Age UK Dorchester
(A Charilable Company Limit•d by GuaTrnl•el
Annual Report and Financial Statements
For the Year Endod 30 March 2023
Company Number. 07614504
Charity in England and Wales Ilwnbw. 1142519
DARKIN MILLER uMifED
CHARTERED ACCOU1￿AKrS
24E DEVEREL ROAD
CHARLTON DOWN
DORCHESTER
DORSET
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22112r2023
C(YAPANIES HOUSE
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Age UK Dorchester
Financial Statements for the Year Ended 30 March 2023
Conlants
PAGE
Reference and AdminislratNe t)elats
Trustees, Repx¥l
2-10
Independenl Examinets. Report to TfLtstees arwj Membe
Statement of Financial Aclivilies
1Z
Balance Sheet
13
Statement of Cash Flo￿0
14
Notes to the FinancHI Statements
1&23

Age UK Dorchester
Financial Statements for Year Ended 30 P•larch 2023
Reference and Adminstrativo Detalls
Trnstees and Dlrectors
Mr S Cliffor
Or D Evans
Mrs J H￿se
Ms H Paknner
Mr S Gibbor
Mr R Maughan
Chlel Executlve and Conwny Secretary
Mr D Th)rp
(Reshjned 51h September 2022)
Mr5 T L￿ IStsrte¢l 5th September 2022)
Principal Office and Registered Office"
Units 1&2
5 Crown Square
Poundbury
DT1 3EN
Charity Tradlng Name
External Examinero
Dartin Miller Limited
24e Deverel Roal
Charlton Down
DT2 9UD
Bankers
CAF Bank Limited
25 Kings Hill Avenue
Kin9s H￿1
Wesi Mallirvj
Kenl
ME19 4JQ

Age UK Ik+r¢hester
Truslee Di￿￿015. Report
For th8 Y&ar End8d 30 March ￿23
The Tru51ees ate also the d¥e¢tots for tr* purpw of company lawl are pleased to present the
annual report ￿ financsal statements for the perKMJ ended 30 Manh 2023. The provisions ofthe
Statement of Recommended Practice'A£uJuntnJ and RetxKling by Charii*s' ISORP FRS 102-
implemented 1 January 2015) have been adopted in wepai¥vJ the annual reF*yl and fman(#al
ststements ofthe charity.
STRUCTURE, GOVERNANCE MD MANAGEMENT
Goveming Document and Const(Qthion
Age UK Dor¢hestw Ltd is a regtstered charity. ctkiiity numt>er 1142519. and a compary limited by
guarantee, c(Nnpany number 07614504. The (thanws regstèred office is Units 1&2, 5 Crown Square.
Pcwjndbury. Dorset. DT7 3EN. The maximum liabqity ofeath member is limited lo £1. At 30 IAarch 2023,
the company had S members. 5 of wthom were akn the charitys TNstee DiTector5.
Age UK Dorche51er was incorpcrdted as a compaThy limrted bygu¥ante8 on 26 Aprd 2011.
Recfuitment arwj Appowthent of T￿￿tee$
The TTLtstees S￿ also the Directots of the c*Jmpanyfor the purposes 0f￿MpanY law. The Tnjstee
Board must consist of al least three Tntsiees. Trustees are appoirfed for lem)s of 3 and 8t the
end ofthe 3 years may offer themsefves for reo*dion tylhe members of Age UK Dorchester rf they
sh to do so in accordarEce the companYs AJt"des of Association. In addition. the Trustees may
from lime to lime appoint any member as a TFUStee to either fill a casual va(ancy or add to th8ir numb8r.
No other p￿sOrts cf bodies exiemal to Ihe enliued to aP&￿t pe￿onS to the Trustee 80a￿.
The followiTh3 peoF4e Trustees oltht dwrity duriNJ the tWKNI and since the pericNI end".
Mr N Bundy
. Mrs J Matth9*8
Mr N J Plyde
Mrs C Naugmon
Mr D Staples
Mr C Keenan
MTS S Joyce
Mr S Clifford
Mrs J House
Dr D Evans
Ms H Palmer
r S Gibbons
Mr R Maughan
(Chair) Resigned November 21Y23
Resigned Octo￿r 2022
R6signed Odober 2022
Resigned October 2022
Cwted January 2023. Resigned September 2023
CtsoNed 15 Jun& 2022. ReSI9￿d Oclob8r 2023
Reswed Novemt*r 2023
(Chairl Ctropted June 2023
IWKe Chaw) C￿p￿j Wl 2023
CLw)led June 2023
Cwled June 2023
Indudion Twstses
Ne￿Y appointed Tfustees are provtded WTth an indUC￿n to Age UK Dorchesler aThJ are mentored by
eslablished TnKslees as necessary.
Responsibilty for strategy. c(Nporate governan￿ antl revvw Iw with Ag8 UK Dorthesterfs
Iwslees (who also ￿1 as d￿eCt0F5 of the company). The trustees meet every monlhs. in order to
uTrJertake these T0￿s. Implementation of str*egy aThJ Oty, &8 well as da￿t￿ nInnW￿ of the charity
was delegated lo ts chief executive officer. who. along with members of staff and nearly 200
volunteers, ensured Ihat the servi￿$ prov*Jed meet Ihe ￿1$ of the older population ￿ the seNice

Age UK Dorchester
TNstee Directots. Rewxt
For the Year Ended 30 March 2023
The key managom8nl p8rsonn81 for th8 rxwisalion is the ch￿ Exetsjlive Officer. The salary18vel was
sel followng a review of simlar 5Th1 Age Ults in the area in 2021. sI￿e then the ChEf Executive
Offi(w has re￿w¢d ¢ost of livmg incxeases CC￿s151e￿t the west of the staff grDUP.
Ag8 UK Dorchester 0￿)$ 40% of a trading subsidk4ry (with Age UK Boumemouth and Age Concern
North Dorset group} Age Concern in Dorset Ltd. trading company dormart during 2021122.
Age UK Dor¢he$tsr also ovms 50% Iwith Age UK 8ourr*rrnuth. Pcde and East Dor5etl of a second
trading subsidiary, Age UK Dorset Entefpyises Ltd. *thi¢h was ino)wated as a private limited company
on 10 Marth 2016. Thbs comparry w)n the Commiss￿ed seyvice for st￿n￿lation Therapy and
the contract commenced on Ihe 1st hpril 2021 3 years *ith ￿ opthjn to extend for up to an addrtK)nal
pefiod of 2 years.
R•sk Management
The major risks to 7hlKh chawity 1$ exposed Kl8nlif*d arKI re¥V￿Qd by the Iwstees.
procedures established to manayo thes6 nsks.
sk management pr￿ethIres a￿ set in inlemal polry and procedure dooJmentatK)n. The charity
maintains appropriato levels of insurance. arKI Youliiely roviv•B ils fmancial heath in order to ersure the
on•going provision of rts charrtai4e obieclTh*s.
Invèstment Management
The charity invesled £250.0￿ in a COIF WNPStrnent furwj A1201W19.
OBJECTIVES PJ4D ACTMfiES
The purp￿£ d tho charty aTrJ Ihe objects for ¥thlx*) it is eslablshed. aThJ io whKh it 15 5peufically
restricted. as set txrt in the mem￿ndL￿n of AssLwial¥)n are io iyomote Ihe folmy purposes for the
benefit of the pubh"c andlor c4der in and arouThJ OtvseL'
p￿ventIng or relieving the p)vety of okjer peokle.
advancing educatton,
. preventing or relieving sc*ness. disease or in pwle (*theth￿ em0￿, mntsl or
physical.
promO￿g equality arKI diversty.
' pronM)ting human fwJhts of dder acC&ydan￿ with Ihe Unb¥usal Deckntion of Human
Rights.
' assisting ohjer PgOF48 in by reason ol iu Wth. i*$a￿tity. finarwl harfship. ￿la1 eXCts￿ or
other ¢Jisadvantagè. and
. such other charitat4e pU￿oseS for the benefft of dder peoe a5 the Tntstees may from lime to time
decide.
Thè ou1￿)me d this ba￿9 of the T*e￿￿ of ohyw
Summary of CharltsblÈ Aell¥lt
Age UK Dorthester impl￿nted a vwied pro3￿￿? in al￿rThent knilh its charhable (knje(a?vÈs
throughout the reporting period. Comprehensive informatK•n on these chaiilalle actm.ties ts provided in
greater detsil under Ihe"A¢hievements Perfwmwtr" below.

