2025-03-31-accounts

ReachAcross (UK) IA charitable company limited by guarantee) REPOR T AND FINANCIAL STA TEMENTS For the Year Ended 37 March 2025 Charity Number: 1148692 Company Number: 07900867

ReachAcross (UK) TRUSTEES REPORT for the yearended 31 Mar 2025 The Tru51ees present their annual report and financial stslements for the year ended 31 Mar 2025 Leg81 and admlnlstratlve Infomiatlon Full Name.. ReachAcross IUKI Con8titutson'. The charty was incorporated underthe Companies Act 2006 Charlty Reglstsred Number.. 1148692 Company Number.. 7900887 Date of In¢orpor8tlon: 06 January 2012 TrLtstees durlng ihe year.. lunlÈss $tstedl Mr. J. Laws Ichaimanl Mr. K. Macpherson (VI￿ Chairman) Mr. P Jolly Mr$. G. Crawtord IResigned 22 May 20241 Mrs. S. Laws Dr. A Perkins Dr. M. Pitkett (Resigned 22 May 20241 Mrs. Cbudette Belkwilliatns (Appointed 11 September 20241 Mr. Steven Dickinson (Appointed 11 September 20241 Treasurer.. Mr. S. Babenko IResKJned 22 May 20241 Chlef Ex8CUtIv8 Offlcor and Se¢retary.' Mr. G. M. C. Tsinio Registsred Office.. 39 Dartford Road Sevenoaks Kent TN133TE 8ankers'. National Westminstsr Bank plc. West Malling IA) Branch 43 Swan Street, Vvest Malling, Kent ME19 6HF Independènt Examln8r Independent Examiner8 Ltd The Grain Store. Hills Bam8, Appledram Lane South Chichester P020 7EG

ReachAcross (UK) TRUSTEES REPORT for the yearended 31 Mar 2025 Charltabla Objects The objects of the Charity are. the advancerNeDt of the Christian farth worfdwide in particular bul not excluswely by the provision of medical, educational and other setvices., the relRf of fillan￿al need and suffering amongst victim5 of natural or other di5aster5. Pollcles to Further our Oblects The Charity seeks to further its objects through.. th& provision of medical support. primarily by sending medical professionals to SÈTh8 oversea8 in hospitals and dinics, or serving in community health and training projects., the provision of education. primarity by sending mission petsonnel to leach in schools, Col￿g&s. language Institutes, or in lotal communities.. the preaching of the Gospel, Bible leaching. Bible translation, discipleship programrTES. and slatting churches, primarily by 88nding suitably train8d 8ndlor experi&nced mission personnel. Other community or development project8 helping alleviate poverty,. All of the work of the Charity is accompanied with a proclamation of the Gospel in word and deed. The Trustee5 believe that the object8 and poliraes of the Charty h8V8 spirrtual and practical publ￿ benefit. Organi5ation The Charity 15 govemed by a Board of Trustees which is responsible for setting the strategic direction of the organisalion and for establiqhing policy. The Board of Trustees meets at least three tiff￿$ a year and d&legates the day-to-day operation of the organisation to a m8nagement team based al its office in England. Through this office, funds 8re channèlkd to thè work of the Charity which is part of an International f&llowship of charities wrth the sam& WOTking natne IREachAcros513nd similar objectives. Revlew of tho Perlod During the annual p8riod under review, our mission Works￿ have b8en s&Ning In various context8, where Ih81r primary goal 15 to advance the Christian relIg￿n through sharing the gospel, teaching and serving in practical ways-whether In pla￿S such as North Africa. the Middk East and Asia, or in Western nations serving In Muslin majorty ¢ommunities, or among refugees. Many of our mission WOTkers serve in practiral ways su¢h )$ in teaching English. or serving in medical seryice5 provided locally. During this financial year. ReachAcross has continued to explore mission opportunities In the Balkans. wh&re therè are large populations of Muslims who are yet to rec&iv& the Christian gospel. In the Spring of 2025, a new long-lerm missionary couple was sent out to a Mu51irN-rllajorty country in The Balkans, and they ar& now the Field Leaders for other mission workers who il is hoped will b8 added to the Field team in the tnonths and years 8head. The Charity. its projec15 and its mission workers are svpported by voluntary contribution5 prifTTrarily from churches and fr￿Thd8 of th8 Charty. Supporters and churches are Ljpdaled about the work of the charrty through Speaking engagements, conferences, newsletters and monthly prayer bulletins. Staff also took part in miss￿￿ events in University Christian Unions and al Christian conferences. Throughout the year ReachAcross h85 encouraged UK ¢hurthes in their mission engagement among Muslims. especially those as yet unreached with the Christian gospel. Churche5 responded by praying for the mission and financialty providing for ReachAcr05s mission workers and projects. Our hope is lo continue recmrting miSs￿n workers from these churches.

