. no matter how bi9 or p￿•￿￿j1.
8hc¥Jld be acCO￿ta￿e for safeguarding child￿ft.
. Vve are ¢omFlthdy independert vthic* means never kfflugn¢ed by any 0th9r 0rgan1sali￿. ¢Jonor or
government.
Vve are cThnmilied to oJnsulting wth Chi￿ren, and their caregivers and taknng their into ac¢ounl.
ObJeetlv•8
• To ￿np(wer thik1rèn, farnilies and ￿nML￿ibes to realiseth8ir rvJht to be s* In all organlsatyo
* To acox)tnpany irKliwduals and pracblioners around the worfd to build safer organis*"on8 for thildren.
. To advocate to chang& th8 systèms 8nd challen9e the organisalvjns that expose Children to abuse.
Publlc b•n•fft
Our 5balegic plan is developed to ensure we provide publie tenefil ¥ryl athieve our objeCb￿ 8$ set out in our
verning documant. Thè KCS Board of Tntstses regL￿arty rnonitor5 and reviews Ihe success of the organisaliDn in
delivering its objti<*veswhith are..
1. To empower dMI(*¢n. lamilies ar¥J communibe5 to reaise Iheir right to be safe in all or9anisattons.
2. To 8￿MpanY individuals and practiboners around thè world tr) build safer organisation5 for thildrén.
3. To a￿ocate to changè th* sy$leffls and challenge the organisal'ons that expose children to abuse.
The Truste&s C￿nfi￿. In light of th& guidarte contained in Ihe Charity Cornmission's genera guidance on public
benefit, that thèse 8¥ns fvlly rneet the public benefit test and that all th• actiV￿.￿S of the tharty, d8scrit•d in this
rt of the Trustees. are undgrtoken in pursuf( of thos& airns.
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Reportofthe Tn
fortho Year Ended 31 ltsr¢h 2025
ACHIEVEME￿$ AND PERFORMANCE
Key achlevements forthe y￿￿
In 2024 - 25, Keeping Children Safe trained knthousaTrY, three hundr•d and fr*rty-nine people and 3UPPOrtod
fiv&hundred aThJ ninety-six organisaticns to strengthen their child safeguarding frameworks In line the
Intemational Child Safeguarding Standards. There a￿ ftsur st8ndard¥.'
1. Standard 1: Policy - The (kveloprnenl of a ptli¢y that 14#seribes how an tsrganisation is committed to preventmg
harm to chihlran, ouuining the steps that must be taken should an incident ocLur
2. Stsndar(1 2: P•opl• - Th& thntificatwjn of dear responsibilities and expectations for all 8tsff aThd assod*es,
UPF*￿Ing them lo uThlerstand aTrJ act accordingly.
3. Stsnd#rd 3: Pro¢•dures - The crèation of a child-safe envimnment by implementing hIg￿qutIty safegu8rdlng
prO￿dureS that are applied in all prc*3rammes and actIV￿e$.
4. Standard 4: Accountablllty- The reguL4r monttOTing and review of an organisation's safeguardlng measures.
This induded t￿hr*cal support, tr8iniTrJ. mentoring and quallty assurance on all aspects of child safeguarding
including developing org8nisat"on81 policies and procedures. leadership and organisational culture, investigat￿nS
and responding to safeguarding allegations, integrating $8feguarding iwrto nation41 child protection systems, and
chikl p8rtiapab.on in saleguarding.
Our Mom￿￿*
KCS supports a gl(*)al rEtwork of membei organi5ation5 of all typos ar* In 2024 - 25, KCS eonbnued to
prioritise SrnBII organisatvjns seNing wctims and survivors of abuse in hjw-incorne countries. Al KCS memters
receive the following suFport'.
1. An Independent corfklentlal a8se¥¥rnent to uThJ?rstsnd thg n￿$ of tho or9anisaiknn and how (¥n SUKP)rt
2. An Introductory weblnar on child safeguaiding, tailored Ig th¢ ¢)f th& organisation and OFEn lo all stAff.
3. A revlew of the chlld safeguardlng policy or guidance on c¥eatrng a child 3afegu8rding policy and an
implementation plan lo rneet the Inlemalional Child Safeguarding Standards.
4. Ongoing eoaehlng, mentorfng and technical advlce in Engli8h or Sp8ni8h.
5. Urgent advlce to help manage thil¢J $8feguarding wncems.
6. Support on dealing with donor safeguarding requirwnents.
7. Free ¥afeguarding t<)91s and tgmplat•s.
8. Free, priority Invitstion8 to all our corrference¥ and other online events and a￿$s to live talks and Q&A
sessions presented by experi9n￿d piactilioners, i¥s*ar¢h*rs and dgosion-makers from around the worfd.
