COMPANY REGISTRATION NUPABER:
CHARrrY REGISTRATION NUMBER: 1151950
Heaven Gate Centre
Company Limited by Guarantee
Unaudited Financial Statements
31 May 2026:
GM ACCOUNTANCY
Chartered Certffied Accountants
472 BEARWOOD ROAD
SMETHWICK
WEST MIDL4NDS
ENGLAND
B66 4HA

Heaven Gate Centre
Company Limited by Guarantee
Financial Ststements
Year ended 31 May 2026
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Trustees, annual report {incorporating the directovs report)
Independent examinerfs report to the trustees
Statement of financial activities (including inwme and
expenditure account)
Statement of financial position
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Statement of cash ftows
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Notes to the financial statements
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The following pages do not forni part of the financial statsments
Detailed statement of financial activtties
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Notes to the detailed statement of financial activities
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Godfrey Massa

Heaven Gate Centre
Company Limited by Guarantee
Trustees. Annual Report (Incorporating the Dlrectorfs Report)
Year ended 31 May 2026
The trustees, who are also the dwe(tss for Ihe purwses of company law, wesent their rewrt and the
unaudiled finan￿al statements of the thrity for the year eThJed 31 May 2026.
Rgference and admlnlstratlve delalls
Raglstsred charity name
Heaven Gate Centre
Charlly roglstratlon number
1151950
Company reglstratlon numb8r
Principal offlce and reg18t¢rod 47 Lcwer Tower Street
office
New Town
B1￿inghaM
West MKllands
B19 3NH
United lQngdom
The trustees
MS VK KOKONGANDO
MR B LUMBU
Mr B. Daya
Mr J. Nkiese
Company secrelary
MrJean Nk
Indapendont examiner
GM AcCOu￿ANCy
472 BEARWOOD ROND
SMETHWICK
WEST MIDLANDS
ENGiAND
866 4HA
Godfr¢y Mas8a

Heaven Gate Centre
Company Limited by Guarantee
Trustees. Annual Report (Incorporating the Directorfs Report) (contsnued)
Year ended 31 May 2026
Structurg) governance and managem¢rt
Public benefrt
The neightxjurhood where we are based is tha Lad￿00￿ Ward in Birmingham. Wesl Mldlands. The
neighbourhood is characterised by a relatively yCAxng and dwer5e population and suffers from mullSpl8
deprivation. To demonstrate the publi¢ benefit achieved by our charity. we hereby present the servlcas
and activities dolivered durfng the year ended on 31 st May 2026. We remalned dedlcaled to achlevlng
our charitable goals during th1$ rep￿ting peri￿1 while making sure that reSoUr￿S were handled
sensibly and efficienlly for the benefil of the people we serve. This year has been one of sustained
advar￿ement and beneficial influence. Heaven Gale Centre effeCtNe￿ provided a variety of programs
and projects that helped our recitmenls and enhanced our invofvement with the larger community,
despite the dTrriculli8s affectirvJ us. We have been alAe lo address local needs whlle upholdlng strict
governawe and acccMJnl*ility $tsndards because lo the commitment of our volunteers,
UPtM)rters,
and p8rtngrs. progr8ms have significanty improved thl lives of Indiv￿ua1S and famllles by offering
chances for personal growth, education, guidance, and helpful assistance. Benoficlaries, feedback has
Shown how benefi￿al these serVi￿S a￿,. many have rerxjrted feeling more confident, feellng better,
and having easier ￿ceSS lo the help they require. These results inspire the Tnjstees, who are stiii
dedicated lo making sure that our SerV￿S continue 10 satisfy the evcAvlng requlrenlents of our
community. With the support of Sport Enyamy, we were able lo serve our communlty through a project
pul in Pla￿ lo en￿￿rage active liwng and improved well-beiro amor¥J indNlduals ag8d 16 and above
in the Newton area of Birmingham. We were foGused on providing accessible and engaging table
lennis, especialty for men, and gymnaslts sessknns (women and men), foslerlng physlcal ffilnègs,
social interaction. and mental health benefits. Crealing an Ir￿luSive and welcoming envlronmenl alms
to motivate participants lo lo adopt health￿r limestones, enhan&e D)mmunity cohesion, arKI address
sedentary behaviours. Those activities catered lo various skill levels. ensudng everyone who
parlictpaled, benefited from the program, promotlng a healthier 8nd more active ¢ommunity.
Additionally, the organisation has continued lo fortfy its iw wtth communtty organisations and fundlng
agenGies. Through these collaborations, we have been able lo increase ￿Jr reach. exchange
knowledge, and make the most of the resourtEs at our disposal. We will keep Iwking for opportunltles
to collaborate with Othe￿ who share our vision since y" und8rstaThJ how important It i
lo achleve
sustainable results. Wlth the help of members, our w08kly Homework Club ha8 81art
d operatlng,
focusing on assisting ￿dS in Key Staurs 1. 2, and 3 English, Maths, Science, Humanllies. Thls
year, we were only ablo 10 9et together on Saturdays .4SKI Sunéays from 12 10 5 p.m:_
47 Lower
Street. Numerous kids between the ages of three and sllteen hav8 received assistance,'=
e maiorlty
have profited from on&on￿ne help and lutorials. Gwen the effacl of these events. Heaven Gate
Centre was funding v￿M enlirdy through member Contrit￿tior￿ Tather than outsKle funding. Wilh the
help of our volun16ers and parents, we continue lo wrrk very hard lo boost the aspiratlons of the
children and young people participati￿J, who are appwatlng and reporting a wod development In
numeral. Throughout the year, maintaining financRI stabillty has (￿ntInued lo be a top goal. To
maintain the chartvs ilnancial stabilty, the Trustees hav8 kept a dos8 eye on revenue, expenses,
and reserves. We are appreciative of the donors. grant providers, funéraising Supporlers, and
vdunteers w￿se klnéness has allowed us to keep wovKling our services. Thelr continued dedieation
Is essent￿1 to advancing the charivs goals. To make sure that organisallonal policies, risk
management procedures. and govemarKe arrangements are in line with legal 2nd regulatory
obligations, the Trustees have continued to r8view them. Transparency. sound govemance, and
preserving the charitys long4emi wability are still pri￿llIeS for us. The Trustees attest that then
organislng and eval￿alIng the charivs operdlions a￿1 future g)als. they have ￿n$￿ered the Charity
Commisslon's recommendations on public b8nefit. For the benefft of the publlc. the Gharity works lo
strengthen communal lies, allevlate povety. promote 4uality, and efthar￿e re16gion. All community
members, regardless of agg, gonder, ethni￿ty. handicap. faith, or socioeconomic status, were
welcome to participate in the charl￿S events and prwams throughout the year, subject only to
ellglblllty requiremenls and practical Capabilit￿ when applicable. To lesson poV￿ty and enhance
weakness,
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offered helpful support and as$tstsrte lo people and famllles going thr(Ktgh difficult limes.
