COMPANY REGISTRATION NUMBER: 08128922
CHARITY REGISTrATION NUMBER: 1149347
Fresh Start New Beginnings
Company Limited by Guarantee
Unaudited financial statements
31 March 2022
*ABID)U9K*
0711212022
COMPANIES HOUSE
A13
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Fresh Start New Beginnings
Company Llmited by Guarantee
Financlal statements
Year ended 31 March 2022
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Twstees. annual report (Ir￿tIng ihe diie¢tcrfs' report)
Independent ex8￿nerS rep￿ to the trustees
Statement of ffinan(i￿ xli?￿lIeS {incJuding income and expenditure account)
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8al8nce sheet
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Statement of cash IIVNS
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Notes to the financial statements
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Fresh Start New Beginnings
Company Limited by Guarantee
Trustees. annual report (incorporating the dlrectors. report)
Year ended 31 March 2022
The trustees. who are ￿s9 the director5 for the purposes ol C￿panY baw. present report and th
unaudited financaal ststtmertls of thè thwity for the year ended 31 March 21r22.
The financial statemen15 have been prepared in accordance 7Mth the a¢¢ounling polbcies set out in notes lo
the a¢¢ounls and Comply vthh Ihe charitys g0￿MIng documenl, the Charilies Act 2011 and Companies Acl
2006 and A¢￿unting and Reporfing by Charibes.. Ststement of Recommended Practi¢e appli¢able lo
charitie5 preparing their accounts in accordance wilh Finanual Reporttng Standard applicable in the UK
and Republic of Ireland published in O¢tcthr 2019.
Rofvr•n¢• and •(kninistrativ• d•tsi15
Regist•r•d charity name
Fresh Start Nv* Bw'nnin9S
Charlty rn9l$tratlon Thufflb•r
1149347
Comp*ny rng¢tralion nUM￿r 08128922
Prlnclpal offite and rngist•r•d 333 Felixstowe Road
offic•
Ipswich
Suffolk
IP3 9BU
The trust•e$
The trustee$ who seThgd durin9 thè year and at the date of approval were as follvw5".
C Hor51ey (Chair)
K Alen (Apptsinted 11111r21)
E Clfton (Apwnled 11111r21}
S Flory (Appoinled 11108120221
L Gittens {Appointed LWJiosf21)
O GTavell
A Huckle
J Mayhew IAppJinted 10102r2022)
pa￿er (Appointed 11111r21)
E Sifver (Appointed 11111r211
K SYM￿1$ (Apptynted 11111r21)
Company secret*ry
B Palemoster
Inde￿ndent •xaminer
L Thulslon FCCA
Lovewell Blake LLP
Chartered accountant5
Firsl Fk*or Suite
2 Hillside Bu$ine$$ Pa
Bury St Ednwnds
IP32 7EA
B•nkers
HSBC
12 Tabwn Street
Ipsvrich
Sirflolk
IP13A2

Fresh Start New Beginnings
Company Limited by Guarantee
Trustees. annual report (incorporating the directors. report) (¢Mllnu•d)
Year ended 31 March 2022
Objectlves and activibe5
The charity5 purposes, as set out in Ihe ot4ect5 contair*d ￿ the companls mernrandum of associalicfj,
can be summarised as being".
- To provide rdief lo thild￿n whose li¥Es ha￿ been affected by sexual ab￿￿.
- To promde rdief to fv parents and carers of sexually abused ch￿dren.
Thè foeus ol our work
The wort undert&ken during this rewling penod fel the foVti*iftg main areas".
- The provision of a therapeulic trealmenl programme for Nictims of sexual abuse up to the age of hventy
one years c4tJ. who have been ￿ferred tel0￿ the age of wghleen years old. whether or not they are
involved in the legal process.
- The Pfovision of a seryice to secondary victims of sexual abuse Ithese *e SI￿1n98 of viclims and also
¢hikJrgn wilh a parent who has abused other thldren).
The provision ol advi¢e. support and infomatim lo parents and carers of sexually abused children, to
assist their understsnding of the reasons for their ¢hFld's reactions and bèhawours and to enable them to
respond appropriately. To help them cope vrilh their en￿tIonal responses, and those of their farnily.
and ¢nable them to undersland how to keep iheir children safe from sexual abuse in the future.
- Tl* provision of a $eNce for children and young peoplg who we dwlayiryJ reactive or harmful Sexual
behaviour who ¥Te not within Ihe tyiminal justs¢e System.
- Consultation and support for p¥ents. carers. teachws olhpr profe55ionab in pmvwjing th& Ix)undaries
d care needed to help these chihjren lo c￿e Iheir behabrytyjrs.
How our actlvlll•s d•lh•r public b•n•fft
During the period ending 31 March 2022 the chanty rece￿Ed ofwrals for 274 d￿ldren and their famAies. Of
ihese 204 came from Suffolk and 70 from Nork4k.
The rnain a￿8 of wNk undertaken was indiwdual sessions fomthving each referred child OT young per50n'$
treatment plan. with support sessions tsking place for Iheir siblings and parents andlor carers. In addiiion
group work took place onlire during the year for parents wdlor ¢arers in SLrffolk and Norfolk.
Professional consultations were also provided on a regular ba515.
The referred ¢hildren and young people were suffwing from a wide range of symptom5 irKluding', P05t
Traurnatic st￿$$ Disorder. tJepres$ion. psy¢hosis. poor emotional re9ulation, eabng disorders. 5ell- injuring
and alcohol and dnjg misuse. The chanty WOFked with Ihese ¢hldien and young people lo help them to
make sense of what had happened to them.. to charwJe their distorted thinking so that they eoul<J Over￿Me
Iheir feelings of blame. shame and guilt", to hlentrfy their strengths and to help put in place positive Co￿n9
strategie$. In each case Ihe charity has aimed to support ihe child in his or her r￿0very Joumey frorn victim
lo suNvor.

Fresh Start New Beginnings
Company Lwnited by Guarantee
Trustees. annual report lincorporating the directors. report)
Year ended 31 March 2022
Objectives and actviilies
successf￿lY treating Ihe 5yryVtoms of child sexual abuse not onty benefrts thi[d￿n by allov•ing them to
reach their full potential, it also brings many advantsges lo the wider community in which they live. 11 does
this by decreasing Ihe need for wblic resources to be spent on dealirvJ the kjng-term symptoms of
their wtrealed traLma.
11 is vitally importanl thal Ihis wort takes place whilsl the Ni¢b"ms of child sexual abuse are young, before the
use of unhealthy ant￿Cial coping straiwes lo hetp them surbi¥e the trauma symptoms becomes a way of
life for them.
Treatment as a chiks can p￿VertL ty * least greaty dawse the wKidence of. the following
often experienc8d by sexualtry abused children in ad￿t life:
- Emotional diffioJMie$ su¢h a5 anger. anxiety. sadne55 or sell*leem.
- Mental health prol)lerns 5u¢h as d•wesston. oabn9 dis(th. p05t4rawnatic $tres$4lisorder, self-hami
and suicidal thoughts.
- Problems with dnffjs or alcohol.
- Di$lurbing Ihou9hts. emolions and meM￿e$ that cause distress and confv$i¢)n.
- Poor physirAI health such ¥$ OW.
- Stru9gling parenting or rdatKJnsl¥p5
- Wor￿n9 that their abuser 1$ still a threat to themselves or others.
- Leaming difficulties. lrywer educab.onal attainment, diffi¢uhies in communKating.
- Homel8ssne$s and social exclusi(￿.
- Ongoing health problems induding sexual heath probkn)s.
- Relationship problems.
- B9¢0ming the parents of children who are themsel4*s sexualty abused.
