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CHARrrf REGISTRATK)N NUMBER: 1153338 Sidmouth Hospice at Home Financial Ststements 30 June 2022

Sidmouth Hosplce at Home FIn￿Cial Statements Year ended 30 June 2022 Pages Trustees, annual report Independent a(KIFtorfs report to the members Statemenl of finanaal a(knibes 1to7 8t011 12 Statemenl of financial posllion 13 Notes to the fmancial slatements 14to22 Th• following pages do rbot fomi part of the flnanclal sLqtements Detailed statement of financial adivitses 24to25

Sidmouth Hospice at Home Trustoes. Annual Report Year ended 30 June 2022 The TTUStees present th￿[ retKxI a￿1 the finarKial statements of the Charity for the yèar èrKled 30 June 2022. Reference and administrntiv• detalls Registered charlty name sJ￿￿VIh at Charlty registration number 1153338 Prln¢lpal offic¢ Church Street. Sidlcd bKJnKxth EX10 9RL The tN8t¢os Mr D A Hancc£k Coc&. ChaiM￿n Mr D H Lee- VKe Chairman Mr P Cwch- Trgasurgr Mrs C A Veness Ms C S Wahlen 188d(MT R Eley MsHNds Mr K W Gillanders Ms R m￿kin￿n {reSTrjn￿ 31 August 20211 (resign￿1 29 January 20221 lapwrrted 31 Augusl 2021} lappxxntad 16 August 2022} lappcinle(J 24 M8y 20221 Chl•f •x•cutlve oflker DrGRya Mr A Camerc I￿gr￿d 14 January 20221 18pwnled 25 April 20221 Auditor Westcdts (SWI LLP Charterg(J acc(wnlants & stabjtuy au(knr Timterfy s￿th Strgot AxmTrnstsr EX13 S4D Bankers CAF Bank 25 Kings Hill Avenue lQros Hill West MalliThJ ME19 4TA

Sidrnouth Hospice at Home Trustees, Annual Report {¢￿￿j￿) Year ended 30 June 2022 Stru¢tufe. governance ￿ managwn8rrt Con$titution Sidmouth HOsp￿e * HcKn8 is a charit8ble irK¥xFmtwJ organisation was origmnalty estaljishgd as Si¢Jrnoulh ￿￿e Trust by constitution daled 9 August 2013. It Chan￿ ils name lo Shdmwth Howice at Home m 4 Novembw 2020. It is a regislerwj tharity, numtr 1153338. RC￿151rnent and Appolntsnont of 8owd of Truste• The Bo8r¢Y of Trustees is a self-appointing bcJy. One thyd of the members of the Board are rewirad to retire annually tryjt any may 00 re-d￿￿1 fty a ft¥U)er tem. lknnSsation The Trustees are for OverS￿ng the sjmc￿ at Ftha. P￿cY ecisions are made by the Trustees w￿1 meet regJlty. The Ct¥ef Ex￿tiVe Offw is responsible for dealIt￿ wlh day lo (Jay transactic￿s. Risk management The Trustees have examingj all areas oflhe Charity's owatims consiLred the major risks facgJ in 8ath of these areas. In the qjinicn of the TTUStees, the Charity has establish￿ res(YJr￿ and rewew 5y31em5 vthich. under nmal ccnditicns. allow these risks to ￿ mitigated lo an acceptable levd in rts day to day cyeratw￿. R￿¢￿6$ policy In the pasL the Charity has relied ￿ incm frcm Wies to assist in fvTrJing its expeThJiture. By their vwy nature. the Trustees cannot assume that in future irKome will be a rewlar, reliable SOU￿ of irKome. In recent years. the levd ￿ irKome frcyn Icfo.teTm investments and short4erm deposits ha covered a %gnffi¢xnl trxrt {J￿eas￿j pfcyorticn of ts cost th8 Charity's charilabb a¢livities Th& Trustees cc¥isider that this trend is lik to coninue. Due to the Crit￿81 nalure of our servw lo our l(YAI community. and our Ccffnrn1trn￿ lo the NHS 1hrC￿gh the Royal Devon Uriver&ty Heatthcare TnJst to pay kn the dnical s8rvicgs. the Trustg9s have decidwj that il is prudent to aim lo tKI the w)uNaknl of fve years of dinical costs in desbgnated InV￿lment poll¢y Ind objectives The Constiluts'on allcths funds lo be invested tfvith Officaal for Chaithes cf in sacurilies for the time bang authorised by law for the invests)￿tofthlstfvnd$ ￿ in ¢Aher investments linduding the purchase cl Ireetrh)Id cf ￿Seh(￿{l landl as the CunmTttee shall, C￿ ad¥￿e of its financial adviser at tho liwne of investrnenl, select. The Trustees have invèsted M￿￿&$ in tAh interest and inveslrnenl units to secure quarterfy arhl 7hryth the strat&Jy to mainlain wvice to patients and the assets of the Charity. Charles sta￿eY & Co Limiled {Exeter brarthl alise all crf Ihe Charity's sl(y market in￿b￿ants and make haw Yea￿ pres8nlats.cms at nwlings of the Trustees. The Chanty seeks to achwe the best finwxial retum ￿lthin an a￿tak￿8 levd ￿ risk. The investment ctiective for the maii is to ￿erate a retLm in axcess crf inflation over the I￿ Iwm wth a mgdiunFkAv vue risk aThJ to Fe5m the real value of the reserves.