Additionally, il planned community events that promoted mutua undwst8nding. social inttlusion, and
IMF￿0Ved bonds between indlviéuals vAlh dtfferent OTigin5. The charlty supw)rted the spiritual and
personal growth of people who choose to partiGipate while promotlng equality, respecL and Community
involv@m8nl through educallonal, c4Jliural. and religious programs.
Th6 Trustees are confhyent that the Charitys operdtK)ns have cleady benefited the publlo by &nhancing
recipients, well-belng, fostering bonds within Ihe community. and helping those vtho are most in need.
The Trustees ￿11 keep an eye on the charity's operations to make sure il stays committed to fulfilling
ils charitable goals by providlng SIgn￿¢ant and lor*lasting public benefft.
Strategic report
Tho following sectvjng for a¢hievements and performance and financial review fo￿ the strategic
report of th8 charity.
Achievements and performarKe
During the year. the charlty continued lo ddiver a bro&J programme of a¢twities designed lo promote
community cohesion, Improve welldoing, relieve social I￿at￿}n. and provide opporlunilies for personal
development across 811 age groLJPS. Our youth activitses remained a key priority. provKling young
people with a safe. welcoming. and supportTve environmenl where they ¢ould develop confidence,
build positive relation8hlps, and parttcipale in &uCat￿naI, r￿atiOnal, ar)d sodal programmes.
Regular sessions encouraged te8mwoTK le*rship, and personal responsibility while promoling
P05ilive engagement within the community. The ch￿Tty organised a range of sports and re¢￿atIonal
activities lo encourage healthy limest0￿S and improve physi￿1 and mènld welldoing. These activities
were open lo people of dtffe￿rrt ages and backgounds, helping to strengihen community
relatlonships while promotlng inclusK)n and ￿tIVe partiapation. A suc￿89f￿1 ladies, Confe￿nce was
held during the year, bringing l(>Jether worr4en from dIVe￿ backgrounds to parti¢ipale In educational
workshops, health and Wel￿oIng sessK)ns. and disryjssions that er￿lUraged personal development,
community engagemenL and mutual supporL The event strengthened community ¢onnection5 and
provided Y￿uable opportunitles for learning and n&hvorknrrl. the charity also promoted heèllhy Iwing
through awareness sessions and pract￿1 initiatives that'-&ncourydged healthler limestone choffts,
improved welldoing. and grealw understaThling of Fthysical mental health. These aclsvities
SUPP￿ted individuals and families in making informed decisK)ns that contribute to healthier
communities. Our homework dub Gonlinued lo pro￿8 valuable educallonal support for children and
young people by offerfng a stru￿red environment fcf study. homework assistancE, and leaming
development. Volunteers sUPPOrted participants in Improving Ihetr academic confidence while
encouraging regular attendan(* and p05ttive study habits. Music activities formed an important part of
our community programme, pn)vkling Opp￿lun1￿S for creative expression, skill development, and
cultural engagement. Participants develo[￿d now talents. increased fA)nfidenGe, and strengthened
friendships through group learning and perfomiances. hdping io bring people together across different
backgrounds. Colle¢Uvely, Ihese activities have conlribuled to the Gharivs charttable objectives by
promotlng community cohesM)n, advan￿ng equality of opportuntty, supporting healthier limestones,
and creating incluslve spaces where indivKluals a￿1 famuies can leam, develop, and thrive. The
Trustees are ew)uraged by the positive participalton ￿ community engagement achTrevad during
tha year and remain committed to expanding these opp(Ktunilies In future years. The charty also
organlsed a series of well-attended conference5 arml seminars featuriw respecled inlematlonal
speakers from outside the United Kingdom. Th85e events provided ValUa￿e opportunities for learnlng,
insplralion, and ¢ommunity 6ngagement. attracting pathpants from diverse backgrounds. Conferer)ce
themes included strengthening famity lrfe. promoting positNe parenting and healthy relationships.
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Company Limited by Guarantee
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advancing religDn through education and s￿ritual development. rdievlng povety ty ellcouraging
communtty support and charita￿e giving, promoting integration and social coheslon, d8v8loping
ethical leadership, and providlng ¢ounselllng and wdldoing ￿ldanCe. These confèrences equipped
attendees with practical knovledge and skills to supp(Ki personal wyih. famlty slabillly. 8tMI activ
partiapalion in community lrfe.
The events also encouraged dldogue, muiual understanding, and collaboration between individua15
and organisalions, helping lo St￿n9then community cohesion and reinforce the charlvs commitment
lo indusion, equality, and publlc ber)efft. Feedback from parbcipan15 was overwhelmlngly positive, wlh
many reporting in￿eased confidence. IM[￿Ved understanding of key soclal and failh-based'issues,
and greater motivation to cmtrfbute positively vAihin their families and coMmuni￿eS. CONCLUSION
Lastly, the Trustees would Ilke to sinwely thank everyone who has helped the ¢harity succeed this
year. We appreciate the tnjst, commitment. arKI support of our employees, volunteers, memb8rs,
donors, partners, and benefFiaries. Together. we have had g beneficid and loThJ-lastlng effpct, and
we are eager to carry out this ￿u¢l￿ wotk in the coming year.
Flnancial review
The Iruslee5 have a duty lo léentrfy aThJ review the rfsks lo which the charity is exposed and to ensure
appropriate controls are in p18ce to provide reasonable a5sufdnc8 agalnsl fraud arKI error.
Plans for fu￿re perlods
The Trustees plan to expand on the charity's accom1￿IshMents in the upcoming year by ¢ontinuiTrJ to
foster community cohesiveness through iThJusNe events, eilucational initiatives, 2nd actlvilies that
unlle Individuals from many backgrounds. In order to LK)osl involvement and promote greater swal
incluslon, the charity wll work to fortfy lies with regional (Yswnisations, community organisations, and
public sector partners. The Trustees are st￿1 ded￿ted to reducing poverty by providing more us6fv1
assistance to people and famllies that are stTuggllng finaTKial!y. This will involve expanding access to
emergerw aid. welfare COUNsellirvJ, food provision. arKI, .*hen necessary, referrals to SF*cialised
swices. To maintain the survivability of ihese programs, the organisalion will aiso look into additional
fundlng oplions. Regardless of age, g￿KIer, ethni￿ty. handicap. religion. or sWoe￿n0￿1C statU5, the
charlty will corstinue lo Offer.prO￿amS that support equal obportunilies, 18ssen s(Kial isolation,. and
encourage participation lo advance eqLFality. To make sure tl<e charty continues lo serve the needs of
the neigh￿J￿rh&)d, the Trustees wll keep an eye on Serv￿ accessibility and sollcit input from
reGlpients. The charity wlll conlinue to fvnd relvJious education. ￿￿rshIp, p8Storal care, and community
oUtre￿h while foslertng tolerdnce, resprt and constructive inleraclions between indivlduals of many
faiths and baCk￿ounds. Additionalw, th8 Trustees will concentrat8 on enhandng governance.
