FOURS
UARE GOSPEL CHURCH ESSEX
200 HUNTERS HALL ROAD
DAGENHAM
RMIO 8HU
CHARITY REG 1156691
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR LINDED 30'1'H h'OVF.MBFR 2024

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FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30TH NOVEMBER 2024
LEGAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION
TRUSTEES:
Pastor Adebayo Lawal (Chair)
Reverend Akindele Ogundayisi
Reverend Akindele Adarijo
SECRETARY:
Mrs Oluyomi Ayannuga
CHARITY NUMBER:
1156691
BANKERS:
LLOYDS BANK PLC
THE HEATHWAY DAGENHAM,
218 HEATHWAY, ESSEX
DAGF.NHAM
RMIO 8QS
ACCOUNTAINTS:
DANIEL FAMOK & ASSOCIATES
ACCOUNTANTS & FNANCIAL CON8ULTANTS
UNrr 209, TUDORLEAF BUStNESS CENTRE
2-8 FOUNTAYNE ROAD, LONDON
N154QL
CONTEIYT:
l. Trustees, R¢port
2. Independent examiner's Report
3. Siatement of Financial Activities
4. Balance Sheet
5. Notes to the Accounts

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TRL'STEES, REPORT
The Trustees have pleasure in submitting their annual Teport and accounts for the yeai. ended
30th November 2024.
The finaiicial stal'ements have been prepared in accordance with the accounting policies set
out on pagcs 16 to18 and comply with Statement of Recommcndcd Pi'actice (SORP 2015)
and the applicable law.
CONSTITifTJON OBJF.CTIVES AND PRINCIPAL ACTIVI'I'ILS OF I'HE CHAIUTY
The charity is constituted under the declaration of Trust Deed dated 25 November 2013 and
is a UK I'egistei'ed chai'ity with numbei. 1156691 and was entered on the Register of Charities
on 15 April 2014.
The objectives of the chai'ity as set out in the Trust Deed are :_
(a) The advancement of the Christian faith in accordance with the Statement Of Faith detailed
in the Schedule hereto ("THE STATEMENT OF FAITH").
(b) The relief of the poor, agcd, sick and those in conditions of hai'd8hip or disti'ess.
(c) The promotion of fulfilment of such other charitable purposes as the ti'ustees may from
time to time detei"mine.
The Trust was involved in Christian outreach programmes designed to increase Christian
awai'eness and spi'ead the gospel of our Lord Jesus ChrisL
The principal activities of the Charity during the year under review is the advancement of
chi'istian religion in accordance with the teachings of the Holy Bible strictly guided by the
tenets and doctiines of Foursquare Gospel Churches worldwide.
ECUMENICAL LINKS AND RELATIONSIIIPS
The Foui'square Gospel Church, Essex is an affiliation of the Foursquai'e Church Gi'eat
Britain (GB), which is an affiliate of the Foursquare Gospel Church (USA), an international
denomination church with branches in every nation of the world.
Foursquai'e Gospel Church (USA) was founded in 1923 by Sister Aimee Mcpherson in Los
Angeles (USA).
Foursquare Gospel Churches are independently managed by local trustees and accountable to
the National Leadership of each county but member churches are universally linked by
theological allegiance to the International headquarteiB in Los Angeles, (USA).
The UK National body of Fouisquare Gospel Churches known as Foursquai'e Great Britain
is headed by the National Leader and managed by elected governing board members.

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The Foui'square Gospel Church. Essex and other Foursquare churches in UK make financial
conti'ibutions and undertakes joint worships, praycrs, b"aining and sen]inars periodically
under the UK National body.
Fouisquare Great Britain has an internationally accredited pastoral training school whcre
continucd development programmes, training and seminars are organised for both aspii'ing
and existing pastors by UK National body.
Thc Foursquarc Gospel Church, Essex coodinates their christain activities within a cluster
area of FouJ%quai'e Church groupings in the UK and rest of EU under the UK national body.
The repiEsentatives of the Foui'square Essex attends annual conventions and periodic
intei'iiational gatherings coordinated by the Foursquare Church (HQ) in Los Angeles, USA.