Age UK Dorchestef
Trust88 Directors. Repc¥l
For the Year Ended 30 Marth 2tr23
Publ1¢ Benefft
The ￿K￿)￿"ng ￿ar m8rf(ed the mmencement ofa positi¥* tr8nsfom8lKm for Age UK Dwchester
under r￿W leadership. The Truste8s, guid8d by Ihe Charbty Commiss•Jn's prir)CiFAes ¢)n pubSc benefit,
mebculousty altgned the organisation's aclivibe5 with its Chantable obiectNes during this transfomiabve
peri￿. The contenls of this report aTrJ the accompanwryJ att4yJnts reflect a dedicated effort to meel and
exceafl benefft r8Wrting fequww)ents.
Under the stewardship of new le￿erShip. Agè UK DoTchèster successlulty im*mented a reju4enated
progromme designed to fulfill Ihe charitys overdrthing PUfFrf)5e. This kwogramm8. lailor8d to alpn wth
the 8volwng nèeds ofth8 communty, plahed a role in Initiafvig po￿ts"¥e change and fostèring a
renewed 5en5e of purw)se and 0)mmu￿ am￿ ￿ elderfy ￿￿1&knn.
In lifte wilh the commrfmènt to transparency and accounlablity, Trustees havè ènsuréd Ihat thi%
report adheres to the highest stand￿ts of pubthc benefft reE￿Ing. The comprehensNe inf￿natiOn
provided alk)ws stakeholders ￿gUlatOry b￿J1&S to evaluate the organisation's adhere￿e to its
charitable obj8ctivgs and ackMwl8dgos the posAi¥e oulo)rM5 genwatwj for the public under thg
tewwd5hip of new lead8rship.
Age UK Dorchester has tho followW￿ v*iofft and obi•¢¢ives."
Wtsion
North. SoLth and West DO￿et is a great pla￿ for dder peoth. %%there they feel valued and can live with
th9nity and choice. Where all service provKlers and statutory agencies a￿ seen &8 helpful. supportNe
ms
. To identify. reswnd and assBt rAder in ￿K1h. SoLrth and West tknet, wtK) are in n8gJ by
reason of ill heamh. disabrfty. finan(aal ha￿hry). S￿al exdusion or other dtsadvantsge
To build an Organisati￿ that is infkTrential. atlractive. valued and effectNe to ensure we can enaNe
older people lo remain independent and enjoy ￿fe
. To help older peotde be scaay connecled thr¢xJgh the devewnent of an ¢ryisaknn whKh '
rinancially sUStainat4e through the wu1$￿"On of diverse and ethi￿1 fur•Jirfj slreams
. To promote the wellb*"ng of c*aer people by b*xNming a slr*gi¢ pather of the major stslutory. non
statutory and VCS oTrJanisations vthlch affe¢t the lives of oldÈr pÈ(* in North. SoLrth and West Dorset
To support older ￿pIe lo kn've in their ovm homes for as W as theY￿dn1 and ensurirvJ that dder
people5 voKes in North. South 8fKI West DO￿tI are w)dNMluaty and cdlectiv* heard aThJ respond&J to.
charit￿s legal purpose (rts obiecbve) is to prThnole the ￿l￿of okler wplè in any marmwwhich
deemed by lo be tharitable. at the di8crelM)n of cwjr trustees. We work to identify the fflost significant
issues which have an effecl rm dder rwple's knEllbwng, and develop seTh￿S t•thich feel best meet
thèse needs.
Thè r8lativè tx)w8rs granted to th& oryanisation by th8 cortststul#)n to achieve this indude".
. To encourage. promote and organi5e direct ￿￿te$ approwiate to the needs of individual and groups
of 0￿er people..
. To join in and COvopeTate with other charities. ¥O￿n* organi5alions ar*J statutory aullKwEti* to
achieve Ihe above obj'ective;
To promote arKI cary c4Jt research,. and
. To arrange and promde meetirgs. *cIv￿, dasses arxl tranirvj.
In order to achieve the tharitys awns and objecbves. it aims to be ab* to provKJ& folkmng servK*s
across our area of benefit
. Wdfare beneffts support
. Information and ajvice. lo I￿aude aJ¥cw and signp)sts"ng
. Ptysical Heatth antl Mentsl Heallh Suppyt

Ag• UK Dorche$tef
Trustèè Directorn, Rep
For the Year Ended 30 M￿ch 2023
. Suppxxt around Fkjme
. Befriending arKI socialisali￿.
Handy per50n
Demenlia Support
. CrN3nitsve Sb'Mulai￿ Thwy in cu¥uncl*)n *ilh Age UK ( Boumemrxth. Poole and East Dotsel )
Last year. our 0ryani8atx￿ used a blerMI of quanlitatsve arml quab'iative methL*ts to assess goal
attainment. We regularly re7rn¥ed 5eTvice uptske. measured ouws. atKI mmit0￿￿ quality. Ad<Jitional
resources 4%Ere directed to ldentff￿d needs. ensLKing posiknve outcomes for older indi¥Kluaks when
fea$iblo. Thg organisalKJn also made decssions to di5conb.nue s•Nces rf tha c051s OLttsveMJhed the
benefits, demonstrdts.ng a commilment to effKient res(wce allo¢atKJn a￿1 sustained impa(# on the
elderfy community.
Future Aims and ObiectiVOS
Folow7ng the establishment of a vision. vafues. and Sliateg￿ I￿an. the Trvstees (xJmmitt8d to
advancing key aims and obj'ectives for Age UK Dorchesler. The pandemic neces5italed a shrfl to
emerg8ncy response mod8 durir¥J th8 initial lockdovm. lèading to a vakjed partrwship wrth Dotset
Coun¢il and other ¢ollabrMators to essenb.al seNi¢es ftr cAdÈr indiwduals. Lèssons ￿ffted
ring and folbw.ry thi5 perrod have informed the Tru51ee5 aiKKrt rw wont*s. selv1￿ needs, ant1
innovative ways of op8raling.
The organisalion rwnatns dtrdi¢ated to partne￿hIp wo￿lA9 as a cortr $bm•nt of its ¥￿1￿. aclivety
expanding on Ihis and seeking new Strategic links acTOSS Dorsel and beyond. OperalKx)al services wll
a￿0 eXPar￿ in alignment wilh a new BU￿neSS Plan. emphasising wofessh)nal excellence to ensure the
highest level of seNice lor okler people in DWL
The ft)nngr head off￿e. Rowan Cottage. l)(thtgr. vra$ srAd in June 2021. Subsequentty. in January
2022. the Charsty acquired a new environmentalty frien(My, head office in Poundbury. This modem faclrty
was characterised by an open•plan deS￿n for back-office funct¥)ns and management Since then. a
signfficant development has taken ￿. Recr4iNsH)g the importance of (x)mmunty engagemenL 50%
of the 01￿ space has been repurposed into a wbrant communty space. Thi5 trarbsformation allows for
an expanded range of ￿)￿31 acINit￿S and additN￿31 services. fosterirwj a more indusi¥¢ and d￿arnI
èrtvironmÉnt for both stsff and the local ¢ommunity.
To forttfy financ?al resilience, the TnjSt￿ are actively pursuiry income source dNersrfution. Notabty.
the organisatKsn is shrfting from a his￿¢￿ emphasis on limited rektionships. The w board
acknowledge5 impeTalive of collabwats￿ a iyoader array of st￿le9￿ partnBf5. moving ￿aY
from reliance on any single funder.
In tandem wth ttiis slrategic shrft. effo￿ to elevate the organisallon's profile localy be intensw.
Thi5 invofves depby"rwJ a mix of tradrtKJnal arKI innovatNe Lxjmmunutson methods to broaden
awareness and ergagement
Furthermore, the (xg8nisalM)n mairtsins a proactive 4yoath to service dehvery. By dosely monitorirKJ
requests for services arKI signpostiThJ data. the organsalK)n romains agd8 and responsN8. Thts alk)V+S
for the ajaptaim and introdUd￿n of seryKes as needed lo address emeryiThJ ¢¢)mmuiNty needs
effectivelv.
emphasis on leam well-being. lknving forwArd this In￿"St￿￿ indudes the mplementstr.on of a new pay
struclure a￿1 appraisal sJ3tern. In addiéion. the organisat#)n intends signifvnt investments in employee
welkbeing. encompassing emplo￿ assistance wograms, fiexible affaTh)ements, and improved
hol*Jay Prov￿10n9.

Ag• UK Dorchester
Trustè8 Directors, Rwxl
For the Year Ended 30 March 2023
ACHIEVEMENTS AND PERFORMANCE
CEO SL*emont
This year's annual report serves as a chronKle of the ongoing IransfoFmation joumey of Age UK
L)orch8Ster. This p8riod of r8vitdisatK)n commenced mid-year FY22123 and has extended ￿t0 thè
subsequent year. relleckng our 5teadfa5t commth)ent to adapL arNI belier serve our community.
Under new leadershp and a refreshed govern￿ str￿tre. we have navuaknj thalknys and
hamèssed opportunib"8s. buikjing the c4)mmendabl& efforts of our predecessors. Their re51ience in
the face of Cow'd. and post-CovKI condiborts estthisl*d thè foundalM)n for tyjr Present achievements.
arKI we express apprttiatb)n for their ccxilribub"ons. reco9nisiry the dwlwes fxed during that time.
Our miwon and vision have bsen redefined to *Jn wrth the eNrknir¥J ￿edS of cMJr commuThty. marktng
a pivotal shift in our Strateg￿ dreeti￿, frfussirwJ our dedicatw to tleekw cLMnedions V*ilh
stakehoklers. and ensuring that ￿Jr undeTrLindr#J of hxal need5 remains both current and Twnced.
The transformation wtne5sed Ihrc*Jghout this pernd speaks to the dedirAtrJn of our team and the
unwaverirrfj support from our community. As W￿ continue into Ihe wbsequent year. this report seNes as
a snapshoi of progr8ss and a of the èxcaNvJ dwelwn8nls ￿t lo com&.
The Chanty has so many athievemerrts to (%lebrate, armj this end of Jear reF(rft provides oprortunty to
acknowledge tha start ofour ioumay. and erwision a fulur8 ¥rt￿o UK Dorth6stor e4%￿"n￿o$ to
and as a bea))n of support for Ihe commLmities we serve.
Wh•t did we dÈlivèr during 2022 . 2023?
ovmling Valuab￿ aSsislan￿ and g￿￿lance to indivwjuals seekiThJ information.
. Our Home Support seFvKe enatled of lo remain liwng al home. losrerir*J
ind8pandents.
Our volunteer befrEnders te¥m pruwded over 70(XJ hours of bèfr*rKling
Our benefits a(fvisors successfuty secured over £1.2 mdlh)n in new benefits for the elderty. making 8
pmfound difference in the h'ves of cthler people in the communty
Our Ded¢cated tearn of vc4unteers wovided more than 13.CKQ hours of support lo the comrnunity
. Our independenl Imng team assisted 850 rw clwts. deli￿ring a personaw swvice desiwd to
F#)siINety impact and enhan¢e Ihew fves.
As of Septembar 2022. the f8corded cases of individuals aged 65 and ovaf demenlia in Dorsel
numbered 3.754. However. estimates suggest that the actual number Cfyjld be h￿her. reaching 7.440
people in this age group affected by the condit￿. Ow CcrfJnili¥e Slimulalb)n Therapy t)fcMJramme. in
collaboration *ilh Age UK IBoumemcMJth, P￿￿e. arKI East Dwsell. remaiTh% consisterfly effeclive.
providina vital support to hundreds of mdtvrduaL8 diaqnosed wrth demenkna.