Sidmouth Hospice at Home Trustoes. Annual Report Year ended 30 June 2022 Voluntwrs AI TTuslees. induding Chainnan. VKe-Chairman and Treasurer. are v(dunl8ers who gr￿ their time fredy to the Charity to assist in the administralion fU￿ti￿. staff relations and compliance %w)rk. The Charity also has the Se￿iCe$ of vdunleers vtho are d1￿Cted by the Voluntew Coordinators to provide required supm to the patients and carers Idrivus. sitters. befrienders. beTeavemenl}. Pawl for vfjhKle expenses and subsislwKe eyyses a￿ made to these vduntews in this respg¢t. Publ1¢ b•nefft In planning the aclivilies for the year. the Tnjstees have kept in mind the Carity thmmi￿on guvjan public benefit. The Charity has been est8blished lo provide the beneffts of palliative car8 to the residents of ￿mOUth and Ihe w￿r￿nding distr¥Js. al of its actswties are forth￿ on delivering ￿re wthin th8 Iwl communty. This core is madg wailth toal memkrs ofthe pthicwlhi) the SKI V8118y. Thg Tnjstees are satisfi&J that these aims and Lieclives demcnstrale the Charitys adherence wth the pthic ber￿ fr￿ewOrk. Objoctives and activit￿8 Our Mission statement is: To ensure care and ￿pport is pKoMded to pwle in the SJ ValW with Irfe limthng illnesses, as well as thoir ¢argrs and f￿)llies. We do this by: Funding the provison of a 2417 speo"81ist palliab.ve nursi￿ 8eN¢e f￿ patients of Sk1mouth GPS. We now also have a Day Centre in Sidford. ProvidirvJ vdunteer suppcwi to pall￿￿ carws and f￿11195 Idrivws. g118rs. b8friondors. bergavement, ¢afeis' group}. Prowsion of {m￿-Off items for famili85 in need. throuth a'hardshy. fvnd Opwating an lnfcffi￿ti0n Pbjb in SthKArth Street. Achievem￿ts and pwformance Key achitivements are cyJUin&J tdthv. This has been a very S￿9$$ful year in Iwms d ￿￿ements110n of the In18grated Mc¢Jd of Care. as VAI as the deNEWmenl of the new HQ at Sidford and Ihe Information Hub in the town centre. AJ Carnerc￿ j¢Thd the Charity as CEO on 25 April 2022. Opw*ional Oeliv This year marked the first full cJendar year of the Intwed Model Palliative and End of Lrfe Care. Al the heart cl this modd is a Palliative Nursing Team that is 8vai18ble 2417 and provide5 conlinuty of cwe for all palliative pall￿ts and thw"r families. Includi￿.. Sp￿lalIst Symptom contrc4 for complex paI￿ntS.. howce at home nursing care to en8￿0 nKYe patients lo rernain in thwr own IK•me5 and povent unnecessary hospital admis%ons" psyth)bJ￿l and ￿￿oI10nal SUpp￿t for all palignts and f8milies,' CLK)rdination and OVers￿t of wder conynunity 9JPPCrt to meet the iThJivKlual needs of each patient their f8mity. During the financi81 year the specialist serv￿8 caT&J for 153 patients in thew Last yearof lrfe. aTrJ enab19d 93% to remain at home in the Valley. wlwe they ￿an￿j to be.

Sidmouth Hospice at Home Trustees. Annual Report (4x¥kn Year ended 30 June 2022 The demand for sarvice has gr¢ywn SI￿¥r￿an{ty anlvJ"paled (Jern￿￿. This has led to the Charity having to think ueatsvety atrfyjt how to lund and maintsin the level of service to keep up with the levds of demand. The demarKJ pressures have ir￿T￿￿j by the 0￿ing of the Day ￿tre services in new Sidford ￿. We exm the cc#miry year lo by increased levels of marketing and fvndral&￿ lo raise the profile of the Ctsrity ftjflher wthin thè Sid Valley. mark1r￿j it out as a leader of best practi￿ and engaging the communty of the SKI Valky nY)re wdely to fund the In the second hall cl 2022. ￿ nurgng team was expaVJ￿l by tskirrfJ C￿ an additional Band 6 nurse. This is lo extra capa¢ity daaling th8 additicnal demand on our services, as well a5 Nmth tha proME40n of perviccv from our ncw Doy Contrc. Naw HQ and Day Centre The prO1￿t al sidf￿d was reinM￿ra1fjd and driven hard. I￿1h a p￿ned move4n dale in eady August. Whilst th8 broad ￿an has remained the same. sc¥ne fundamental changEs to the interior i4yoLJI of the buihling were made to better refiect the intended use d the ￿te. This includes mcffe office spxe and mowng a bathroom.to enabl& us to (rffer a Wider range of services. Since the end oflhis reporting the team nM)ved (xrt of Kod ￿k￿Se 8nd into the new HQ al Sidford on 2 August 2022. The move wRnl smcothly. and cperatKms the building on th8 same day. We ncrw have the fdbwiro sgrvw yr8tiNJ iJrt of the LTrdy c￿tre.. McThJay.' Day Carg for &'drthyJth Hospice at HcThe pall￿ts Tuesday: Dementia S&Mces run by the c￿nTh￿nIty NuNr¥J le Wednesday.. Carer and Vdunleer supwt Thursday.. Dementia Services run by the c￿nu1￿ty NU￿ng ten Friday.. Day Care ￿ Sh1mc￿ Ho4¥co at Fkjne patients There we also S￿ne c(xnpkn￿tsry theraFists cwating ￿t of the ￿lIdi￿a. and Sid Valley Help ar8 using a rrK¥n one day per There are FAans to expand the usage of the side rr￿$ on the wund floor wlh further C￿n￿ementsry ther8pisls and CTtizens Athice b￿ng ew. By th& end of D￿Mber. a n8w Specialist AssiS￿j Bakn h&J been instalbj, %thich has been funded thrwgh the genwosrty ofthe Sidmcrtrth v#X￿8 FW)swtsl Ccffnfcrts Fund. This will futher expand our broad rangg of to (yjr patients. th8ir car8TS. and familw as part d our integrated model ol care. Profile and coffim￿fy ETrJag¢m•rt The Inform8lK)n Hub in Sklmouth'$ Hb3h Street has t￿n further develcped and our c(xnmitted team of volunteers, who asssl in running this faalty. brirg experti%e to deli￿n9 a dNwse off8r of services there as wdl as a¢n￿S the ¢xganisation. We are immensdy grateful and appreciative for the work eth and dedKalK*n ofour staff who underAistair Carneron's stvwardship have enabled Si¢knouth Hospice at Hcrfne to have a very $l￿￿$s￿l year. aThJ sduing well into wr nth¥ aC¢wm￿ti0n. offering opportUn￿eS for devd(4Jn8ntto ￿jrser¥ICe. furKlisng and geatsrawawess in the Iccal community.