The WO￿ of ihe tharity is Iherefofe vitsl. not only lo thè children's welkbeiro and in allowing them lo grow
and develop lo their full potenlial, bvl a150 in helwng Ihem lo lèad $uc¢essful lives as adults and become
safe parents.
Thè tnjstees havè rèleired to the guidance ¢ontsined in the Charitys Commission's general guidance on
pU￿1C benefrt when rewewing Ihe charitys aims and obJ'ecliv9$ and in planning fulure activities. In
parlicular, tmstees consider hcw planned acti¥ities will contribLrte lo the aims and otie¢lives they have sel.

Fresh Start New Beginnlngs
Company Limited by Guarantee
Trustees, annual report (incorporating the directors. report) (conunue
Year ended 31 March 2022
Achlevements and perfomiance
Fiff a Second year the Covid 19 pandern￿ conlinued to ￿aY a signrficanl role in 5hapiThJ the charitys
a¢ll￿ties. Until arrivl the greater part rf the charitys work had relied upon faCe-t￿face mèeting$ laking
pla¢e with the young people and their parents or carers. Howe￿. betaust of the reslitti.ons imposed by
the virus. and as pioneered during th'e first year of thè Pandemic's impact. whenever it Was both appropriate
and technically possible to do so contact by online means was made an an effective and widely used
alternative. Atthwgh it was cèrtainly appreuated thai ntsl evL¥y child was in a position lo participate in
online ￿ntaCt. or lo benefit from the Charrt￿S inwrt wilhoul a face-tfyface experience, every measure was
taken lo ensure that the best service ptss*ble was provhled to th• largest possible nurnber of children
during the rTh)st difficLIt of cIr￿M$tances.
Thankfully ¢ondrtion$ did finalty begin lo ease as knme passed. and eventually il became rnore possible to
begin a relum to in-person meetings for those that needed w prefeffed them. This meant that the use of
r00rn5 Within the chariws main office. and also its wtrea¢h C¥ffi¢es a¢ross SLrffolk and Norfolk, increased
steadily as the year progressed and th began lo t)ecome again the hi¥es of ath.wty that they had
prewously been.
ThroUgh￿rt the year Charity remoined focused it$ c￿e athit*s". suppth'rvj and championing the
child wctim5 of Sexu￿ abuse a¢ros$ Suffolk and Norfolk; forni￿ating their individual treatment plans and
hdping their famih'es lo come to terms vth. and support IhÈm Ihrough. the eonsèquÈncès of Ihe abuse thal
they had suffered.
The ¢hanty continued lo explore new4neans to enhanc* its ser¥xe and to deliver it in an optimal way.
Measl￿5 induded but were not Iwniled lo".
1. InvestiThJ in the recrLMtment, trainwN and ed￿ation of staff
2. Contin￿￿ inve$lm8nt in information technology
3. Enhan(4ng its web and s￿181 N*dia PreSer￿e
4. Seekirvj out new and more acCe￿ble satelliie venue lo offerto ifs seThice users
Throughout IY* year the charty continued lo be SUpp￿led by. and remained extremety grateful for the
5UPPOrt of. the Suffolk and Norfdk Clinical Crynmissioning Grwp$, the Poli¢e and Crime Commissioners in
both Suffolk and Norfolk and by both the Suffolk and Norfc4k Communrty Foul￿tI)n$. It was also thankful
for the support of the many other grant making orgavmsations and bodies that we detailed elsewhere in
these a¢¢ounts.
The lockdown restrictitins did however rY*an th81. for the se¢Md year wnning. fundraising acliwties were
gieally curtailed. Many of the yearfs usual OPFthunrties were 1051 and rt was parti¢ularty disappointing that
the charity's flagship Dragonboat event ccmjld again not lake ￿aCe. However. the charty Temains very
grateful lo its many loyal and generous friends vtho were able to find ways to raise funds to supporl it in
su¢h a diffi¢ult year, arKI nN looks forward lo fundraising with them again in the future.

Fresh Start New Beginnings
Company Limited by Guarantee
Trustees. annual report (incorporating the directors. report) f¢oRUnuod)
Year ended 31 March 2022
Financial review
During the first year of the COVKI paThJemK substsnli4 financial assistance was made available lo ch¥rilie5
by Ihe Government and by rdrious fundirrfJ bodies both nationaly and localty. Fresh Start r￿W beginnings
was proa¢tive al￿ highly su¢ces$ful in its applications for these funds and was therefore cushioned
signifKanUy from the almost totsl1055 Qf fvndraised income, and the unexpecled extra costs of dealing with
Covid, that it experienced during Ihat first year_ As a resum. and against all expectations. the char4ty finished
the year in a muth stronger ffin￿31 posiiion than the twstees had thought bg po$$ible.
However, although the effects of Covid ¢onlinued to be felt during this. the second year of the pandemi¢,
particularfy in terms of how il limited fundraising OPFQrtunthes. there was no longer any significant
Government assislarKe aVaila￿e to mitigate Ihe financial kjsses. At Ihe same time the chaiity found that
the incfeased strength ol rts reserve p0s￿On made apptying lor grant fvnding less slraiyhtforward than in
premous years. These pressures comtxned to reduce the irKorne Tl was able Its to generate, which fell
back lo pre-covid levels from thè anomalous hwhs ofthg previous year.
Ajlhough income reverted to past levels. expenditure did not. And whilst ¢arefvl ￿01 ol $peThJing was
exercised signrfi¢ant addibonal costs wer• still experierKed. In particular these ¢osts arose from the
engagement of Iwo outside consuttan15 over an extended peri¢￿￿. The firsL a Doctor of Psychiatry. was to
provide dinical supemsion to staff and expert ath"c* to trustees in tenns of the fLrture deVelop￿nI and
dinical direction of the charitys serv?rE. The secorHI. an irbdependent senior social worker. was to adwse
tTU51ee$ on structural. opèrab.onal and safeguarding i5sue5. This recwilmenl was also feh necessary to
reinforce team members working wtth the children and young people. who had requirtd to negotiate
sonificanl upheaval arHI disnjplion throu9houl the Cowd per￿, and who had seen the departure of $gvèral
expefienced colleagues during that time. Whilst bearing the expense of engaging consultants was onerous
•nou9h the charity also had to the costs of finding and recruiting replacement staff for Ihose that il
had lost. During a perK)d of exlreme ¥>cietal change in tIE T￿P1aCe this too yoved lo ￿ both difficult and
coslly.
Fortunatety. given the the um¥elcome pKe$siJrè ¢)n its lundraised arml g￿1 based irKome during the year,
the ¢harity did continue to receive significant lunding from the Suffdk & Norfolk Clinical Commissioning
Groups, with essential ¢onlributions then being received fr(*n Ihe Police and Crime Commissioners of both
Suffolk and Norfolk and also from The Big Lottery. Even wth wessures bpirtg felt elsewhere these funding
sources formed the bedrock on whKh the Chanty was able to reliably provhje its servrE.
During the period total donalions and grants amounte(I 10 £178.223 12021.. £343.780) down 45% on the
previous year, of whi¢h £12S.LN)0 12021.- £220,432) was for restricted pu￿1$*$. A full breakdown of Ihe
origin5 of all Ihe restricted funds received is promded within the r￿teS lo these account$. Total incoming
resources amounted lo £558,227 12021.. £653.783) and after deduction of the chaTitys costs there was a
defiot for the period of1£17.609} (2021.. surplus £190.414). Tf*re 1$ restricted funding of of £26,07512021:
£53.929) ¢arTied forward to be spent fw S￿IfiC purposes over the coming months.