Ag• UK Dorchester
Trustee Directors. Rewt
For Ihe Year End8d 30 March 2023
Volum• of •nouiri•5:
Allenquires
350
300
2D)
150
loo
50
April
May
Jtsne
Ju
Marth
Naturn ol Infomiallon and Ad¥k• Eftquknle5:
Information and Advice Enquiries. 2022 - 23
Health SeThlces
Local Fadltties
Communltytsre
Ase UK SeThke5
3%
ielsure &
Soclal
1%
Cosl of ihin
19%
CongJm•f
Educatlon
Tr•v
4%
Nai
ox
Employment
Famlly & Personal
0% Legal
2%
54%
Houslr
3%
tvrts 7

Ag• UK Dorch•ster
Trustee Dtrectors, Report
For th8 Y8ar Ended 30 Marc* 2023
Location of S8r¥i¢e Usws:
Locality
Gillin8ham
shaftesbury
Weymouth
Defthoster
Trustees re￿nISe Ihe inwabJatrle done by stsff NY)Imtoers across am the swvi
arnas.
R•tail
In the preceding year, the charlty operated shop5 in D￿Che￿er, Brid￿rt arKI Weyrnoulh. Due to thè
finanoal impact of reduced foorfal post4ovid kjckdowns. the sh¢¥Js eXpe￿en￿ a si9nffjicAnt decline in
in￿rne. Addiknnamy. the staffing slThclur8 at thè time was N*ry managam8nt4)Èavy. shoLOJ*ing h
finanaal overheads. (Ming to this. the de¢ision m* lo dose a￿ relail op￿at￿￿5 in the year
Unfortunatety, despite besl inlenb"ons. Ihis move not affeded the tharivs irKcKfte generatw)n I￿1
aLso resulted in the loss ol its high street presence. impacling publrcytyand advertising ¢)PPOrtUn4bes. The
new leadership is Tr)t currenty investrJating re4aU￿in9 wptsl. bth futy apkxeuates the need the
organisation to be volunlger<entrtc and *ill er6ure thai any future thoughts rtyardry retail fuiy costs
out Ihe staffiThJ model to ensu￿ the best rK>S￿ble rebjm for Ihe Clwity.
Footcare
The charity PfPNi¢W operaled din￿ arJoss the area. wovMJiThJ naikcutling Servi￿8. The decision lo
close the Servi￿ at the end ol the pr8vKws year rKJt ￿lY diminished thè charivs ablity lo raise fvnds
through the service provtsKJn txrt also sgnTrfondy roduced onwi-one interactions wrth servKe users.
This loss of direct engagement impacted tr* tharitys capacty to C¥C6S S*3rwst to other seryices.
Additionally. many service users relied on foot care clinics for social interac￿n. and Ihis vttal aspecl was
disconb"nued. Under the direction of r￿W kadership. the Chanty ts activety monitoring requests for thi5
swice FrfOViSKm and will review Ihe potential to re4ilalise thg Serv￿ in Ihe lulure.
Impad and Challen
The dosuo of retail and fOOtca￿ ser¥w left dwity thryab￿. rnt or* in terms of incg)me
gen8r*ion bul a150 in k)sing ts Visi￿e presence on the high street. The ￿0t￿jary impacts induded
redu(¥d pUbl￿lty and advertising OF¢xxlunit*s tlywh shop and (k4very veh•*s.
Furthem)0￿, the decision to disconti￿ foot¢8￿ serv¢*s had mumrfaceled eonsequences. indLKling a
loss oflundraislro opportunitiès. diminish8d engagement ¥*th swice users. 8nd Ihe
removal of a social wrterdction F4aknn. The thwity ackno*ledge5 these chamenges and remains
ci)mmitte(I to expanding other ser¥￿eS ￿ll$ned in ts aths aThJ c￿eCtiVeS to ensu￿ that it offers the best
provis￿￿ of Serv￿ for the community.

Age UK Dorchesler
Trustee Direetots. Rewl
For the Year Ended 30 March 2
Th& charity sacur8d svJnrficant grants Ihe ￿r. irtstrumentsl in susl*ing ts assentkn￿ wcrfk.
somethtng which Ihe Charity *411 continue lo seek. Addrtv)nalty. Ihe Tntslees remain f￿Sed on adapting
and expanding serV￿eS wherever possible in the face of evolving c4rcUmStan￿$.
The p￿VIouS yearfs festructuring had a profound impact cffj the tharty. resulting in a reduced portrolio of
Incom￿eneratIng seryices and a compromised abilty lo cross-promote olher offeriThJs. Despite earlier
redundancies. a rtotsble proport*Jn of manwjement oveFh&3d persisted. Rec(NJnisiig the need for
further adiuslments, new leadefship initiated addibonal chaThJes lo the Organisation￿ slrucbjre during
Q3 and Q4. Thi5 transformalive phase ext¢Nls into Q1 and Q2 of the subs¢qtient fiscal year. fefleth'ThJ
the oryoing commitment to alMJn the organi5ation wlh its mi55w arwj f￿an(￿al susl•nability goals.
Later in the year, a pl￿tal step vrds tsk￿ to enhance the organisational slnjcture by introducing the ro
of a Community Engagement Manager. Th4s slrategic atklitK)n aims to fortrfy ties with stakehoklers and
serve as a vital link beh¥een the community and the charity. The Communty Engagement Managtrr
plays a cf￿ra1 role in deeFening thè ¢xganisation's understarKling of kxal ￿mMUnty needs. er￿￿ring a
nuanced perspoclive that enables largeied réspon￿ lo wovismyn gaps. aligns seNc8 LIS8r
preferen￿. and adapts lo the changry economic landscapes. Thi5 forward-looki￿ approach ty)sTrtk)ns
the charity to be more responsive. [¥0act￿￿. and athjned lo the d￿arni¢ wuirements oftr
commUn￿&S il seNes.
The chaiity remains sleadlast in operating Ihe other services ryJUN)ed In rfs aims and (￿le¢b"¥eS. Thè
Trustees express a keen interest in fosteriThJ the expansion of these Ser￿e5 Wh￿rever possitrfe. ThL8
commitinent Undersco￿ the ￿ganISatiOn'S ded￿lIon to fLffilknig its missw)n and meetTrng the evofving
needs of the commurty it $eryes.
FINANCIAL REVIEW
Financi￿ P094tion
Inwming resources in the pefiod were £672.805 (2022.. £772.371). Of thjs £462.080 related to restricted
activities, indicating a growth in this area compared to the prp)r year12022: £334.189). As aIti￿j18ted in
the perforniance review. the decrease in income is also atlritojted to the loss of seNices suth as
footcarè and retail.
There was atso an unrealised k)ss on an investmeni of £2,742 {2022.' unrealisad ga¥1 of £38,360). Tlwe
was a redised gain on the sale of a motor ¥thck of £3.019 (2022: £n￿l.
Despite facing the challervJe of dosing lncome4Jen￿￿l￿ services. we are pleased to highlight
Sh3nificant achievements in our financial pogtion. with an operatsonal defKit for the penod of £210.291.
showcasing a SL*Jstantial IMF￿Vern&7t of over 40% from the prfs dar￿ of£348.449. This
inclLtdes the net unrealised rev￿ua￿n ktss on WNestments of £2.742 and net realtsed gain of £3,019
12022.. £38,360 unreahsed ￿1n on investment Thi5 rernalka￿ reduci¥)n urthr5LyJres the resi1￿￿(e
and adaptability ol our organisalion in the face of c￿gIng arcumsla￿. As we cdebfate Ihese
' achievements. we rec(yJnise that they provide a strong foundat#)n for future grrmth and SLtstain8bilty.
The board is ummitted to ensuring the charty becomes sustairsable in the long term. wrth a focus on
ravitalising tho organIsat￿ io ccNer ds costs a￿1 pave way fLY P￿rtIVe impact aTrJ gmwlh.
The yearfs activilies have been furKJed by a mix of unrestricted and reslricled reserves. Totsl
unrestricted reserves sland at £697.40612022.. £752.642). vthile restrthd res*ves have decreased to
£105.01612022.. £260.071). The board acknowkdges the imF*Ntsnce of MaInt￿ning a balance be￿fftn
unreslficled and restrKled reser￿ to ensure finanoa suslainabilty, and has been prudentty usbny
funds from a ￿a¢y, ￿CeIVed in 2015116 speuw to he￿ Ok￿ [¢0￿ are knnely or isolated.