pholding efficient finandal administration, enlisting and assisting volunteers. and guaranteeing
adherence lo all pertinent legal arKI rogulatory oblwllons. Tho charity hopes to maximise ils b8r}er￿181
effects on the communlties it serves and improve Its long-term SurV￿abl1y by expanding its revenue
streams and formlng new alliances. The Trustees w(¥uld like to sincerely thank all th8 conlribulors,
grant providers, volunteers, employees, partners. and supporters wl)ose kindness, devotion, and hard
work have enabled us to cary out our wot1( all year long. With their on￿￿ng assistan￿, we have tseen
able lo improve the lives of people we seThe by fostering communlty cohesiveness, reducing poverty,
advancing equalty, and advanciro ils religi(yJ$ and bonevolent goals. We also thank thg community al
large and our baneficiaries for their supporl. er￿rageMent. and pathipalK>n in our inltiatives. As we
look to the future, the Trustees are still dedicated to ensuring that the i*arily continues to provlde
long-lasling publlc benefit while also fostering a better, more compas5iollale, and indu5iV8 community.
In the upcomlng year, we look fO￿ard lo rAlaboratlng with our supporters lo advance our commor)
goal and have an even lygger eff￿t.
G¢Klfrny Massa

Heaven Gate Centre
Company Limited by Guarantee
Trustees. Annual Report (Incorporatlng the Dlrectorfs Report) (continu￿)
Year ended 31 May 2026
The trustees, annual report and the strategic retrfjrt were approved on .
on behalf of the board of trustees by-
?tsxd and signed
Signed on behalf of the Management Committee
0bJgCtl￿ and actlvltl05
Obl￿tIveS and aims
The charity's objects Cthe ot4'ects') are
To further the following exdusrvety charitable purposes for th8 public benefit:
1.The promotion of soGial inclusion
by workiThJ wtth Foople who are SO￿allY excluded on
the grounds of their ethnic origiD, rdigiDn, belM ￿ cre8d (in paryiojlar. memtors of the publ￿ wh) are
of African wigin)
or are economlcatly dL%a¢fvanlag6d to relleve the needs of such people
and assist them to inlegrale into society:
2. Th8 adv￿r￿ement of religK*n induding the promotion of religKyJs harn￿ and religious ￿￿Cation..
3. The relief of sickrw and the [￿eserVatiOn and protection
of good health.,
4. The promotion of racial harmony.
Godfroy Massa

Heaven Gate Centre
Company Limited by Guarantee
Trustees. Annual Report (Incorporating the Dlrectorfs Report) {¢ontthu•d)
Year ended 31 May 2026
Objectlves and act[￿tIO8 (conthJu•lJ
Publlc benefit
The neighbourhood where we are based is ihe Laobvcod Ward in Blmiingham, Wast Midlands. The
neighbourhood is characterlsed by a relatively young and dtver5e population, and suffers from mulllple
deprivation. In order to demonstrate the public beneftl achieved by i)ur charity, we hereby presenl the
servlces and activities dellvered during Ihe year ended on 31 st May 2016.
Our weekjy Homework Club ha5 run for the slth cortsecJJtlve year as it started in 2012. Concentrallng
on hdping children with Key Stages 1.2 & 3 EThJllsh, Maths, scien￿ and Design technology. Thls
year, due to limited funding. We were able to meet saturdays only from 12 to 5pm every saturdays and
sundaysat 47 Low8r Streel. More than 40 children aged 3 to 16 have been SUp￿ted, most of them
have benefited from iutorial and One4(￿ support. Thls scherne has initially been funded by BBC
Children In N8eds 81 tts second, year and the Heart of Engladi Foundation. SIr￿e the fundind gol
flnlshed and considering the impact of these actlvitl85, Heaven Gate Centre was running the aCtiV￿leS
with Its members contributions wilhoul any extemal financ￿7 support. Children and young people
Irbvolved are appreciating and have rep(Yted a good Improvement in numoracy and we are still worklng
very hard, Ylth the Input of our volunteers and parents, to ralse chIld￿n and young peop￿ a8plralions.
These actNilies were supervis& by Baley Daya and Mike TakasongK>. Heaven Gate Centro provided
some extra sUp￿S to our knds and to give state schod wpils the same oppothnilies as those in the
private sector. Many of our volunteers were divided In four groups depending on the allendance of
children. One ￿0￿p was using th8 (x)mputers. doing their work online like Mymalhs arKI olh8r
assignments when they needed to use inlernel and pnnters. A second wup was in a drfferent area of
our main hall where the tutors Muld use the white board lo extAain S(￿ne skills needed for the chlldren
lo do their required work. This was dono In small ￿0upS of chlldren of the same level or year groups.
the third group was In a érfferellt setbng upstairs where thay were doing some table tennis and thelr
school games. children In here w￿e esp8cialty tIK)se who have done some wotk and needed some
sort of rewards of time play. The fourth group was more of a one to one asSistar￿ with special work
and need5. The learnlng menlors actrng as posltwe rde models and mtivalors throughout th8
octivilies were uslng our faulities of comwterslprinlersfinlemefffv lo advise the children on Issues
affecting our SO￿etIeS like antisocid behavKJur. garos C(￿lure. he￿thY livlrng and drng awareness. The
Ghildren enjoyed a pod Ilme w¢b us.
We were glad lo recdve a grant from Andrews charitable bijst t() help running som8 sessions of bible
study with some youro people. Also, some small don8￿n5 we r￿1Ved from the W.E.D, Bewley and
Lillie C Johnson Charltable trusts helped enomK)usly to run some of these actwities. Our children
through our talks and befr￿nding. developed this desire of spending their time more and more in
Heaven Gale Centre than going to parks or In streets. Th2y wwe excited to come ar)d spend quality
tim8 With us. They develo￿ some maturity of dolng what is good al hom8, in schools and
everywhere they find Ihemsdves. The antis￿181 behaviour and side effects of alcohol and clgarettes
were all demonstrated to them and most of them have started lo behave s@nsibty at home and In
public FI8ces. Cases of some children who were excluded from their schools and sent lo a referral unit
because of very poor behaviour were not seen this year.
We still have the sport faci16tie8 of tennls table we had purchased iwo years ago. These activltles were
supervised by Mike and Toussaint Kisimba with support of some of our volunteers. This year, duo
lo limlled in(x)me from our members ￿ntrIbutionS. we vwe not aNe to ￿ntinUe getting foods from
Fareshare. We didn't manage lo keep wr food bank up a￿1 running on sundays as we used to. We
will try ijur best to reinstale in the nexE year as it Vd5 very helpful lo mary of our parti¢ipanls.
