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2023-03-31-accounts

Specialist information is provided
on a wide range ofissues including:
is provided
on a wide range ofissues including:
is provided
on a wide range ofissues including:
~ Personal safety
~ Housing
and
homelessness
(including
access to refuge accommodation)
~ Finances and welfare benefits
~ No Recourse to Public Funds
~ Legal options and processes (including legal protection remedies)
~ Child contact related concerns
~ Mental health and Emotional
well-being

Income and Expenditure Summdry
Notes Restricted Unrestricted Total Total
Funds Funds Funds Funds
2023 2022
Income and endowments from:
Donations
and legacies
3 50,467 50,467 24,026
Charitable
activities
4 6,137,786 252,229 6,390,015 4,853,867
Investments 5 - 513 513 45
Total income and endowments 6,137,786 303,209 6,440,995 4,877,938
Expenditure
on:
Costs ofraising
funds
14,280 12,461 26,741 23,340
Charitable
activities
6,137,172 27,246 6,164,418 4,597,609
Total expenditure 6,151,452 39,707 6,191,159 4,620,949
Net income/(expenditure) (13,666) 263,502 249,836 256,989
Transfers
between
funds
19 300 (300)
Net movement
infunds for
the year (13,366) 263,202 249,836 256,989
Reconci Iiation offunds
Total funds brought
forward
19 213,120 809,862 1,022,982 765,993
Total funds carried forward 19 199,754 1,073,064 1,272,818 1,022,982

Notes 2023 2022
Fixed Assets 14 237 1,130
Current Assets
Debtors 16 1,822,497 1,521,453
Cash ai bank and in hand 585,605 407,847
2,408,102 1,929,300
Creditors: Amounts falling due within one year 17 (1,135,521) (907,448)
Ne( Cnrrent Assets 1,272,581 1,021,852
Net Assets 1,272,818 1,022,982
Funds
Restricted funds 19 199,754 213,120
Unrestricted funds
-General funds 19 1,073,064 809,862
Total funds 1,272,818 1,022,982

Notes 2023 2022
CashflowPom
operating
activities
Net cash provided
by operating
activities
22 177,245 (234,241)
Cash flowfrom investi ng activities
Interest income 513
Purchase oftangible
fixed
assets
Net cash (used in)/provided by investing activities 513 45
Net increase in cash and cash equivalents in the year 177,758 (234,196)
Cash and cash equivalents at the beginning ofthe year 407,847 642,043
Cash and cash equivalents at the end oftheyear 585,605 407,847
Analysis ofcash and cash equivalents
Cash in bank and in hand 585,605 407,847
Cash and cash equivalents at the end ofthe year 22.1 585,605 407,847

Income fr o m Donations and Legacies Unrestricted Unrestricted
Funds Funds
2023 2022
Donations and gifts 25,467 24,026
General Grants 25,000
50,467 24,026
Income from Charilable Activities
Charitable Activities 2023 Grants Fees Total Total
2023 2023
g
2023 2022I
Fees 252,229 252,229 98,650
Performance related grants 6,137,786 6,137,786 4,755,217
6,137,786 252,229 6,390,015 4,853,867
Charitable Activities 2022 Grants Fees Total Total
2022I 2022f 2022 2021
Fees 98,650 98,650 94,942
Performance related grants 4,755,217 4,755,217 3,701,079
4,755,217 98,650 4,853,867 3,796,021