Sidmouth Hospice at Home Trustees, Annual Report Year ended 30 June 2022 Achlavwn•nts and p•rfornMnco (C￿￿ThI• S￿ce Ihis reporting wiod has eThJed. signifvAnt iMkwovw￿ have be￿ m&Jè lo tho InI￿r of the sts wth the airn of makI￿j this a more %bdcLNning and hospitable envirrmmenL whilst prowding 'structured' offell.ng lo encourage more pety￿ to come into the bulding. Thts indudas the foll￿1ng'. IT adwce Cilizerb5' Advice Bereavement SLVP(Vt drop in sesson Folh)wing thc rcpoiting fc￿ this annual report sLkn1￿hx. th6 Charity wnploy•a 8 Marko1in9 and Income Generation Manager lo drive the Marketing aryj Fundraigng of the Chartty to increase awareness and ¢roawwL as well as Ma￿mI￿ng I￿ generats'c￿ to suppct our eX￿dIng list of Lc()kir￿ forward the Charity Vlill o￿tir￿je to impyove care ￿ suprxxt that wa can prride IIYough.' Continued provisi￿ cl y¢ialist nursirvj supFKYt palients ￿th complex needs. Ho4Mc8 at hI￿)e nursing proMsb)n to ￿able mcrfe patsnts to ￿ain in their tmn homes. Widef suppoybve wvKes to help our patients arvJ ¢arers to have the best [￿ible quality of life and lo hdp address any ￿cernS they have. WI￿ Serv￿ for carers. to pro¥ide respte and help t1￿7 to stay Cc￿neLl￿ ¥￿th th￿r friands and Ihe community. Broadening cmjr serwces to all patients have a Sid V81 GP and we dI￿n0s￿l as palliative (including for example thrtse %%Yth advanced dementia or frailty). Wcrfking with ots ￿ganIsab"0nS in ccrfnmunity aThY ggnposting to them to Provide the best posSi￿e c¥e ￿ SUPF•Xt to c￿r patients and their I￿119$. Fin¥n¢ial re¥1 The finan￿￿ slatemwls and the ￿0￿n11ng pdiues uJ in their preparaticn ccmply V•ith all of the ¢urrgnt Statut￿ requIrem￿ts arKI ith the 9)vemiThJ dcKument. The Ststement of FinarKial Actiwb"es shThvs the chaiity totsl in(¥Mne of £281.407 {2021.' £596.744) and lotsl exp8nditure of £642.439 {2021'. £515,396) during the perirA. Exptsnditure (including nursing salaries and clinical costs) exGee(led income in ty £381.032 and theTe was a reduction in the valualion crf li8t8d investments of £132.153. Res￿ at the year end were £3.497.165 {£4.010,3501 of which £15,091 {2021.' £15.1781 werg Testricled and £2,913,167 IlJ21.. £818.9291 (kngnatod. leaving free reserves of £568,90712021: £3,176.243}. Plans for futufe The main aims 2022123 are brrkn into fve disti￿1 categcrfies: t. Our D•llvery-dellverlng our speclalSst s•rvlce to our communlty Continue to devekp the specialist nursing service prowsion and the ider Integf8ted Model of Care. Ensure continued prow&on of 2417 nurse and v￿unteer care and suprrt)rt patients, carers and families. prowtyed by Nurses employed by the Royal Cw University Healthcare Trust arKI funded ty Sidnv)Lth Pk)spice al Home. Ensu￿ compliance V•ith rvanl W'slation and r4uirements. 2. Our SuslalnabHIty- •nsurlng the orpolng sustalnability of our Charlty Develop and ddiver a new fundraising strategy wilh a strong knus lega(ues. Str8rW8n finarrial manag9ment ond 9)￿￿nce of the Charity.

Sldmouth Hospice at Home Trustees, Annual Report{C¢W Year onded 30 June 2022 Achiev•monts and pwfornmnce (¢Th 3. t>Jr klentity- growlng our Pr￿n￿ and spreadlng ¢)ur messag• Develop and ddiver a marketing and communications stralegy that sets our s￿￿1311St $8rvice apart as a beacon of best prathe. Er￿￿ %Mth communty and SUPFMYters. strenJhw1r￿ Id￿tity as the specl8llsl palllallvè care charity the ￿ Valley. 4. Pwpl•- d￿￿0P1n9 our peO￿e brlngSng everh¥x￿ on ouriourney Ensuring the best possibl8 managwnent 8ThJ SUPKKXt ftx tyjr dedKled team of staff 8nd vdunleers. mapp1￿j arKI better understandirg our supporters eryaging tx88tively. 5. Pla¢￿- 7here we operate and how we best u$¢ th¢se spacts and pla C(mliniJe gr¢Mng the use of our r￿W HQ at Sk#ford in a suslain8ble fashion. ¢r8atJvgly u￿r￿j the spac lo support our patients. th￿r cwers and famil￿ as as the wider cc￿M￿nty of the SKI Vallgy. This 11 indude ervJaging and partwng other dwriiiès vkno wjuld beneff( frcrfn U￿ng our space. Also seeking funding to crniplete the WO￿ lo the grwTMts around the buihjing. We ￿118180 continue to exF4ore we can devdop ￿ use dthe 1nf0rr￿ati￿ Hub ￿ Sidmoxrth High Street, er￿Jra￿lftg peop￿ to visit the Hub ￿ reisry txff wofile ￿￿thin the crmmunity.

Sidmouth Hospice at Home Trustees. Annual Report(¢ Year onded 30 June 2022 Trustees. r•sponstrllttles st3twn8nt The Trusiees are le$￿￿si￿o for preparing the Try￿teeS. reFQrt and the financial statements in acwd8n¢e wlh applicable law and Urwted Kirykni P￿rAjnti￿a Stsndards Iuntsj Kingdom Generally Acceptd ACCOUntir￿ Praclic&}. The law appl￿ble to charitss in EnglaTrJ and Wales require5 the Chavity TTu5tees lo prepare fin￿la4 statements f(K e8th year vthich give a true and fair wew of the of affairs of the chanty and of the incoming resour￿ and applicati￿ of rex)L￿ crf the {￿ty for that wic#J. In preparing these fina￿la1 ststgmonts. the trustees are required to: sg1 suitablg a¢￿ting rxAi¢igs aThJ th9n awy thwn cO￿lS19￿ty. tho methods prino)les w) tl Chaiibes SORP; makejudgnents and aeeounting eslrnates Ihat s￿ reasonab￿ and pnthiL stale vthether applKalAe UK knnting sLy￿ards have been fc4lrftH￿. ￿ble(l lo any material depariures disdosed and explained financial State￿Is.. tKepare the finan(#al statements on the g)iNJ (￿C￿n b8sis it is inaFpropriate to presume that the Charity will cC￿tinUe ￿ tmjsiness. The Trustees are respO￿ble keeping adequate accwnting records that are sufficient to show and explain the Charity's transactions 8nd dtsclose wtth rea$￿able accuracy at any time the financial F)sition of the challty and enable them lo ensure that the finar￿la1 statements Com￿Y￿th the Charities Act 2011, the appl￿b￿ Char￿¢$ (A￿￿1n1$ and RekXXtsl Regulations. and the wovisions of the Trust Deed. Ttrw are also resp￿sible for safeguarding the assets of the charity al￿ hence for tsking rgasonabb steps f¢f thg prevention and of fraud th o¢Fw irregulariti￿. The Trustees, anThJal report was 8pprov&J on trustees by. ILI LI sbJn&J M behaff of the board of Mr P Cranch - Tr¢asur•r Trustee IAr O A H￿¢0¢￿ Cook. Chalrni Trustee