9. Discounted access to our onllne courses fcf intemational child 8afeguarding practthoners. Free for rnembe13
whose t￿8 are waived.
10. Di5o)unts on sUPPOrt and training ¥orvI￿.
11. k¢¥ss to our n•twork forums. i￿luding the rnembers, Wnats4pp group, our dedicthd m8mbarship We￿narS
and annual mernbers meetings.
12. A dèdicated m8mb•Ys.only new¥letter.
13. The opportunty to 8h•r• Trtirk and rnsOUr￿8. across our socid media, website, confererKes and network￿
fowurns.
14. Use ofthe KCS NO¢wr*k Logo. lo highlight the organisolions commitment lo protectiro chiklren from abusgrs.
15. An annual revlew of membershlp beneflts with a t8iloral pl8n to follow up.
In addition, a twmber of addilional activib'es were conducted lo èng8ge rnèmtr￿r$. These included.. We￿nar$,
supportirs the de￿1(¥ynenI of resour￿$, engaging wth wder nthC￿s. online advice surg8ries and other types of
outrèach.
In 2024- 25, seventeen new memlw* JolnÈd thè nètwork.
1. English Schools Foundth"on
2. Ris*)g Academies
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3. Sowr Ambassadors
4. Football Club
5. Society for Minors Protecthjns ar¥J DeveWm8nt
6. Refugee Voice an¢J Action
7. ChildFundAustralia
8. Human Power Organ1$8tic*)
9. Asma
10. Pea￿ One Day Mali
11. Seek and Save Mis850n mini81n.es
12. A50ciacion Civil Hogar d8 Nitbs IA•rKq L￿sa
13. Aprender
14. Youih 2 YoLth Z8mLi8
15. eutwre
16. Ah'kindness
17. Ze8 Tech Fothd8tion
Keeping Childrèn S8f8 offer8 a dyld saf&JuwdiTrJ wtfficatkfi stheme for organl$allons. Thls rlgorous I(￿s￿90
proco88 oflers extemal verificatKJn ty practitioners that Child $8foguarding measures are 'fit for purpose, and the
righl to use the KCS Certified Membèr Iw, 8 vi$itrAe symbol ol quality p6rforMan￿ in child safeguarding.
In 2024- 26, th• followlng organlsatk*n8 undèrtook ￿rt￿CatIOn.
1. SOS Childrèn lfillages Bosnia He￿egoVIna
2. SOS Children ffillag8s Somalla
3. MaiÈ8ta8 MediterTanea
4. Fe Y ￿egria Republica Dominww,
5. Fe Y Alegria GuatemaL4
6. Fe Y Alegria Venezuela
7. Fe Y AJegria BolNi8
8. Fe Y Aegria Argenbna,
9. Fe Y AJegri8 Nicar8gua
10 Fe Y Aegria Ecuador
11. Fe Y Alegria El Salvad
12. Fe Y Aegria Uruguay
13. Fe Y Ale9ria Peru,
14. Fe Y Alegria Honduras
15. Fe Y Alegria Esp8fi0
18. F8 Y Albgria Panama
17. Fe Y Alegria Paraguay
18. F8 Y Alegria Cobrnbia
19. Fe Y Aegria Chle
20. SOS CV Burundi
21. SOS CV Senegal
22. SOS CV Demotyatte Rèpubli¢ of CoTrJo
23. E¢Juco
24. SOS Spain
25. American SLI￿(4 in Japan
26. Children Int8mational
27. SOS Children's vill￿88 Somaliland
2e. sos Children's Villages Spain
29. SOS Children's ViKa9es Venezuela
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R￿trrt ofth8TrustO88
lor tho Y•ar ENl•d 31 Mar¢h 2025
FINANCIAL REVtEW
Financial position
Irthming resour(%s for th8 yèar were £914,86512tr24.' £469,483) and rasourc8S 8x￿nded were £488,23912024'.
£463,024) resulting in nel IrKoming re50urce5 of £426,62612024'. £6.4591.
Totsl reserves amuntaj to £e67,643(2￿24.' £241,01n of whK* re8triiAed re8erve8 amwnt•d to £X12,27512024.'
£12,916). Thè r8strict8d funds eArried Iorw8rd tr) 2025-2028 r8pras8nt funding r8cdved lor the completion of the
ptoject.
Investment policy and objectives
The Charty'g sx)Iiey is to inv&st all cash balancAs in gxcess of day-to-day ￿quirements in interest bearlng bank
counts.
R•#•rv¢s poli¢y
The Trustees have established a reserve5 pc*ly. It Is the intention to mamrtain th8 reserves lo fund at lèast
Six-monlhs operatK)nal expenditure. Det8118 of the restricted ftjnds arè 8ot out in Notè 11 to 1he financial statements.