ReachAcross (UK) TRUSTEES REPORT for the yearended 31 Mar 2025 (continued) Continuous efforts were Made to recruit and mobilise further mi55ion wother5 during the course of the year. to be deployed long-term and short-term overseas as well as in the UK. ReachAcrosslUKI works In partnetship with other ReachAcross charities Tnoslly based in western D8tioDs Ibul also in Africa), and recruitment 8nd tnobilisation of mission worf¢er8 continues lo gradualty expand th8 mission workforce. More are r8quired, as th8 needs 2nd opportunities for ministry are great. h was good to also wel¢ome lo ReathA¢ross another two long-term mission workers who are now Se￿Ing with the mission as part of our UK team, conducting outreach to Muslims in their lo¢al ¢ommunty in the Midlands, U Ovèrseas. ReachAcross has also partnered with local Christians, providing training In reaching Muslims with th& Christian gospel. as well as encouraging Christians lo mini5terwilh practical help lo Mu51irns suffering through poverty or lack of resources. For Security purposes. given that we serve in MuslinFmajorty countries where some antagonism can from time to time be experiÈnced when engaged In Christian mission work. we do not disclose our specific operating locations In this report. However, the following are five short descriptions of some of the types of wotk in which our long-lerm and short-term ov&rseas mission worf(er8 and partners have b88nlare &ng8ged'. 111 We have continued to serve in countries in northeastAfrica where we have provided ongoing educalional services such as teaGhing English as a foreign language. providing library services and educational materials to nationals of relatively financially poor nations, literacy training. and agricultural training. h&nce Ènhancing ernployabilily and effectiveness, which in tum help5 With their poor economic situation. Th& go8￿1 h88 be&n shared with various contacts made through living and working in these countries. 121 The ch8rily has been involved with Bible tr8nsLg1ion into bcal18nguages in Africa 85 part of mutti-ag8ncy 8ffort8 in various Ioc8tions. A Bibl8 tr8nslalion centre 18 located within the cornpoun(l of one of our field bases and 15 being used by a tran518tion team for a local18nguage, and Christian literature in local18nguages is distributed in response lo local demand In addition. the Christian faith is furthered through proclamation of the gospel in ways suitable to the context. In WestAfrica. it ha3 been encouraging to see a growing number of a particular peop￿ group put their faith In the Lord Jesus. 3nd meet together forfelbwship and worship, despite serious opposition and pèrsecution. 131 WÈ hav& continued our long-t&mi pres&nce in a Muslim-majority country in Central Asia. One of our medical doctors has continued lo develop health services both in major city as w￿1 as through training local healthcAre workers who visit rural villages. 141 We were abk to kad a short-term team in evangelism in the Midland5, UK and another short-term team in The Balkans. Participants were given many opportunities lo gel a vision for longer-leTm mission work 5er4fing abngside small Ioc81 churGhes, while also 8ngaging in evangelism among bcal Muslims. 151 In a county in Saharan West Africa we have continued to support a long-term missionary m￿wife wotking in a IoGal clinic and hope to send fvrther me(Iical mission workers lo th8 region. In a second country in that same region, ar& Supporting another tllLSsionarywho is Iraining loca15 in setting up Small businesse$ for Ihemsefves in order to help lrft them out of poverty.