The trustees are disappointed that the charity inGurred a modesl defKit over the pericMJ. However they are
also very pleased Ihat it was able to meel. and weather as wdl as it did, the unprecedented drffKulties
presented by Covid over trA*O lumultLK)us years. The charity remains in a heatthy ¢ash position and the
trustees feel that rt c¢)nlinues to be well placed lo both build on its past work and to ￿a¢h out to more and
more children in need acTOSS tt￿ two counties.
Inv•stm•nt pow•rs and policy
The charty does not have signifi￿1 reSe￿S lo inN*st. ba18nces are held in the C￿Tent aThJ deposit
bank accounts with the c*8fW$ rnain banker. This policy is renewed anrwjalty.

Fresh Start New Beginnings
Company Limited by Guarantee
Trustees. annual report lincorporating the directors. report) (co+￿￿￿e1)
Year ended 31 March 2022
Financial review (cwthu8oJ
R•s•rve5 polky
The board.of tru$lee$ has established ¥ Fdi¢y whereby the unrestrided fvnds rh)t comr1￿ed N invested in
tsngible free asseis Clhe free reservesl hdd by Ihe chanty should be six rnonths of the resources
expended. At this kvel , the board feels ihal it wouks be able to ¢￿tInUe ￿tim11e9 of the charity in Ihe event
of a significant drcy in in¢ome. Hamng taken into account the growth in expendtlure over the year Ihi$
equatès to £287.918 12021". £231,685). T"he current level of free reserves is is £287.16512021." £234.1831.
With a cautious outlook based th) ￿cent lund variances. the truslees, racogntsing the polenlial volalility of
the chariVs income streams, wll seek lo mwntain a gotyj level tsf ￿ServeS over the coming years. They are
pleased that the charty has already achieved ihis during the past two drfficull years of Cowd disruption, and
more so Ihat rt is still ncw very much in a position to witinue wilh land seek to gr¢w) ils actiirities helpin9
sexually abused ¢hiklren.
Plans foT fu￿re periods
The trustees are ¢xtremefy con¢èmed that the long period$ of lockdown segn during the Cwd ￿$trictIOnS
will now eontn.bute lo a very mu¢h grèater neèd for thè ehanty's St￿1¢e. T￿Y fÈÈl that. for those long
periods of lime, many ¢hil(Jren 8nd young people wil have been forced lo remain in homes and srtualions
where they were b￿ng abused con51anlty." unable lo escape and istslaled from anyone they rn￿h1 nonnally
have been able to disclose their abuse to. And because there Is very often a long delay befvRen a chilrfs
sexual abuse taking place and ih&r subsequent findiThJ of the courage to report it, it is believed that the true
extènt ol Cowd's amplrficakn.on of chld sexual abuse will onty becomè apparent ovèr an èxtended pènod of
time. For eXarn￿e. slatislic5 suggest that children who are abvsed when they are six or Seven year5 of age
will often only report their abuse when they recei￿ sex education a5 teenager5. And with Covid having
prevented the delivery of sex education in many s(*ools. for some chldren that njjment has now receded
in time still furth¥r.
Notwithstsnding that the worst is prOba￿Y yet lo ¢ome the ¢haiity has al￿adY seen the beginnings of an
increase in referrals. As a resuh Ihe Wa￿"D9 lime5 that children and ywng people experience before
receiving an initial assessment, or are able to subsequentty progress to benefit from receimng the charity's
service, have grown noticeabty. It is anticipated thal these waiting times will onty increase as demand also
¢onlinyes lo gr￿￿. And because of thi5 the re¢witmenl of more specialist workws lo deli¥er the ¢haritl$
semce, especially in Norfolk where il cuwrenlty has a lesser presence than in Suffolk. 1$ SOFr*thing that the
truslee5 will pursue as a priority in the ojffling year.
11 is hoped that the iff￿aCt ol the CoMid-19 pandemi¢ will continue to lessen as the yeaf progresses and
restrictions ease. Even rf this tskes place. however. rt is anli¢ipatèd Ihat the ¥irus will ¢ontinue to have a
negative iryact on the chaiity's fundraising actmties for some bme lo ￿rne. However. the charivs
fundraising staff are delermined, after a tr￿year b￿ak, lo hobd the ftagship Dragonboat RacirvJ ortce again
during the coming year. Gcing foThArd they will work with the Chanvs many friends and partneTS to
maximise all opportunrfies that p￿sent themsths, waining tht wiund and buildin9 a significant.
diverse and secure funding l>ase for the charity over time.
Although the charity has been able to continue to occupy its Ipswich offKes throughout the pa51 year it is
now certain that rt's landlord's Flans to develop the ￿te on which the buildin9 stsnds will be progressing in
the near tewm. With this knowledge the Iwslees are therefore nthv aclryety lookn.ng for new premises. and a
number of possibili￿e$ are presently under consideration. The charrty has bpen based in ts original offices
since it came into being in 2012. so a move away will be a very signthcant mO￿nI. However. at the same
time it also feprèsènts an opportunty for grovAh and positi￿ change. which the trustees recognise and will
oplimise.
As the pandefflic nm$ its course the charity will continue to l(u15 rtself ¢)n guaranteeing the future
continualion of the service it provbjès and to prow'de Ihat seTrice to Ihe maximum numbw of children and
Y￿ng people that il possibly Can.

Fresh Start New Beginnings
Company Limited by Guarantee
Trustees. annual report (incorporating the dlrectors. report) (conunw
Year ended 31 March 2022
Structur•. goveminM and manyment
The c*arity is a company lirTMted by gjaranlee, registered in England and Wakn. The ¢hanty was
incorporated on 3 Juty 2012 and commenced operations thereafter. The truslees are ￿SPOnSible for making
decision on all mattws of ￿neral concem and importance. induding deoding on how the funds are lo be
spent. A sub¢ommittee èxi$ls to set the remun8ration of kèy personnel.
All charty inlormat*)n and registered numbers can be found on the legal and administrative infornation
page. along wrth the Iru$lees, who are also Ihe directors for the pwwse of company law. and who $er¥ed
during the penod.
None ol the Iruste8s have a beneficial interest in the cowny. all of the trustees are members of the
company 8n(I gyarontee to ¢Mtribule £1 in the of a wndwig w).
R•evultmèntand appolnlmthrt of tn￿te•S
New trustees are appointed frijffl a recwilmenl and Selecti￿ prcKess to enhance Ihe skills and experience
of the board as a who￿. Oncè apwnted. trustees are provided with all the information required to assist
Ihem in perfoming Iheir role as trustees ¢overin9 all aspects of the organisation.
Tru¥tee induction tsaining
Following an induction by the chwity. Gi18s Kerkham from Larting Gowen provides trustèès with trainibYJ
regarding the responsibilities of bein9 a charity trustee. If trustees request or require further input then tho
charity would arrange for thwn to att¢rbJ 8xt8mal training as appropriate. AU tru51ees undertake
safeguardirrfJ training.
Rel•ted parties
The charitys relevant rdated p¥ty twsa¢knon$ are described in the notès of the6e acc¢MIs.
Risk a$sessrnent
Tr* trustees havè assessed the maioT risks lo which Ihe chality is exposed. and are satisfied that Systems
a￿ in place to miligate exposure to the major risks. This work has hlentified the 105s of FeTsonnel as a
masoT risk which 15 addressed th1o￿h Succession ￿anning.
Ind•￿nd•fit •xaminer re•ppointmeDt
A resolution lo appoinl L Thutslon FCCA of Lo¥w*•N Blake LLP as independent ex￿Iner wll be proposed
at the next relevant board meeting.
Small Company provlslons
Thi$ r¢port ha$ been prepared taking advantage of the small companies. exempbon of section 415A of the
Companies Act 2L)J6.