APPOINTMENT AND ELECTION OF TRUSTEES
The management of the charity is the responsibility of the tiustees who are appointed and
co-opted undei. the ternis of the Trust Deed.
THE INDUCTION AND TRAIIYING OF BOARD OF TRUSTEES AND MEMBERS
The induction pi'ocess for any newly appointed member of the board of trustees comprises
of an initial meeting with the chair and other trustees where the powers and I'esponsibilitie5
of thc tiustees ai"e clearly explained. To fuither enhance the governance skills of trustees,
they are registei'ed for different training evcnts, confcrcnccs and seminars. Thcsc ensures
sti'ict compliance with relcvant rcgulations in achicving the objcctives of the charity.
To meet the spiritual needs of the members and the development of the total man, the chui'ch
send its members and leaders to the national headquarters of Foursquare Church Great
Bi'itain Leadership Training School from time to time as scheduled by the academy. The
objectives of the academy is to raise people that are sound in ChTlStian faith and encoui'age
chai'acter that will make them good parents, peaceful neighbours and law abiding citizens.
RISK POI,ICY
The Board of Trustees have assessed the major risks to which the charity is exposed
particularly those relating to the operations and finance and are salisfied with the i'isk
management systems in place to mitigate the risk exposure to the charity. Internal procedures
and controls air established which are regularly reviewed to ensure their continued compliance.

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RESERVE POLICY
The tiustees of the charity have a prndent reserve policy, conscious of the fact
that the charity is not self-financing and the awareness that reserve must be sct aside in case
of funding challenges. The existing policy adopied is to set aside £500 every month (which is
£6,000 per yeai) until fui'ther notice. The charity was able to achieve this set goal during the
financial year ended 30th November 2024 due to higher income from improved attendance.
The reserve policy of the charity will be reviewed due to declining income in recent years.
DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS IIY THE YEAR
The Trustees ale pleased to report that the Church continued to be successful spiritually by
ministering to many people.
The church has impi'oved in evangelical and leadership training activities and is inci'easingly
reaching out to the community in Essex and the rest of the UK.
PUBLIC BENEFIT REPORTING
In pui'suing the objects of the charity as duly stipulated in the Trust Deed, the trustees have
paid due regard to the Charity Commission's guidance on public benefit and advancement of
I'eligion through the following achievements '.
(a)
WEEKLY WORSHIP HOURS IN THE ESSEX COMMUNITY
Dui'ing the financial year ended 30th November 2024, Foursquare Gospel Church, Essex has
opened its doors to all members of the public to p￿tIcipate in the weekly activities and
woi"ships in the Essex Community. Foursquare Essex organises crusades, regular evangelism
evenis, pi'ayei. meetings and Bible studies l.or members of thc community and the following
"oup activities have been cai'iied out during the financial year.
(b)
YOUTH DEVELOPIVIENT
Youth development activities are undertaken by using christian virtues and doctrines to raise
public awareness in the Essex community. These activities help the youi)g people to become
responsible adults and useful members of the society at large.

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The social activities undertaken are thosc affecting tlie daily lives of the youth and includes
cai'eers event, issucs relating to dangerous drugs, knife crimes, youth PiEgnancies and the
effects of single parentage among others.
(c)
WELFARE SCHEME
The trustees of the charity also paid due regard to the public benefits by ensuring that basic
needs of peoplc within the Essex community are catered for aiid this are not restricted to the
members of the Foursquare chui'ch. The welfare scheme of the liilstees includes December
food and groceiy bank, feeding the homeless around the chui'ch premises aftei. Sunday
woi'ship houi's, doiiating gift items to old peope homes and distribution of annual gifts to
the childi'en unit of Great Om]ond Hospital.
(d)
PASTORAL CARE AIYD COUNSELLING
The ministei.ial tearn at FouiEquare Gospel Church, Essex are well informed and comrnitted
in enabling ihe local community in Essex to worship and benefit from the pastoral care of the
church. This is achieved through counselling services to any member of the public like old
people, single parents and the hopeless.