ReachAcross (UK) TRUSTEES REPORT for the yearended 31 Mar 2025 (continued) Undèrgirding all our practical service ministry is prayÈr for Muslims and the prodamalion of the Christian faith among them. We believe that everyone in the wortd needs to hear the Christian gospel both the message of the gospel that of salvation through the Lord Jesus Christ as well as hearing the lÈathing of the Christian faith which leads to radical change ID how peopk live their lives loving God and neighbour, all to the glory of Christ. Flnanclal Results and Future Actlvltles We are grateful lo God for the Chartys income in the form of gifts from supporters, legacies and investment income from funds in hand. Our net incoming ￿$tru￿&S forthe year to 31 Mar 2025 amounted lo £187,875 (cf. 2024 net incoming re50urce5 £6541, including losseslgains on investments. The Trustees consider that the Charity is in an overall healthy financial position and is able to rneet ts ongoing commitments. Prepar2tion of th& accounts Is on a going con(*rn basis. The Trustees consider that there no material uncertainlie5 about the Charity's abilityto continue as a goiw concern. Investment Policy During the period the Trustees continued Invests"ng a proportion of availabl& funds in longer-l&mi inVestr￿nIS, in view of the low returns on cash deposits. whilst retaining suffiGient in shorter-term dep05i1s for Ihe ongoing day.Iwlay requirements. Re5erve5 PoliGy Within the Unrestricted Funds the Trustees have set a policy that funds immediately availablelup lo three months to tnalurity at a targeted £150,000 will be maintained. This albws for several months, operating c0515 in the absence of incoming funds. A180, within the Unrestricted Funds the Trustees have sel aside an amount of £10,000 as an emergenGy fund lo alk)w a quiGk response to any etTErgencie5. and a retirement fund used lo provided 5tnall retirement benefits to retired long-lerm ReachAcross IUKI charity workers. as well as design8leLI funds which have en allocated at th& di$cr&tion of the Trustees towards ReachAcross charityworkers and projects. R18k Management The Trustees activety review the major risk5 that the Charty fa￿5 on 8 regul¥r basis and believe that maintaining general resenfes al 2 ￿Ve1 sufficient for the char￿￿$ 8Ctbfities as s18ted above. combined with the regular review of ontrols and systems rarried oul, will provide suffiGienl resources in the event of any problems. The Trustees have also ex8min8d the operational nsks faced and esl8bli8hed that the necessary systems are In place lo mitigate any significant risks. Publlc Benefit The Charity acknowkdg88 ts reqLJir8ments lo demonslrale ckarfy that It musl have charit8ble purposes or'aims. that are for the publit benefit. Details of how these are achieved are provided In the Trustees Report. Th& Tmstees confimi that they have paid due regard lo the Charity Commission guidance on public benefit when de￿dIng what athiviti8s th8 Charity should und8rt2k8. Trustees The Trustees in office at the dale of this report are s&t out on page 1 and have served throughout th& year unless othetwise sl8ted. Trustees have the power, by ordinary resolution passed by a rnajorty of the Trustees, to appoint new Truste88. A Trustee can be removed by resolution p28sed by seventy five percent of the Trustees present al Board Meeting Al eath Annual General Meeting IAGMI one third orthe nearest number lo one third must retire frotn office. induding any Twslees appointed during the year. The Trustees are provided wrth training and advice on regular basi$.

ReachAcross IUK) TRUSIEES REP0RTforth6y￿re￿dOd3/ Mar2025 (conllnu lftr. Jeff rBmain& as Chalmw. Mr. Keiih Muhw80n remained 88 Chairn￿. OurtreasU￿r felt l￿8￿e to oi￿rvj sUffi¢Aentl￿Me tottE mission so Irorn fv roIe in May 2024. HE ￿ 5ti11 awbble forany advice reqwred tythe trus￿. ATh)th8r Chrith"an chaiterad acMuThlantknownto the mis8h)n L8 81808¥ai18tletr asrwr Fin91ty, April 2025 Ihe Charitys offtts moved trom Unrte. Slal(￿ Cwrt, Stats"on Approach. 8orou9h Green, Eevenoaks. Krt TN15 8BG (U add￿6 ofthe R￿l$l￿re￿ Offir fortheffi8rKxal peritid 01 April 2D24 to 31 Morth 20251 to 39 Oarmord Road, Sevenoaks. KeTrt, TN13 3TE, IhL%18tt¥ a¢dr&&$ beitVJ on lh8 fftst page oflhis TnJsts R8PC $tat8m8nt 0fTh￿ RwoMlblllll88 - IIE CompanEsAct2006 rewire the Boartl of TTUStees b prep2Te fjnanoal slaternerls foreach financlal ye8rwhK give 8 true apwj fak w&w ofthe slate of affaiis of Ih&tharlty as atth&8nd of the finanuai yearand of the surplus tr defi(it ofthe charity. In yeparirvJ ItKJse financial stai&nents IhÈ 8oard i% re4u11￿ to.. ectSthlaI￿eo¢i)￿ni1ns polioes ti¢n apply kn con$i5tendy, m8keludgmenls 8nd estimates lha15￿ rea￿nal￿e and pwdenl.. 11111 prepare the finanryai slaiewents IYI the ty)ing Car￿eM basis inappropriale b presume trot the ¢harilyvrillconlinuÈin busin8$s and. Irv) 5tat8whelher apklir 8fLDunUngstand8rds 8nd 818lem8nt8 0frecLY￿nded have teenlolkyed, Sut1￿ Èo arry departures thsdosed arKI explain￿1 in the financk41 ststemenb. The Trustees are also ￿pOnSIble for adeqv accountrfj records discbse ￿1h ffeason&Jle accuracy alanytbnE Ihe frbafiQ81 p0511ion of the Chbiity and afe 5uffKX8rt10 show andeypl&inthe ChartW8 tr3nsactions grHJ eiwbk th￿t0 that the finanual ststewent5 O￿y￿Vith the Compar￿5 AGt 20C6 and compw regl￿allOnS made ufid￿the ChariiEsAct Tfware akn ￿SponsItIe saf•3uardiry Ihe assets of the Chaniy hencèftr takry reasonabk steF6 fr¥ the [￿evert￿n aryj detecti￿ of fraud 9￿j oiher ir￿ul8rd11t￿. The Twslee5 we a150 resWtsAef￿ ItE ￿r￿erff5 ofthe TT￿ee8 Report and fv Tesptrribilityof the Indepsxlent Ex4ryiner in relalon to Ihe Trvstees Reportls limited to examining the Repod and ery8wiTrJ on Ihe fece of the port fvre arno inconskStsrK￿s vllth Ihtr figwes Atsdosl in Ihtr fin8n(a81 statements. These ac£ounts havebeen in gccordance Ihe provi5iong ap￿IE0b1et0{xjMparyeS subFd tothe smgl comparfe8 r8giTr. Weapprove ts attached stateme￿1 of fir￿Tr￿1 8cttwl￿8 and balance sheetftf yew ernjed 318t 2tr25, and confinn lha1￿ hwe avallatl8 au 1n1ormal￿ nec8ssary for ks preparatS0n. Aiwo¥8d bytheTrust8es on Xl D8Dts 3J25 and slgned ￿ that Mr. Jeff LawE ITruste8lCkoimnl