Sldmouth Hosplce at Home Independent Audltorfs Report to the Menknrs of Sldmouth Hospiee at Home Year ènded 30 June 2022 Opinlon We have audited ts financi81 st8tenwts of SKYroJth 81 H¢yne (the 'Charityl ts the year end8(130 June 2022 Yknich Cc￿prise the ststemenl of fnancial actNities, slalemenl offinan¢ial FA)8ition and the related noles, incI￿1n9 a summary of ￿nirK￿nI ac(XMJnting pcAicAes. The finanaal reportlng frarnework that has been applied in thg"r pyeparation is applicable law and United ￿ngdorn Acc(xJnting Standards, includiro FRS 102 The Finanual RepC￿tI￿3 Slandard in the UK and Republic of Irdand (United Kin￿OM Generally Accepted A￿{￿j￿ting Practic81. In ¢Jur opinw th& rna￿181 6tatwrthts.' give a try￿ and fair ofthe slate ofthe tharivs affars a5 at 30 June 2022 ￿ of its r￿MIng res￿rG8S and a￿ca￿ of reS￿r￿. ￿dl￿ting ils infxxne and &xr￿drfY[e, fcf the year then ended.. have bew p¥(￿ prepar&1 in wilh Unilgj lfjn9Jom Gen￿allY Accept￿ AccKMJnting Practice., have been prepar•J in acccwtsn¢e vAlh of the Charibes Act 2011. Basls for oplnlon We conducted our audit in acccfdance ilh Internati￿81 Standarfs ￿ Audrbng (UK) IISA8 IUKII and applicable law. Our respon&bilits"e5 under th)se standards are further described in the audi￿$ responsi￿litieS lor the audit of the financial statwts Sgcb.r￿ of cxjr f8tKXt. We are indewdenl of the charity in aCCordar￿e Mth t￿ 9th￿1 Tequirements that are relevant lo our audit of the financial ststements in the UK, induding the FRC'S Ethul StaThlard. and we have fU￿illed our other ethical responsitmlities in aCCc￿dance these rw4u1r0m￿ts. We bdieve that the audit eVider￿e we have rttaIn￿ is Sufficie￿ and appropriate to rmide a for our opini￿. Concluslons relatiThJ to golng conwn In audfang thefin￿Ci3I slatwiiwit4 ￿ have CC￿dUded that the Irustees. use ofth￿￿n9 basls of xwJntin9 in thè kry)ar8tirM of Ihe finaTKial stat￿nentS is aFproprikn. Based on the work we have performed. we have not pdentrf￿ any material UncertaInth￿ relatsng to events (Y txx)dititr)s that, indmdualty or cdlectivdy. may cast ggnifvant doubt on the chariV5 ability lo continue as a going concem f(x 8 P8ri(Kl of al least mcnths frC￿ when the finanual statements are aulhorised for issu8. Our resp(￿￿bilitIeS and the resp￿SibIlitieS crf the trustees *ith rewt to 9ing ccrwn 8r8 described in the relewdnl sections of Ihis rwt.

Sldmouth Hospice at Home Independent Auditorfs Roport to the Members of Sldmouth Hospice at Horne (CWKlwodJ Year ended 30 June 2022 Other information The other inlom)ati(m ctynpr1￿S the information indudBd in the annual repcrfl. other than the financial statements aThJ our aLTrditorfs réport Ihereon. The Trustees are reSPxsb￿ for the other infomwtion. Our opInK￿ ￿ the fina￿la1 stslwn8nls ¢kns not cover the ¢knr Inf(¥Mati￿ and. ex￿p1 to the exianl othermse eyplicAtty Stat￿ in wr rem ￿ do not express any fcffm of assurance c￿elUSion ther￿n. In connection with ourwdit ofthefmanaal statwngnts. wr T￿¥￿S1b11Ity is to read the clher inforwnation 8nd, in (k¥ng so, consxjer wthelhef Ihe other infcThts"on is materially i[KX￿￿Steftt with thg financial statements or ￿r knovleAge obtained in the audil or appears to be malerialty misstated. we idenlfy suth molerial incongsterrie9 ￿ appBrent material misstatements. we nrc roquircd to determine whethw there is a material misstatem￿1 in Ihe finanual statements OT a material misstslwnent of other infomatic￿. M, based on theworft have wf(xrwl, we condude that there is a material misstatement of this othw ￿fcrfmakn. we are reryired to rwt that fact. We have nothing to reFNt in this rvjard. Matt•rs on whlch w• ar• r•quir•d to r•port by •x¢¢ptlon In the light oflhe kn¢xleAge and understandThJ ofthe cl• and its en¥ironmentobtained in the course of Iho audit. ￿ have not identified materi81 misslatrnts in Ihe trustees. rBFKJrL We have nothing to rem in res￿ of the feti￿ng Matte￿ in rdstiC￿ to which CharTlies Acl 2011 rw4uires us to report lo you rf. in cyinton.. the infom7at￿ given in the trustees. rqxxt is Irmx￿IsI•ffi in any material res(ct wth the financial stslements.. adequate ac£tyJnting T￿(￿S have Thjt b88n kept.. the fin￿¢181 statsmen15 are ml in ayeement with the aCc￿tir¥3 r￿dS and returns", or we have not receivel all the inftymatsc￿ aThJ expkgnat￿s we req￿re f(T (Yjf 8udit. Responsibilities of trust••s As explained more fully in the Trustees. rew%bilthes slat8ment. the Trustees are rwsible for the preparatim of the ffinancial statements and for b￿ng sath"sr￿￿ that they gNe a true arKI fair vie•V, and for such intem contrc4 as the Truslees detemirn is necessary to enablg the preP￿ati￿ of ￿anCIal statements that are free Ircmn maI￿al misstalemenL ¥%thethef due to fraud or errcf. In prèparing Ihe finanaal ststements. the Trustee5 are respcnsible for a5sessng the chari￿s abiltty lo onlinue 88 a ￿¥￿g c(r￿m, disdosing, as appluble, matters rdatgd to going Cor￿0M and usirKJ the going concern basis of acc(wnting ￿lesS thè Trusts inteThY lo Iw4uidate the Charity or to cease operab"ons. tr have no realistic alternalive but to do so.