FUTURE PLANS
Our top prlorltlg¥ lor 2025- 26 arè:
K8eping Children Safe wll continuo to build ¢ur Ca￿¢ty as..
. A powErful global ajvocate lor ending institutional child abu8e and pr¢i¢cting the rights and dlgnty of victims and
Surviv￿$.
A trusted provider of ￿tsX1 5pecifi¢, ￿lI￿r811Y sgn$itwe, indyThJgnL qualty-assured and open•source thild
Safeguarding resources, infomiation and training.
The leadiro intemational convener end supporter of orgar*sations committed to upholdirrfJ and ch8mpicfjir
IFrternab"¢)nal Child saf￿u￿rth'n9 Stsnd8r(ts.
A credI￿e source of rigorous agenda settirg research tts drive eff￿ti¥enÈsS and InI￿V8￿.0n and build the
svidence base on child safeguarding
STRUCTURE, GOVERNANCE AND MANAGEMENT
Governlng d￿Ument
The chanty is <x)ntrclled by its g)Vgming document, a ds•Y of trust and eonstilutès a limtied company, limited by
guarantee, as defined by the Cornp8niè8 Act 201%.
Recrullment and appolntment of newtruBteea
Trustsès are sought in tèms ol thè exp8￿.$& requir8d by th& Trust as well ag th8ir commitment lo childmn's
P8rb'c4pation. The Trustee Board has r￿ntty been 3trengthened with the rec¥uitmenl of several nw Trustses who
bring a varièty of ra￿vant skils and axp8rf]"s8.
Inductlon and tralnlng of n•wtrust••8
Trustees ale oiienled by staff and the Chair on the work pnd direction of thg Trust and are farniliarised wth the Child
Protection Policy. Staff inform Trustee5 of training whith they can avail themselves of from limtrto-time. Trustees
may a180 aCGQtnp8ny St8ff lo meot pathers ¢ilh8r in th6 UK or 8broBd, cffi an oxpenses￿￿1Y basis.
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R•port ofthe TnJ8ta88
lorth¢ Yo•r El￿18￿ 31 ￿rth 2026
STRUCTURE. GOVERNANCE AND MANAGEMENT
Risk management and Sntwnal controIs
The Trustees have overall responsibilty for ensuring Ihat the organisatTon operates an appropn'ate system of
controls, financ4al and otherwsa, to provide rea30nable assurance thaL'.
. The charrty is operating efffcienlly and effectively.
• Proper records are maintained and financlal infonnation. used within the charfty or for pub1lcatyc￿, Is reliabl
. The cl￿rity with relevant laws and regulati¢n$.
The Finance and Risk Corn¥nittee 15 responsible monitorln9 the effeth&ne88 01 the internal contrdB and repc(tS
to the btydrd the results of such monitoring. Thls is 8¢hieved Ihrough..
. Regular r￿lawS ol the Risk Register to identify and manage risks.
• R￿lew5 of operational policies and prc£edure$ ensuring apFKopriate fir￿ndal rthrol$ are In place.
. Business plans, annu81 budget and ￿6h now forecasts.
. Regular consldèralion by the Trustees of actsjal rnsutts comp8red lo Ixjdgets and forecasts.
. Regular reviews of fin8tKial pr(￿edU[e5.
REFERENCE AND ADMINISTRATIVE DETAILS
Registered Company numbèr
07419561 (England and Wales)
Rggbt•r•d Charlty number
1142328
Registered offfee
49 High Strget
SKIPTON
North Yorkshirè
BD23 10T
NAME
Steven Paul Smith
Benyam Dawit Mtzrnur
Kgomotso Tshaka
Jonalhan Mark Brwm
Robert Shillirtg
Pauline Janet Douglas
Robin 08vid Smith
Current PO8iliorth•ngth of tlmo on Boanl
Chairman IAppointed 10 De(tmber 2015
Appointed 10 De￿mbar 2015
)p(MntÈd 26 October 2016
p￿nted 6 March 2018
Resigned 5 Jun# 2024
Resigned 2 January 2025
App(Mnled 10 May 2021
Keeplng Chlldr•n Saf• has ning member8 of stalf:
Sarah Blakemore
Chief Executive l Apwjlnted 23 Mar¢h 2015
èx Drèssler
H•ad ol C8pacity Building IAppointed 18 April 2011
Helen Carter
Head of Finance and 0￿ratiOnS IAppDinted 4 Awl 2016
Stafan Yordanov
Senior Child Saleguarding Programme Managerl Appointed 24 July 2017
Luisa Fontanazza
Desi9n and Impact Speaalist l AF4)ointed 20 Septsmber 2Q17
Juan Diego 0quer￿0 Morales
Sènior Child Safeguarding Ad¥Mser l Appointed 15 April 2019
Samuel Gordon
Mernbwship Managerl ￿poInted 12 Deeemtrtr 2022
Valentina Mir8tolan
Advocacy and Rosearth Projed Manager Appointed 19 February 2020
Jtssgfina Mosle
Gk)b81 Comrnunications Assistant l Resigned 31 De¢ember2024
Aana Constènl&
Global Offi¢¥r/ 4)pointed 6 January 2025
Andrea Espirito Santo Barrett
Brazil ProgramThe Lead l Appointed 6 JBnu8ry 2025
Bertnyuy Naomi lQ"bula
Africa Programme Manager l Appointed 10 February 2025
Events slne• th• Ènd of the y￿r
Infom1￿1on rdating to events Sin￿ the gnd of the year is given in Ihe notes to the finaThi81 statements.