(e)
EVANGELISM AND MISSION TEAM SUPPORTS
The trustees of Foursquare Gospel Church, Essex are committed to inviting as many people
as possible to worship in Dagenham and Essex.
The invitations al'e achieved during the outings of the evangelical team who distributes
clii'istian tracts and preached the gospel of Jesus Christ to membei's of the public.
(fj
MEETINGS HELD DURIIYG THE YEAR
The Church Council mcet weekly to plan and organise the programmes and activities of the chuwh,
while the Board of Trustees meet quarterly to review the charity's policies and strategies
theieby reflecting on the past and future activities of the church.
Ig)
MEMBERSHIP GROUPING AND ACHIEVEMFNfs IN THE YEAR
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within and outside the church.The charity provides forum for manpower devclopment of its
membeis, cquipping them educationally, socially, spiritually.
To enable the charity meet the needs of evely age group, different forum are crcated as
follows;
I. Sunday School - comprising children between ages 3 to 12 inclusive
11. Youth Gi'oup - compi'ising teenagers between ages 13 to 20 inclusive
Ill. The singles 14 ellowship - comprising the unmarricd males and female members
IV. The Womcn's Group - cornpi"ising all married women and single women
V. The Men's Gi'oup - comprising all matTied men and single men
VI. The Elders, Fornm - compi'ising men and women aged 50 and above.
The above groups meet regularly to fellowship together. discuss and encourage one another
on issues i'anging from social to spiritual wellbeing peculiar to each ￿'0Up.
They also have anniversary week in the year lo demonstrate their ingenuity as well as to
enhance their skills and acquire more.
Vaiious woi'kshops and seminars opened to the community were held periodically. Young people 21$0
engaged in ouli'each ev¢nt8 like drama and dance peifomiances. Th¢ ¢huich cncourages paitiuipalion,
ci-eativity, tcamwoi'k and leadership skills of the young people during retreat progi?mmes by sponsoring
theii. events. Annual Summer Holiday Club activilies are organiscd foi. childi'en in the Essex community.
ACHIEVLMENTS DURING THE FINANCIAL YEAR
The church made significant progress towards achieving the objects of thc chai'ity by empowering the
youth, and ¢ngaging in outreach programrnes. evang¢lism and mission events a5 listed below.
Annual celcbi'ation for hosting and supplying gift matei'ials to thc people in the community.
Wcekly conduct of Sunday worship and services, scminars, Bible studi¢s* pray¢r meetings et
Annual youth paity celebration for marking the end of every ￿h0o1 and academic yeaj. thei'eby
ci'eating awar¢ness for holid2tys pi'ograms and training like singing. multi-m¢dia ai)d musical events.
Periodic donations of basic it¢ms such as toil¢hies, biscuits, chocolat¢S* p¢n and writing material
to all youths and adults who came tu the complex (Castlc Green Leisuir C¢ntre) where we
fellowship durAng Christian's Festive Times.
We¢kly impact to the community by donating snacks and drinks on Sundays for the homeless and
the less prtvileged.
FINANCIAL CHALLENGES FACIIYG THE CHURCH
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weekly activities. This challenge was further compounded witb the dwindling income level of the
cliurch which posed as limiting factors for embarking on the laudabl¢ proj¢cls of the charity.
FUTURE DEVELOPMENT PLANS
The immediate futurc years will see a continued emphasis on achieving the main charitable
objects of the charity. There are concluded plans to:_
l) design pi'ogramme of youth orienlated events and activities. This will benefits young
people by developing theii. self-confidence together with social and life skills.
2) give all young people in the community oppoitunities to attend the weekly seivices
I'egai'dless of theii, personal background, faith, gender or pei3onal circumstances and the
pl.0￿.ami￿eS will eni'ich every attcndce by sharing of skills, aptitudes and life experience.
3) undei'take evangelical activities which comes up monthly where christian tracts and
newsletters are distributed to the people along with preaching the gospel of oui. Loi'd Jesus
Christ in the neighbourhood.
4) improve membership strength by engaging more revivalists to organise periodic ¢￿SadeS
and more prayer meetings.