4.2 Performance related related grants grants 2023 2022
London Councils 1,520,138 459,600
Home Office 35,000
MOPAC 3,750,940 3,309,324
MOPAC funding through partners 262,825 222,693
Rape Support Fund 98,000
Advance 90,600 99,531
NHS England 450,000 449,986
Small grants 63,283 81,083
6,137,786 4,755,217
5 Income from Investments Unrestricted Unrestricted
Funds Funds
2023 2022
8
Interest receivable 513 45
6 Expenditure on Raising Funds 2023 2022
8
Staffcosts 26,741 23,340
6./ OftheI26,741 expenditure in 2023 (2022 - /23, 340),814,280 (2022 - 823,340) was attributable to restricted
funds and 812,461 (2022 - foil) was attributable to unrestricted funds - general.
7 Analysis ofExpenditure on Charitable Activities Direct Direct
Charitable Charitable
Expenditure Expenditure
2023 2022
8 8
Staffcosts 2,523,536 2,177,762
Direct charitable expenditure 3,323,204 2,180,063
5,846,740 4,357,825
Share ofsupport costs (see note 8) 308,073 226,751
Share ofgovernance costs (see note 8) 9,605 13,033
6,164,148 4,597,609

8 Analysis ofSupport and Governance Costs
Basis of Support Governance Total Total
allocation costs costs 2023 2022
Staffcosts Direct 128,905 128,905 102,160
Premises costs Direct 18,692 18,692 11,625
Insurance Direct 13,728 13,728 5,544
Oflice support &expenses Direct 47,603 47,603 43,445
Financial &bookkeeping (Staff) Direct 73,596 73,596 55,360
Legal costs Direct 18,445 18,445 7,037
Staff expenses &training Direct 1,580
Bank charges Direct 1,749 1,749
Audit fee Governance 9,605 9,605 9,600
Sundry costs Governance 5,355 5,355 3,433
308,073 9,605 317,678 239,784
9 Net Incomet(Expenditure) for the Year 2023 2022
8
This is stated after charging;
Auditor's
remuneration
9,605 9,600
i0 Trustee Remuneration and Expenses
Analysis ofStaffCosts 2023 2022
g
Wages and salaries 2,296,752 1,999,351
Social security costs 232,330 185,717
Pension costs 67,465 59,813
2,596,547 2,244,881
Agency and freelance staff 151,619 159,882
2,748,166 2,404,763

2023 2022
Number Number
equivalent
em
ployees (including
casual and part time staff)
during the year was as follows:
2023 2022
Number Number
Project management and staff 54 54
Administrative staff 5 7
59 61

14 Fixed Assets Computers
6
Cost
At I April 2022 12,326
Additions
At 31 March 2023 12,326
Depreciation:
At I April 2022 11,196
Charge for the year 893
At 31 March 2023 12,089
Net Book Value:
At 31 March 2023 237
At I April 2022 1,130
1$ Financial Instrutnents 2023 2022
g
Carrying
amount
offinanci al assets
Debt instruments at amortised cost 2,336,255 1,864,035
Carrying
amount
offinancial liabilities
Measured
at amortised cost
1,103,075 888,612
16 Debtors 2023 2022
g
Operating
debtors
1,741,900 1,450,581
Other debtors 8,750 5,607
Frepayments
and
accrued income 71,847 65,265
1,822,497 1,521,453
17 Creditorst Amounts falling due within oneyear 2023 2022
6
Operating
creditors
915,776 666,859
Taxation and social security 66,543 98,124
Other creditors 10,865 16,801
Accruals 142,337 125,664
1,135,521 907,448
18 Pensions

19 Analysis of Charitable Funds
19.I Unrestricted Funds —Current Year
Balance Incoming Outgoing Transfers Balance
I Apr 2022 Resources Resources 31 Mar 2023
8
General funds 809,862 303,209 (39,707) (300) 1,073,064
Unrestricted Funds —Previous Year
Balance Incoming Outgoing Transfers Balance
I Apr 2021 Resources
f
Resources
f
31 Mar 2022
General funds 687,141 122,721 809,862
Name ofunrestrictedfund Description, nature and purp oses ofthefund
Restricted Funds —Current
Year
Balance Incoming Outgoing Transfers Balance
I Apr 2022 Resources Resources 31 Mar 2023
8
Ascent 1,520,138 (1,520,138)
Ascent Plus 132,245 (132,245)
Angelou 90,600 (90,600)
CouRAGEous 867,326 (867,326)
DVSV Casework dc Counsellors 50,594 (50,594)
Gateway 1,830,714 (1,830,714)
London Hostels Association 35,292 24,983 (25,298) 34,977
NHS England 94,661 450,000 (419,082) 125,579
Rape Crisis Project 1,052,900 (1,053,200) 300
Safer London 79,986 (79,986)
SV Training 32,900 (32,900)
Other 50,267 38,300 (49,369) 39,198
213,120 6,137,786 (6,151,452) 300 199,754