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REFERENCE ANO ADMINISTRATIVE D￿AlL8
Independont Examlner
Stephen Arwjerson FCCA
Knox Cropper
LLP
Chartered Accountants
153-155 London Roa
Hemel Hempstead
Hertlordshire
HP3 9SQ
Sollcltors
Russel￿Gooke Soli&tors
2 Putney Hill, London.
SW15 SAB
Bank•r8
Coaoperalive Bank
PO Box 2￿, SkelmeTsdde
86Wt
Approved by order Ott￿ board oftrustee8 on 10 De¢%mber 2025 and slgned on ts t*haW by..
S P Smith- TrLkStee
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Indwndent Eumi￿￿$ Reportto the TwuslE•¥ of
K•8plng Chudren Safe
Indop•nd•nt •xamln•rfs r•port tothètYust•o8 of KÉ•plng Chlldren Safg Ilhg Cornpany
I report to the Charity trustees on rny exarnination of the accounts of the Comparry for the year ende(I
31 March 2025.
R¢¥ponsibilities and basls of r•port
As the charity's Irustaès of the Company land al80 its dirth for the wrposes of company lawl you are
rèsponsible forthe preparation ol the aCc￿Unts in ac￿rdanc* vrith the raquiremonts oflha compan￿ Act 20061'the
2006 ACVI.
Having satisffied myself that the account$ of thg Company arg not required to be audited urNJer Part 16 of the 20Cfj
ALI and are eligible for indeFendent examination. I report in respect of my axaminats.cfft of your char-ty's accounts as
carr￿d out under SectM)n 145 of Ihtr Charities Act 2011 Ilhe 2011 Ac*l. In carrying out my examinth'on I have
followed the Dire¢Abns given by the Charity ￿mmI￿￿n under Section 14q51 Ibl ofthe 2011 Act.
Indgp•nd•nt tx*min•rf# ¥tatement
Since your charitys gross income excteded £250,C¥>) your examiner must l* a rneTnLw of 8 listed body, l Can
confirm Ihal l am qualrfkd to undertake the examination tecause l am a member of the Association of Chartered
Cerfified Accountants. Is one ol the Ilsbj tyJJi¢s.
I have cornpleted my examination. I confirm Ihat no mattgrs havo ¢om¢ lo my attention in ¢Onn¥¢t1￿ V￿th tho
examination glvltyj me eause lo belw
accounting reu)rds were not kept in re5￿t of the Company as Te0j￿ed by secti￿ 386 ofthe 2006 Act.. cf
Ihe accoL*)ts do not accord wilh those records," or
the accounts do not comply vAlh the a￿Unting requirements of Seclion ￿ of the 20CE Act other than ary
requirement that Ihe account5 give a true and far view which is not a mattar consvjered as part of an
indepeThl&nt &xaminati(m- or
the accounts have nc* been prepwed in acCOrdar￿ wth the methods and prin¢iplgs of th• Statement of
Recommended Prath'ce for accountrng and reporting by th8ri1ies lappli(*ble to chwties preparing their
8￿unIS in awoidance with the FinanLaal Reporb'ng Standard applKable UK and Republic of Irdand
IFRS 10211.
I l*ve no concems and have across no clher mattars in Connecti￿ Ihe exaNinab"on to wh￿h 8ttgthon
should be drawn in this report in ord¢rto 8 prw understanding ofthe acc4Junts to be reached.
