RECISTERED CHARITY NUMBER: 1157062
Report of tke Trustees and
Un$udlted Flnanthl Stat¢ments for the Vt4r Ellded 31 D¢¢ember 2025
for
The Gesh¢Teu Support
GraDt Harrod Lernian D8Vi5 ILP
Chartered Accouniants
Second Floor. Kirkland House
11-15 P¢t¢rborough Road
Harrow
Middlesex
HAI 2AX

The G#htreu Support Netwo
CoDteDts •f the Fina￿¢121 Ststements
for the yegr ellded 31 DeceDtheT 2025
P*ge
Reptrrt of the Tntstees
I to 4
IDdependent Examiner's Rep(*rt
ststement of Fin8Dd81 Adivities
Balance Shee¢
Notss to th¢ FiDantl#l StatemeDts
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The Gesb¢r¢u Support Iyetwork
RepDTt of the Trustees
for the ye*r ended 31 Drftmber 2025
The trustees pre5¢nt th¢ir retM)rt with the financial ststements of th¢ charity for the year end¢d 31 December 2025. Th¢
trwstees have adopted the provisions of Accounting and Reporting by Chariti¢5'. Ststement of Re¢0Mmend￿ Practice
applicable to charities preparing their accounts in accordance with th¢ Finan¢ia] Reporting Standard applicable in the
UK and Republic of Ireland IFRS 102) (effective l January 2019).
ORJECTIVLS AND ACTIVITIES
Objectives ond •ims
Th¢ obje¢ts of the charlty set out in the constimlion or¢ as follows:.
To promote y)¢ial inclu5ioL for th¢ public benefii by PT¢venting people of all ages who have been raised in or have
spenl a SLgnifi¢ant port of tlJeiT lives in strici closed religious communities (in porticular ulira orthodox Jewish
mmuniti¢s} Ind having left their wmjnunities. from remainin8 gocially ex¢luded, relieving th¢ ne¢ds of those p¢ople
vtho art socially excluded ond ￿]sting ihem to intrgrate into society and to do all such other things a5 ar¢ necessary for
the achievement of the objects.
For the puryh)se of this clause 'so¢ially excluded, means bein8 excludcd from so¢iety, or parfs of society, &8 a result of
one or more of the followryn8 factors..
wnemployment. finan¢ial hardship. youth or old a8¢. ill health Iphysical or mentsl)- substance abuse or d¢p¢nd¢n¢y
in¢luding alcohol atKI dru&s; discrimination on th¢ 8rounds of sex, n¢e, di58bility. ethnic origin, religioffj belief, crecd,
Sexu￿ oricntation or gender reassiwjment. poor educational or $kil15 attainment- relationship and family bieakdowm.,
poor kn￿sing (that is housing that doe5 not meet basic habitsble standards). Crime (either as a victitn of ¢rim¢ or as an
offender rehabilitaiing into society).,
MAIN ACTIVTfiES UIYDERTAKEI¥ FOR THE PUBLIC BEIYEFIT
The tru￿e¢S have salisfied thems¢lves that GesherEU'$ activities are compliant with law and guidance for ch8ri1ies on
public benefit. The charity's Charitable purposes are Set out ifft th¢ 'OBJECTIVES' above. In planning our activities for
the year we hav¢ had regard to th¢ C1￿7ty Commission's guidance on publi¢ b¢nefit at our trust¢¢ meetings.
The a¢¢ivities described in the scction b¢low are focused on:
l) Rebuilding a community for each individual who ha5 lost contsct with family and friends from the Comtnunity ill
which he or she grew up. Many of our s￿iCe users now keep in touch with each other outside meetings. The use of
seeure WhatsApp group and secret Facebook group both restri¢i¢d to those who att￿d GesherEU has ¢ontinued to be
popular and improves communi¢a¢i¢)n$ outside meeiings.
2) Having contxt in social settings, w￿th volunteers of all 88e& who have not come from a Charedi back¥round. Thi5
enables servic¢ Use￿ to build a ￿tWork of friends #nd ￿nts¢t8 that do not originate from thtlr old communities and
introduces them to cultuv41 "protocols" with which they are not familiar. It &lso helps them d¢v¢lop Colloqui￿ language
skills.
3) Introduclthg servi¢¢ users to eonc¢pts and culture (art. theaty¢. science, sports d¢.) with which thry did Dot grow up.
4) Supporting s¢)vic¢ user5 through the family court system. However, we do not finance le8al costs from core fill￿s.
5) Giving th¢ G¢sherEU community a vol￿.
Often th¢ abov¢ aclivities overlap or ar¢ combined.
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Report oftb* Trnstees
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ACHIEVEMENTS AND PERFORMANCE
M#ill a¢hi¢vemeDts duriDg the ye*r
During this year Gesh¢rEU ¢¢lebrated its 10th anniversary ￿ aregiM¢red ¢harity.