Godfrey Massa

Heaven Gate Centre
Company Limited by Guarantee
Trustees, Annual Report (Incorporating the Dlrectotrs Report) (conthu8d)
Year ended 31 May 2026
Objectlve8 and actlvltles (conth
Slratgglc rgport
The following Sodor￿ for achlevemerts and perfOrMar￿ and fInar￿al revlew f(Ym the slrategiG
report of the charity.
Godfrey Massa

Heaven Gate Centre
Company Limited by Guarantse
Trustees. Annual Report (Incorporating the Directorfs Report) (condnuwlj
Year ended 31 May 2026
Achlevements and perfomlance
Heaven Gate Centre is a registered charty. The neighlMxJrh(xKI where we are based is the LadywiM)d
Ward in Birmingham, Wesl Midlands. The nekdhbourho(Ml
characlert8ed
by
rdalivdy
young
and
mulllple deprivation. In order lo demonstrate the
publiG
benefit
achleved
CMJr
charfty,
hereby
preserit
the servlce8
and
aclfvltles
delNered during
the
year
ended
on
31sl maf2020.lt Is w(Kth notirwJ Ihal Ihis year has ken a very challe￿Ing year
due to the eruption of the ccffona virus pandemlc from around September 2019.we started the year
really well and had everything ￿anned for delfverlng great activities
members
of comrnunity bul saw all our effort5, plans arKI ￿heduleS suspended and others
cangelled because of thiscovfd-19 pendem￿. Our acltvity centre shut dovm for almost four good
months to obey the govemmenl guidellnes of fightirvJ against the spread of the virus. Because
everything was lockdown and everybody had
tocharitable activities We plan to keep concentrating or
where they are haviThJ ￿1￿ul11eS
in life, helplng refugees and asylum
seekers
easly
integrate
Into
soaety.
and
trainlng
more
volunteer5.
By
expandlng our aclivlties and nUmi￿r of beneficaaries, we also aimed to improve the quality of the
serv1￿$ we now provide. ensurlng the provisw of long-term activlties that will posilNely affect
people's INes. With
obje¢lNe5,
a¢¢ompllsh¢d
greal
deal
this
despile
the dlfflcullles
faced. We continu81 to hold semlnars ¢)n antisoaal trehaviour. heallhy INing, gang ¢ullur¢.
community cohesiveness. and youth mentsl heallh. Our young people have had a fantastic
opportunity to interact with one arK)ther. which has reducEd their risk of social marginalSzallon and
aided in their Iransltion from ￿lMInal actrvity to the juvenile Justi￿ system. We were ablo lo hold and
still do training sessions lo address issues that help our youlh, and the ¢ommunlty al large get ready
for Ihe workforce and devdop strong Interpersonal skHls. By Ilsew, this effort will help more youth
reach their full potenliaj and 818vate their aspwations. (Ajr goal Is to provide these youNJ p8ople with
the necessary dlgilal skills lo improye their eM￿oYStXl1ty, ease their.
nsilion inlo the Workfor￿ of th
h09t nation, and encourage indepéndence. The prq'ect's main g¢Sa
is to train people in fundamehtal
computer literacy, inlemet usage competerte. (y)line job searth slraleges and intefviewing. Also. we
were able lo organise and still runoing a befriending S¢heme for over. 65 older people from BME. In
NévAown. The scheme aims to aodress social Bolation and impr6ve.the well-belng of older ￿luIts
{65+} from Black Minority Ethnic (BME} communities in N&vtown. The project is dellvering gentle
exercise.. arts & crafts.. digital inclusion and useful information ddivered by guest speakers. In addillon.
the project will COn￿Cl older adults wth trained volunteers who share simllar cultural and lIr￿Ul$￿¢
backgrounds to provlde companlonship. emodon81 support. and access to local servi¢e$. The proJe¢l
11 reduce S￿al
isolatiori atnong the target grwp,. promote
physi¢d
health
well-being,.
assu￿ cxjllur
and
lingulstlc mal(
enhance access
servi(Es,' promote intergenerational
Interaction,.
and foster (x)mmunity cohesK)n. Still running also is our project for crfjr young people for their positive
future. We aimed lo practically help our Y￿llg people to develop skills so they are prepared for work
e.g. opportunities lo gain w(￿k exF￿ne[K￿ and mcrk interviews employers. We
Teally
want
aspirations
our
you
people
by
offering
organised mentoring opportuniti8s. This year, we were
primarfly funded by doriations ar￿ gift aid from our memtws to Page 3run many of the actNltl8s. We
Were also able lo obtain grants from PoSI￿de trusc Awards for all. Sp)rted foundation and heart of
England fOUr￿all0￿. Through loGal donations and gants. lo whom we are grateful because Without
them, we would not have been able to Greate such a wonderful wqect to assist our community and
to our
and
mental
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Heaven Gate Centre
Company Limited by Guarantee
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make a long-lerm dIff￿enCe in th8 lives of our vdunleers. The management of our food bank was
mostly unchanged this lime. Since w6 had limrted resour(8s and could only rely on them temp(￿arIty,
the only dtfference Wds quantity. Because there are so many individuals in need of help, our town
dire need of IL In addition, many l0w-ir￿0me f8milies, immigrants, and a8￿uM
seekers-many ofwhom are from Afrtca-live in our cty. The grfts we received allowed us to addre88
and meet these needs. In
addition
to
employment
references,
members
communty
related employment issues {e.g., job searching, slgnpostiThJ, ￿mpletIng job. council, or school
applications), as well as help findiro volunteer
opp(Ktunilies,
programs,
and
unlv8rsity
and
higher.
are happy lo keep providing families and vulnerable indivKluals 8K)ecialoed support irFp8r8on, via
phone, and online. We ad[nO￿adge that many people IcKlay lead stressful lives that make
challeyging to participate in social aciiviti8s due to the rising expen* of living. We also know that,
while some people FKefer lo spend more time alone. oth￿S vitality in social connectK)ns.
Academic performance, social skills, self-esteem. and relationships with dassmates,
group5,
and
the
community
are
imtrned
by
our
rams. Additionally. they assisted those SLJffering from depression in feeling les8
depressed or overcoming it entirely. Wrthwt Ihe help of others. we (x)uld not have finished this. We
are appreclative of the contribLrtions provided by our communty. wh￿h enabled us to to supFort
Heaven Gale Cenlre's
online
prOJ￿t5
address
the
requirements
our
members. To
aco)mplish
objectives,
which
indude
foslerlng
community
cohesion
and c¥ealing an environment where the communty Ilourish based on shared valu88, Heaven Gale
Centre will keep providiro top-notch seNic8s for the b8nefrt of its memb8rs and participarsls. Our
sooal media Channels have been and wll remain effective means of reachlng a diverse range of our
local population with messages on communty cohesion. F￿uRE PLANS meet1￿ Its goals and
offering ils benefftiaries l05Fr￿tch services w￿1 remain Heaven Gale Centre's top prlormles. To
improve our children, S￿la1 and emotional growth. intend lo provhye more after-school programs
this year
that include artlstic, educational, and Ithlet￿ pursults.
providing
chances
to
improve
and
integration
for
to
the community to address Issues of poverty and cohesiven6ss. We We
intend to conlirne reaching as maw people as we can using offlkne aThS Intemel strategies. otsr
outstanding achievements ￿11 be promotéd Dn a variety of social medfa channels. Posters and Is8Hets
11 be handed out across the Lad￿0￿ Ward and the surrounding areas. Our strong volunteer team
11 a150 assi51 us in using Whalwp to dellver rjjr to d￿ferent Page 3families and indivKlual8.