Age UK Dorcht$ter
Trusta8 Directots, R8POrt
For the Year Ended 30 March 2023
Th8 Charity maintatns a cash balance of£166.097 (2022.. £284.4581. and ha5 net wrnent assets of
£166.84612022.. £247.4951. In ath111K￿. the chanty has a COIF investment accounl valued al £245.472
12022.. £368.213). Totrl net assets are £804.422 (2022.. £1.013.4771. Thi5 relle¢ls the (xJMwehe￿sive
evaluatIc￿ of the organrAtion's fmancial heahh. Whle the period &K￿nted Operat￿al chaifenges, Ihe
boaid is Confideftt in the stralegic decisions tsken to address them. The ulil1sa￿n of a mix of
unrestricted and Testncted reseNtt demonstrates Fwdent finanoal management The trA)ard ￿M8•n$
committed to ensuring Ihe continued gro¥¥th and sustanabltyof ¢xganisatN)n.
The Trustees tthte risk assessed finar￿ posilion of the chwity and consider Ft to be viable and
sustsinable in the medium to loNJ term.
Rostrve$ Policy
In 2019. Ihe trustees erKJrxsed a reseThes ￿lICY to safeguard the chariws luiur8. They befi8ved Ihal the
sale of the property wouhl furrith the chaiity arnp￿ unrestricted reserves. Additionally. the 2015116
legacy lacilitated the holding of restricted reserves in the thantys accounts. The trustees stipuk*ed that
this ￿gacY be È￿ndèd t￿1 the me¢Jium lemi {7 to 10 (K by 2022- 2025) in th& specific area
designated by the beneficiary.
With the advenl of new govemance and leadership. the board. ￿ January 2023. approved a fresh
resetves kM)Iw. Reseryes now en(x)mpass inwme not otherwse designated or restricted to any spec
purpose. wo¥iding Age UK North, S(NJth. and West Oorset with ￿lS￿bo￿aryfurn1s at the trustees,
discre1K￿. akgning wilh our chaiiLit4e oty"ects.
Funds In D•fi¢it
The charity has N) funds that are in dofi¢iL
Golng Concern
tL)ncem. They have tsken into eQnsh1era￿n vari￿5 factots. induding tKrt limFted to:
- Financial Stabilty
- Operational Viabilty
Stralegic Initiativ
- CompliarKg Govem4nGe
- New Fundraising and Revenue Streams
This (x)nfimiatson is made with Ihe uThJerslar#Jing th* Mana￿￿1 will ¢￿tinue tr) provwja transparent
and timety infomiation regarding any material c*anges in oircumstances tt)at may affect ihe
oroanisation's ooina concern stalLES.
PLANS FOR FUTURE PERIODS
LOOkw￿ ahead, Age UK D(Kthesler B 5tratw"cally p4anning for fubjre perh>Js lo ensure $u518ined
rinanctal heatth and Ihe continued delNery of impacthA seNces. The organisation is committed to
div8rsifw.ng income streams to enharte financial resilience. redw* de[￿der￿ on SIrB￿ fundin9
sour￿. and milwe poten￿"al ri5k5.
Effort5 wll focus on expandry fundosiry iniliatr4w. seeking new grant op￿nItIes. and exploring
innovab've revenue-generatti)g activrt*s. Thts approach altgns vth oryanisath)n* fxjmmitmenl to
a￿apta￿"1ty a￿1 woactve management
in

Age UK D¢rchester
Trustee Directors. Report
For the Year Ended 30 2023
Furthem)ore, the oN￿nIs8ti0n rAans lo conduct r8gular frf￿031 ass8SSfftenls to id8nhfy polenlial cost-
saving measures and operalional efficiewKies. By maintawiing a keen eje on expenditures and exploring
collatK)rative opportunilies, Age UK Dorchesier aims to oplimise resource alkxatton W￿.12 maximi5ing it5
smpact on the rx)mmunty.
The financial pkns forthe fijture uThlets(￿e a lo tranyenl ￿￿￿ting atNI acu)untsbilty.
The organisation wil continue trj adhere to best wxbces in finanaal govemance. ensuring that
5takeholder5 are W￿￿"￿10m￿l aPy)ul the fin¥￿TraI I￿*h arttl suslafftabthty ofAge UK Dorchester.
As part of our strategic vision. the organvsalion wll exp[0￿ partnwshps and collaixwalions
bussnesses. cA)mmunity oryanisations. and philanthrowc enbbes. These partnershps aim to create
mutually benefici￿ relationships th* (x￿￿tN￿È to the financial wdkbeir¥J of Age UK DoTchester wh￿e
fostering ¢ommunity engagement and supp(wt.
In summary, the finan(ial pkns pwKMJs a pro*i%e diversrf*d apwoach to
income generation. stringent financ￿41 ass￿Ments. 8T￿ strategic pathèrships. These measures are
designed to fcwb'fy the finanoal fOlmdat￿ of Age UK Dorchesler. enablry the ￿ganIsation to C4Jnlinue
its vital missK)n aThJ expand its FKtsitive impact on the community.
TRUSTEES. RESPONSHLtrES
Trustees (who are also DTrrefAots ofAge UK 0￿chester for the ￿l[￿)SeS of comparry law) aro
responsible for weparing the Trustees. Report and the fmancial statements in accordance wlh
applicable law and United Kingdom Accounting Slandards (United Kingjcffi Generaly Accepted
Attountsng Practsel.
Crxnpany law requires the Truslees to Prepare financial slatements for financral year, give a
twe and fair view of the stste of affairs of the tharitatle company and of the incoming rescmjfces and
applicat￿ of reswros. fftduding the incomÈ and ÈxpÈrKlrturè. of thè chantatrkn compaThy forth8t
period. In preparing these financial statements. the Tntstees are required to:
{a) select appiopriale accounting policies and then apply them M￿15t8nttr.
Ib) obseNe the methods and prinaples in the Chariiies SORP:
Ic) make judgemenls and estimates that are reasonable arKI prudent..
{d} slal• whether applicable accounting standards have b88n fdlobb*d. subiact lo any material
dèparturès disctostrd and expl*ned in the tinancial ststemènts". and
lel prepare the finanrjal statements on the gcrfThJ cortem basis unless l is inapbxowiate lo presume
that the chaFilable company will continue in operation.
The Tru51ee5 are a150 re5w)nsible for keeping adequate ￿COunt￿g records ￿lch dLsdose
reasonable accuracy at any time the financh71 positson of the charitable company and lo enable them lo
ensure that Ihe financial slatements compty wilh thè compan￿ A¢ts 20[￿. Th&y are also responsible
for safeguarding Ihe assets of the Charitab￿ (x)mpany and hence for tskiNJ reaslywble steps for the
p￿ven￿.0ft and ¢Jeteth"on of fraud and other irregulanlies.
In so far as the Trustees are aware:
. Ihere is no relovanl infOrMatK￿ of wthich the chwIlab￿ (xrfnp￿ examiners are unaware: and
. the Tnjstees have taken all Ste￿ Ihat Ihey 0￿h1 to ha￿ taken to make themsel¥e$ 8¥Are of any
relevant iTrfmth?n and lo establsh ihat the examine￿ are awwe ol that info￿81￿￿.
Th8 Trustèes are responS￿le for the maintenarKe and mtegrity of thè CO￿rate a￿1 finarKial
infoTmabon included on the charilable ¢ompanls w8bsit8. Legislation in Ihe Unrf(e<l Kingdom govemi
th8 PTeparation and dTrssemination of financkgl stslemeTrts May drfler from in olherjuri5dictions.

Age UK Dorchester
Truste8 DirectOTS' Report
For the Year Ended 30 Marth 2W23
This report r￿$ been wepared in atx(wtsnc8 *ith A£coLmtiry and Re[￿l￿g by Charilies.. Statsmenl of
Recommended Practu applicat4e lo charthes preparing Iheir accounts in aG¢>ydance wrth the FinarKlal
ReportiThJ SlaTKlard applicable in thè UK aTrJ Reputs1￿ of Ireland (FRS 102} (effective 1 J8nuary 2015)
and in aC(X)rdan￿ the provisions ap￿Cab￿ to CoMpan￿S subject to the smal compwyes regime.
The newfy cwtgj Board ofTru5tees **komes this rw from the CEO * fulty the r￿W
OFen and transparent ffinancial approath.
The Board fvlty understands the F*)tenlial forfinandd di1TKU￿. based on htstoAc dedsions relateo ts)
pwous management CWF4ed 7Mth the inpact ot COVAI.
Ajthcwgh 8 chal*nging en¥irom)enL The Bowd is in the abiklies and talent of the cuThent CEO
and senior management who havè bÈen at pains tts exFA8in hi%lori¢ siluatM)n but also defver
strategies for the futtye that trf)de for the Chwty.
Over the past financial year the charity has bewrrte streatnlined far more efficient and effective.
There is rTh)re to do but Ihe Board is ￿eaSed wilh the dKecb"on of travel. Tl* Board is in the pr￿esS of
setting up a r￿'ReCoVery &Jb Committee" *d by member5 With detaled knrKOal at￿meft and skims
and stjpported by the Chair and Vtce ChaK. This demonsirates the seriousness with whth the Boar(l 15
t3kn"n9 the finanaal ¢halenge antl wkl woth hard to support the CEO as she providas lurther efficiencies
and moves toward5 a new fwJJs on Inc￿Me ger￿alKIn. The 8owd 15 a150 fvly supportive rjf rmv partnèr
arrgfyments in hand Tr•rilh prevityjsly untapped public sector (J)mmiSs￿ne1s suth as ￿ recentty
created Integrated Care Board. aTrJ Tr)tes the po￿tive Moves lo lender for malty ¢oniracts through that.
The Board fulty 8c(*pts thè seriousness of th8 fmnfial F*￿t￿)n arKI is tsk￿9 all reasonab
steps to SLTrPWt staff and management ltsough Ihis drffiC￿ time.
Approved bythe board on 20 December 2023 and spJned on the¥ behaf
Simon Clrfford
Chawman of TNstees