INDEPENDENT EXAMINER’S REPORT ON THE ACCOUNTS

I report to the trustees on my examination of the accounts of ReachAcross (UK) for the year ended 31st March 2025.

Responsibilties and basis of report

As the charity’s trustees (who are also the directors of the company for the purposes of company law), you are responsible for the preparation of the accounts in accordance with the requirements of the Companies Act 2006 (“the 2006 Act”).

Having satisfied myself that the accounts of the charity are not required to be audited for this year under Part 16 of the 2006 Act and are eligible for independent examination, I report in respect of my examination of your charity’s accounts as carried out under section 145 of the Charities Act 2011 (“the 2011 Act”). In carrying out my examination, I have followed the Directions given by the Charity Commission (under section 145(5)(b) of the 2011 Act.

Independent examiner's statement

Since the Company's gross income exceeded £250,000 your examiner must be a member of a body listed in section 145 of the 2011 Act. I confirm that I am qualified to undertake the examination because I am a member of the Association of Charity Independent Examiners,which is one of the listed bodies.

I have completed my examination. I confirm that no material matters have come to my attention which gives me cause to believe that:

• accounting records were not kept in accordance with section 386 of the Companies Act 2006; or

• the accounts do not accord with such records; or

• the accounts do not comply with relevant accounting requirements under section 396 of the Companies Act 2006 other

• than any requirement that the accounts give a ‘true and fair’ view which is not a matter considered as part of an independent examination; or

• the accounts have not been prepared in accordance with the methods and principles of the Statement of Recommended Practice for accounting and reporting by charities [applicable to charities preparing their accounts in accordance with the Financial Reporting Standard applicable in the UK and Republic of Ireland (FRS 102)].

I have no concerns and have come across no matters in connection with the examination to which attention should be drawn in this report in order to enable a proper understanding of the accounts to be reached.

Signed: J Irvinesmith FCIE

Date: 22 December 2025

Independent Examiners Ltd The Grain Store, Hills Barns Appledram Lane South Chichester PO20 7EG

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ReachAcross (UK) STA TEMENTOFFINANCIAL ACTIVITIES Income and Expenditure for the yeor ended31 Mar 2025 Unrt$tri¢ted FuTrd$ Restrlctsd Funds Totsl Totsl Notes General Designated 2025 2024 InGorne and End¢)wmenl¥ from.. Donations and Legacies Trading Activitie5 Investment8 Totsl Incom8 307,117 120 1,225 308,462 266.047 12,992 586,156 120 1,225 587.501 318.613 2.426 321.044 266.047 12,992 Expenditure on.. Raising Funds Charitable Activiti&s Support C05t5 79,311 15,935 38,481 133727 21,676 231.411 100,987 284,792 38.481 98,371 241.113 61.086 400 570 17,447 253 087 Net lexpenditureifincome before 174,735 12.960 14,4541 183,240 179,5261 Net Ilossesllgains on investments 4.635 4.635 80.180 N8t Movement in Funds 179.370 12,960 14,4541 187,875 654 Reconciliaiion of Fund$ Total fund5 brought forward Transfers Total funds carried lo￿ard 819.830 88.730 125,736 1.034,096 1.033.442 999,000 101.690 121,282 1,221.971 1.034.096 There msybe mlnordiscrep8n￿eS in tot81s through0￿ this documenl due to munding ofpenc& bvhich is notshown.