Fresh Start New Beginnings
Company Limited by Guarantee
Trustees. annual report (incorporating the directors. report) f¢on
Year ended 31 Ma￿￿ 2022
The tru$lee$' annual report was approved on .
truste
and siwed on behaw of the board of
C Horsley (Chair)
Trustee

Fresh Start New Beginnings
Company Limited by Guarantee
Ind•p•ndent examinevs report to the trustees of Fresh Stsrt New Beginnings
Year ended 31 March 2022
I report to the tharity Injslees on my examination of the final￿Aal statements of the company for the year
eThJed 31 March2022 wlmch conwrise the Statement of ffinancial a￿l￿tieS linduding inci¥ne and
expenditure accounll, balanc* sheet. slalemenl of cash lkn¥s aThJ relaled rKJtes.
R•sponslbllltlps and basls of rnport
A5 the charity's Iru51ees of the company Iwwj also rts direct￿ pwposes of company lawl you'are
responsible for the preparation of the financi￿ sLitemerts in ￿¢￿￿n¢t with the requirements of the
Companies Acl 20(￿ (the Adl.
Hawing satisfied myself that the finanoal statements of the ¢ompany are not required to be audited under
Part 16 of the 2006 Acl and are digiWe for indeFendent examinaiion, I report in respect of my examinabon
of your companvs financial statements as carrEd (￿rt under se¢lion 145 of thè Chariiies Acl 2011 I'the
2011 Act'l. In ¢aNw'ng out my examination I have folluwed the Directions gi*n by the Charity Commission
under se¢li¢)n 145{S)Ibl of Ihe 2011 Act.
Ind•wnd•nt •xamin•rfs stat•m•nt
Since the charws gross income exceeded £250,(U) your examiner must be a mernber of a t¥Jdy ksted in
section 145 of the 2011 Act. I confinn thal l am qualif￿d lo underlake the examination because l am
membef of the Ass0uat￿ of Chartered Certrfied Accountants, which 15 one of the listed bodies.
I have completed my Èxamirbth"on. I C￿firn that mattefs have come to ffly attentitin in eonne¢titin 7Mth
the examination giving me cause to believe th* in any material resF*d:
accountiThJ record5 were nol kept in respect of the company as requir8d by section 386 of the
211J6 ACL or
the financial statements do nol accljrd wilh those records.. or
Ihe financial stslemenls do not compty with Ihe accounting requiremen15 of section 396 of the
2(X]6 Act other than any requirement that the *¢ounts gtve a 'lrue and fairf which is not a
malter considered as part of an independent examinab"on: c
the financial statements have nol been prepared in accordance with the methods and prin¢ipks
of the Stalèmènt of Recommended Pr￿Ice for accounling and reporting by ¢harib"o$ appli¢abl8
lo charitie5 preparing Iheir ae¢ounts in a¢¢ordance wilh ihe Financial Reporting Standard
applicable in the UK and Repubk of I￿land {FRS 102).
I havè no ¢oncerns and have come across no other matters in connection with Ihe examination to which
attention ShO￿d be drawn in this report in order to enable a propef understanding of the accounts lo be
ached.
Zfjts ,/.1,.
L Ttrwrslon FCCA
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Fresh Start New Beginnings
Company Limited by Guarantee
Statement of financial actlvltl•s
(including income and expenditure account)
Year ended 31 March 2022
2022
Restricted
2021
lthreslricted
funds
Total funds Total funds
Income
Donations
Charitable acbwties
Incoma from fundraising
In¥estrnenl irKorr*
53,223
130.917
29.343
125,(
219.708
178,223
350.625
29.343
36
343,780
309,896
107
Total incorne
213.519
344,708
558,227
653,783
Expenditure
Raising funds
Cost of fundraisirKJ
Chawitable adivilies
65.215
138.059
70.215
505,621
60.407
402.962
367.
Totsl expenditure
203.274
372,562
575.836
463,369
Net l•xp•ndilurnifin¢om• and n•t
m¢)vement in lund$
10,245
Q7,854)
(17,609)
1￿.414
R•¢on¢illallofi of fund$
Total fund5 brought fO￿ard
T¢)tsl fund$ ¢arrI￿ f¢rward
471.920
53.929
525.849
335.435
482,165
26.075
508,240
52S,849
The ststement of financial activrt*s includes gains and losses reco9nised in the year.
Al income and expenditure derive from conknuing acts"wtie5.
Th• notss on po908 13 10 25 fomi part of thts• fin￿¢￿ slatom•nts.
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Fresh Start New Beginnings
Company Limited by Guarantee
Balance sheet
31 March 2022
2022
2021
Flxed assets
TangilAe fixed a$sels
11
28,629
12.737
Current ass•ts
Debtors
Cash al bank and in hand
12
18.460
479.644
66.239
458.098
524,337
498.104
Crèdbtorn: Amounts falllng du• tmlthln
one year
14•t ¢urr•nt a$s•ts
13
(18.493)
{11.225)
479,611
513.112
Totsl assets l•ss currnnt liabllllles
508,240
52S,849
N•t assets
508,240
525.849
Funds of the Charity
Restn'ded funds
Unre$tn"d¢d lund$
26,075
482,165
$3,929
471,920
Total charity funds
15
508.240
525,849
For the year ending 31 March 2022 the ¢hwty was enlilled lo ¢XeMpl￿ from audit under $èdion 477 of
tho Companies Act 2Crf)6 Tdating to small comwies.
Directors. responsiblities..
Th8 members have not required the company to obtain ￿ audit of its fmancial 5talemenls for the year
in question Mi a¢¢ordan¢e $e¢tion 476:
The dife¢tors aCk￿W1edge their responsibil￿eS for comptyirrfJ with the requirements of the Act with
respect to accounting records and the preparatTron of financial slatements.
These financ4al statements have been prepared in ￿Coldance 7Arylh ts proifjsions aP￿iCable to com￿nieS
subject lo the $m*l ¢ompanie$' regime.
ese financial Statements weo approbed by the board of trustees and authorised for on
and are signed on behalf of the board by:
C Horsley (Chair)
Trustge
Company registraiion number.. 08128922
Th• notes on paw 13 to 25 lorni part of thw• fin•ncial stakm•nts.
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Fresh Start New Beginnings
Company Limited by Guarantee
ststement of cash flows
Year ended 31 March 2022
2022
2021
Cash flOT￿ from operating aetlvltlès
Net (expenditu￿)￿1￿¢1lle
{17.6091
190.414
Adjustments for..
Depreciation of laroth fixed assets
Olher interest reCeiVa￿e and similar tne¢)me
Interest payable aThJ similar charges
A¢crued expen$e$
6.616
{361
324
672
3.585
{107}
349
Changes in..
Trade and other debtor5
Trade and other creditors
47,779
6.5
16,285
120.421)
190,105
Cash generated Irom operations
44.342
Interest paid
Inlefesl re¢eived
13241
(349)
107
Net ¢ash from operats'r¥J actIv￿eS
44.054
189,863
C¥$h flow$ from investing •¢tl¥ili¢s
Pur¢hasg of kn9￿$ assets
Net cash used in investing activities
(22.$081
(22.5081
18,3921
18,3921
Met increas* in ¢•sh and ¢a$h •qyival•nts
Cash #nd ¢•¥h equiv•l¢nts at beginning of ye•r
Cash and ¢a$h •quivalrt* at¢nd oly•ar
21.546
458.098
181,471
276.627
479.644
458.098
The on p•ge$ 13 to 25 forni ofthese fiNn¢￿1 ststrments.