G4*r LLP
Slophen Andtrrson FCCA
IQ￿X Ciopwr
LLP
charte￿ AcLountsnts
153-155 Londt)n Road
ernel Hernpstead
H8rifordshir8
HP3 9SQ
LO pec&fikY ..2.y2
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KEEPING CHILOREN SAFE
Statementof Financial Actr¥tties
forthe Yur ETrJod 31141ar¢h 2025
2025
Totsl
fvnds
UnTvJlricted
fund5
Restricted
funds
Total
lund$
Notss
IKOME AND ENDO1WEl￿s FROM
Donatlons andlggacles
8I33
8,1533
1,614
Charttable act5vltles
Children's woteth.on and welfare
318.724
586.438
905.162
467,8e9
0￿r income
Totsl
328A27
586.438
914,865
469,483
EXPENDITURE ON
Ch8rftsbl• s¢tfvitb•
Children's wotection and welfare
Child safeguardiryj technical 8UPFQrt
358.688
32
97,078
4S5.766
32
302,185
160,839
Total
391 161
463,024
NET INCOMEI(EXPENDI7URE)
162,734)
426,626
6,459
RECONCILIATION OF FUNDS
Tot￿ ftjnds brought f<)NArd
228.101
12,910
241,017
234,558
TOTAL FUNDS CARRIED FORWARD
241,017
Th• Th)t•s fomi port olthese finatK4al st*met
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Bal•nc• Sheet
31 MoKh 2Q25
2025
Total
funds
2024
Tclal
fuThls
UnTYslrth
fund
Restr*￿
funds
CURRENT ASSETS
Debtors
Cash at bank and in hand
16,164
16,164
97,818
170,846
171897
$02,270
675.172
268,664
CREDITORS
Amounts f811ing due within one year
10
17,6291
17A29)
127.6471
NET CURREMT AssErs
241,017
TOTAL A&SETS LESS CURRENT
LIABILITIES
165,368
502.27
667,643
241.017
NET ASSETS
241,017
FUNDS
Unrèstricted lunds
Restricted funds
16V68
228,101
TOTAL FUNDS
241 017
The charTtable company is ent￿¢0 to gxgmO"on Irom audit under Section 477 of the Comp￿leS Act 2008 for tha
y8ar gnded 31 March 2025.
Th8 mfjmb?r5 hav? Tr)t reqLMred the ￿)Mparty to obtsin an aud￿ of Its financial Ststernents for the year ended
31 March 2025 in accL)rdance W￿th Sec£ion 476 of th& Compan188 Ad 2CNX.
The trustees 8cknowledgelhar responslbilllies for
lal
ensuring thal the charitable company keeps accounting records th* whh 3e6 and 387 oftho
Cornpanh?s Act 2LTh and
preparin9 ffin8nci81 statements which give a true and fair view of the state of 8ffars of th¢ tharitsblg oJmpany
as at thè ènd of each finanaal year and of its surplus or defi(yl fr)r each financAal year in acr0rdan￿ with the
requi￿rnents ol Secti¢>ns 394 and 395 and which otherwise comply with the requirements ol the Companies
AfA 201% relatiro to financial statements, so far as appltsble lo charitable c¥Jrnpary.
Ib)
These fin8nci81 Statements have teen wep¥ad in actordance vAlh the prowsiorB applrcable to charithle
mpanies subject to the small companies regim•.
The financial staternents were apprtsvèd by the Board of TFU5tees and authorised for issu8 on
l o.P.erthKtyrt.....2.025........ and were signed on hs t*halfby:
S P Smkh- Tru$tg
Th8 notas fonn part of I￿$6 flnondol statements
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Cash Fltyw Stat•m•nt
forthe Year Ended 31 March 2025
2025
2024
Note6
Cash from operating activit•P8
Cash generated from operations
InteTg$1 F4id
4B9.804
33.063
Net Cash F*tswd*J by opwaiyig activit¢es
31.258
ChaTrJe Sn cash and cash equlvalents In
the reportlng perfod
Cash and cash equSvalents at the
beglnnlng of the reportlng perlod
488,162
31.2
139.588
Cash and cash •qulval•nts at th• •nd of
the reportlng pgrlod
170,846
Th& notss foThn port ￿th￿ finanthal sthtsmènts
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Notes toth8 Cash FI￿ Ststemont
forlhgY¢ar Enrf￿ 31 March 2026
RECONCILIATION OF ￿ INCOME TO CASH FLOW FROM opeRATING ACTMTIES
2025
2024
N•t In¢om& forthe rnportlng perfod la8 per th* Statem•nt of
Financlal Actlvltlesl
Adjustments for:
Interest paid
D¢Gtease in debtors
IDecreaselhncrea6e in uedltors
426.626
6,459
1,642
81,654
1,805
11.826
12,973
Net ca8h provlded by operatlom
489,804
ANALYSIS OF CHANGES IN NET FUNDS
Ai 1.4.24
Cash fiow
At 31.3.25
N•t tash
Cash at bank and in hand
170,846
Talal
The notes form partofthe8e fmanaal ¥tatom
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Note8 to the Flnandal Stthnerts
for the Y￿r Ended 31 Mar¢h 2025
AcC￿Tr￿1NG POUCIES
Is of preparlng the finanelal 8tstemonts
The fmanaal Statem￿1$ ol the charitable company, is 8 public bènèfft anbty under FRS 102. have
been prèparéd in acuJrdanc8 with tho Charities SORP IFRS 1021 'Aco)untirvJ and Reporb"ng by Charitie5.'