Age UK I)orcl*st•r
Extemal Examiners Report
For the Year En¢Jed 30 March 2023
Ind•pMden¢ •¥•mlnrf$ veptrrt to the of Ag• UK Dty¢h•stsr LMnit•d1lhe Company'i
l rnport on the ¢htritytrustees on myexam¥*lin)n of tr* oltr* CCThp￿Y forthe year ended 30
Ma￿h 2023.
ResponslbSlltl•s and ba$ls of repNt
As th¢ thairtrls Iiuslees ofth8 Company (and *0 is threclors fLYthe pwposes of¢an1)￿ law) aro
responsible forthe prepa￿lI0n rAthe acc¢unls in acc(xdan￿thith ts ￿U￿Wnents of t1￿ Crynpan
Act 20C6 (Yhe 2￿6 ACYI.
Ha¥ing satisfied myself t￿1 the x¢ounts ofthe Cthnpwy•e ￿t r*44Nred to be aLKlited under Part 16
the 20￿ Act and afe elgible for [nde￿dent examinat&)n. I ieix)rt in resped of my exarninatDn of your
charit￿# accounts as carried out undor section 145 of the Charil*s Ad 2011 lThe 2011 Act'l. In Caff￿'n9 .
out my examinalton I have fdkxed the DYe(*gf$ by the C￿lty Comm￿10n under wtion 14515)
Ib) of the 2011 Art
lrnlwftd¢nt oxamlnorfs stst•mwbt
SI￿ the Compws gross in¢<The excoodwl £250.IXKI examiner must be a meM1￿r of 8 body
sted in section 145 ofthe 2011 Act I confirni that l am qua￿￿ to uThleriake the examination because I
a memberoflhe Ir*titute d Ch8rtered Aclxxxthts EffjlaThl *KI Wak4 is one ofthe lthd
I have ccthpleted my 8x8Nna1M￿. I C4th Itot no mattershrn cm to my altertion in ctyned*Jn with
Ihe exarninat￿n gi¥ing me cause to bd
1. accounting rel￿￿¥ WWE ke0 In rwct ofthe Cryrw as requw￿l bysedKX1386 of Ihe 2006
2. the avAiunts do nol x¢tyd vjth tl*Jse re)Jd4' <¥
3. the accounts do not L)%npty with the ￿￿n1•n9 rg]uirements ol seL*on W ofthe 20C6 Act otherthan
any requirement that th8 acc£￿Thts give a Irue and far 711￿Wh￿ is not a matter con5Klered as part of an
independent exarninatK¥n,' ¢
4. IM accounls have not been prepwed in accayth¢ewih Il* methtrts and princi)*s ofthe Ststemenl
of Recommended PfactKe for accounting and rn5xJ1ing byc1w1l￿ [appltsble to chariknes prepamg the
unls in ac¢onSance th the Fin￿¢¥1 RepLthg Standard ¥pirat4e ift Ihe UK and Repubk ol
Ir*rtd (FRS 1Q)
I have no con¢ems and have come xrDSS ￿ Other matters in connectm￿ with the examin*ion 10 4thich
*tgrtiDn sPK*uld be drawn n this report tn order to enat48 a prvppr understanding of the accounts to be
reach•d.
Si9ned.-
Rosie DartI￿4Allp*l LL8 (Hons) 8FP FCA
Instrtute ofthe Chartered Accounlants in England and Wates
A(IJr￿.'
lILI￿lI
13

A9B UK Ik*Tth¢51•r
St8tementof Fina￿￿91•￿Vil￿s Ino)m aThl Extwrfkn Acramll
Yew Erwjed ￿ Mwch 2023
IrKome and endowffl￿ts from:
DonatKins and lewdcies
17A15
31.468
17,W5
31.468
16.768
157.491
16,768
157.491
h)¥e$fynents
4•9.9￿ 174.345
174.345
Charitable ￿￿¥11￿5.
133.144
28.075 462.
133.144
4W.ISS
203.522
203.522
43242 3rJ.015 366.257
71,174
11,174
contrac
01h8rinc4j￿ts. Govomn*ntgrwts
Exc8PWJr*l ita7)-.
Recovwy of h5kncVAT
17.073
17,073
210 725
462 (WJ 672 PlJ5
43B 182
334 189
Expendltiiré érf:
R8Lsing
Chanlabk activilie$
38.144 294,584
296.850
611410 84S229 275.946 586.384 861330
211M19
883 373 570
588 6x1 1 159 180
Re*ised gw offixeLI a5x15
unreal'5￿ wr￿￿11¢>5￿5I on in¥eslm
3.079
12,7421
3.019
12,7421
10
38.360
171.053
210291
216.101
449
678.724 1678.7241
210
R•¢orKllSatlon dfund&
Total bral￿tfOrW￿d
7S2.642
2&).071 1.012.713 206266
1.154.896 1.361.162

Age UK Doreh•st•T
Balaftc• Sh•8t
As at 30 March 2023
2023
2022
Flxed assgts
Tangible assets
Invg$trn?nts
39),1￿3
245.513
396,964
368,254
10
Total ltsed assets
635.576
765.218
Currwrt assots
Debtors and p￿paymentS
Cash at bank and in hand
11
51,48S
166.097
173.055
2B4.458
217,￿2
397,513
Liatiilittes
Creditors.. Amounts fallng due thin one y
12
1gJ,736)
{150.0181
Net cuvrent zs8•ts or liabMiii••
166.846
247,495
Total asuts less ¢mnt liabilltss
1012713
The fund5 Ot clwity
Unreslrict•d funds:
General funds
Designated fund$
13
13
647,406
702,642
697.406
752.642
Restricted lunds
13
105.016
260,071
Total Charlty luftds
1 012713
The nths at P•3es 15 to 23 frym part oflhe5e
Fcy the year in questi￿ ts ￿￿F￿nywa5 entilkd Lmder seelM)n 477 of1he Cornpan￿ A
2016 relatin9 to small compan*s.
No members have require<l Ihe c4)mpany lo cbtain ￿ wKlrt otts aE¢Jwnts fty thè ￿#T th qU•SiiJn in aceeKdane• wlh
section 476 of Ihe Cornpanies Act 2C￿6.
The diredDF5 ackno¥Aed￿ Ihwr wst4hty for com5AyirnJ T*ryth the wiremartts of lh• ￿t*￿th r•spect b)
cetyjnling i•cotds and for the preparatwi of Ihe accounts.
Th8sè acCour￿ havè been wep¥od in accordance 7hilh thè &YovisKyts *PF*aL4e to ctsMpan￿ subs.ect to Ihe small
eornpanies, wrne.
pproved ty the Board of TnJ5tees for issue 20 DecwTthr 2023 and swj￿} ￿ #*ir tthlF ty.
&anJ
Sirnon ciitford
Chaimian of Trustees

Age UK Dor¢h•$lgr
statement of Cash Fh)ws
For th8 Year Ended 30 March 2023
2023
2022
Cash flow from operating acti¥itie5
Net movernent in funds ky the psnod
(210.291)
1348.4491
Adjustments to cash flo￿ from rKYFcash items
Depreciation and amortisalion
Unrealtsed lossl{gain) on investment
Realised gain on motor ¥eh￿leS
Finance Ir￿Me
2,921
2.742
{3.019>
1233)
4.248
(38.360>
1861
1207.880)
1382.6471
Working capital adj'ustments
Decreasey lincrea5el in debto
Increasel (decrease) in creditor5
61.570
{99.282)
{48,916)
98.047
Net cash used Trn operabng ar*vili&s
1245.592)
1333.516)
Cash flows from investing a¢tivrtles
Inlerest Irom investments
PLtrch8sÈ of irwèstrnents
Net cash PTovrded by investing acli¥it
86
Capital expenditure
Payment to acqLtire tangible fixed assets
R￿ipts from the sale of investments
R￿ipts from th8 Salo of fixed assets
1393.2511
13),￿)
828.[￿10
Change in cash and cash equivalents in Ihe ￿lod
{118.361)
101.319
Cash and cash etywval*)ts at the beg#)nirwJ ofthe pertsj
284.458
183.139
Cash and cash equivalents al th• •nd of p•rlr

Age UK Dorch86ter
Not8s lo Iho Financial Slalom8
Forthe Year Ended 30 Marth 2ry23
1 Accounting Policles
1.1 Genernl Infrjmith and b￿￿$ ¢l•KourtlrwJ
Age UK DO￿hester $ a ftsmpany h"mited by guwaniee wKryraled in Ihe Unite(J KiNJdom under Ihe G)mpan• ACL
The rn0￿Mufft Trabdityof eath member is bmited to E1. The athjrass ol Ihe wi5terEd ofte is gNen on page 1. The
nattre of the t*aritys wr8Uons and 8dMbe$ 8￿ S¢t the Trustees 2- 10.
The finanthl slatsrnents hav8 been w8par8d in £ on rD5t t>ass. *ith thè exopttyM of Land and
&Jiklings Iwhith were rewabJed in 2019r201 in acCr￿d￿￿ with ar*J Rep)x￿￿j byCh8riltes". Stslement
ol Reo)mmended apph"G8tde to c*arth8s pre￿ng Iher acwjnts Mi arAvdarK4 Re￿￿"n9
starthril apweable in tt* UK and Repubk of Ireland IFRS 1021 leffeLtsE 1 Jan￿ry 20151- ICharthe5 SORP IFRS
10211 anil the Companie$ ArA 20C6.
The ch*ly rneets the d8finit*)n of a pubk bEnefrt entity ur**er FRS 102. Assets and tses are niti.aty
at historical rxsst or trnThsacl*)n valu8 other*i5e ststed n the reknnl •c$￿1n1￿ ithy.
12 Income
All income incbjded in the Stalenwl of Financi￿ when tr*tharity i5 to the inc•m8 and th
of MO￿e.
Fw189a¢*s. •￿￿ment * laken as of ts datson ¢ithw. Its ly￿t wct4qte ha5 bBen
granted. the estale ha5 iwi firk3liYd 3rKI made bylhe eXe￿s) to the Trnst that
distiibth#)n be made. from thÈ estate. Rec*ry*t ofle9aty, in or n parL'
only consKJervd probaile ￿en the btr meagJted ￿hat￿Y aThJ the has W nrknled ol
executorfs inlenh'on lo make a di5lribu￿n. Where have nobfied to Ihe thanty (* the charrty is of
th8 granlir#J of probate. and the crileria fcr in¢(¥ne recoyrib¢m have Th)t been met. Ihen Ihe legacy is treakny os a
contiThJent asset and diBc*)sed d materral.
Income from grants. re￿￿ io thaiitsNe li ful kn the Statement of FwRncW Nrmles when
r8ceNatA8 In Ihè pariod to relate. Grarts ** d•f•rrwJ wtw) Iht mon*s habe be￿ re¢eivod in
advar￿e ofthe Ferbjd lo*thKh they rdate. Where have rnt bEen rec8wed in a 5P8cif*d per¥x1. Ihe5e fvnds v
be a￿￿￿ed in debtor5 and r8co3nwd in th8 pwoj lo they rdate. wfwe rec￿ed h8ve or
r¢strictions as lo their use attached the irKtsne is reccqDised as restrthd incjjme fiJr*ts. WheTe rn) >xh tyJWjth¢￿ ly
Inccffje from seMce5 are amcojrts receNed LLrt LthariiaL* athilEs of Ihe th*Èty. such as home care.
and amounts are iThJwJed in fvl in the Slatemenl of Fina￿lalAC1Mtses T*hen re￿￿￿(le. whe￿ l￿d5 have been
received in a specrf*d FwK*J. they are accrued in d8biors and rec£#Jn￿•I in th8 to Itw Trlate. Whre
s￿h income B rec￿Ve￿ ￿ adVar￿ rt B defe￿ed lo Ihe wic#J to it relates.
Investrnent ￿0)me i8 rer*esented ty inte￿st M funds hdd de￿*l h is Md￿ed in the Stalemenl rrf FinaTrcaal
Adivities Wh￿ reGwvabkn the afflount (an be measur8d bythe 6 normaty UkKJn nobfi(atKJn
of tre interest or payth bytht
In 8c£ordance v41h Ihe Ch￿1￿5 SORP IFRS 1021. uryavj vrknlew Iwne 15 ¥BCogr￿j •1 Ihe
1.4 Expenditur•
Expendilu￿ is r8wJnised on an accru* basi5￿5 a rs irwr8d.
hK4udes bolh cosis that be knied th"r•lci su¢h aciiths ￿$ts of an inth.rect natu￿ r￿esSary to
pFK)rt Ihem. Ou8 to the nzbjre of th8 obpcts and th• sc* of it5 actNib85. al costs. other thD5• dirRGt