5) advance the mental, physical and spiritual welfare of young people by promoting scheme
of awards and their personal development.
6) secui'e a permanent office and place of worship through pui'chase or leasehold prO￿rtY.
Statement of Trustees, Res
onsibilitles
Law applicable to charities in England and Wales requires the Trustees to prepare financial
statements for each financial year that gives a true and fair view of the charity's incoming
resources, application of resources during the year and its state of affairs at the end of the
year.
In preparing those financial statements wc are required to;
(i)
(2)
Select suitable accounting policies and then apply them consistently;
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(3)
State whether applicable accounting standards and staternent8 of recommendcd
practice, have bcen followed, subject to any material departures, disclosed and
explained iii the financial statements.
Prcpare the financial statements on the going concern basis unless it is inappropi'iate to
pi'esume tliat the Chai'ity will continue in operation.
The Ti'ustees al'e responsible for keeping accounting records which disclose with reasonable
accui'acy at any time the financial position of the Chai'ity, which ¢nable them to ensure that
the financial statements comply with ihe ChaTlties Act 2011.
They are also i'esponsible for safeguarding the assets of the Charity and hence for taking
i'easonable steps for the prevention and detection of fraud and bl'eaches of law and IEgulations.
Internal controls And the mitA
ation of ma'or risks
The Trustees have assessed the major risks to which the charity is exposed particularly those
relating to the opei'atioiis and finance and al'e satisfied with the risk management systems in
place to mitigate any risk exposiire.
Inde
endent Examiners
Messi's Daniel Famok & Associates were re-appointed during the calendai. year 2025 as the
independent examiners of the charity for the financial year ended 30th November 2024 and
they have indicated their intention to continue in office.
REI VIE
OF THE FINANCIAL POSITION
The net incoming resources for the accounting year amounted to a surylus of £1,276
(previous year was a deficit of £ I l) and all of which are allocated to the unrestricted
res￿VeS of the charity.

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TRU.STEEI S, RIt POR'r
CONTINUID
IIOARD or 'i'RIJSTEI ES
TEIC riicnib¢i's of the board of trnste&s who served duriiig Ihe period ivcrc:.
Pastoi Adel)ayo l.aMral (Cliaii.)
Reveiend Akindele Ogundayisi
Rcverend Akilldcle Adanjo
APPROVAL
This report was approved by tl)c board of Irustees oil Iotb Aiigust 2025
and signed on its bchalf by:_
Seci'etrflry . Mi's Oluyon
yqd nlluga

INDEPEIYDENT EXAMINER'S REPORT
TO THE TRUSTEES OF
UARE GOSPEL CHURCH ESSEX
CHARITY NUMBER 1156691
FOURS
I report on the accounts of the charity for the year ended 30th November 2024, which air set
out on pages 12 to 13.
RESPECTIVE RESPONSIBILITIES OF TRUSTEES AND EXAMINER
The trustees are responsible foi the preparation of the accounts. The Charity's trustees
consider that an audit is not required for this year under section 144 (2) of the Charities Act
2011 (The 2011 Act) and that an independent examination is needed.
It is my responsibility to
examine the accounts under section 145 of the 201 l Act,
follow the procedures laid down in the general Directions given by the Chai'ity
Commission under section 145 (5) (b) of the 2011 Act; and
* state whethel. particular matters have come to my attention.
BASIS OF INDEPENDENT EXAMINER'S REPORT
My examination was cari'ied out in accordance with the general Directions given by the
Charity Commission. An examination includes a i'eview of the accounting records kept by the
chai'ity and a compai'ison of the accounts.
It also includes consideration of any unusual items or disclosures in the accounts and seeking
explanations from you as trustees concerning any such matleTS.
The procedures undertaken do not provide all the evidence that would be required in an audit
and consequently no opinion is given as to whether the accounts present a 'true and lair, view
and the report is limited to those mattel's set out in the statement below.