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Fresh Start New Beginnings
Company Limited by Guarants•
Notes to the financial stalements
Year ended 31 March 2022
Genernl infonn4lion
The charity 15 ¥ public benefft entity and a piivate compar)y limrted by guarantee. registered in
England and Wales and a regislerei1 charity in England and W*￿s. The address of th? registered
office is 333 Felixslowe Road. Ipswich. Suffolk. IP3 9BU.
stst•m•nl of ¢ompllan¢•
The charity constitutes a public benefit enlrty as by FRS 102. The financial statement$ h8¥e
been Pfepared in a¢wdance with Acc¥)unlirrfJ and RewJrtirrfJ by Chanlies.. Statement of
Recommended Prg¢ti¢e aWi¢able lo charities preparirpJ their ac¢ounts in accordance wtth the
Financial Reporting Standard ap￿1¢able in the UK and Republic of Ireland issued in October 2019. the
Financial Reporting Standard twicable in Ihe Unrted ￿n9doM and Republic of Ireland IFRS 102),
Ihe Charities Ad 2011. the Companies Act 2CM)6 and UK Generally Accepted Accounting Practice.
Ac¢ounOng poll¢l¢s
8asis of pre￿ratiOn
The financial Statem￿15 have be8n prepared on the Iwstori￿1 cost b•si$.
The financial statements are wep¥aJ in sterling. tfvthi¢h is the fLtn(#*Jnal currency of the entity.
Going concern
The accounls have been Pfepared a going C1￿ceM basis as the trustees believe that no material
uncertainties exisl. The Iruslees have ¢onsidered the level of funds held and the expected level of
incorrE and expendrture for 12 mnth5 from aUtI￿rISing these financial statement5. The budgeted
incomg and expenditure is suffiaent for the chanty to be able lo ¢ontinue a$ a going concem.
Fund accounkng
The charity mainlains a gener81 Ur￿tr￿ed fund whKh represents funds twhith we expended al the
discretion of the trustees in furtherance of the obj.ècts of the ¢harity.
Resliicted funds have bèen K*thidèd to the tharity for pa￿.1%1#r purptsses. The trustees careful
monilor the application of these funds in ac¢wtsnce wtth the restriclions placed upon them. Details of
the nature and purpose of each lund 15 set oul in the notes to these accounts.
In¢omo
All income is induded in the statement of firwtyal aetNitses Wh￿ entitlement has passed lo Ihe
charity. it is probable that the economic benefits ass¢Kiated wrth the transaction will llow to the charity
and the amount can be reliat4y mèasured. Voluntary Ir￿Orne is received by way of gian1$, th)n*ions
and gift5 and ts in¢lLhled in full in the Stslement of Financial Aclmties when the recognition criteria is
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Fresh Start New Beginnings
Company Limited by Guarantee
Notes to the financial statements
Year ended 31 March 2022
Accounting polle*
Expenditurn
Expendilure is recogni5ed on ￿ acc¥ua15 basis a5 a liabihty is i1￿rred. ExFenditure indudes any
VAT which cannot be fvlty rxo¥ered. and is dassified undsr headings of the stslemenl of fin¥n¢i#l
a¢ti7rties to whi¢h rt rdales.
Costs of generating funds comwse the costs a5￿￿lated wth at1T￿Ing ￿￿Untary ¥Kome.
Charita￿e expendilure comprises those costs incurred by thè charity in the delivery of ils actiwties
and seNce5 for its be￿T￿laI1es.lI irdudes both costs that can be allocated diredly lo such actiwties
d Ihose costs of an H￿ireCt nature rwessary to supwt them.
All ¢osts are allocated to expermliture catsgrjies on a basi$ d8$igned lo reflect the use of the
resources.
Operating lea
Rentsls payable l￿￿￿1 operating leases ¥e cW•d against incom• on a $tsai9ht line basis ¢)ver Ihe
period of the lease.
T•ngible assets
Tangl￿* a$$ets are inilialy recorded * cost. and $ubs¢wenlJy stated * c•$t le$$ arry ac¢umulate
ep￿ty3t10n and impaifmenl k)sses.
Dtpve¢i•tion
Deyeciation is calculated so as to wrile ¢)ff the c￿1 or waluation of ￿ asset. les$ its residual walue.
over the usefvl economic Ife of thal asset a$ follaws:
Freehold property
Comwtw equipment
10% straight line
33% Stra￿ht line
Finan¢iaJ in$trum8nts
A financial asset or a financial liabil¢ty is reccrtjnised onty when the entity becomes a party lo the
¢￿traCtual promsions of the instrument.
Basic financial instruments are ￿1111￿ re¢ognLsed al the an)ounl receivable w paYa￿t incI￿ling any
rdaled transaction costs, unless the arrangement c¢)nsts"tutes a financirvJ transaction. where il is
reco9nised at the present value of Ihe future payments discounted al a market late of interest for a
slmilar debt instrumenl.
CuThent assets and awrent liabiliiie5 are subsequerty measured at the cash or other consideration
expected lo be paid or received ￿ not disi>Junted.
Debt inslrurt￿ts are sthequèth measured at amtyt.sed cosL
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Fresh Start New Beginnings
Company Linited by Guarantee
Note8 to the financial statements
Year ended 31 March 2022
Llmited by guarantee
The charity is a company limile(I by guaranlee. Thg rnefflbets of the ccrfnpany are the trustees namgd
on Ihe legal and adnllnistration information page. In the wenl of the charity being wound up, the
liability in respect of the guarantee is limiled to £1 per member of Ihe chanty.
& Donations
Unrestricled
Funds
Restricted Totsl Funds
Funds
2022
Donations
Donatior
38,223
38,223
Grants
Grant$
15.CKV)
125.L
140,CrfKJ
53,223
125.OLTh)
178.223
Unrestricted
Funds
Restricted Total Funds
Fund5
2021
Donations
Donations
38,255
Grants
Grants
85,093
220,432
305,525
343.780
123,348
220.432
Investment income
Lknrestrvxed Totsl Funds UnreStr￿ted Total Funds
F￿rtS
2022
Funds
2021
Bank interest receivatrAe
107
107
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Fresh Start New Beginnings
Company Limited by Guarantee
Notes to the financial statements (¢oDthu•rfJ
Year ended 31 March 2022
Exp•ndilure on charilablt •thitses
Unrèstricted
Funds
Restricted Totsl Fund5
Funds
2022
Salarie5
Subcontractor agency staff costs
Rerrurtrnent
Rent and rates
Other premises and room hire
Professional fees
Indepèndènt examinalion fee
Travel and expen￿$
Printing. p051age and stationery
Sundry
Insurance
IT and tele¢ommunication$
Toining
Marteling
Bank charges
Depreaaknon
5.929
340.870
346,799
7.249
2,608
6.052
78.050
7.249
11.149
12,527
81,213
2,526
7.876
4,067
2,595
1.977
15.249
3.786
1.848
324
6.616
8,S41
6.475
3,163
5,578
4,087
1,712
2.298
1,929
415
14,834
3.786
324
6.616
138.059
367.562
505,621
Unrestricted
FurKIs
Restricted Tcrtal Funds
Funds
2021
sa￿es
Subcontractor and agency staff costs
Rè¢ruTrtmÈnt
Rent and rates
Other premises arHI room hire
Professional fees
Independent examination fe8
Travel arvj expen$e$
Prinkn"rhg. postage and slatity)ery
Sundry
Insurar
IT and telecommLmications
Trainin9
Marketing
Bank charges
Depreciation
21.￿9
319,975
1.423
436
10.957
8,312
5.936
341,884
1.423
436
10.957
8,312
5,936
1,080
2,553
3,933
1.558
1,929
10,037
7,029
2.553
3.933
1.558
1.929
10.037
7.029
349
349
3,585
3,585
25,494
377,468
402.962
Net1oxp•ndltur•Vln¢tyn•
Nel 1expend1tu￿￿n￿me is stated aftw thargin￿{Credth.ngI'.