Our goal Is to improve community development and supJx)rt by offerlng guldance, mentoring, and
counselllro. In addition lo continuing to Invest in hdping our (x)mmunlty members-especlally our
young
people-4n
areas
where
they
8r8
havlng
dffficulties
in lrfe.
hdping refugees and asylum seekers Integrate Into sorAety.
and training mcf8 vdunleers to support events. we intend to host addition￿ events this year. Our
users place a hlgh value on other services like vulnerydbllity reduction, sklll developmenL and famlly
support in terms of family fu￿tIOnIng. Heaven Gate Centre must keep offering these servlces to
expand the reach of our programs and reach more berthlar￿s. We will ty io offer long-temi
acllvlties that improve people's Ilves. The Heaven Gate Centre is
Into slartlng
some Incom&generatirg projects to help fijnd its operdtions and legsen its
rellance on donors, all the wthile malntalnlng a dose working rdalK)nship with them. Slnce both live
events and online activities have proven to be quite su(xwsful. we will conlinLJe to host some of our
events virbjally. CONCLUSION We are appwiative of all our donors, funders, volunteer5, and those
who have helped us Serve our community by (3ryirvJ out our initiatives and improving the lives of our
Citizens. We are
eased to announce that, in tems of organisalional governanc9 and
visibility. Ihe Heaven Gate Centre has grown arKI is still growing. Additionally, we want lo congratulato
everyone who has put In so much effort lo achwe our gO￿s, especially those in the organisat￿￿'S
tr81ning
lookl
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Company Limited by Guarantee
Trustees. Annual Report (Incorporating the Directorfs Report) (tondnupd)
Year ended 31 May 2026
cornmltlee. W8 are happy lo report that the governan(￿ and woffle of Heaven Gate Centr8 have
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Company Limited by Guarantee
Trustees. Annual Report (Incorporating the Dlrectorfs Report) (GortInu￿
Year ended 31 May 2026
improved and are sllll growing.
Financlal revlew
Th8 trustees have a duty to Identfy and review the risks to the L*￿ty is exposed and to 8nsure
appropriate controls are in pl￿ to provide reaSona￿e assuran￿ against fraud and error.
Plans for future pèrlods
With hope that the pandemic oulEKeak will be over. Heaven Gate Centre"plans lo enter thls New Year
with positivity and optimism. We know that ItrEre will be many [￿dS from our young peoF4e who
missed months of their studies, so we wll organise more
homework
dub
lo
help
them calch up. We will also f(￿$ on delive￿ng high quality services for the
sake of Its ben8fickgries and meèting its object5. We tAan to Invest more into helping our people in
the community, especially (xjr ywng pe￿￿e in the
areas
that
they
stwggl8
in
lif&,
Helping
asylum
seekers
and refugees
easl
integrate
In
the
society,
training
vdunleers e5pecialy wlh regard to safeguarding chlldren, health and
safety, first aid
We
also
plan
develop
our
current
delNery
ar￿ numbor of ben8ficlaries. We will
provide
5uslainaNe
activitles
designed
With regards lo the (xjrrenl e(x)noml¢ dlniate, the Heaven Gate Centre closely work with funders
and at the same lime think
to
develop
some
a¢tivitieg
which
can
generale
some
kiryd
of revenue Irj order to
aclivltio&
and reduce the level th ouf deF*ThJency on fund￿$
our
to
etc.
make
sure
sustaln our
Th& Management Committee of the HEAVEN GATE CENTRE would like to thank all our memb8rs of
thelr contrlbulv)n8, (Mjr fijnders of this year for the ￿naTh￿al support for the delivery our activilios and
services. We also thank our volunleers who have been working very hard in order to meet our aims
especially where the organisation is based. In lems of the profile goverrTrance of our organisalion.
we are ￿eaSed lo say that Heaven Gale Centre has improved arml is still growing. Despit8 the
pandemlc oultKeaK we w8 are very confident that things ￿11 still I￿ moving to
the
right
direction.
have
eXPa￿ed
openness
ottw organisatN)ns and the feedbacks we receive from the servlce users
are stlll posltivety encouragirvJ
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Heaven Gate Centre
Company Llmited by Guarantee
Trustees. Annual Report (Incorporating the Directorfs Report) {￿l[l￿U0
Year ended 31 May 2026
The trustees. annual re￿L and Ihe strategic rep)rt were approved on ........................ ....
on behalf of the board of trustees by:
and signed
Slgned on behalf of the manage￿￿ Commiltee
Baley Daya
Jean Nkneso
Chalr General Secretary
HEAVEN GATE CENTRE
Rewt (rf the Tnjstees
for the Year Ended 31 May 2018
Approved by order of th8 ￿ard of trustees on ..... ........
by..
sNJned on Its beha
Mr B DAYA - Trustee
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Heaven Gate Centre
Company Limited by Guarantee
Independent Examlnerfs Report to the Trustees of Heaven Gate Centre
Year ended 31 May 2026
I report to the trustees on my examlnalion of the finanual statements of Heaven Gate Cenlre Ilhe
charfty'l for the year ended 31 May 2026.
Ra$pon8lbilities and basls of report
As the trustees of the cx)mpany (and also its diwtors for the purposes of compary law} you are
responsible for the preparat￿ of the finan(xal st*em8nts in accordance with the r4ulremenls of the
Companles Act 20061'the 2006 Aci.).
Having satisfied rnysem that the aCC￿nIS of the company aro not requlred to be audlled under Part 18
of the 21)06 Act and are eligible for independent examination, I report in respect of my examlnation of
th8 charity's accounts as carrfed out under section 145 of the Charllies Act 2011 1.the 2011 A¢VI. In
carrying out my examination I have followed the D￿eCt￿)nS gNen by Charity Commisslon under
lion 145{5Xb> of the 2011 Acl.