staternenl of Recomrnended Prath'Tr applicable lo Gharibes prtrparing their aecou*s in accord8nce with the
Financial Reporting Standard 8ppIicAble in the UK and RepublK of Ireland IFRS 1021 l¢ffe¢tive l January
20191,, FinancAal Reporting Standard 102 Firba￿al Rèporting Standwd opplicable in the UK and
R8pubtic ol Ireland, and the Companies Act 2006. The financial statements have been prepared under thg
historical c08t convention.
Golng Concern
After reviewSw the chgrftys forec4sts and prdgctions. the trustees, have a reasonabi¢ ¢xp8ctstton that the
charity has adequate resc>urce8 ts ¢ontinue In operati(>nd Èxistence for the loreseeable future. The charity
therefore conts.nue to adopt the going ￿ncern basis in prepariThJ its financial ststernents.
In¢omg
l incom? IB recognised in the Slatement of Financial Activfcies On￿ the charity has entiuernont to the funds,
it is probat40 that Ihe inccme wll be re￿iVed and the amcKJnt Can be Meats￿ed reliably.
Ex￿ndi￿r•
abilities are rscogni88d as expenditure As soon as Ihere is a1gJal or c4￿$truCtive obligalion ￿mrnrttlng the
ity lo Ihat expenditure, il is probable that a transfer of eo)norni¢ bÈftèfft8 wll té requir&J in settlomenl
and the amount of the obligation (sn be measured reliably. Expenditure is acccyjnted for on an accruals
basis and has been dassffied under hÈ8dings th8t 8ggrÉg8te al cost relat8d to trE category. Vvhere costs
¢8MOt bo diredy atln'buted tg parttcular headings ty have been dlocated lo athilies on a basi5
consistentwth the use of resour￿$.
Allo￿tIOn and apportlonment of costs
Expenditur& 1$ ollocaled between Cost of Generating Funds, Charitable Actmties and Governance Costs on
an actual basis vlhere possi￿e. ￿￿ere actual allocation are wsslble, 8pporb"onrnents are madè ba88d
prinap¥lly on employee time. The polry ol apportionment is consistently ap￿led year on year although the
speufic bases adopted will vary year on yearwiu) ehanglng c4rwmstances.
T•xatlon
The ¢horty is exempt from corporab.on tax on its charitable activfaes.
Fund aeeountin9
Unrestricbj knds can bè u8ed In ac£ordance wtth the charitable obiecuves atthg discretion ofthe Irustses.
Restricted ￿ndS can only te used lor particular restr￿e￿ purp08e8 Wthin ￿ objects of the ¢harlty.
Ro9tric1r￿S arise when sp8afied by the donor or when fvnds are T8i3ed for p8rb¢ul8r ￿$tricted purposes.
Fthlher ex￿anatiOn of the nature and purp08e of eath fund i¥ induded in the notes to Ihe financial
5tatsments.
Penslon costs and other pOBt•rp￿v¢m¢nt bonofits
The charitable company operates a defined contn'bthion Fenslon s¢heme. Contributions payable to the
aritable cornpany'$ pension $d)em? ar& charged to the Slaternent of Financial Ath'vilies in the perifyj lo
which they relate.
Golng concom
After revIe￿ing Ihe ¢harity's for¢¢asts and projections, the trustees have a reasonable expectation that the
charty has adequats resour￿S to continue in operstional existence for the foreseeable fvrtUTO. The ¢h8rity
therefore continues to odopt the g¢ing concem basis in preparing the financial statement5.
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Not8Sto tho FlnancSal Stalements. cortlnu•d
forth• Year Endod 31 Alarch 2025
DONATIONS AND LEGACIES
21)25
2024
Oon8tlorr6
1.614
INCOME FROAI CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES
2025
2024
Capxity ￿lIdIng In¢omg
Onlin# C￿r8e irKorne
Consutsncy fees
MembershSp foes
Grants
conferen￿ Incorne
Chlldren's proiecuon and welTrare
Children's protecb'on and welfare
Childrgn's prote￿lOn and welfare
ChildTen's protection and weKare
Children's prok&ion and welfarg
Children's protec1￿￿ and welfare
220A32
7.411
25,234
59,601
1586,438
361.188
4,275
27.0
55.124
20.186
Grats r8c8iV8(I, includèd in the above. 8re as foiltyws..