2022
2021
Depreciation of lang￿e ￿ed assets
6.616
3,585
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Fresh Start New Beginnings
Company Limited by Guarantee
Notes to the flnanclal statements (¢onWnueJy
Year ended 31 March 2022
staff costs
The total staff costs.and emF4oyee bengffts forthe reKMyb"rwJ period are anatysed as follows:
2022
2021
Wages and salwies
Social Security costs
Pension costs
362,126
26,941
353,558
24.117
7.651
395,913
385,326
The average head c(NJnl of emrAoyees thjring the year was 1712021: 201.
No employe8 re¢ei¥ed employ88 t*neffts of mor• than £60.(MXJ durirvj the year12021: Nif).
Key marbagement personnel
The employment cost5 above. indude key management personnel comwnsation totslling £49.114
12021.. £86.8841 during the year.
10. Trust•• rnmunerntion and expenses
No Iruslees receTh*d any remunerakn fty ser¥i¢es as tru$t•ès. nor were reimbursed lor
expenses ir￿J￿red as truslees.
No trustee's were ￿1Mbul$ed for expenses in the year (2021.. £NiD.
11. Tangible fixed assets
FT••hold
Compvknr
propeity •quipm•nt
Totsl
Cost
At 1 April 2021
Additions
20.712
20.712
22.508
At 31 March 2022
20.712
43,220
Depreciation
At 1 April 2021
Charge for the year
At 31 March 2022
7.975
5,678
7,975
6,616
938
13.653
14,591
Carrying amounl
At 31 March 2022
21.570
7,059
28.629
At 31 March 2021
12.737
12,737
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Fresh Start New Beginnings
Company Limited by Guarantee
Notes to the financial statements (¢oDbnwoJ
Year ended 31 March 2022
12. Debtorn
2022
2021
Trade debtors
Prepayments and acuued incom&
16,875
1.585
65.OCiJ
1.239
66,239
18.460
13. CredStors: Amowts fallwry du• within on• ￿Or
2022
2021
Trade u8dilors
Accruals and (leferred incom
SocAal 5ecurty and otheT tsxes
Oiher credilofs
2.933
5.622
8,230
1.708
873
1.200
7.239
1,913
18.493
11,225
14. D•f•rr•d Ineom•
The charity has recorded incorne of £3.750 (2021.. £NAI for thè treatment of semces with invoice
d*es before the year end date, recorded as a debtor of the chanty as at 31 March 2022. This income
relates to the provisi￿ of semces in the folow1￿ accounliThJ period, and metrt$ the rffjuiremenls lo
be recorded as deferred in¢t)me.
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Fresh Start New Beginnings
Company Llmited by Guarantee
Notes to the financlal statoments
Year ended 31 Mar¢h 2022
1$. Analysis of ¢haritabl* fi￿d8
Thg Incon￿ funds of Ihe chanty ￿dude reslricted funds comprising the foll￿1￿j un•xpended
b8lan¢es of donations and grants held on Irust for speufic pU￿•Se5..
Year ended 31 Maf¢h 2022
R•stri¢ted fund$
At31 Mar
2022
At 1 Aw2021
Income Expenditure Transfws
Kelly Famity Trust
Rotary Club of Ipswich FLThI
NFC Hopkin Home
SCF Rewving COmff￿nI11e&
Shadwell Fund
RJG Granlmaking Fund
Port Community Fund
Row 3nl Charitable Fund
Covop Community Care
NCF Bre¢￿an*1 Courtcil
Red Socks Charrta14e Trust
R C Snelling Charitable Trust
NCF Earty Invvulnerable
Families
NCF Lane Family Fund
SCF Bluebell Fund
8ig Lottèry
West Suffolk Counul
Mulberry Trust
Mr a Mrs Smith Fund
Communty Arnbilion
Norfolk PCC
Norfolk CCGS
Sjffolk PCC
10.OCKJ
(10.CKIO)
1,OCQ
12.C#JOI
S.093
2.CrfJO
(5.0931
{2.(fvJOI
(2.000)
12.0001
(4,788)
(1.148)
(5.IXJOI
12.4001
{2.￿0)
4.788
1.148
{9.0001
14.5001
12,OCKJI
174.9251
{10.(KJO}
{10.(KJOI
{8.IXJOI
(22.5001
{52.2081
{65.0001
ifjo,0001
{372,5621
100.0
10.LIX)
10.&)0
25,075
22,500
52,208
85.000
60.000
344.708
53.929
26.075
The foll0v￿n9 grants wwe provided in the year avl restrided for the purposes stated:
- £10,000 of the rnnts bro￿￿ from the Kelty Famity Trust lo assist wilh ¢o$ts of treatwig children,
has been expensed in the current year.
- £1,000 of the amounts brought forward from the Rotary Club of Ipswith to assist with the publi¢ation
of a l)ook, has been carrièd foThvard in full into the fdkffAfing year.
- £5,093 of the aNK>unts brought from Ihe SCF ReNi¥ing Comftwnrt￿ to replace k*$t fundraising
income for salary Costs of ffinar￿￿ & aikninistr3lip workers. has been expensed in the cuttenl year.
- £2,000
of the amounts brought th• Sha04Yel fund to furKI core th•rap•ut￿ work in Suffolk,
h8S teen exper*&d in the cul￿nI year.
- £2,000 of the amounts brought from Ihe RJG Grantmaking frjnd lo meet the cost of working with 2
ffolk ch￿d￿n and their pa￿nts, ha$ been expensed in the current year.
- £2.1)c(l of the affKJunls brought from the Port Cornrrwjnty fund lo TW the cost$ of therapeutic
seNces to child ￿¢￿"m$ of Sexu￿ abuse in Sullolk. has been expensed in the (#Jrtent year.

Fresh Start New Beginnings
Company Limited by Guarantee
Notes to th• financial sLitements (¢Onllm•¢
Year ended 31 March 2022
- £4.788 of the amtsjnts bfought from the Third Rope Charilable Trust to meet the salary costs of a
CSA worker for three month$. has been expensed in the ¢urrent ￿ar.
- £1.148 of the amrMJn15 brought Irom the Ctrop Comm￿rtY Care to contr1t￿le tOW8rd$ the costs of a
CSA worker. has been expensed in the current year.
- £8.000 arising £3.(W brw9ht for4¥ard and £5.000 from the IAr & Mrs Smith fuThJ lo fund group
wort with abused children and Iheir parent$. ha$ been expensed in the ¢uffent year.
£5,000 of the aM￿J￿IS brought from the NCF Brec*land Council Ttr4vards costs of pffjwding
Iherapeubc treatment in Norfo*. has been expensed in the oJThenl year.
£2,400 of the amounts brought from the Red Scrtks Charitable Trust to meet the o)sts of
assessments and 14 sessions for 2 Norfolk chihlren. has been expensed in the Cur￿￿1 year.
- £2.000 of Ihe amounts brought from the R C Sndling Charitable Twst towards the costs of providing
Iherapeuts"c treatment in Norfolk. has been expensad in the current year.
- £10.000 of th• amunls brought from the NCF Earty IntNulnerable Families to provKle therapeuti¢
support to sexLoly abused children in Norfo￿. has been expensed in the C￿Tren1 year.
- £5.000 of the anK>unts brought from the NCF Lane Family fund lo pmwde 30 tailored therapeutic
sessions to 4 sexually abused children in Norfdk. has been expensed in the ¢urrent year.