Indepgndent examlnerf8 Stat¢mont
I have completed my 8xaminatioN. I confirm that no matters have come to my attention in connection
with the examinalkjn giving me cause to bdiev8:
accounting records were not kept in r8sp8Ct of th8 charlty as requlred by secllon 386 of the
2CN)6 Act.. or
the finawial statements do fK)t acrAYd with those r￿OrdS. or
the financlal statements do r￿t ¢ompty with the ￿coUn￿ng requlrements of section 396 of
the 2006 Act other than any requirement that the accounts gNe a YvJ8 and fairf view which
is r￿t a matter conside￿￿ as part of an independent examination; or
the financial statements have not been pyepared in accordance wlth the meth￿S and
prinaples of the Stat5ment of Recommended P￿tiCe for a¢xo4htlrwJ and rewrtlw by
charities applicable to tharities weparing thew accouhis in accordance wiv) the Financial
Reporting StaTrJard ap￿1¢able In the UK and Republic of Ireland (FRS 102).
l.have no concerns and have cème a￿osS m other matters ityconnection wlth ts examinallon tci
which attention should be drawn in this reFort in order to enable a proper understanding of the .
accounts lo be reached.
Independent Examiner
472 BEARWOOD ROAD
SMETHWICK
WEST MIDLANDS
ENGLAND
B66 4HA
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Heaven Gate Centre
Company Limited by Guarantee
Statement of Flnancial Activities
(including income and expendlture account}
Year ended 31 May 2026
2026
RestrKlod
funds Total funds Total funds
2025
Unrestricted
fU￿S
Income and endowments
Donations arKi legacies
Investment In￿me
101,819
326
10.109
116,653
326
115,282
209
Total Incomg
102,145
10,109
116,979
115,491
Expondiiura
Expenditure ori charitable actfvities
Total expendil
85.086
8.872
93.957
102,798
102,798
ure
85.086
8.872
93.957
Not Incomo and not movement In funds
17.059
1.237
23,022
12,693
Re¢onciliation of funds
Total funds brought forward
Totsl fund$ ¢arried forward
64,356
82,652
51,663
64,355
81,415
1.237
The slalemonl of financial aciwities includes all gains and losses reC￿nIsed In the year.
I Income and expenditure derhe from continuing ￿1vities.
Th notss on pw 17to 23 fi*m part of these financlal staloments.
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Heaven Gate Centre
Company Limlted by Guarantee
Statement of Financial Position
31 May 2026
2026
2025
Flxad as50ts
Tangible fixed assets
11
33,875
33,875
Current assets
Cash al bank and in hand
48,374
30,481
30,481
Ngt currant a58ets
48,374
Total asset8 less current Ilabllftles
82,249
64,356
Funds of thg charlty
Restr￿￿￿ ￿nd
Unr8strlcted funds
1,237
81.011
112.927)
77.282
64.355
Total oharity funds
12
82.248
For the year ending 31 May 2026 the tharity was entitled io exemptlon from audlt under sectlon 477 of
the Companies Act 2006 relating lo small companies.
Directors. r8sponsibllitt8S.'
The members have not requlred the (xJmp8ny to obtain an audit of its fina￿181 sL*ements for the
year In question in accorda￿ wlth seclion 476:
The directors acknowAedge thelr res[￿nSibIlitieS for comrAying wlih the requirements of the Act
vilh respect lo a￿Unting r￿rdS and the preparation offinanckl statements.
These financlal statements have been prepared in accordanc8 with the provislons applicable lo
companies iuliect to the smdl [X)mpan￿S. roth'me.
These flna
September
'al statements were approved
019, and are signed on behalf of
the board of trustees and aUthOr￿ed f¢￿ i55ue on 5
e board by..
Mr B. Daya
Trustee
Th• nots8 OD pages 17 to 23 forni part of these financlal statements.
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Heaven Gate Centre
Company Limited by Guarantee
Statement of Cash Flows
Year ended 31 May 2026
2026
2025
Cash flows from opgratlng actmtles
Net income
23,022
12,693
Adjustments f￿..
Other Interest receivable and similar income
13261
22,696
(209)
12,484
Cash generated from OFeralions
Interest received
.326
209
Net cash from op8ratlrKJ acUvlll6s
23,022
12,693
Not increase In cash and cash equlvalents
Cash and cash equlvalents at beglnnlng of y&
Cash and cash equlvalents at end of year
23,022
30,481
12,693
17,788
30.481
53,503
Tho not•s ¢n pago$ 17 to 23 fomi wt of th$￿ fin￿￿41 $t8tomwts.
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Heaven Gate Centre
Company Limlted by Guarantee
Notes to the Financial Ststements
Year ended 31 May 2026
Ggngral infomiation
The Gharlty is a pulAl¢ benefit enlty and a private company limtted by guarante8, registered in
England and Wales and a registered charity in England and Wales. The address of th6
registeTrd office 1$ 47 Lower Tower Street, New Town. Bim)ingham. Wesl MidlaThJs, B19 3NH,
United lQngdom.
Statomgnt of compllaneo
These finan￿81 statements have been wepared in complian(% ￿th FRS 192. The Financial
Reporting SlarKlard applicaNe in the UK and ihe Republic of Ireland,, the Statement of
Rewmmermled Practice aptAicable to charitie¢ weparing their ￿C￿ntS In a￿OrdanCe wlh the
Financial ReFthing Standard applicable in the UK aTMI Reput￿￿ of Ire18tx5 (FRS 1021 {CharlUe8
SORP (FRS 102)) and the Companies Act 200è.
Accountlng pollclgs
Basls of proparation
The finan￿al slalements have been wepared on the h1sto￿G3I (x)st basi5, a5 modKied by the
revaluation of certain financkgl assets and liabill￿S and inv&8lmenl properties measured at fair
value through inGorne or expenditure.
The financial slaternents are prepared in sterling. whth 18 the furthal ￿JrrencY of the entity.
Golng Gon¢em
There are no Materi￿ uncertairrties aly)ut fhe charivs thllty lo continue.
Fund accountlng
unreStr￿ted ¢unds are availaNe for use at de diS￿ebo￿ of trustees IO"fiJrther any of the
chartys purposes.
Designated fvnds are unrestricted knnds earrii?rked by the trustees for partiCLtiar ￿tUre project or
commitment.
Restricted fiJnds are subjected to restrrfions on Iheir expendlture declar8d by th6 donor or
through Ihe terms of an appeal, and fall into one of Iwo sul>classes'. restricted irth))me funds or
endowTnenl funds.