2025
2024
Mastercard Foundats"
Portriw5 Foundation
Imaginable Futures
Prism The Gift
483.967
9.n3
Tl.748
20,1e6
CHARrrABLE ACTMTIES COSTS
Support
¢0$ts18ee
nDle 51
Direct
rda
Children's prOt￿tiOn and W￿fare
Chikj safwaTding technical support
455,786
455.766
32
455 7￿ ￿78
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Notes to th• Financ￿1 stalemenls-condn￿d
forthe Year Ended 31 Al8rch 2D25
SUPPORT COSTS
G¢)veman¢•
Manag8m•nt
Tots
Child safrgLArding technical support
32A73
TRUSTEEW REMUNERATION AND BENEF￿8
There were no trustees. remunerabon er othar benefits for the y&8r ended 31 Ma￿h 2025 nor for the yfrar
ended 31 March 2(Y24.
Trustee8' ￿pEnSe8
There were no trustees, expenses for tho y8ar ended 31 March 2025 nor for the year ¥nd¥d 31 Marth 2024,
STAFF COSTS
2024
Wages 8nd salaries
ial security costs
other pension costs
387,243
18,056
371.3
17,8(Kl
The averagè mcrthty numter of employees ¢Juring the yearwas as foll
202S
10
2024
10
AdmlnS8tr8lon and Management
The numter of ernployees whose employes bgntrfits l¥xdu¢Jin9 amploy8r pension costs) ex￿eded £80.00
was..
2025
2Q4
£60,CM)1- £70,CM)O
£70,001- £80.000
COMPARATIVES FOR THE STATEMENT OF F114ANCIAL ACTivrnES
Lh)r•slriu#•d
fun(*
Resfficted
fiJTrJ5
Tclal
funds
INCOME AND ENDOWMENTS FROI
Donations 8nd legacies
1,614
1,614
Charltable actlvltles
Children's prolettion and weltsre
447,683
Total
449,297
20,186
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Notes tofhe FlnanGIHI Statements- contlnuod
forth8 Year End8d 31 March 2025
COMPARATIVES FOR THE STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL ACTIVITIES- ¢ontIn￿l
EXPENtXTURE ON
Totsl
fund&
Jnds
Chaiit4blo a¢tivitie¥
Chlkjren's protècbon and w¢lfate
Child safeguardiTrJ tec*nical support
284.467
1￿ 839
17,718
302,185
Totsl
17.718
IEr INCOIAE
3.YJ1
2,468
RECONCIUATION OF FUNDS
Total funds brought forward
224,110
10,448
TOTAL FUNDS CARRIED FORWARD
12,916
241017
DEBTORS: AMOUNTS FALUNG DUE WITHIN ONE YEAR
2024
Tr8de dabtors
KCS USALoan
VAT
15.752
92.818
5.000
412
97,818
1Q CREDITORS: AMOUNTS FALLING DUE IMTHIN ONE YEAR
2025
2024
Trade ¢xeditor3
VAT
Other Cfeditors
Det&rred irwme
Actrued gxpen$8s
13,758
2,056
2.243
7.958
3.875
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Notss to the FinanGial St4tements- co￿nu￿d
forth8 Year Ended 31 Mar¢h 2025
11. MOVEMENT N FUNDS
mo*me#l
In funds
At 1.4.24
31.3.25
Unrestrtcted fund
General fvn
228.101
{62.7331
166,368
Rgjtricted funds
Portiryjs Foundation
Mastercard Foundab'on
Imanginabb Fuiures
12.916
17,9951
434.119
4921
434,119
TOTAL FUNL)S
Net movement in funds, induded in the above are as fdlows..
In¢x)mirYJ
resourcas
Resources
8>¥end8d
Movement
in fiJnd5
Unre8trietÈd funds
General ￿nd
328,427
1391.1801
{62.733}
Restrfctod funds
Porb"eus Foundatton
Mastsrcard Foundation
Im8nginablè Fuiurfrs
Prism The Gfft
9,722
483,967
77,749
{17.71TJ
(49.8481
{14,5141
17,9951
434,119
63.235
586.438
TOTAL FUNDS
91
c(ffipar•t1v￿ for movement In fund•
rnovemè
In funds
Al 1.4.23
31.3.24
Unrnstrletod funds
General fijnd
224,110
3,991
228.101
R•strlct•d funds
Porticus Foundation
Ukrainian Refugee Chitdren
6,916
4,4481
6,918
10.448
10.448
2.468
12916
TOTAL FUNDS
234,558
241,017
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Notes to the Flnonclal Slatem•nts. ¢onllnwd
for the Yèar End•d 31 2025
h1OVEmE￿ IN FUNDS- con11n￿d
Comparativ8 net movgment In fvnd$. irtluded in the ab)ve arg as foll￿0$..