£2,000 of the amounts broughl from the SCF Bluebell fund lo meet the ¢xsls Of proNidirwJ 20
sessions for S Sirffolk ¢hildren, ha$ been expensed in the current year.
- £100,IKQ from the 8ig Lottery furyl lo lurKI mattels of th¢ tharity as oullined in the obieciives
and actiiiti'es. scrfne of which remwns lo be carried into next yeèr.
- £10.LN)O from West Suffdk Ctyjncil lo wowde 1-1 therapy sessions for YOU￿ people who have been
abused, ha5 been expensed in the ￿rrent year.
- £10,000 from the Mulberry Twst to fund group wort with atr￿sed chIld￿n and tr*ir porents, has
been exp8nsed in the current year.
- £22,500 from Ihe Communty Amb￿"on Trust to help met the CA)sts of an outreach worker in Suffolk.
has been expensed in the year.
- £52,208 from Ihe Norfdk Pdice & Crime Commissioner to a 5eN¢e for sexualy abused
¢hildren in Norfolk. has been ex￿Ased in the current year.
- £85,C(JO froryt Ihe Norfolk Cbnical Ctsmmiswoning Group to provide a semce for sexualy abused
children in Norfolk and Waveney. has been expensed in the Cu￿￿￿1 year.
- £60,OJO from Ihe Suffdk Poh'¢e & CrYr* Crynrrlsslo￿r to pro¥ide a ser¥ice for sexualy abjsed
(*ildren in Suffolk, has been expensed in the ¢wrenl year.
The balances carried forward on all funds are planr*d io be expended ¥i Ihe ￿xt tWe￿e months
ex¢epl Whe￿ stated.

Fresh Start New Beginnings
Company Limited by Guarantee
Notes to the financial statements
Year ended 31 March 2022
Year ended 31 Mar¢h 2021
R•strict•d funds
At 31 M*r
2021
At 1 Apy 2020
Income Expenditure Tr•n$feis
Woman and girfs fuThl
Hedley Foundation
Kelly Famity Trust
SCF Port Community Fw
Broadland Mertdian
Rotary Club of Ip$wth Fund
819 lottery fund
West Sifflolk Council
Frank Jackson Fund
Mariineau Fund
Harwich Haven
Catalyst
Lloyds Bank
Lovewell Blake Fund
Septagon Fund
NFC Hepkin Hc
SCF Reviving ComrThJnitigS
Shadwell Fund
Martineau Fund
RJG Grantmaking Fund
Port ComiThJnty FurKI
YEF Grant
Sabariahs Fund
SCF CorOna￿luS Fund
Rope 3rd Charita￿e Fund
Anglian Waler Fund
Ctsop Community Ca
SCF CoTonaNryrus Fund
Annie Tranmer FUNJ
Ipswich BC
Seckford Fcwjndation
SCF Coronawfus Fund
Mr & Mr5 Smith Fund
West Suffolk GounThl
SCF Rewwng comm￿11￿$
Fund
SCF Ple Fndl RJB
Granlmakn"ng
NCF Breckland Coun¢il
Red Socks Charitable Trusi
R C Snelling Chantable Trust
NCF Eady IntNulnerable
Families
NCF Lane Famity Fund
SCF Bluebdl Fund
NCF Clolhworkers FO￿NIall¢n
NCF Covid Resilience
MOJ EmeTgency Funding Rnd 1
MOJ Emergen¢y Funding Rnd 1
Mrkl Emergency Fundin9 Rnd 2
I2.L￿)
{i.fy)01
10.oc
10,000
{4.0001
(5.0001
35.036
51.603
186,6391
12.gX)}
(S.(￿)
I2.(￿)}
I2,C￿}
[2.c￿)
12.CM)01
12.000)
(5.000)
(2.000)
2.0(KJ
2.OC(I
2.OC(J
2.OCM)
2.OCKJ
5.iJ)o
(2.OLX)}
5.093
2.000
5.093
2.OlXI
(2.(m)
2,OC()
2.000
{12.600)
(1.OCQ)
{10.(MXI)
10,OC(J
4.788
4.788
(2.5(KJ)
1.148
1,148
(5.000)
{1.0001
{3,0001
{5.01)01
{4.Sth)1
3,000
11.6(M)
(11.6(M)}
I5.(￿)
{3.4￿}
2,4
10.(
11.CO))
(S￿}
9,0(M)
2.0
11.800)
15,000)
15.500)
18,936)
131.OLYI)
8.936
31.0(X)
21

Fresh Start New Beginnings
Company Limited by Guarantee
Notes to the financial statements feoftthu•
Year ended 31 March 2022
Lottery co￿￿ 19 Rèsponse
Norfolk CCGS
Suffdk PCC
49.000
85,0
60.0
{49.0001
{85.0001
160,C(JOI
(437.8751
80.936
410.868
53.929
The fc41owin9 kyants ¥￿Ye woNided in the year and ￿tn"￿e￿ trthe purposes stated:
- £2,000 of the a￿￿nIS tmcwgm f(Kward from the Wofflan WKI girfs fund to f￿d girfs groups in
Norfolk.
- £1,(MJO of the amwnts brought from the Hedley FOUThJath￿ to wowde 10 therapy sesshjns.
- £10,(M)O of Ihe amounts brought from the Keltry Fa￿ty Trust to assist tmth co$1$ of Irgating children.
has been car￿d forward in full into 2022.
- £4.000 of the arnounts brwghl from the SCF Port Commuimty Fund lo assist with cosls of Irealing
children in Felixsltrlle.
- £5,000 of the arnounts brought from the BrO￿land m￿di* to pmwde therapeutic treatment fN 4
child Mctims of sexual abuse.
- £1,000 of the amounts brought I0￿81d frthn the Rotary Club of Ipswth to assist wilh the publ¢ation
of a booK has been carried forward in ful into 2022.
- £51.603 from the Big Lotlery to fund various matters of the charty as oudined in the objectNes
and actiwlies.
- £2.900 of the amounts bfought from West Suffolk c￿n(¥1 to fijnd one lo one counselling sessions
for young peO￿e who have been sexually abused.
- £5.[￿ of the aff￿￿ntS brought IornTard from the FTh* J•¢kx*n f￿d to SUPKWYt young peoplg who
haw been abused in Ipswch.
- £2,000 of the amounts bmght fcrfward from the MartAieau fund to support young peoFle who have
been abused in Mid Suffolk.
- £2.OTrJ of the arno￿1$ brought forward from the Harwich Haven to lund core therapeuiic work a¢ro$s
Suffolk.
- £2.CKKJ of the amO￿lS brought forward from Catatyst to fvnd core IherapeLrti¢ woth arJoss SuffoH(.
- £2,000 of the arr￿n1$ brougN forwafd from Lknyds Bank lo furMI cor8 therapeutic I￿rk across
gjffolk.
- £2.000 of the arTh)unts brought foTh¥*d from the Love*ell Blake fund lo provide counseling for
yO￿g people WI￿ have been abused in Great Y*mouth.
- £5,000 of ihe arnount5 brought foThvard from Septsgon ILmd io promde ¢ounselling for young
people who have been abused in Norfolk.
- £5.093 from the SCF Reyiving Cornmun￿es to ref4ace lost fundraising income for salary costs of
finance & administrabve workers, has been carried foThvard in full into 2022.
- £2.￿) frorn the Shallwel lund to c￿e therapeutic work in Suffolk. has been Carried forward in
full into 2022.

Fresh Start New Beginnings
Company Lwnitod by Guarantee
Motes to th• financial statements
Year ended 31 March 2022
- £2.CiKI from the Martineau fund Ttr*¥ds ￿ cost of promding trealn*nl in MKI Suffelk.