R￿ChACrosS (UK> Company Numb•r07900867 BALANCESHEEfasa£ 31 Mar2025 202S Fix•dA68ets Tangitle a9sets Investm￿ts 2.161 1,053.261 1.055.422 2.147 968.e36 970.783 rrentAssets DetylDrG ￿paYM￿ts Cash al banK and n naThJ 5.635 170,646 178282 10,173 69. 80.137 Crodltots: Amounts fallw dwwithin (m Acc￿￿ 16.824 16,824 9,732 N8t CurrentA88èts 166.550 S3.313 NetA$8èt8 1.221.972 Unrostdctod Funds - Gener￿ funds ReVa￿at￿)n fund5 -Des¥Jnatsd fvThYs 10 592,559 408.441 101.& 1.1(M).690 121,282 417,824 401.806 88.730 908,360 125.736 Rsstrfcted Incorn•FwbJ8 1,221,972 1,034.096 Forthe fin￿al yearenrfirvJ 31 Mar 2025 the tharitywas entitled to èxemplK)n from aw1it LYKJÈr $ethon 477 ofthÈ Compan￿8 Act 2￿6 FEiing trj small comp8rrÈs. Difftctors, rÈspoYi8lt41thes'. . memter5 ￿ve rvJl re4uwed the chariiyto obt8fft of it8 a￿￿ts ft¥theyear lniLEsli￿ lfi gfLOTilarKe ith sectio) 476 . The Directors a￿D￿kdge1￿ re¥onsMknes foToJmttyrrfJ thefeqiirements oflhe Act ￿1h resped lo acu)urthr¥) r￿rdS arKJ preparats"() of acc(xJMs. These linancia slatetnents have been prepared In ocGwdarnevilh the speiyal provisions relatrw its cOrnpan￿$ subl to the sm811 compar¥e& regimewlhin Part 15 of the Compar•8sAcl 2008. Appto¥ed ￿ the Thre￿OrS￿rUSte89 ￿ 20 U￿b￿202& and ￿T0￿all by tr* Chairm r. Jeff Laws

ReachAcross (UK) Company Number."07900867 STA TEMENTOF CASH FLOW 2025 2024 Cash In operatlng aC￿¥￿tIeS 180,853 193,3631 Cash u￿￿ from inwpsting athwties Intsresi Inmtne Purthase of tsngible fixed assetts DispDs81 of tangible fiM8d assetts Proceeds from the sale of InveslTnents Purchase of Investments N•t cash provldèd by lug£d Inl Invosdng actlvltlè8 1,225 11,4061 2,426 20,000 199.9901 180,1711 2A26 Cash ftows frorn financing activities IntroduclionllRepaymenll ol long lemi borrowing cash use(1 in financing activities Ca¥h fiDwS frorn fln8n¢lng 8cfjvlti88 In¢rea$ellde¢re$stl in ¢s$h and ¢$h t4uiv8l$nts In Iht r•porbng period C8sh and ¢¥$h ¥uiv¥lents ai the Winning of the ¢porting period Cash and ¢8¥h oqulvÈl8nt$ tho end oftho (Optr￿ng pthod 100,682 69,964 170,646 190,9371 160.901 69,964 lal Reconciliation ol net incomellexppnditUTe to net cashflow from okwating aGtivitK 2025 2024 Net fflovement In funds Add back depr￿lation charge (Gainslllosses on Inves￿entS D¢yJuct interest Income sho¥w in inveslino aclivilie5 Ilncreaselldeerease In debiors Increaselldecreasel In creditors Net Cash provlded by Iu5ed Sn} operatlng aG￿vItIeS 187,875 1,392 14,6351 11,2251 4,538 17.0921 180,853 854 1,108 180,1801 2,4261 18,1871 14,3321 193,3631 Ibl Analysis of cash and cash equivalents 2025 2024 Cash in haDd NolKe deposits Iless ihan 3 months) Total cash and cash equivalents 41,065 129,581 170,646 17,210 52,755 69,964 1¢> An•ly$l$ of not ds AcquisilK)nl disposal of newfinan Cash flows subsidianps leases At start of year exchange movetnenls rnovpmenls Al eDd ol yr Cash Equivalents Cash EquivaleDIs Overdraft repayab￿ on demand Loansfalliw due <1 yr Loansfallirbg due >1 yr Finance lease obligation5 Total 69.964 100.682 170,646 69,964 100,682 170,646