In¢c4nts
rEsource5
Resour¢es
expendgd
Mcsvement
in fuTrJs
Unregtrfcted funds
Genoral ftjnd
449.297
1445,3rfii
3,991
R•st￿tt•d fund$
Porticus Foundation
Ukrainian Rafugee Chbldren
20,186
113,270
6.916
20,186
TOTAL FUNDS
A cuffentyear 12 month$ year 12 months combined pc￿￿On is as follows:
Not
mov•m•nl
in fvnd$
Al
31.3.25
At 1.4.23
unr￿triCted fun
General fimd
224,110
158.7421
165.368
Rostricted fund8
PO￿"0j$ Foundation
Mastsrcard Foundation
Ukr8ini8n Refugee Children
Imang1nab￿ Futures
11.0791
434,119
14.4481
11.0791
434,119
10,448
63,235
491,827
TOTAL FUNDS
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Notss to th• Fifjandal 3tat•monts. conunued
for ￿ Year E[￿ed 31 March 2025
11.
MOVEMENT IN FUNDS- continu•d
A current year 12 months and wior year 12 months com￿ned net movement in fvnds, included in thè above
are 88 folk)ws'.
IncoTniT¥J
rE50urces
Re50urc•s
expende
Mo¥ement
In fuTrJs
Unr8*trl¢tsd fund8
General fijnd
777,724
(836.4e6)
158.7421
Restricted funds
Portiojs Foundation
astercard Foundation
Ukrainian R¢fuge¢ Child￿n
Imanginable Futures
Prtsm Thtr Grft
29,908
483,967
130,98n
149.8481
14.4481
114,5141
11,0791
434,119
14,4481
63,235
77,749
150[
608 624
TOTAL FLINDS
433 085
Rethcted fiJnd$ represent Lmspent bal￿¢￿ on grants r￿1Ved from the following sourc￿ for tha 8￿cIfiC
purw•s $tst•d'.
Ukrainian Refugee Chiklren Fund
This pro1￿1 was to supp)rt the project. SafewardiThJ Ukrainian Refugee Children. The projèct ended In
September 2D24.
P¢rtieu• Foundotion
Provid&J consutsrcy swvices to Porbujs's partners on developing and strengthening child 83fgguardlng
poliaès 8ThJ pro(*dur•s. This indudad safaguardin9 training sessK)ns that promded a refresher, online
courses for t￿r partners.
Ma8tsrcard Foundatlon
To devdop and strengthen the safeguardng frameworks of the Mastercard SchcAars' Prograrnmo in
Francophone Africa. To ensure thot safeguarding 16 mainstreamed inio Stholars. prog18mme 4Jsslgn to
ensurè that thèir programmes arè incluswe. address barriers to education and support the needs ol everyone
ir￿lUding refugees, people with disabilities and peO￿e discriminaled against because of their gendgr.
IMagInab￿ Fuiure8
IM￿lnable Futures works to support young leamers and their families across the globe. The main goal of the
hjnding was to increase access to KCS'S services by expanding its reach pr￿orni￿arty in 810211 and to
ir￿ease gwareness aThJ implementation of chikl safeguarding globally.
Prfsm Glft Fund
To ￿nduc￿ a [&￿r[* proje(* l¢)oking al wrtisefflitism in UK S(*wls with an emphasi5 on lh8 safeguarding
issues inv(Aved.
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Notss to tho Flnanclal Statsments-eontlnL*d
lorthe Yt•rEnded 31 Mtreh 2025
12.
RELATED PARTY DK￿LosURE3
In 2022 and 2023, loan tolallirq £5,OOD was given to the charity, KCS USA, which is an independent charity
registered in United States of Arnerica. 11 has ts)mmon Iwo officers arvj fow of th& twstees wrfi Keeping
Chil(tren S8fè. ¢h8rity wtll 8w)Fk)rt KCS USA urtil it is fin*cialty independerrt.
11 8150 intended8 to share Intellectual Property and to ￿llaborate on researth and t) hoid confererKes that
wll benefft c*ildren wclldwde. HTrwevw the hjnds will be kept separate.
KCS USA will Sp￿￿nt its own trustees in the Unites States ofknerica Or￿ it is finanually independent.
Ouring the year granttotalling £S.O(Kl was fully repaid by KCS USA.
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