- £2.CKQ from the RJG Granlmaking fund to meet the rA)St of work#i9 with 2 Suffolk children and their
parents, ha5 been carried forward in ful into 2022.
- £2.OC(l from the Port comff￿nity lund 10 meei the ctyts of therapeuiic seThices to child viclims of
sexual abuse in Suffolk, has been carried fo￿ard in full into 2022.
- £12.600 from the Youth End(Mment fw)d to th• costs of provlding 125 therapeutic sessions lo
children aged 10 to 14.
- £1,OW from tr* Sabariahs fund to meet the costs of prov*ling 1-1 therapy sessions.
- £10,0￿ from the SCF CoronaNrynts fund to meet eA)Sts of providing 20 assessments.
- £4.788 from lh• Third Rope Charitabje Tnjst io meet the s•lary CA)sts of a CSA worker for threè
mnlhs. has been Carried forward in full into 2022.
- £2,5(M) from the Arglian Walerlund to promde thèrapeubc sessi￿￿ for 3 Suffolk ¢trMldrw.
- £1.148 from Ihe Cw> Commuvmty CaTe to ¢c￿ntAJIe l<Mards the costs of a CSA worker, has been
¢arried forward in fLAI irto 2022.
- £5,IJOO from the SCF Cormavsns fund to m8et the costs of 50 sessions provided to 8 ¢hildr¢n in
Suffolk.
- £1,(>￿ from the Amie Tranmer fund to conlribule t¢)ward$ the eosts of work with Suffolk chiklren.
- £3,000 Irom th• Ipswich c￿n¢11 to contritxrte I￿ardS the costs of pwdMI9 therapeutic
8UPPOrt.
- £5,OLX) from the Secktord Founda￿￿ to contribule towards the cost$ of IT equipment
- £4,5￿ from the SCF CoronawTUS fund towards tt￿ costs of pro¥iding therapeut￿ Ireatment.
- £3.000 from the Mr & Mrs Smilh lund towar¢ts the costs of PToMdiro a Girls Group. has been ¢aNied
forward in full into 2022.
- £11,600 from the West Suffolk Coun¢il lo pmNide 1-1 therapy sass￿n6 for youry p8opb• who hav
been alyJ5ed.
- £5,000 from Ihe SCF Revpiir¥J Coffffi￿ltit$ lund ttrATards the cost of wowding 50 therapeut
treatmenl sessKJns.
- £3.400 from the SCF Pte lurMI and RJB Granlmakltvj fw¥J I￿ardS the costs of pro¥iding therapeut
treatment in Suffolk.
- £5.orxi from Ihe NCF Bre¢kland Couwl TrNard$ v)sts of pro¥irfAng therapeutic treatment ￿ Norfolk.
has been carried foMard in fijl into 21)22.
- £2,400 from the Red Sod(s Charitsble Trust to meet the cost5 of assessments and 14 $essKJns 2
NorfrAk children. has been ¢arried forn¥ard in fvll into 2022.
- £2.(IW frryn the R C Snelling Charrtable Trust tuwèrds the ￿$ts of prowding therapeutic treatrnent in
Norfolk. has been carnied foThMrd in full inio 2022.
-23.

Fresh Start New Beginnings
Company Limited by Guarantee
Notes to the financlal statements
Year ended 31 March 2022
£10.000 from the NCF Eaty InlNulneraNe Families lo provide Iherapeub"¢ support to sexually
abused ¢hik*èn in M￿f￿k, has been ¢arried forward in ful into 2022.
- £5,000 from the NCF Lane Famly fund lo prowde 30 tailored Iher¥eutic sessi￿$ to 4 sexually
abused children in Norfolk. has been carried foThvard in full into 2022.
- £2.000 from Ihe SCF Bluebell Iwhj to the ¢osts of providirmj 20 se$$ion$ for S Suffolk ¢hildren,
has been carried forward in lul into 2022.
- £1,8￿ from the NCF Ck)Ihworkers Foundabon purthase of IT Equipment.
- £5,000 from the NCF Co¥*J Resilience to meet the costs of pwithng SO therwtic sessions to 12
th"Idren in N¢yfdk
- £5,500 from the Mtsj lo meet the costs of IT gqulprr￿{ aThJ sundry other Covid relaknj exper￿es.
. £8.936 from the Mckl to meet the cos15 of proviLlng therape￿ treatment.
- £31.Cth from the MOJ lo pay salary costs. fiJThJ the purchase of IT equipment and to make a
Contributi￿ towards 5Lmdry other ￿ts.
- £49.C4)O from the Lottery Cobryd 19 Response to ￿MPensate for bst income by ¢ovem9 salary ¢￿ts
during the Comd emer9èW.
- £85.000 from the Norfolk CCG'$ lo provwje a treatrnent service for the iictwn5 of chikjhood sexual
abuse under the age of 11 years in Norfolk and Waveney.
- £60.OLK) from Suffdk PCC to provide therapeulic treatment sesyons for sexually abused ¢hikI￿n
in Suffolk ar¥J to make a ￿nIrit￿ti￿ towards the 35scrAated ovethead costs.
The balarKes carried foNArd on 81 furtds are planned to be expeThJed in the next twelve monlhs
èxcept where staled.
Unrnstri¢t•d funds
At 31 M*r
2022
At 1 hpr 2021
Income ExpÈndrtu
Transfers
General funds
Oesvanaled funds
246.920
225.IMI
213.519
{203.274>
30.OL¥J
130,OCKJ)
267.165
195.000
462,165
At31 Mar
2021
471,920
213.519
1203,2741
Al 1 Apr 2020
Incoff* Expenditure Transfer5
Gen9ral funds
Designated funds
254,499
242.915
125.4941 (225.0001
225.lJOO
246,920
225.000
471.920
254.499
242,915
(25,494)
l)esign•ted funds
As a result of its pJrTent prnTh$es beib¥J scheduled for development in course, the trustee$ have
SOLtght lo designate substantial reserves in the prror year arHI whil$t Ihe charity plans lo relocate lo
another premises lo rent for a lime. the medium to long tem) aim is to acquire new premises for long
letm use and to further thè object￿￿ of Ihe chwity.

Fresh Start New Beginnings
Cornpany Limited by Guarantee
Notes lo the financial ststements (conts
Y•ar ended 31 March 2022
16. Anatysis ol net assots betw••n l￿d8
YepA ended 31 IAarch 2022
T*ryible fixed
assets
Current
assets
Curr8nl
liabilrt
Total
Reslricted fund
Unrestricled funds..
General funds
Designal8(I fLWKI$
26.075
26.075
28.629
277,029
195.(MX>
(18,4931
287.165
195,000
28.629
498.104
(18,493}
508,240
Year ended 31 kqarch 2021
T￿gible fixed
assets
Current
assets
Currenl
liabilrtie5
Total
Restricted fund
Unrestricted funds..
General funds
Designated fuNIs
$3.929
53.929
12.737
245.408
225.OLKI
{11,225)
246.920
225,(￿0
12.737
524.337
111,225)
525.849
17. An1￿1$ of ¢hang•s In n•1 d•bt
Al 1 Apr 2021 Cash Iltr*$ 31 Mar 2022
Cash at bank ar￿ in hand
458,098
21,546
479,644
18. Operatlng leas• commitments
The total fuiure minimum lease payments under non4an¢ellatle oper*ing leases a￿ as follows..
2022
2021
Not later than 1 year
Laler than 1 ytar and not later than 5 yea
8.437
1,272
9,709
8.6
19. Related parties
Thefe are no other related paty Iransacbons that WUFre dLK*sirvJ in the fin￿￿al statements within
the current or piior period. that are not elsewhere disctosed.