INDEPENDENT EXAMIIYER'S STATEMENT
In connection with my examination, no matter has come to my attention :_
l ) which gives me reasonable cause to believe that in any rnaterial respect the requirements:
to keep accounting records in accordance with section 130 of the 201 l Act, and
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INDEPENDENT ELIMIINER'S RKPORT
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CHARITY INUMBER 1156691
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* to prepare accounts which accord with the accounting recor(Ls and comply with
the accounting requirements of the 201 l Act have not been met. or
2) to which, in my opinion, attention should be drawn in older to enable a proper
understanding of the accounts to be reached.
10th August 2025
MRD.A.
AMAKIN ( MSC, FCA )
DANIEL FAMOK & ASSOCIATES
ACCOUNTAN"I'S & FINANCIAL CONSULTANTS
UNIT 209, TUDORI,FAF BUSINESS CENTRE
2-8 FOUNTAYNL ROAD,
LONDON
IY15 4QL
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STATEMLN'I" OF FINAIYCIAL ACTIVITIES
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30TH NOVEMBER 2024
Notes Unrestrlcted
Funds
Total
2024
Total
2023
INCOMING RESOURCES
Inconiing Resource.sfroiM generaledfunds
Voluntary "I'ithes and Offcrings
Building ￿ndS & Special Donations
HMRC Charities Gift Aid
Othei. Voluntaiy income
29,464
29,464
20,678
Total Incoming Resources
29,464
29,464
20,678
RESOURCFS F,XPFNI)LD
Chai'ital)le Acti vilies
27,788
27,788
20,289
Governance cost.v
400
400
400
Total resources expended
28,188
NET MOVEMENT IN FUIYDS
1,276
1,276
(I i)
RECONCILIA'fioN OF FUNDS
Total I'unds brought forward
16,461
16,461
16,472
Total funds carried forward
17,737
There were no recogniscd gains or losses for the year other than those included
in the Statement of financial Activities (SOFA). All incoming resources and
resources expended derive from continuing activities.
The notes on Pages 14 to 18 form part of these accounts.
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11A1,ANCI,: siir.Ii'l' AS A'I. 30TIT N()VEMBLi Il 2n24
Notes
2024
21123
,;I) ASSLII'S
T211giblc fixed Asscts
CURRE4 NT ASSEI TS
YJJvestmctLt Savings Account
Casb at Bank aud in hwid
14,342
3.153
11,760
4.627
17,495
IC),387
LE4 SS CREDITORS:
(Amounts falling due within one year)
900
1,000
I T CURRENT ASSEI TS
li
16,595
l5,387
TOTAL Assf¢ TS LEI SS LIAIIILITJII S
17,737
16,461
REI J)IIEI sfNTEI D BY:
Unrcstiicted Funds
IILStriclcd fiillds
17,737
16,461
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Apprr)vL'd l) ' tlie llo&rd of I'rustees oil Iotb AuEllst 2025 •iJid SiL¥Jied on 115 bcl)qi If by
'i%lui- AdLlia J'i) J,..IWrfil (CJJ:
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NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30TH NOVEMBER 2024
I. ACCOUNTINC POLICIES
The financial statements have been prepared in accordance with the accounting policies set
out in notes to the accounts and comply with the charity's goveming docuinent, the Charities Act 201 I
and Accounting and Reporting by ChaTlties- Statement of Recommended Practice {SORP) applicable
to charities prepai'ing their accounts in accordance wilh Ihe Financial Reporting Standard applicable in
thc UK and Rcpublic of Ircland published on 16th July 2014.
1.] Incoming Resources
Voluntar
Income
Income from tithes and offei'ings collected are included in voluntary incoming resources
when these are i'eceivable.
Other Income
These cornpi'ises other miscellaneous income and are accounted foi. in the p¢i"iod in which it
is entitled.
Gift Aid Tax Re
ment Claim
Tax i'epayments due from HM Revenue & Customs in respect of members, givAng are
included in incoming resources and restricted for building fvnds when received. The chai'ity
has been recognised and appi'oved by HMRC Charities for claiming lax on donations
received.
Cash lloiv statement
The Charity has taken advantage of the exemplion in financial Repoiting Standai'd No l frorn
the i'equirements to produce a cashflow statement on the grounds that it qualifies as a small
chw'ity.