Sidmouth Hospice at Home Independent Auditorfs Report to the Members of Sidmouth H05pice at Home Year ended 30 June 2022 AudltoV$ r•8pon$ibillti•$ for the audit of the financial statements Our 0￿.4¢¢￿8$ are to obtsin wsonable assurance about whethw the finanu81 ￿t¥￿ents as a whole are free frcln material rnisslalement, whether due to frwd or errof, aThJ to i8sue an audilorfs TeF(rt that i￿l￿deS tyjr opini(m. Reas(¥wble assurance is a high k8vd of assurn￿8. but is not a guaranloe that an audit c￿duCted in accordarKewth ISAS IUK}will a￿ayS del￿t a material misstalementvknen it exists. Misstatements CAn arisg fr<￿ fraud ￿ err￿ 8nd are c(x)sidwed material if. indivKIu81ty or in the aggreg8te. they couha reasona￿Y be expect•J to influence th8 ￿)nc￿niC deCI￿onS of users taken on the basis of these finanaal statements. Irrw￿ritIe￿ ￿clUdIng fraud. are inslaw of n(TrUy￿lIance wlth laws and reguLgtions. We deslgn pr(Kedures in line our respon&bilrties. above. to drt8ct material misstalements in respect of Irregularit￿S. including fraud. We ident[r￿d areas of laws and regulations that ¢wld ￿8$(Matsty be expect￿1 to have a maierlal effect on the financial statem9nts frcm (KJrgeneTal COMM￿￿4 8nd s&tt¥ exp￿￿ and through dI￿u$S1on with the truslees and management. We communKaled i￿tif1￿￿ and wulalions throUghC￿l o le8m. and rernained alert to any indicati(ms of non-ccM￿1ance throughcwl tho a￿￿1t. The tharity is sUt¥￿t lo Jaws and wulatirms that gowi thg preparati{￿ of the finandal ststemon including financial rgp(b'ro18gisIati￿, and otlw chanty legislati￿. The ch8rity is also suiyect lo other laws and regulations Ythere the ￿￿Sequer￿ of ￿￿ComPli?￿e could have a material impact on the amounts or disclosures within the financkgl Staternen￿ indudiro bLrt rh)t limited to, emplOYff￿1, anti- trxibwy and 8nli-mw launderirwJ. Chmng to the In￿rent limitati￿$ of an aLvJil. there is an unavoidable risk that we may Mt have detected some Mat￿81 misstatements in the finanoal slalements, even thou￿ we have properfy planned and f(xmed (Kjr audit in accordance with auditirKJ standards. In any audrt. thwe remains 8 higher risk of nc￿-d8tectIOn crf irregularibes. as these may invclve ccllusiorb. forgwy, intentional omissions. misreprgsgntslions, or the OVWTide of intemal ccffttrob. We are not rosponsible for preventir4J non- (￿pIlance and cannot be to ¢Jet&t Mn-Lx¥nFdi8rte ￿1th al laws aTrJ wulakns. As part of an aLbJit in accudance ISAS IUKI. V•P exercise wofess•xal judgment and maintain prOfeSs￿al scepbtism through(Krt the audit We also: Identify and assess the risks of material misslatsment of the financlal statements, whether due to fraud or error, desi￿ perfrxm audit py<K¥Ju￿$ responsive to those risks. and ct)tain audit 9videncg that 1$ sufficiwt 8nd aFfropriate to pro¥ide a basis kn ¢xr wnion. Thè risk of not detscting 8 Mat￿la1 misstatement resulting fr(i) frajd is hvJlr than f(Y one reSu￿ng from error. as fraud may invO￿e (xA1usi￿. f￿ry, inten11J￿ cffiissKffls. MiwepreS￿1o¢k)n$. or the ov9rride ol ¥ilemal conlr(A. Obtain an understanding of intunal contrd rdevanl tothe audit in tydlo design audit prttedures that are appropriate in thg (ircumstar￿. but not fty the purpose of expressir¥J an opinion on the Evalu*e the appropriateness of ￿nIIng us&J th8 reasonablerE5$ of accwnting 85timales and r8kt&J disdosures made by the trusteB& 10-

Sidmouth Hospice at Home Independent Auditorfs Report to the Members of Sidmouth Hospice at Home Year ended 30 June 2022 Condude on the appropriateness of the Irustees. use of the ￿N￿g ccytsm basis of accounting aNJ, bas9d the audti eVKlen¢e (t)tsined, whether a material uncertainty exists rela1￿j to events conditions that may cast signfficanl d(K￿l on the (ariWs abilty to (￿tinue as a wncern. If we conclude that a material uncutainty exists. we are required to draw attenlKJn in our 8uditorfs report to the related tjisclosures in the financial statern￿ts or, rf such dis(Josur@s are inadequate, to modify our opinion. Our wdusKY)s are based ￿ the audit evidence obtained up lo the dale of auditor's ￿P)rt. However, fulufe events or c0ndrt￿r￿ m8y c•use tho ¢hanty lo to continue as a going corrnn. Evaluate the overall preWtsli￿. stwdLre ¢￿tent ot the fina￿la1 stalement4 induding the disclosures, and ￿er the financial statements rwesenl the urVJert￿ng transacti¢￿S and events in a manner that achieves fair prgsontation. We communicate wth those tharJred wth govemance r￿[dir0. amcry olheT matters. the planned Sco￿ 8nd liming of the audtt and signthcanl audit findings. ir￿uding any 5iwrficant deficiencies in intemal ¢(￿1rd that V+ wjentify during our au(IL Use of our report This report is made solely to the charitys members. as a bc4Jy, in accordance section 144 of the Charities Act 2011 and regulations made under s￿tion 154 of that Act Our audit Work has been undertaken so that Wo mKJht state lo the cJ)arit￿s mwnbers those m8tters we a￿ ￿qUired lo slate to them in an auditorfs rewt and for rKJ Oth￿ purpose. To the fullest exient [￿mitt9￿ by law, we do not accepl or assume resp¢)ngbilty to any(Me other than the charity ar￿ the ¢th8riWs memLw8 as a body. for audit th, ts tl¥s rert crf the opinic￿S have forn￿d. stuart CarTington FCA {Sonlor Slatutory Auditor) For and on b¢haW of Westwtt5 LLP Charterod accountants & slatutory authtor Tlmbèrly South Stroet Axmln$tor Devon EX13 SAD 26.04.2023 11

Sldmouth Hospice at Home Statement of Flnancial Activities Year ended 30 June 2022 2021 UryeSt[￿ted R￿￿tell fvThJ5 fUrK￿ Total fund$ Total fijnds Income and •ndth*m¢nts DOnatI￿S and legaC￿S Investment in(x 186.5 74,898 186,500 74,9)7 527,331 69.413 Total Income 261,398 261.407 596,744 Expenditure EX￿ndit￿re on r8ising lunds.. Investment managemnt costs Expenditure on tharitable a¢tivibes Total oxpendituro 119.Y261 {622.41n 1642.3431 (19,9261 120.3031 {96) {622.5131 {495.0931 {96} 1642.4391 {515.396) Net Ilossesygains Inveslrnw 1132.1531 1132.1531 239.424 N•t (•xpfrndititr•Vincom• and net movement In funds 1513.098} 187) (513.185} 320.772 R¢¢on¢lllatlon of funds Totsl funds brC￿ht fcwdrd Total fund$ ¢arrl•d forward 3,¥J5.172 15.178 4.010,350 3,689.578 3.497.165 4,010,350 3,482.074 15.091 The statement offinawal actiwties indudes all gains and kwes rwnis&l in the yoar. All inccrne and exwditure derive frcm witinuing 12-

Sidmouth Hospice at Homo Statement of Financlal Posltion 30 Juno 2022 2022 2021 Flx•d a¥￿ts Tangible fixed assets Inveslmenls 13 14 9¥6 1167,736 3.122.432 3.367.927 818.929 2.548.998 Current assets Debtors Cash at barth and in haThJ 15 331.358 147.084 265.1 $5 477.942 478.442 743.097 Creditors: amounts falling due within one year Net curront as$•ts 16 {103.709) 1100.674} 642.423 374733 Totsl assets l•ss curr•nt liabllltl 3.497.165 4.010.350 N•t assets 3.497.165 4.010.350 Funds of th¢ ¢harlty Restricted funds unrastrict￿ lunds 15,091 3.482.074 15.178 3.995.172 Total charity funds 18 3,497,165 4.010.350 Thesg fin8n¢ial statements approv&J by the tKArd of trustees and for issue on ..gO10212Q.?3..., and aro signed on bdl of the b)ard by: Mr P Cranch - Treasur•r Tiustee IAr D A H•ncock Cook- cha1rn￿n Trustse T￿ ncts8 on paw 14tr22 fomi part fin•rtral statThrrt& 13-