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Heaven Gate Centre
Company Limited by Guarantee
Notes to the Financial Statements (conUnu8d)
Year ended 31 May 2026
Accountlng pollclgs (con
Incoming resourc
All Incoming resources are induded In the statemenl of financial actNities when entiuemenl has
passed lo the ¢harity,' il is probable that the econDmlc benefits associated wlh the transaction
wlll flow to the charity and the amount can be rellabty measured. The fol[0v￿ng specific policies
are applied to particular calewles of Income:
income from donations or grants Is rWnls￿ when there is evKlence of enlllement to the
gfft, receipt is ￿0ba￿e and Its amount can be measured reliably.
lega¢y In¢ome is recognised when r￿1p1 Is wobable and entitlement Is established.
inoome from donated goods Is measured al the fair value of tho goods unless Ihls Is
impractical to measure rellaw, in whlch case the value 15 derived from the cost to the donor
the 851imaled resa￿ value. Donat￿1 f&ililies aMI services are recognlsed In the
atxx)unls When recewed if the value can be rdlabty measured. No amounig are included for
the Ixjntribulion of g8neral volunteers.
income from contracts for the suppty of serV￿eS re￿niSed vrith the delivery of the
.conlracled seNke. Thls ts dassif￿ as unrestricted funds un18SS there is a conlraclual
requirement for11 to be spent on a particular purpose and retumed rf unspenl. in which case
it may be regarded as restricted.
Rgsourcgs expended
Expenditure is recognk8ed on an awuals basls as a liability ir￿Urred. Expenditure Includes any
VAT which C￿nn01 be fully re(￿vered. and k¥ dassified under headings of the stalem8nt of
financial activitips to wh￿h it rdates:
expenditure on raisirvJ fvnds indudes tho costs of dl fundraising activitle$, events,
non-chadtable traéing ￿tl￿ties, a￿1 the Sa￿ of donated goods.
expenditute or) charitable acIN1￿$ Indudés all costs Inw1r￿1 by a charify In undertaking
activities that I￿rther Its charitable aims for the beneflt of tts benef￿larleS, including those
8UPPOrt ￿St5 and costs relating lo the g)veman¢e of the ¢haiity apportioned to charltable
tiwties.
other eX[￿￿lture I￿UdeS dl expendtlure that Is n8tth8r related to r8L8ing funds for the
charity rM)r part of tts expendiiure on charitable aclivMK8s.
AII costs are allocated to experKliiure Cate￿rIeS refiecting the US8 of the resource. Dtracl ¢osls
atlrlbutable lo a single aclivty are all(￿ted d￿eCIty to that actrvity. Shared costs are apportlor)6d
behveen the actNltles they contribute to on a reasonable, juslffiable and ￿nsIstenI basis.
Tanglble assets
Tangible asset8 are inliially recor￿ at o)st. aThJ subsequenlly staled at Ix)st less a
accumulated dep￿￿ation and impairnient losses. Any tanglble assets carried al revalufjd
amounts are recorded al the fair value at the date of revalualon less any subsequent
accumulated d&preciation and subsequent accumulated impaimient losses.
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Heaven Gate Centre
Company Limited by Guarantee
Notes to the Flnancial Statements
Year ended 31 May 2026
Accountlng policles (conllmm
Tanglble a88Ot8 icondnu
An increase in the ¢arying amwnt of an assel as 8 result of a revaluation. is recogn18ed In other
r8cognised gains and losses, unless it reverses a charge for impairment that has previously been
r8cognised as expendlture wlhin the statement offinancial activllies. A decrease in the carrylng
amount of an asset as a ￿5￿ll of revduation. Is recognised in other recognised gains and losses,
except to whlch It oftsets any previous revaluation gain, in whTrch case the loss is shown wllhln
other r￿)gnised galns and losses on the statement of finanaal aciwities.
Depreclatlon
Dopreclatlon Is calculated so as to WTite off the &)5t or valualion of an asset, Idss Its resldual
value, over the useful eGonomlc lrfe of Ihat asset as fdlm:
Impalmient of fixed assgts
A review for indlcators of ifflpaim￿nt is carrled out at each reportlng dale. with the recoverable
amount being estimated where sL￿h indicators e￿st Where the carying value exceeds the
recoverable amounL the asset is impair&d acthingly. Pmr impairments are also reviewed for
possible reversal at ea¢h rewting dale.
For the purw)ses of impairment testing. when it ts fK)I possible lo estimate the rec£sverable
amount of an IndNidual asset, an estimate is made of the recoverable amount of the
cash-generatlng unll to which the asset beh)ngs. The cash-generating unil ts the smallest
identifiable group of assets that indudes the asset and generates cash infiows that largely
independent of the cash inflows from other assets or groups of assels.
For impairment tpsUng of ￿￿71, th8 gcMknall:9cquired In a business combinal'on Is. from the
acquisition date, allocated lo e￿h of tho cash-generating unSls that are expected. to bonefll frorn
the synergies of the (x)mbinab'on, irreS￿￿ve of wheth¥ other assets or liabilit￿S of the charity
are assigned to Ibose units.
Flnanclal Instwments
A flnanclal a￿et or a financial liability is rec￿gnLsed onty when th8 ch8rity becomes a paty lo the
contractual provisions of the instrument.
Baslc financrdl instruments are initkqlty recognbed at the amount r8ceivable or payabte I￿￿ding
any related transaction ￿$ts.
Current assets and current liabilityas are 8ubsequenUy measured at the cash or other
conslderauon eXp￿ted lo be pahj or rewed and not dIsC￿nted.
Debt Instruments are subsequenlly measured at am(Jrtised cosL
Where Investments in shares are publK4y tra(led or their fair value can Othe￿ISe be meaSU￿d
reliably. the investment is Subsequent￿ measured at falr value wllh changes in falr value
cognised in income and expendllure. All other wch investments are subsequenlty measured al
cost less Impairnienl.
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Heaven Gate Centre
Company Limited by Guarantee
Notss to Ihe Financlal Statements (¢ontth
Year ended 31 May 2026
Accoun*lng pollcles {conllnued)
Financlal Instruments (condnued)
Other finanaal instrumenls, Irnluding derNatwes, are inliially re¢ogn15ed al fair value, unless
payment for an asset is deferred beyorKI normal busine85 lerrns or financed at a rale of interest
that is not a market rate. in wh￿h case the asset Is measured at the present valu8 of th8 future
payments discounted at a market rale of interest for a similar debt instrument.
Ottr￿r finan￿al instruments are subsequently measured al falr value, with @ny changes
recognised in the slalement of financtal acIN1t￿. Wtth the exceptlDn of hedgiw instrument8 in a
designated hedging relallonship.
Financial assets that are measure(l al cost cr amtytlsed cost are reviewed for obl￿￿v0 evidence
of impalrment at the end of each reporting dale. If the￿ 15 objective evidonce of impairment, an
impairment loss Is recognised under the approprlate headiro in the statement of financial
activities in which the 1n1ti￿ gain was recognised.
For dl equlty instruments regardless of s&nIfican￿. arKI other financial assets that 8r8
Individually significant. Ihese are assessed indwKlually for impairment. Other financial assets ara
either assessed indlvldually (K ￿upe￿ on the basis of similar (xedil risk characteristics.
Any reversals of impainnent are rttognised immediatety, to the exlenl that the rgversal does not
result in a carrying amount of the financial asset that ex(￿15 what the carrying amount would
have been had the impalrmenl not prevmjusty b68n recognised.