Agè UK Dorth•st•r
No¢6$ to ¢h• Fin8ntsal Statements
For the Year Ended 30 March 2023
1.$ Opernling leases
Leases in substantk81ty ai the r￿￿9 and rEVa￿ are retain•l by the le$￿ are da5sified as
ir<u￿￿ overiiE temi ofthe lease. The thaTity has leases s(yne oftr* trfemw from t*Afith N otwates.
1.6 FIX￿ assets
Where fixed a55ets are pWchtt￿. Ware slateil 01 cc£1 rkn arry MC￿eT￿leY￿er*B9
less deyKBtKsn. Where r￿d assets ijonaw. We state(1 al thew estimated mathel Val￿ on a¢quisition, less
depreciatm. Where assets ha¥e been r￿aued. ttware at a wrAessi)nal malket vakJalm*thth is revie
every fv8 years. DerTraatK)n is chty in resF*Ct offfixed assets and 1$ so as io wnto off ts cost of Ihe
Freeh)bJ land and trxllldings
Long 18aselh)Id
Office equipment
ComrMAter equyrn8nt
Motor Vehides
2% Stra￿ht kne {buldr￿ only)
0.1% strwght ￿'re IWJ knel
strdght fi
ICQ% Slwayht hne
25% r8dwTvJ
1.7 Investments
Inveslrnents in traded aw slated at martetvth* as at 30 Klarth 2023.
unre￿ISed gains and losses are L3lculated as ￿ drtrerer￿ Lthepn ￿ Ma￿et vaue ai the year end r4)entryJ
mathel valu8 or purchasa date if later. as ajjusted unre*8d gain5 LY b55e5 in prem?0￿ >ws h&fe been
iminated on di8FQSBI. Re81ised aTrl Lwyealsed 98￿5 aTB not 58PWated s1*emE￿O1Fh￿c*l AdMtle&
Inv051men15 in 5ub5Kliary compa￿31￿ ststed at a>st
l.• Debtors
Ac¢¥u8d inccqne ￿ inthdEd at the tott* tharity at the bal¥tt sl*tda
1.9 Cash at bank and in hand
Cash at bwk atKI in hand i￿4￿1e$ ￿5h and sh(*t term hghty inv8strn8nts thal ￿ rgadly to a
knowyt amount of Lxh a￿ sutyl to an ifLsWth￿ftt risk ofcw in vakje.
1.10 Creditors
CTe#ilors artl provi%w)ns a￿ rec(srrised ￿tte￿ the rtharty has 8 wesw)t 0thjat￿￿ regjting from a past evenl that
probaLty result in the t￿SIer offUr￿$ to a Ihird parry and ts amunt due to sellle the c8n be rn88sure<l or
•stimatfjd r8liabty. Crn<&ttrs and piovisirms are rewJnisetl at ther am¢*mt
1.11 Pensions
The chanty ￿erateS a defvEd ContrtjLit￿ ppn5ith thrne Lwefft of ts empbytes. The scheme its
assets are h8bJ by iThSependenl managw5. C£¥￿11￿J1*￿6 are fyroJ1s8d in the siaiem8ntof Financial Aetiviti8s in the
perlod ITr vthich they bewrne payatde ￿ aC0)rdan￿ Ihe r￿ ol the 5c4*me.
tharity i¥ *0 part ofa b￿fft pensKffl schem8. Ihe assets ￿ flam￿eS ofwhth are not
Separate￿ idenffiable. kny payments are r?￿rded in Ihe Staternent of Finanud in the perb)d n %¥hich Ihey
become ￿Ye￿￿. See 18 for tt* basks ol the stheme.
1.12 Taxation
Th8 cornpgny 15 a chawityawj Ihweth fjatle to tx¥p(rd￿n lax to ￿ extent Ihat ts ar
gains are aFFlicatle lo charit8trAe purFYJ5es th. Value tax w85 r*Jt recoverabk by the ¢•)mpany and 1$
therefore In￿￿￿ relevanl ￿$ts in the Slalement of Finwal Adi¥itw. At Ihe slwt ofthe 2021-2022 ffft8n¢ial
year. the Charity ws¢ered for and put in a ￿trospe(INe dwm in relatKJn to Value Ad(le(l Tu dated bad( to
201&16 finarKwl ￿. TPx5 7x45 sho*Tr a5 an ikem dinwne Ststement of Finankxal A¢tw￿leS.

Agè UK [lorth￿l•r
Notes lo the Financial Statèrnerts
Forthe Year Ended 30 Mar¢h 2023
1.13 Fund accounting
purrK>se and are avad8tle as genw4 lu￿ts.
08s¥Jnaled hjnds aro wwestrKx¢d ftJr¥Js byth• Tn&%thes ky
Re51rKled lunds are to te Used for SF￿ FrtWP05e5 8$18vJ tythe dcrnr. E)¥eThlilure whkh rneetsthi
Criteric￿ is thwged to ts fiJnd. aTrl SLWJt ojsts 85 approwe.
2 Don•tlon$ andlogacles
Vfv
Restricted T+)tal
Fund$
2022
Fund5
CknThabons anLI gffts
Legaoes
16.153
615
16.153
615
12.419
12.419
3 Other trading activities
Total
Fund$ 2023 fv51riGiBd
Furwts
Restrktrd Totsl
Fund
Fund$
202Z
Fund
Funds
Sale5 ofthnated 9¢Jryts eto
Commi8stO
sthbuts'on fromN)mtverthJre
Fundraiwg aL*vit
Letting income
4.491
4,491
146.588
146,588
645
14.332
12,0
14,332
12,CO)
9,477
628
9,477
628
31.468
31.468
157.491
157.491
4 Expenditure on raisin9 fundg
R¢strithd Tt)t•l
Un-
R•$trl¢t•d
Totsl
Funds
2022
Fund5
Funds
Traing costs
38.144
38.144
2.266
296.850
2.2fA 296.850

Age UK Oor¢h$t•r
Nol8# 10 thè Firtknual si*m8nls
the Yeaf Ended 30 Mafth 2023
5 Expendltur6 on char5table a¢tiviti•s
T•tal
restrided Fund Fund$ 2￿23 rt$tri¢t•d
Funds
Fwd
Fund$
2022
Acuthancy autht
Befriending
Coynthve SupFthl Thw8pr
1.4
1.496
13.318
13.318
21.117
50.378
21.117
S.378
Oemenba suppo
Oepretstitujh
Fundraisng
Get Up and Go
H8nd￿Tr
Home Supp
Housahc4J Supp￿1 Grant
h)formai•)n. advK• ben•fits
Maintenance Cowlive Swpxt
Thera
Management
Melodk%s for memories
Nail cultir¥J projeci
ExerciselFall pre¥entian
Prison
9).866
2.¥21
25.184
2.921
25.184
14.
21.389
14,302
21,599
744
210
744
62
194,35B
13.829
63,616
1S.967
14.
27.1fj6
14.936
181.259
91.799
144.843
6.272
154.O¥J
94.799
130.189
794,358
16,309
118,473
1S.967
2.474
14.fJ54
1tr2.451
12.014
114.465
172,789
33
34.673
207.462
6.515
4,610
8.572
4,654
23..244
B3.750
86,243
86,243
19,773
19,773
17,779
65.971
SA.I.L.
Social
Wellare Beneffts
Wem being
1.499
1.499
68.393
68.YJ9
2.081
8,670
71,202
71.202
17,015
17.015
211.819
633.410
845.229
275.946
$86,384 862.330
. Darnentia supwrt in¢bJd•s costs r*tiru 10 NHS commi¥￿￿ed sorw￿$ lor CLVJnttivè SLWYt Therapy. and nLY
2021122.
6 Net (Èxpenditure}fincome for thè peri¢>d
2D23
2022
2.921
4.248
Indepenilent examirtalion stiNrytes
Audit servi
4￿th
400
1,100
7 Trusto? directors
of the ￿slee dI￿¢t￿$ lor anypersowts C￿ne￿d them) anyTemunernbffi duwivJ the
{2022: no￿} none We￿ rembutsed travel￿￿ exper￿ in thw a5 tsu5tees12022." nLrel.