Sldmouth Hospice at Home Notes to the Flnanclal Statements Year ended 30 June 2022 General infomiatlon The Charity is 8 publ￿ beneffl entity arnl is registw&1 with the Charity C￿￿MISS￿ln in England and Wa￿5 as a charitable un￿CL￿rate{l cryanisaticn. The &Jdress of the Pr1r￿Apa1 office is Church Street, Sidford, SidM¢￿, Devon. EX10 9RL Stat<rn•nt of ¢omplian¢• These finanoal slements have bew Kwared I) (xmnptiance ￿￿th FRS 102. The Financial ReporttrKJ StsrKJ8rd aP￿tible in the UK the RepublK of Irdand,. the Ststement of R￿l￿Mend￿j Practice apPI￿able to charibes prepariThJ their accounts in accordance vAth the Financial Rewxbng Stsndard applKable in the UK an(J Republic of Ireland {FRS 1021 (Charities SORP {FRS 1021) and the Charities kt 2011. A¢￿u￿ti￿ Wicies Basis of proparation The fin￿¢181 stst8menl$ have been prepar&l the historical cost ba￿s. as mDJifièJ by the revaluat￿ of cortan finan(ial assets and lith.liiies. The financial statements we praparod in sterlin9, wht¢h is func11￿81 CUrr￿¢Y of the entsty. The Trustees have prepared the acc￿$ (m ts ￿r￿j c£fflcem b8sis as thor9 are no future p￿nn￿ CK committ&) eypendtiuTr LEy(¥KI that whic can frL¥n krM)Ym I￿￿ne c Jrrenl levds of re￿e5. Dis¢losuTe exemptknns The Chartty has taken aoknnlage of the exemptiCfL in FRS102 frc¥n the wuirement to woduce a ca5hflow statement ￿￿se it is a small d￿rIty. Judgements and key sourcts of •stimion un¢¢rtainty The [Kepara1i￿ ol IhefinarKllal 51atwnents r￿ulre$ Manag￿￿1 to Make1￿Jger￿ls, eslimates and assumptions that aff￿t the ¥M￿nts reported. These eslim819s and judgeM￿lS are tinually revithved 8nd a￿ based on exPerier￿e aThJ other faCt￿s, induding eX￿atIonS c future events that are b￿￿e4￿ to be reasMatAe und8r the urcm)slances. Thertr are no judgements or key Sour￿ of estimati￿ U￿tainty that hève a signrftsnt risk of causing materi818djustment to assets and lia￿lI1ieS to be ilisck)sed. Awwnting estimates and assurnplicffls are mad8 COr￿eming tha future and, by th￿r nattjre, wil rarety equal the relat￿ actual wtc(Th. Fund accountlng Unrestricted fijnds are aVala￿e for ￿ al ts d1scretK￿ of the Truslees in furtherance of the purposes of the Charity. Unrestn'cted funds indLbJe a rewaluaticffl reserve representing the reslatemenl of investrnerrt assets al market value. Desgnated lunds are unrestricted fvnds earn￿[￿ by ts Trust￿ for specffic purposes. ReStr￿ted fund$ are wL1"K￿j torestridicffls on their eX￿jiture imF¥)s&J by the dc￿Or orth(rAJgh the terms of an appeal. 14-

Sidmouth Hospice at Home Notès to the Financial s￿￿ements Year ended 30 June 2022 Accounllng polkl8s (eonlinwdl In¢tsmiThJ re8our¢8s All income is indud&J in tho Ststom￿lI (A finan(ial aCb￿be$ wthen the Charity is gntiugd lo the income. any perf0m￿￿ related condi11c￿S attached have or are fijlly within the control of the Charity, the Ir￿ome is c￿9(19red t(tsble and the amwnl can be quantified wth reasonable accuracy. Thefdl(Mro specrft are to particUlar¢at￿Ones ofln¢ome: Vcduntary ￿c(￿ne is recwvgd by w8y of grants. and grfts and is included in lull in the statement (rf finan(#al actMtie5 receivable. Grants %there entiuement is not conditional on the delivery of sp￿tr￿ w10m)ar￿9 by Ihe Chwity, are rwniwj when the charity iwomes unCOnd￿r￿allY entiued to the granL Investment inccyne is Inclwjed wl)en r￿eNed. Legaaes are indLMJed when the Charity is adws&J by the perscmal representslive ofan estate that payTht will be made ￿ wopety transferr￿1 &KI the arrAJnt involvèl can be quantsf￿J. Resowces expended Expenditure is r￿ognISed on an wuals basis as 8 liabilty 1$ incurred. Expenditure includes any VAT vthich cannot be ful￿ r￿0ver￿j. and is as pari of the expenditure lo wh￿h it relates: Cosis ofraigng funds comprisethe costs asscciald attrathng donati￿S. gants and lega(¥es arKI the costs of trading for fvndraising rxjrposgs Chall1a￿e expenditure comprise c(Asts iTh)JrrtrJ by Ihe Charity in the delivery of its actiwties and S￿vICeS t￿ its Lwefi(?arie5. It includes cc6ts that can be alktstgJ dif￿ lo such a¢lfvities and Ihose costs CA an Indi￿ natu￿ n￿essary to supp)rt thern. Supwt costs are those In￿rred in supwt of eXp￿lture the otyects of the charity and included pro1￿1 managernenL other expenditure inclwjes 811 exp￿th that is neither rdalgd lo raisng funds for tho Charity n( P8rt of tts eX[￿￿rture cn chaiilatle acti¥Ft All costs are allocated eynditure calwes of the SOFA cfft a bass designed to reflect the use of the resourc&. Costs relating to a particular acbwty are alkKatsd direcdy. Othors are 0pporb(￿ed on an appropriate ba￿s. as set in Ihe rK)tes lo the 8CCLMJnts. Tangible assets Freehokl prwty is iiibaly r￿ed at cosL arKI subsequ8nly Sta￿ at cost less any accumula￿ depreciation. Fixiures. fittings and equirmngnt are initialty rwded 81 cost. subsequentty stated at cost less any accumulated dewe¢1ab"￿. This represents a change of accounting polscy fr¢yn pnor periods whgre these assets were written off to the Statement of Financial Activities in theyear of purchase. There is no mat￿101 imp8Ct frDm this ¢• for this cf future peritxls. Depreciation is calujlated so 8S to write off the cosl orvahJali)n of an assel. ￿S its residual value. over Ihg useful ac￿Orn￿ Ife d thal asses as follcms: Land and buildings Fixtures and fittirgs Equipment straight li￿ ovw &l yg8r5 straight li￿ over 10 years stra￿t lin over 5 years 15-