ReachAcross (UK) NOTES TO THEFINANCIAL STA TEMENTS for the year ended 31 Mar 2025 Principal Accounting Poli¢i8S Ba81s of Preparatlon The 8ccoun15 have been prepared in accordance with the provisions in Part 15 of the Companie5 AGt 2006 applicable lo compani8s subject to the small companies r8gim8 and In accordance with Accounting and Reporting by Charities". Staternent of Recommendeil PracliGe appliGable to Charities preparing their accounts in accordance with FRS 102 leffeclive 1 January 20191- (Charities SORP IFRS 10211 and the CharitiÈs Act 2011. The charity conslilutes a public benefit entity as defined by FRS 102. Advantage h85 been taken of Section 396151 of The Companies Act 2006 to allow the format of the financial s18tem8n18 to be adapted to reflect the 8P8cial nature of the charitls operation and in order to comply with the requiremen15 of the SORP. Ibl Incoming Resources Income 18 derived from donations and gifts received and from legacKWd. tt 18 accountad for in full on a receipts basis Mlh the addition of any tax redaitnèble. In accordan￿ with this poli¢y. legacE$ are included on receipt of payment from the personal representative of an estate or when property is transferred. Tangible Fixed Assets TaThg1b￿ fixed assets are stated al cost ￿$$ accumulated depreciation. All asset5 Costing more than £250 are capilali5ed. Oepreciation is provided to write off the cost of an asset to estitnaled residual value over it5 eXp￿d U88ful life. Depreciation rates in use on a 8traighl line ba8is are.. Furnrtur& and equipm8nl 20Yo on cost Motor Vehida 20Yts on cost Investments Inv8stsn&nts h81d a8 fLK8d 8s8&ts are mvalued al mid-market value at the balance sh8et date and the gain or105S taken to the Statement of Financial Actwities. Resources ExF4nded and Basis of Expen(lilure 15 included when incurre(l includes irrecoverable VAT. Expen(lilure on operational programrYES is recogni5ed in the periLKI in which il 15 incurred. A designated fund is established for exp8ndilur8 which has b8en committed to projects. bul remains unspent al the ye8r end. ifj Salaries and Support Salaries and support expanse represents th& cost of UK based staff diredy involved in, or provhjing support for. the home and internalional programme5, inGluding m8nagemenl, policy and advocaGy work. 10

ReachAcross (UK) NOTES TO THEFINANCIAL STA TEMENTS for the year ended 31 Mar 2025 Principal Accounting Poli¢i8s Icontinuedl Igl Costs of Managing and AdministÈAng These represent costs attributabl& to the management of the charity's a88&ts, organisatsonal administration and compliance with constitutional and statutory wuiremÈnts. Funds Accountlng Funds held by the Ch8rily are.. unr&sIr￿t￿d 98n8r81 funds - these are funds wh￿h can be used in accordance wth the charitable objects at the discretion of the Trustees. Designsted fijnds - these are fvnds Set aside bythe TtU5tees out of unrestricted general funds for Sp&C￿lC futur8 purp08&s or pro18cts. Restr￿ted funds -these are funds that can only be used for particular restricted purposes within the obieds of the charity. Restrictions arisè when specified bythe donor or when funds ère raised for particular restricted pU￿ose8. Forelgn Currenc168 Transactions in fore￿￿ currencies are translated at rates prevailiw al the dale of the transaction. (il Material Prioryear Errors No material prior ￿ar Èrrors have b&en idenlrfi&d in the reporting period13.47 FRS102 SORPI. Debtors Debtors Iinduding trad& debtor8 and loan8 receivable) ar& measur8d on ini1181 recognition al S8￿ement amount 8fter any trade discounts or amount advanced by the Charity. Subsequendy, they are measured at the cash or other consideration expectsd to be received. Credltors The Charity has creditors which are measured at settlement amounts less any trade discounts. Im) Liability Recognition Liabilitse5 are recognised where il is more likely than not that there is a legal or GonslruGtive obligation committing the charity to pay out resources and the amount of the obligation can be measured wlh reasonable certainty. In) Golng Concern Preparation of the accounts is on a going concern basis. The Trustees consider that there are no material uncertainties about the Char￿$ abiltyto continue as a going concern. Trustee and Remuneration Expenses Trustees rec&ived reimbursement of travelling and overnight accommodation expen88s of £23412024.. £6101 incurred in attending meeting5 and undertaking WOTk for the Charty. No rernuneration or other reirDbur5ement of expenses was made to any other Trustee, nor to any person connected with the Trustees.