Age UK DorthÈst¢r
Note5 to the FinJKial Stst•m8rts
Fwthe Year Ended 30 March 2W23
8 Employe•s and émployinent costs
2022
W&ges and salaries
Social security Costs
Pension cl￿ts
545,734
33.252
17.381
834,357
45,338
26.910
596.367 906.fl)S
The charily operates a defined conln"bulwJn pensThi sc1￿me. The clwge for th? ￿￿eSentS
¢ontnbuti￿s payatAe by the ¢*arity lo scheme and 8mfMJnted lo £17.381 12022.. £26,910). ContributKI￿ totaling
£2.89112022.' £4.1rfJ) were k) ts Sr*￿ al per￿ an(b are ￿l￿ded in cTrdilor
No indNthalempby was pa*J £fil.(MX) {2022 ryTh1.
The key managernent ol Ihe charty 15 Ctti￿ ExeuANe Offiw. The totsl c¥Jst to th
charity of employee beneffts for the key management pets￿￿¢1 ￿ £55.540. ind￿$ or* mc¥)th durin9 whi
Ihe oulgoing and In¢xmry CE05 W8r8 p•d the pwK¥J13)22". £53.811
Th8 a¥erag8 h8•SJxmt Ifwmb•rof staff ern[￿￿j1 th? per>)J wa5".
2023
2022
All stsff
87
9 Tangible fixed ass•ts
Fixtu￿& Compuler
Vehicles LÈasehold Flttings and Equipment
Totsl
2022
Land and
As ai 30 Vtsrth 2022
Addit￿$ tt*
Unfe￿i￿ed gain cffl revsluatr
Elm#wied ￿ tlisrwl
As #130 Marth 2023
10.615
381.127
12.124
10.054
413.920
110.6151
110.61SI
403.305
381.127
12.124
10.054
D•pr•¢la¢l
As at 30 March 2￿22
Char98 for period
Eliminat￿ ￿ dispos
As at 30 March 2023
1.212
1.212
10.054
16.950
2,921
16,6351
13,242
1,327
{6.635)
764
2,424
10,054
Book Va￿¢
A6 al 30 Marth 2023
9,7(#J
390.063
A5 al 30 March 2022
5.307
).745
10.912
396.964
?4

Ag• UK DNehester
NOié$ 10 IhÈ Finan&al Stat8mènls
Fcw the Year Ended 30 March 2023
10 Invostments
20Z3
2022
Age Conr*m Mi Lknet L*rJrted
Age UK Dorset Entwlses LimfieLI
COIF Inveslrnent Ac¢A)uni
40
24S.472
366,213
245.513 368.254
The tharity owns 40 shares of £1 each. reryesenkn"TrJ 40% oflhe issu•0 share (apital In a frc4nt venture rnmpany. A98
Concem in Dotset Limited Iregstored number 6640257 ￿ England Wa￿5). Th pnt venlvre ujmpanywas
e51abli5hBd in oJniunctN￿ Age Co￿eM BournerrKJLth and Age cOr￿rn Ncth Oor5etkn provKle sern￿ ac
Dorset for oldw ptopltr was n(ryroft makirg. The shares *ere tra￿ferred Imm Conr*m t￿￿hOSt
on 1 OLtthr 2011.
fiJnd5 to 8nab18 lh8 Tepa￿1 of al lh• thar• ￿9n• sub5rykned
The thanty I shwe 01 £1. r8prBseniu¥ 9YA ofthe i55ye Sho￿ CaF*tal in aioint venture c￿EpanY. Ag8 UK
DO￿et Enteorises Linrted (registe￿ ￿Mtv 10)99￿ in E￿land and Wale51. The icffit (￿panYWa$
•stablithed IA ￿ryunC￿ft *ith A98 VK e(MYnemoLth Ltrnlted io WOVKle ser¥ice5 aer05S tkyset for c4det peopb.
Ag8 UK Dcffjset Entwprises Linited made Oislthrt￿0Ipr0fr$ lo UK Oothsi¥ Limit￿ and UK
8ourneiTh)ulh Limit•J undw th8 grft abj schem812021.' rffj wofit5 di5tribuledl. iKJl it did recr4ni8e 8 hisloric
b813n￿ frAbwing a re(￿cl￿91Th exe￿. See note 3 forfrjrfher dets15. year. Age VK Dorsei Enterprtses
Limlled detNered servi￿S n rela￿"on io c￿rtIVe SuFP)rt Th8fdPy. Tr fthted seThices were d￿Ne￿d by its parent
c(xnpanies. and ￿e UK t￿￿er Liniied* share of income a￿1 expeTh*twe i5 d￿£*)Sed within'Dementra Supptyt..
AUKOEL fmed the chanty t13.6￿ al Ihe WT eThJ. Thrs balarts is induded within • dÈbtots in ntstÈ 11.
In 2018119 the Charity ts)￿t 1592.41 ac(xmulaiwm COIF Chail*s Inveslment FuThl. Ir4 20Y2r23 the
Charity sdd 521.28 urwts. The dthur8s of FYsloit•l r))st market Th)t811 bekw.
2022
As at 3LV03r22
Addit￿nS
Di¥y)sal$
Net unrealis¢d Ilossesygau
rkel Value at 3aioy23
368.214
329,854
1120.ofKJ)
2,742
245.4T2
38,￿0
368.214
Historical Cost as at 3Q103123
Historical Cost as at 3010W22
250.000
Investrnents at Mothet Value wn￿￿ed..
UK Propety
245.472
368.214
Thè Tnjst the folow.rg materi81 rnstrTrents {o¥er 5% ofthe ¥ak*).'
COIF Ch*itses Pr(wny Fw
11 Debtors
20ZJ
2022
Sundry debtors
PrepayimènLs
VAT
29.980
21.5(LS
14.g91
13,184
1t305S

Age UK Dorch85ter
Notes lo Ihè Finahts* Ststemenis
FOT Ihe Year Ended 30 March 2023
12 Creditors: Amounts falling the within one year
2023
2022
Trade credito
PenS￿n ¢yedrtor
Tax S￿la1 S8￿rity
VAT
12.574
4,109
10,342
8.170
1.470
25,632
135,121
13 Statoment of funds
Ex￿1¥￿ Twan5f•r
Re￿150d As at
and
30103123
vkv•ali5
gains Wid
lund5
Un¥eth¢t¢d fvnd$
a General fiJr*J5
702.642
210.725
1265.9611
647.406
De5igna¢¢d lund8
b ￿11th"r9 res•rve
50,000
rotsl ww•strl¢t•d fund5
Restricted funds
c Befriending
d Cognittve Stimulali)n Ther
e Oemenba Supw)rt
f Horne Support
g HcrtJsehdd Support Grant
h InfoFm8tM)n and advte
induding ￿Mar8 be￿fitS-
i maint￿nar￿ of CogThthve
sb"mula￿.on Therapy
j M8nagemenl
k ExeruselFall prevenbL¥I
I Prison
m Reach flrt
n Wdl bang
11,310
{13.318)
24,584
122.3461
25.453
72.780
I￿.866)
168.0531
194,7991
191.TTOI
47,367
119.330
91.770
24.531
3.107
13.1071
12.014
4.473
16.756
9.663
22.4￿> 55.gX)
112,0141
14.473)
123.2441
(9.6631
(71.2021
7.874
7,148
o Legacy
177.732
1178,0101
278
617 412
278
Total fwbl$
1 012713
278
8 The general unfestrictul rewesents the Lmrestriraed funds of ￿ th•ityat sJt¥itA1 tThJ.
b The bLSAdiro reserve has been wt asKle retyji￿ on the buldry.
VafiOu$ 9rants been wK18¢1 lo lh• provwi of a befr*)"ng io h* rethce b)neIr￿sS a
soL*al k%¢laiNJn.
d The NHS has provided grantfvndiNJ to $L¥>Frfxllhe ofcLythti¥* Il*raty Lkn assk8t in
warding off do￿￿nI48). t￿rir￿J Ihe year the fijnds from this grant arKI thc6e from UK lor Ihe pro￿5*￿ of
mwntenance ctyjnibve stim￿ts"0n lherapyWe￿ L*Jmbi*d into the Dements SuprKJrt swvi￿.