Sidmouth Hospice at Horne Notes to the Financial Statements Year ended 30 June 2022 Accounting policies Unksted equity invesknwts are in￿.811Y r￿c￿J￿j atC4A a￿1 wbwu8ntty m8asur&1 alfair value. Ir fwr vakje carw¥)t be reliably meayJr￿. assets are nEasur&l at cost less impairment. Listwj investments are at fair vaue with thanges in fair value being reccgnised in income ￿ eX￿￿d11￿re. Flnanclal Instruments A financral asset or a financial liatxlity ￿ rwxwl￿j onty vl)on the entity 8 party lo the ¢(￿tractUal provisions of the instrument B8shc financial instrum￿tS are inilially r• at the anKJnt recova￿e or payable indLKling any related transactK)n C￿$. unless the arr3ngernent consbtLrtes a transacti(￿. where il is rwnised al the present value CO the futwe paYr￿ts at a market rate of intorest for a similar debt instrumenl. Current assets and cuThent liabiklies a￿ subsequtyffleasured atthecash orother consKleration exp￿ to be pavj or rec￿ed aNI not disctxjntsd. Debt instruments are measwr&l at aft￿11$6d cost. Where Invests)￿nts in shares or pTeference shares are pUbl￿Y trad&J or their fair ￿dIue can otherw be measured reliably, ￿ve51ment is sjbsequenty measured at fair value with anges in fair value rwiseil in Ir￿r aThJ expendtiuie. Al othw such investments are DefSned contributlon plan• Conlributions to defined witriLxjti￿) pLgns are r&owised as an eX￿se in the pw)d in which the related seNi¢e is provided. PwaKI contribjlions are rec(yJnised as an asset to the extw)t that thè prepayTnent wll lead to a red￿l￿)n in futu￿ PaY￿ts ￿ a cash refund. When not eXP￿d lo be settw V￿￿[Y wittmn 12 rt￿th$ of the end of the r8porling dalo in the ￿npknYeeS render the service. the liability is m6asur&l on a dis¢oJnted Present value ba￿s. The unwinthn9 of the dIs4￿￿t is reY(¥JniwJ as an expense in the period in which it arEes. Donatlons and l•ga¢l Unrestsicted Total Ful￿5 Unrestricted Total Funds FWMJS FuThJs 2021 Donations Donations Gfft aid inc(#n8 .903 {10.701) 80.W)3 (10,701) 36.155 36.155 Legxlos Legacies 114.798 114798 478.887 478.887 Grants Grants r8wat 11,384 11.384 186.S(KJ 186.500 527.331 527.331 16-

Sidmouth Hospice at Home Notes to the Financial Statements (Cor￿￿￿￿} Year ended 30 June 2022 Imiestment income Unrestricted Funds Restricted Ttstsl Funds Funds 2022 2022 Income from list￿ invesknwts Bank interest receivabl8 74.825 73 74.825 74.898 74.907 Unrestricted Restricted Total Funds Funds Funds 2021 2021 In¢m frcm liste(l inveslments Bank interest receivable 69.397 14 14 69.411 69.413 Inv•8tmènt management costs UN8str￿￿ Total Funds Unre81ithd Totsl Funds FurKIs 2022 Funds 2021 chwges 19.926 19,926 20.303 20.303 Expondlufe on charitable activiiieB by fund ty unreStr￿ted Restricted Total Funds Funds Funds 2022 2022 General funds SuppKYt ijjsts 569.370 53,047 622.417 569,370 53.143 622.513 unr8st1￿Ied Restri￿ed Tcrtal Funds Funds Funds 2021 2021 General funds Supw costs 445.898 44,117 450,898 44,195 495,093 78 49).015 S.078 17-

Sidmouth Hosplce at Home Notes to the Financlal Statements (C￿ Year ended 30 June 2022 EX￿{￿lituTe on charitable acthitles by xth5ty type Lmdertaken Total fund5 2022 Totsl fund 2021 General fvnds Govemance costs )9.370 569,370 53.143 450,898 44,195 53.143 569.370 53.143 622,513 495.093 Net (loss￿v9aInS M Investments Unrestrict￿5 Total Funds Unrestricled Total Funds FU￿j$ 2022 Funds 2021 Gal￿(1{￿se$l ￿ list￿ investments 1132.1531 {132,153) 239.424 239.424 10. Audltors remunwatlon 2022 2021 Fees payat49 fixlhe audit of the fin8n¢ial stslements 2.994 11. Staff costs The average head cwnt of ￿plOyeeS during tho 6 12021.. n. The avw number crf full-time equiwdknt employe8$ duriry the y&r is ￿alYs&￿ as follcpws: 2022 No. 2021 No. Managerial staff Administrative staff The number crf empknyees wl)ose annual reffluneratic￿ and beneffts was £60,000 or more were: 2022 2021 No. £60,001 to £70.1 K•y mwgement personnel Key management personnd indude all perS(￿S Ihat have authcyity and respon￿bIlIty for planning. directing and c0ntrdll￿ the 8¢1iviti"es of the ￿arity. The tolal ccyrpensation paid lo key managemw)I pwsonnd for seNces provid&1 to the Ch8rity VRS £80.16412021: £60.0361. 12. TnMts• remuneratlon exp•ns•s No remuneratM￿ or its b8nefrts frcffi emF40￿1 wilh the Charity or a reLql&l entity bsre re¢eNed by the Trustees. No ewses were reimbu￿&￿ to TnJsts8s the ￿al (J)21: n(thl.

Sidmouth Hospice at Home Notes to the Financial Statements Year ended 30 Juno 2022 13. Tangiblo fixed assets Freehold Fixlures aThJ ffttings EqLTripmenl Total Al 1 July 2021 Additions 883.371 114.191 883.371 162,540 1.045.911 28.5)7 19,842 19,842 At 30 June2022 997.562 28.9)7 Doproclatlon Al 1 July 2021 Charge for the year At 30 ￿n¢ 2022 64,442 19.953 2,851 26,773 84.395 2,851 91.215 ca￿yIng amount At 30 Jun• 2022 913.167 25.656 15.873 954696 AI 30 June 2021 818.929 818.929 14. Inv•stm•nls Llsted inv•8tments Cost or valuaiion Al 1 July 2021 Addibms Disposals Olh8r movernents 2,548.998 304.382 (553.491) (132.153) l167.736 At 30 Jun• 2022 Carrying amount At 30 June 2022 2,167.736 AI 30 June 2021 2.548.998 The atx>ve carrying 8m¢xJnts *e r￿n159￿ as f￿1￿￿. 2022 2021 Held at fair v81ue Held at historical cost less impaim)ent 2.167,736 2.548.998 Flnan¢lal assets held at fairvaluo Fixed asset investhents are included in the fina￿101 stat4T￿nts al markol value. All ¢hanggs in value. whether arising U[￿ disKKJsals c¥ upon revaluakn. are report￿ in the slaternenl of financial a¢tswbes ftr the y￿r in the charwJ8 ￿￿r$. 19-