1.2 Resources ex
ended
Resources expended are included in the Statement of Financial Activities on accrual bases,
inclusive of any Value Added Tax (VAD which cannot be recovered. Certain expenditure
are atti'ibutable to specific activities and have been included in those cost categories.
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NOTES TO THE FINAN'CIAL STATEMEIYTS
CONTINUED
FOR THE YEAR Eh'DED 30TH NOVEMBER 2024
1.3 Tangible Fixed Assets for use by the charity and Depreciation
Tangible fixed assets foi use by the Charity are stated at cost less depieciation.
Depreciation is calculated to write off the cost less estimated residual value of fixcd assets,
ovei. their estimated useful lives on the following basis:
Equipment & Musical Instiuments
25 % per annum.
Unrestricted
Fund
2024
Unrestricted
Fund
2023
2. CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES
Evangelism & Ovei'seas Missions
Honoi'ai'ia and gifts
Chui'ch Hall Rental and Service Charges
Donations to Other Charities
Members, Welfare and SuppoTts
Pi'inting, Postage and Stationeiy
Travels and Motor expenses
Depreciation of fixed assets
lnsui.ance Premiums
Food, drinks & Hospitality
Subscriptions and Membership
Equipment Repairs and Maintenance
Mcdia, Training and Seminary fees
Youth & Voluiiteers, Expenses
5,598
2,152
9,158
1,025
3,845
343
1,034
381
187
2,675
1,160
10,425
830
660
51
312
400
187
2,754
183
515
720
2,092
224
633
533
3. GOVERNALYCE COSTS
2024
2023
Bookkeeping & Accountancy fees
Legal and Professional fees
400
400
400
400
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NOTES'fo'i'HL Tr'INIlNCIAL S'I'ATEMENTS
CONTIIYUED
FOR THk YKAR ENDED 30TH NOVKMBER 2024
4. DEBTORS:
2024
2023
Sundry Debtor8
S. NLT MOVEMENT IN FUNDS FOR THE YEAR
2024
2023
The net movement in funds for the year is stated after
chai'ging
Depreciation of tangible fixed assets- for use by the charity
AcLountancy and Independent examination fees
381
400
400
400
6.TR
TEESI REMUNER
No Trustee has had expenses reimbursed in the period.
Thei'e is no staff whose emolumenis exceeded £60,000 during the period
7. TANGIBLE FIXED ASSETS
UIPMENT &
OFFICF
TOTAL
2024
IN
TR
MENTS COMP
TER
COST
As al I st December 2023
Additions during the yeai"
As at 30th November 2024
DEPRFCTATION
As at I st Deceinber 2023
Charges foi. the year
As at 30th Novembei. 2024
4,512
449
4,961
1,800
6,312
449
6,761
1,800
3,509
363
1,729
18
5,238
381
Net Book Value As At 30th November 2024
1,089
53
1,142
Net Book Value As At 30th November 2023
1,003
71
1,074
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NOTES TO THE FIINANCJAL STATEMFNTS
CONTINUED
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30TH NOVEMBER 2024
8. CREDITORS:
AMOUNT FALLINC DUE WITHIN ONE YKAR
2024
2023
Accruals for fees
900
900
1,000
1,000
9. UNRESTRICTED FUNDS OF THE CHAIUTY
2024
Unrestricted
Fund
2023
UnrestrlLted
Fund
Balance as at 1st Decembei. 2023
Movement in the funds for the peiiod
Balance as at 30th November 2024
16,461
1,276
17,737
16.472
16,461
10. RESTRICTFD FUNDS
Buildin
Funds
Total
2024
Balance as at I st December 2023
Movement in the ￿ndS for the period
Balance as at 30th November 2024
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NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMEIYTS
COThYINUED
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 3(ITH NOVEMBER 2024
11. ANALYSIS OF NET ASSETS BETWEEN FUNDS
Unrestricted
Funds
Total
2024
Tangible fixed assets
1,142
1,142
Net Cuii'ent Assets
16.595
17,737
16,595
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