Age UK t>archestÈr
Noigs to Ihè Fin*cial stsiamnls
For the Year Ended 30 2023
e Our D•m•nba SuFp)rt service mulilar2bJ. Off￿.ffj assist￿ and care to indi￿d￿alS ar*1
families affected by dem8ntw. We a￿ rKc*thJ tr) rxYLgb)rale NHS ttffset to ddNer CL¥Jntre Siirnulatrjn Therapy
ICST), a Sp￿￿KSed prcgramme d8SKJoed to enlwtr rwdive abdit￿ arxl qualty ol hFe kNing ￿th
aCbvil￿. tsibr8d io the tsn*]ue needs ofeach patopanL
In ad(knn lo Ihe CST prr*Jrarnme. our Oementia Supp￿1 seThi￿ a rarye 0f￿p￿TiNe inttiatNe5, such
as educaffi¢Jn. t￿M￿l￿ty er￿g￿ent. and gYoup5 foster rdatK>rthy5 bei*E2n th(¥5e dIa￿oSed b￿t abo
between lhe￿ carets. Our It￿ ￿ t￿￿ale￿ to iyealry a nurfurir¥J aTrJ ith¥e en¥w£￿￿ent that foster5 a Sense of
belongiThJ lor both iThJwidua15 Wth demen1* aThl Iheir f•ndies. Throth3h these efforts. ￿ aim to provide ht4tsti
r commilment exlends b8s¥Jnd cwe tOr￿mUrAfy *Aw￿nesS arKI advocacy. We acti¥8ty pwiicipale in
ccmmunty.
f Fk)mÈ Suppcxt sÈThir* is d￿lIcat￿j to fostering iTrJepw¥kn wd vTrhèncfjr*J the ¢)veral w￿￿e1n9 of
indi￿dualS In the comfort of their own ￿)1￿. We SPec￿lse in woviding Th)n*rsC￿ Ca￿ servir*s tsik>red to rneel
Our coThpa55ionate tewn offers Sup￿ aspeas of datylwry. irKkn"r¥J dornestic Chores such 85 cleanlng
and organEry li¥lng spaces. By 01th￿ ¢ssertsl tasks, we am to Lyeale a ￿nI￿a￿l9 ￿ safe home
environment thal womotes independence.
onnections fc¢ mental and emoticnal **lkb•ng. l)Jr tearn member5 engage wbth iidNthas in ways.
off8ring frrendty cuwersèlions. ￿lSUre aL*vti*5. aThJ 855i5tan¢e wth hotè*s.
vJnity. By Providing asststance wilh tstytssks fostwing 0)rywi￿1p. ￿ enat* ndivwjuals to mainlan their
Irwlp.npnrlAnrA rA)n*D*iA livinn in thp.v IArnik3r bnmA AwmnrnRnts
g The Housew Support Grant 15 a financ$81 aSsisla￿e programme d85wed to *vote the e￿#￿1¢ on
indNidua15 and lamth'es facing fin￿￿al chaHerw. Thi5 grnnt $peUfi¢a￿ tsrgets essential hryjsehokl expense5, such
as utlilles, and grcterie5. By provi(*ThJ Ith￿ suppwl. we •ffl to eThha￿ finaThial Stat￿ and pr¢mole a more $ecJJre
INin9 efiviroThment for th058 ￿ need. The HOW1￿ SuP￿rt Fund is provK1ed by the OÈpathiÈnt for WorfÉ and
Pens￿￿$, Age UK Dcthstsr acts as Ihe (x￿1&D di51ritxrtor of Ihese fwwjs w beham of Dorset Courril.
h Th¢ Info￿at￿ advK8 f8S8Fve co¥w5 gr￿ reMing to ￿ prD¥i5KWI of info[Mati￿ atKI advire. varm
F&)mes hjnding from E(￿ apF4e5 to schemes to irnwove and and appl.es tf>
Ag& UK has FthKJed granl fmding to SUFPJrtthe ol mantenarts st￿nu￿1￿ tr￿raPY. OuthrvJ th•
year the from Ihis 9ranl and Irr*n Ihe NHS lor the provis•￿ ofWF4e stiM￿tiOn thuapy*re
eomt¥"ned mto the Dementia Suw seThKe.
l Tl* Mwagemenl fun(ts relaled to an elemeftt ol on? c£rfthct lor the defvwy of prxtKal aThJ EM01￿)nal WPPDrt.
k Our Exerc4selFall prev￿1￿ ser¥re 15 c￿tre￿ around promtsry th8 healh aTrJ 5alety of ￿r ccrfnmuThty
rnembets, parDuJawty ts￿$t at risk offals. We offer talr*ed exerase pycgrarnw￿s Ihal fcoJs on 51rervJth, bal3ru,
and co0rthi￿i￿n to reduce the risk ol PdI5 ammg a1ths. Th6 WOxtp￿ 8nt*nces phy5Kal
IkbeN¥J but also contributes lo over81 l¥eaNh
l A9e LIK provh18d a grant to 8nZt4e Ihe wov¢sh￿ dsvpF<rt to c4der Th$ wovKIry
ir10rmat￿jn, adwce 8Th18thiips. hdp5Wrth prepamg th8m to the The (x)nIr￿ isfor 2 years aThJ
cunmended Augu%1 2020.
The Reach Out Sery￿e fine Irecendy rthnded as Ihe Ivi￿ seryicel 15 a £t￿rnUnty￿treach inftk*Ne
aimed at provmjing en￿)t￿ s(#ial support lo Aidi¥#1u￿S expell￿￿9 tsolakn or1Meiw￿ Our voluntew5 artd
51aff membb*s adivety engage *ith ithKlua& thmugh re9Llaf ch￿k•irts. sooal a¢twties. and wnpan*)nshy. The
goal 15 to foster conn8d￿n5 v+ithin th8 ujmmunty arnl addw the 50co1 Il•terrninants of hÈ81th. Ths seNth acts as
holkBlrc approath. ensuring tall￿e￿ wppyt to indNwJuals thr￿ a mix of in*rventKJrts. sKJnkxJstin9.
rl Va(v)US grants ha￿ t4en pro¥wJ8d to thè ola 4•olbory Srn*. Wps to reduce kn*&n9SS
and soc$31 i501atrJn.
o The legacy frun a legaty ty Its estste d Mr ￿bertfor of r&1uting bjneliness and
soryal isdats"on.

Ag• UK Dorchesier
Not8S to Ihe Financial Stslom•
Fwthe Year Ended 30 March 2023
14 Analysis of net assels betweèn funds
ljnrest.
Unrest. R•st-ricted Totsl
Fund$ 2023 ii¢t¢d Funds Fu￿1
Fund$
2022
Fund
ixed assets
CurreTht assets
Qedrtors due one y
105.016
63S.576
217.582
IXl,7361
505.147
397.513
1151.0181
2￿.071
765.218
397.513
0 1150.0181
217,582
19).736)
697.4
105.016
802.4T2
752.642
260,071 1,012,713
Finan¢ial commitments
2023
2022
L*id and buildings..
Ew'ring 2- 5 >ears
Other:
E¥¥ring 2- 5 y8a
4.513
Land and buildin98;
Expiring 2- 5 years
7.868
16 Related party transactions
period Age iJ( Cbrch85ter [￿l¥ed £nl in tees w rEc1wr￿d amtyJnts12022.. £n￿ CLwem in (A)rs6t
Limited.
Th8 tharity supp￿1 servw on behaff of ts yith)t company, UK tbrset Enie
Limited IAVKOEL). Tr am￿Art wNatle fr￿ £73.￿1 (2021. £ThO1. £11.516 was oul5t￿Ing 81
the yoar end {2022.' £niD.
Durin9 the y8ar Age UK t*)nts51er brnitotl paKI £1.535 ar￿j¥￿a￿ arwj ffje c¢)5ts ￿ b￿￿10f￿e UK
Oof¢hester Limrted12022.. Erll. £1.535 was tyJtsl•ndty •tthe )tarer•J1202Z" Enll.
£645 of hist￿ profit sh8re r8rnal￿ unp8KI 81 the eThJ. with 8 an￿UnI due frLKn AUKDEL Of£13.￿1202l.. £￿1.
17 Company Ilmlted by guarantee
The chwityw8S ￿cr*￿￿&ted as a CCffiPBrry Imrted by gu8r8ntee 8NI h85 no shwe The guw8nte8 to
oynpany Is £1 w m￿b•r on up Oft￿ cthnwy.

Ag• UK Dor¢h•stsr
Ndtes io the Ful￿1#[ Staièrnents
Fc*the Year Ended 30 2023
18 Pension and sirnilar obligallons
- Th8 chwity parb(ipat•s in a TFf Retrem&it Sc*JI￿- The Flan stslem•. a mtkn*mrtyr scheme which
provides benefits io some 1.3Q) non-assocbated partKipatwry ernt*)yer5. Tr 5chwne is a benerrt scheme in
the It is Thjt pW)Ssib￿ lor the charity lo (thii gJfftient inIcffta￿n to enabkn il io acwjnl lor the scheme as a
defined benefft sch8rne. ThweforE il accwn15 f(* the scheff￿ 8$ a defw*d ojntribution scheme.
The stheme subject to tht legk%latiM Ixth"n&1 in the 1>enSio￿ Act 2004 came into on 30
Decémber 2C#)S. This, Ic#J8lher with dcojments ￿$￿ell by the PenS￿S RegU￿t￿ and Tecknical Aduarial Standards
sthemes in the UK.
particpatiry employets. otAwaty￿S rfIN)se empbyers are unat4e to meet they share of Ihe scheme defiut foll¢Mng
ithdrawal frrm th• sdwne. P•1itipab'n9 emknrs are le9aly requwed to mèet th￿r sharè of Ihe s¢l*me defitii on
an 8nnuitypurch8se b&si% cm *711Klr￿th thè stheme.
£793m, liB￿.1￿*S of£970m and a defKit d £177m. To ekninate thrt1811, the Trl￿tee 85kEd the
participab'ng 8mpWrs to pay 8dtJthnal ¢ontrknth" to lh• stheme frcrfn 1 April 2016 10 30 Septemb81 2025 (rf
£12.945.440 per Ipaydbje M(￿lIty armj iweasiffj by 3% eath on 1st Ap¥ill, and frcrfn 1 April 2016 to 30
September 2028 01 £54.560 perwnwh Ip8Yatk MO￿ aThl rtrxe8sry by 3% e￿￿ crt 1st 4Jrll.
Th8 reojveryplan cor5tributwJns are *Kat8d 10 parb(ipairy emtlw in fjne with ts eslwn*d share ofths
S8ri8$ 1 ar*J Seri85 2 scheme 1k3b1il￿5.
Wher8 th8 scheme is ￿ deficit cconpany has toa {lef￿. fijnding aThangem8nl the compw
recognises a Ik7bAty forthis o￿lgatiorl amount reo>Jnised FS Ihe net present of the defiot reduction
conlribubons payable tha agreemenl Ihat r8latg5 lo lh• dtrfw)"L The present va* is r21uJiated usThJ the
dtsr￿unt rate delaled n these disdoswes. The uwnd¥y ofthe r￿e ts r*XyJrM￿ 8$ 8 fMar￿ rxtsl.
The charity has received Ihat Ihere was an esi¥naled debl of£5,239 {2J21: ￿.430) M the *ith*awal lablty
ib resped ol the scheme at 30 September 2022. k TrXed al￿. the aclual fÈab*tywrt be krthyn tharty
ilmraws from ts ￿hen￿ aNJ Ih&% W not c¢¢wfed at thèdaie ol lh￿ le￿1.