ReachAcross (UK) NOTES TO THEFINANCIAL STA TEMENTS for the year ended 31 Mar 2025 Key Management Personnel and Staff Costs The Key Management Per50nnel are Gonsidered to be the Trustee$ and Senior Managernent Teatn. No trustee3 were remunerated. The Senior Management Team Is comprised of the Chief Executive Officer IFfE 1.01, the Finante Administration Offic&r IFTE 0.21, the Operations Officer IDÈpuly CEO) IFTE 0.81, the UK Mobiliser IFTE 0.41 and the Ireland Coordinator IFTE 0.61. The Full Time Equivalent IFTEI 15 37.5 hours per wèek. The av&rage numb&r of employees during the year. expressed as FTE, was 3.012024 3.41 The gross sal8ries (including Employers Nl and Employers pension Gontribulions) paid lo the Senior Management Team were £118,99912024.. £128,340). The lotsl number of employees was five IFTE 3.01 (The total number of employees 2024 was seven IFTE 3.411 Employer's Pension 2.297 Gross salaries 107,782 Employer's Nl 8,919 Total costs 118,999 Senior Management Team An analysis of wages and Salaries is a5 follows-. Senior Management Team 2025 2024 Gross wages Employer's Nl Employer'5 Pension Total 107.782 8.919 2.297 116,932 9,021 2,387 118.999 No employee ￿¢￿1Ved emoluments in ex¢e$$ of £60.000. Staff are pa￿ through the PAYE system. 12

ReachAcross (UK) NOTES TO THEFINANCIAL STA TEMENTS for the year ended 31 Mar 2025 Incom• Unrestricted Gpneral rotsl Total Designated Restrlcted 2025 2024 DOna￿onS Donabons 8nd ￿sted gift ald L•ya¢i08 reverse overaccrual o191ft aid in previous years Leyatyes Total Q5,174 266.047 12,993 374.214 318.613 211,942 3D7,117 211.942 586.156 266,047 12,993 318.613 Trading Aetlvltlès Fees and litera￿re $4es 120 120 120 120 Invo8tm•rfs incorne Invesbxeni income and Inte￿$1 1,L5 1.?25 2,42 1.225 1.225 2.426 Total Intom• 308,4fj2 266,047 1Z,993 587,502 321.044 Expendlture Unrestricted G&neral Designated Restricted Totsl 2025 Total 2D24 Ralslng Funds Director and fidd wotkers in UK 71,486 21.676 93,142 87.798 Deputati￿ and conferen￿S Exhibitions arbd advertising 98g 7,3B8 37 1,6Q4 5,253 79.311 1.604 5.253 100.987 2,248 e8.371 Totsi 21.676 Ch•rit¥Wo A¢tivillss Inlerrh¥iion81 HQ Support (Ltrvyl Support and atnounts paid Members In NortheaslAfnca Members in WeslAfnGa Membets In midd￿ East Members In Central Asia Members In UK Members In Other Projects Total 15,935 15.935 10.147 59.567 93.141 20.000 59.567 93.141 20.000 41,0fj1 B.SQ7 9.134 17,447 264,792 50,B95 75.776 20.949 50,187 4,542 7,188 21,429 8.507 9.134 17,447 17,447 15,935 Support Costs orri¢* $iaff ¢o$i$ 8,231 8,231 27,523 Support Costs Rent, rates and ulililies Otfice expenses, research an epreuation Travel. transport aDd airfare5 Independent Examinèr'gfee Legal B8nk ¢hatrJe$ Fundr¥i$ing c￿sU118n¢Y Sundne$ Totsi 10,906 10.W6 10.884 14.398 850 990 3.073 14.398 850 18.060 1.707 1.000 1.783 88 41 61.086 3.073 38.482 38.482 Total Expenditur 133,727 253,087 17,447 404,261 400.570 13

ReachAcross (UK) NOTES TO ThEFINANCIAL STA TEMENTS for the year ended 31 Mar 2025 Tanglble Flxed Assets Flxtures & Ftttln Cost Al 31 Mar2024 Additions Disposalslscrapped Al 31 Mar2025 28.147 1,406 27,554 A¢curnulated Depreclatlon Al 31 Mar2024 Charge for the FÈnod DisposAlslscrapped Al $1 Mar2025 24,000 1,392 25,392 Net Bookvalue Al $1 Mar 2024 2,147 Al $1 Mar2025 Analy$l¥ of mo¥fymont of Invè•trnonts CAF man8ged funds ai mld market Val￿ 31 M8r 2024 Additions In year1 ¢o$i Di$po$81$ in year In¢rèa$e In v81uati At mid market value 31 Mar2025 B,636 99,990 120,000 4,635 1,053,261 Analysis of cash in hand at bank Totsl 2025 Totsl 2024 8ank current accoun15 and rAsh in hand Deposit accounts malunng wlhin one year 41.065 129.581 170.646 17,210 52,755 69,964 14