Llmlted by guarante8
Donalions and legacles
unrestn.cled
Funds
Reslrthd. ¥otal Funds
Funds
2026
Donations
Church Donations
Local Giving
HMRC GiftAd
85,224
5,987
10,608
89.949
5,987
10,608
Grants
Hearts of Engfand
Sported Found8tk)n
Maln Grants
ESC Lottery
10,109
10.109
116.653
101,819
10,109
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Heaven Gate Centre
Company Limlted by Guarantee
Notss to the Financial Slatements (ty)nllniKd)
Year ended 31 May 2026
Donatlons and logacles {conUnued)
Unrestricted
Furnls
Restrict￿& Total Funds
Fund8
2025
Donatlons
Church Donallons
L￿1 Giving
HMRC Gtft
47,387
21.528
19,429
47,387
21,528
19,429
Grants
Hearts of England
Swrted Foundation
Maln Grants
ESC Lottery
4,988
2,0
19,9
4,988
2,000
1g,950
88,344
26,938
115,282
Inve51ment Income
Unrestricted Total Funds Unrestrlcted Total Funds
Funds
2026
Funds
2025
Bank Interest receivable
326
326
209
209
Expenditure on charitable actlvitios by fund type
Unrestricted
Funds
Restricted Total Funds
Funds
2026
Aciwilies Funded by church Donatton$
85,086
8.872
93,957
Unrestricled
Funds
Restrthd Total Funds
Funds
2025
ActNilk88 Funded by church Donations
62,934
39,865
102.798
Ex￿ndItur9 on charltable actlvllies by actlvlty type
Acti¥il
undertaken Total funds
directly
2026
Total fund
2025
Activities Funded by chur¢h [Y(M￿lI0￿S
93.957
93.957
102,798
Staff costs
The average h8ad count of employees durlng the year was Nil {XJ25.' Nil).
Godfrey Mas8a
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Heaven Gate Centre
Company Limited by Guarantee
Notes to the Financial Statements (Gon1kn￿dJ
Yèar ended 31 May 2026
Staff costs (condnKrqdJ
No employee re￿Ived employee benofits of m￿e than £60,0(X> during the year (2025.. Nil).
10. Tru8tee rwnunoration and expensgs
11. Tanglble ftxed assots
Plant and Fixtures and
mathlnery
fittings
Equipment
Total
Cost
At 1 June 2025 and 31 May 2026
Depreclatlon
At 1 June 2025 and 31 May 2026
Carrylng amount
At 31 May 2026
At 31 May 2025
30.770
4.001
35.616
1,741
1.741
29.029
29.029
4,W1
4.001
33,875
33,875
12. Analys18 of ¢haritable funds
Unrestricted funds
Al
1 Jun8 2025
At
Income Expenditure 31 May 2026
General funds
64,356.,j
102,145
(85,086}
81,415
At
Income Expenditure 31 hay2025
88,653
(62,934)
1 June 2024 "F
General funds
51,663
77,282
Restrlcted funds
At
1 June 2025
At
Income Expenditure 31 May 2026
Restrlcted Fund 1- desc In 81¢5
10,109
{8,872)
1.237
At
1 June 2024
At
Inc¥)me Expenditure 31 May 2025
Reslrlcled FurKI 1- desc In alcs
26.938
(39,865)
(12,927)
Godfrey Massa
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Heaven Gate Centre
Company Limited by Guarantee
Notes to the Financial Statements (willnu8dJ
Year ended 31 May 2026
13. Analysls of changes In not debt
At
At
1 Jun 2025 Cash flows 31 May 2026
Cash al bank aThJ In harKI
30,481
23.022
53,603
Godfrey Massa
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Heaven Gate Centre
Company Limlted by Guarantee
Management Inforniatlon
Year ended 31 May 2026
The followlng page8 do notfomi part of tho flnanclal s&￿eMents.
Godfroy Massa
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Heaven Gate Centre
Company Llmited by Guarantee
Detailed Statement of Financial Activities
Year ended 31 May 2026
2026
2025
Incomg and endowmonts
Donatlons and legaolgs
Church Donations
Local Givlng
HMRC Gift Ak1
Hearts of EnglarKI
Sported Foundation
Main Grants
ESC Lottery
89.949
5.987
10,608
47.387
21,528
19,429
4.988
2.000
19.950
10,109
116.653
115,282
Investment Income
Bank interest r￿￿1Val￿e
326
Total incom•
116.979
115,491
Expendlture
Expendlture on charitabie a¢tÉvi11gs
Rent
Light and heat
Repairs and malntenanoe
Insurance
Other molorAravel costs
Legal and professKJnal fees
Tdephone
Other offlce costs
Depreciation
Postage and Stationery
'Refr6shm8nl 2nd Entertainment."
Books and Llbrary Materials
Adverusing and Promolh)n8
Youth Tr8lnlng
Volunteer Exwnses
Adminlslratlon & M￿lIOnng
Homework Club
DropSessK
Employment Support
Welfare Support
Befriendlng
18,000
3.916
9.136
1.015
2,938
1,000
301
2.691
1,741
18,000
3,853
8,074
1,015
2,519
1.000
268
1,741
15.016
7,286
14387
8.645
4,019
3,016
2.534
1.837
5.214
7.216
2.735
1.817
6.529
2,638
11,172
2,543
102.798
4,286
10,518
3,748
93,957
Total expendlture
93,957
102,798
Godlroy Ma88a
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Heaven Gate Centre
Company Llmited by Guarantee
Detailed Statsment of Financial Actlvlties {¢tyJlrmnl
Year endod 31 May 2026
2026
2025
Net Income
23,022
12,693
Godfrgy Mas8a
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Heaven Gate Centre
Company Limited by Guarantee
Notes to the Detailed Statement of Flnancial Activlties
Year ended 31 May 2026
2026
2026
Expgndlture on charitable actlvlties
AGtivltles Funde(I by church Donations
Acuvldes undertaken dlredy
Rent
Llghl & heat
Repairs & maintenanc*
Insurance
Other motorrtravel costs
Legal and Accountancy Fees
Telephone
Other office costs
Depreciation
18,0(KJ
3,916
9,136
1.015
2,938
1,000
301
2,691
1,741
18,000
3,853
8,074
1,015
2,519
1,000
2,528.
1,741
F li
Postage and Statlonery
Entertainment and Refreshm8nts
Books and Llbrary Materials
Advertising and PrDmotK)ns
Youth Trainir
Volunteer Expenses
AdminstratM)n & Monitoring
Homework Club
Drop-sesslon
Employment SuFWt
Weffare Support
Befrlending
359
15.016
7,286
304
14,387
8,645
600
5,214
7,216
2,735
1,817
6,529
2,638
11,172
2,543
4,019
3,016
2,534
1,837
4,286
10,518
3,748
93,957
102,798
Expgndfture on charttablg actlviti&
93,957
102,798
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