violence (SV) London-wide.
The project delivers
a wraparound
therapeutic
pmvision
for survivors
engaged
with the criminal justice
system.
An
awareness
raising
community
and
professional
development
programme
is aimed at prevention
and upskilling
staff
on good practice working
with SV.
Rape Crisis Project The
West London
Rape
Crisis
Service (WLRCC)
is one of the
specialist
services of Women
and Girls Network
and is funded
by
the MOPAC
and the Ministry
of Justice.
The WLRCC provides
counselling,
group
work, body therapies
and advocacy
services to
women
who
have
experienced
recent or historic
sexual
violence,
including
child
sexual
abuse,
rape,
prostitution,
sexual
assault,
sexual harassment,
gang related sexual violence, sexual bullying
and
sexual exploitation.
Safer London Safer London
Partnership
Project funded
by MOPAC
is aimed
at
supporting
victims,
primarily
young
women
and
girls
who
are
involved
in or at risk of gang involvement
and/or
at risk of sexual
violence
and
exploitation,
primarily
within
gangs.
The project
involves
delivering
one to one casework
and advocacy,
awareness
raising activities, counselling
and training
for professionals.
Home Office Young
Women's
Advocacy
funded
by
the
Home
Office
is to
support
young women (11 - 18years) survivors
or young women
at
risk of sexual violence
and/or
sexual
exploitation
including
young
women
who are gang associated/involved.
The Advocate
offers I-
2-1
support,
advice,
workshops/support
groups
and
schools/community
based
prevention
work to young
women.
In
addition
the Advocate
delivers
Professional
Exchange
Seminars
to
frontline
staff
in the
West
London
Boroughs
around
Girls
and
Gangs.
SV Training This
advanced
training
pmgramme
for
ISVAs
was
aimed
at
supporting
practitioners
to apply
a more trauma-informed
approach
while managing
complex survivor
presentations.
Other This includes various
smaller projects, the most significant ofwhich
supports
young people who have experienced
or at risk ofany form
ofabuse in Kensington &Chelsea and Westminster.
2t) Analysis ofNet Assets benreen Funds —Current Year Restricted Unrestricted Total
Funds Funds
2023 2023 2023
Tangible fixed assets 237 237
Cash at bank and in hand 199,754 385,851 585,605
Other net current assets/(liabilities) 686,976 686,976
199,754 1,073,064 1,272,818

Analysis ofNet Assels between Funds —Previous Year Restricted Unrestricted Total
Funds Funds
2022 2022 2022
8
Tangible fixed assets 1,130 1,130
Cash at bank and in hand 213,120 194,727 407,847
Other net current assets/(liabilities) 614,005 614,005
213,120 809,862 1,022,982

2023 2022
Within one year 57,928 1,008
Between two and five years 65,306
123,234 1,008
22 Reconciliation ofNel Income lo /Vel Cash Flow From Operating Activilies 2023 2022
Net income for the year ' 249,836 256,989
Adjustments
for:
Interest income (513) (45)
Depreciation 893 2,097
(Increase)/decrease in debtors (301,044) (928,003)
Increase/(decrease) in creditors 228,073 434,721
177,245 (234,241)
22.1 Analysis ofChangesin Nel Debt
At I April Cash-flows
At
31 March
2022 2023
Cash in bank and in hand 407,847 177,758 585,605