ReachAcross (UK) NOTES TO THEFINANCIAL STA TEMENTS for the year ended 31 Mar 2025 Debtors and Creditors Debtorslprepayments Prepayments 2025 2024 Insuran 170 158 Conferen Total 170 158 GIftAid ols 5466 10.014 Total 5,635 10,172 Credltorslaccruals Accruals Indeperhdenl ematniner Moorepay last month fee + end of year P Bown Travel Expenses G ID¢keTr8vd E%peD89$ NIC Dorborfy Binnlngham outre￿h Total 2025 2024 900 900 175 158 108 287 270 1,362 1,437 6.135 2.235 Salaries Contrd IHMRCI 2.289 9,732 16.E24 15

ReachAcross (UK) NOTES TO THEFINANCIAL STA TEMENTS for the year ended 31 Mar 2025 10 ilnr88trlct8d Intom8 Funds-Mo¥wm•rt Current Flnan¢lal Year Balances 01 Apr 2024 Balances 31 Mar 2025 Inwme Expendlture Transfers General Fund 417,824 308,482 592.559 RevaluaUon Fund 401,808 4635 406.441 Deslgnated Funds Emergency Fund Speulied Allttalions Rètittmeni Fund 10,000 40,742 37,988 88,730 10.000 55.932 35.756 288,047 1250,8571 12.2301 1253,087 266,047 101.fj90 Totals 908,361 579,144 1388,8141 1.100.690 Previous Financial Year Balance5 Balances 01 Apr 2023 Income Expendlture Transfers 31 Mar2024 General Fund 479,473 85,513 417.824 Rw8lu8Uon Fund 321,626 80,180 401.B06 Deslgnated Funds Emergency Fund Specified All￿110￿5 Retiremeni Fund 10.000 53,538 33,021 96,559 10.000 40.742 37.988 88.730 224,151 1236,9471 4.967 224.151 Totals 897,658 389,844 808.361 S6¢ Nott 1lhl 8nJ Iht Trusts$ Report Ip￿¥4￿ lor 8n explan81ion olthe Fund A¢¢ouniiw anu Ro$ep*$ Polityt$. 16

ReachAcross (UK) NOTES TO THEFINANCIAL STA TEMENTS for the year ended 31 Mar 2025 11 Rastrictad Incom• Funds- Mov8m•nt CurrentFlnanclal Year PutPDse of Fund Balances 01 Apr 2024 Incomlng Ineomè Outyolng Expendlturè Balances 31 Mar 202S TrAnsfèrs Ahi¢8 Fund$ 21,952 4,4S7 26,400 WestAlrirA GenerallLiteralur&Rdief 270 98 368 Middle East Projects South Asia ProJe¢t8 Pastoral Fund UK Fidd Prole¢t$ Other 91,009 574 755 214 80,764 704 2,692 592 6,878 12.993 2,874 8,662 121.282 15,94SI 117.4471 125.736 Prevlous Flnanclal Year Purpose ofFund Balanees Incomlng Ineomè Outgolng Expèndlturè Balances 01 Apr 2023 TrAnsfèrs 31 Mar 2024 Nort￿stA([lc￿ Funds 19,50S 21,952 270 WestAlrlca GeneraVLiter81urelRdlef Middle Easi Proie¢ts South Asia Pri4eGIs Pastoral Fund 1,39S 3,216 232 103,001 617 91,00 574 UK Fidd Projects Other 1,809 9,341 13S,78S 1,283 2,808 11,380 14001 14,420 2,692 7.728 12S,736 M￿￿3$1 Atiic8 Fundg 8oDks and Literacy resources for Iibranes and Language schocl refuTbishtnenl of language sc WestAlric G¢nerJ, Literstu￿ and F8mlne R4iel Middle Ea81 Proi8Cts Fundiw MicroenleTpnse start-ups, foo￿ relief. evangdism and disCi￿eShip. and fuDds forlaDguage SL*ool. Pastordl Fund Ctsunselling and member tsrefor miss10narieA The resrricted funds are represented by the Charlty's cash reserves and flxed 3ssets investments and 3re to be expeDded a5 Specified above. 12 Flnanclal Cornrnftments The Charity has a one year lease, at £7,500 per annum. 17