Sidmouth Hospice at Home Notes to the Financial SL*mentS (•wthi•dJ Year ended 30 June 2022 15. D¢btOT5 2021 Tr8d8 debtors PrepaYM￿t$ and o¢L7ued Irwr Oihet debtors 247.000 4,529 13,626 61,033 331.358 265,155 16. Cr￿ltOrS. arnounts falling due wlthln 0Thg y•ar 2022 2021 Trade ¢yedit(rs Accruals and deferred income Other credilNs 4.827 7.612 .755 89.007 103,709 100,674 17. Pensions and othor post r•tir¢ment b•n¢frts Defined contrlbullon plans The am(wnl recognised in inccrfne cff expenditure as an exwse in rel81K￿ to defined contribution plans was £3.14512021: £2,596). 18. Analys1$ of ¢harltable funds Unrestrfciod furn1$ At 1 Jul 2021 Gains arKI At 10s$0$ 30 Jun 2022 2022 In¢ome ExpeTrjrt￿ Transl8rs al bJnds Griffith's fund Property fijnd ain￿1 Swes fund 3.176.243 261.YJ8 I622,3￿} {2.114.1911 1132.153) $68,907 818.929 {19,953) 114.191 913.167 2.(th.¢) 2,000.000 1132.153) 3.482,074 3.995,172 261.398 1642,343) At 1 Jul 2020 Gains ar At losse$ 30 Jun 2021 2021 Income Expendibjre Transfers Genwal futKIs Griffith's fund Propgty fun¢J 2,749,241 86,824 833.259 595.383 {491.￿8} 92.384 17431 {95.7rJ} (17.6691 596.742 (510.3181 f31,141 8.283 3.176.243 818,929 3.995,172 3,669.324 239.424

Sidmouth Hospice at Home Notes to the Flnancial Statements Year ended 30 June 2022 18. Analys58 of charttable funds (t Purpo$M ¢f d•slgnat¢d fund• The Grilllth's fund was ￿Ign￿lty mado avalab￿ newty Pati￿ts 8nd their families was presented by cash at bank and irWeslmen￿ At the end of tha fmancial year the Trustees. 91g¢ted to Iransfer the baL8nce of the fvnd into gèneral rewvos. The Property fund rwesents the ￿t value of land and LMJik1ing held by the Charity. Tho Cllnlcal Sw¥lus Fund ￿presents the equtvalenl of fNe years. ¢osts for the provision of Clinical SeNices Ihrou9h our Inlegrdted Mcwjd of Care by Ihe Charity. These funts have been designated as a cci)mttment to en￿re the ¢(￿￿nUTty of crilical awiical serv￿ thr(AJgh our Integrated M¢xJel of Care a ￿(1 of at ￿st five yaars. Rthicted funds At 1 Jul 2021 Gains and At sses 30 Jun 2022 Incm Ex[￿diture Transfers Meckrfl EducalKX) fund Hospice at H 15.178 196) 15,091 15.178 196) 14091 At 1 Jul 2020 Gains and At losses 30 Jun 2021 In￿me EXp￿Ji￿re Trnn5fws Meckrff Education fund 15.254 1781 1s.cwi 15.0781 15.178 20.254 15,178 Purpos• of r•StrIct￿ funds The M•cklff Eduution fvnd is av8ilable for nutsing stsff teaching and training. is represenl&J by cash 8t bank. Th¢ %)spice at Home fund represents d￿al￿￿ r￿￿ed l(Y4Yarts providing 8 HosFiC& at Home specialist nursing service in the SKI val￿Y. 21

Sidmouth Hospice at Home Notes to the Flnancial Statements {Cty¥bw•O Year ended 30 June 2022 19. Analys1$ of net assets betwe•n funds Unrestrthd Restrictod Total Funds Funds Funds 2022 Tangible fixd assets Investments 954.696 2.167,736 463,351 {103.7091 3.482.074 954.696 1167.736 478,442 1103.709) 1497,165 15.091 Creditors less than 1 year 15.091 Unrestricted Restricte(l Totsl Funds Funds FurKts Tangible fixe•J assets Inveslmgnts Current assets Creditors18ss than 1 year 818.929 2.548,998 727.919 I1￿.674) 3.995.172 818.929 2,548,998 743,097 {11X),6741 4.010.350 15.178 15.178 20. R•lat•d party transactlons Thwe were rK) rdalwj party Iransacticns thJrr#J the year (2021.. ncml.

Sidmouth Hospice at Home Managoment Infomiation Year ended 30 June 2022 Th• folltr•Ang pagos do nol forni pat ol th• financial stat•m•nts.

Sldmouth Hosplco at Home Detalled Ststwnent of Flnanclal A¢tlvltles Y•ar Ondad 30 Jun• 2022 2022 Donatlon8 •Thl legacles Donat￿nS Gtft akfj income Legaaes Grants r￿eNat40 80.9)3 110.701) 114.798 36.155 90S 478.887 11.384 186,500 527.331 Inv•strti•nt Income Income fr￿n listed inveslments 74825 14 74907 ,413 Total incorno 261,407 590.744

Sidmouth Hospice at Home Detailed Ststement of Flnanclal Actlvltles (GonUnu•dJ Year ended 30 June 2022 2022 2021 Inv￿ont managernent costs Investment management fees and charges 19.926 20,303 Exp¢rKliture on char5table actMtI•s Wageslsalaries Em￿0y$l$ NIC Pension costs Recruitment costs Health and Welbeing Centr8 Prcperty costs Insurance Static￿ery. FN)Stage and teleph(￿e orri¢e equipment Depreuation on prop DepreC￿tiOn on other assets Nurses. Salaries and expenses Medical gquipwnenL supplies and trealme s￿mOUth HOs￿Ce at Hm gjtwt costs Management fee Profile raising events Volunteer suppcrt Surklry exwses Vat r&L8irn 132.627 7,303 ,427 3.846 1,983 15,230 10.582 23.105 S,139 7.478 5.644 17.669 19,051 6,002 11,292 19,953 6,820 326,891 2,529 5.127 212,444 34,215 12.007 9.576 2,923 6.358 5.503 4211 (26.609) 569.370 450,898 Exponditure on gov•man¢e Salaries Salaries. errybyerfs national insuraKe Salaries- en￿orts pen& Payroll fees Accountancy fees Audit fees Legal and professtonal fees Bank ¢harge5 30.930 3.107 24.950 2.714 613 765 3.780 4.314 8.116 367 51143 44,195 622.513 495,091 Total expendttur• 515,396 N•1 (l¢sstsygaln$ on inv•skn•nts Gain51llossesl cn lisled inveslm (132.153) 239.424 Net {eXp￿dIture￿lnCts￿e (513.18¥ 320.722 -25-