GtsherEU coMinu¢d to operale within its financial means and has b¢¢n effective in boih str¢n8thenÉng the GesherEU
community and helping individua]s. During the year ther¢ has been a r4)ntilluing Èncrease (appr(>ximately one or two,
most months) in the numb¢r of individuals regist¢r¢d Hryth G¢sherEU. They range in age from 20 - 46. with
hpproximately an ¢qual nuTttber of m¢n aDd wuTrmen.
We cottiinue to welcorne the5c new setVi¢¢ Users, some of ithom are just sthrting th¢ir journry into the wid¢r community
and oih¢rs who havc been living outside of the Charedi community for & number of years. New service users ¢ontinu¢ to
come from a¢ro$s the various Charedi eommunities with the v8St Majority now living in Barnel Harrow and
Man¢h¢st¢rlSalford. Movirtg into a new world remains a challetiging proc¢5s and we have I￿￿ many calls from those
who never make the move.
During this year, we continued trj benefit from th¢ City Bridg¢ FoUnd￿lOn grant fimding our Community coordinator and
&9sociated costs.
2025 marked th¢ last full yeaT of our pn)ject with the National Lottery Community Fund, which supported our part time
welfare worker and communi¢gtions fuTKtion. This enabld us to help our service users to clplim benefits. ￿ support
them through the family court 5ySt¢rn and h¢lp some untangle ¢omplex situations. The welfare officer also s¢ryed the
safoguording lead for G¢5heiEU, benefit from her professional ¢xpertise in a number of areas, important to our
rnemb¢r5. This grant has also allowd us to improve ow comm￿leS110ns. For example, the sknrt professionally rnad¢
video on our website aiTns to engage and irtforni those seeking St￿1¢¢5 in a T¢o$suri￿ personal way.
Ow ¢on¢¢rns are prim8rily with educatiott provision and arrdll8¢d marriages at an cady age (18-20) as these aT¢
significant obsta¢les to our service wers exerci5in8 their ¢hoi¢¢ to lead a lifestyl¢ of their ch005ing. Where appropriate
we have cooperatrd with oth¢rs to provide inforniation and knowledge that may bring about positive change.
The social sessions are a k¢y starting place for s¢Thi¢¢ users to make new conne¢tions and to replace those lost when
family ond fri¢nds break off Gontsct ￿en they leave or are fore£d to leave their wmmwiitie5. Our activities help senpi¢¢
115¢rs buÈld their ¢onfideD¢¢ in an alien world, redu¢¢ i301ation aThJ ￿apt to the nonns and values of mainstreatn so¢i¢ty..
We continue to run 8 full social program off¢ring a wide rnttge of experiences to help member5 feel ai hom¢ in thc
outside. world incmding:
- Theatre Bnd the arts
- History
- Science
- Socialising with a view to building a more cohe5iv¢ rommunity, inch]ding Friday night and ftstivai meals and meewps.
- Two residential ¢vents wthich we find iK>nds the c<)mmunity in a way that regular m¢etups aTe unable to do.
A5 a rcsult of tontinuing sigrtifi¢ant donor support and the National Lottery grant we have been able to offer
profesgional counselling to a number of 5eThi¢e us¢rs fvom three counsellors have und¢rta&en training Én the impa
of le￿ing high ¢ontrol communitie& ToM¥rds the end of th¢ y¢ar we started io engage the 5ervicc5 of i third ￿u￿Sell0r.
Again this year, we hav¢ provided ¢rnotional and PTXti¢al supwrt to a number of indivsduals as they negotiate the
family court system.
For rn05t of our s¢rvictruser5. the Gesher family steps in where the conventional famity is no IoDser an option. Some
members find themselves in an impossible finan¢ial position. Trying to make up years of lost education, in minirnum
paid job5 because of lack of education, paying high rents. With no family wpport we can often fend off disaster by
offcring senY¢e users small zero inter¢s¢ loans or bursaries {or a ￿MbinatIOn). We prioritise those that will help i
earning a living in the Short or longer tenn s￿h as help buying a bicyclc to get to work. but also help in emergency
Situations s￿h as an unexpected cut in, or non*ayment of benefits or whilst waiting for their first u￿1VerSal credit
payment. Our rapid assessm¢nt proce&s has prevented use of high cost alternatives may be ihe start of a debt ¢risis.
Our spendiDg on education Gontinues at a high level helpiTh8 tIK>se who missed out on primary, secondary and tertiary
¢du¢ation and we continue to work with parknKrs $pecialise In delivering eduLtstion in difficult circUmstst￿£$.
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Report •f th¢ TnLStees
for the year ended 31 Deeenhber 2025
ACHIEVEMENTS APID PERFORMANCE
Ch*llenges
We continu¢ ￿ se¢ Serviceaus¢￿ Struggle to catch up on iheir educaiiotj. Although we have relatiortships wth
organisalions that give tuition, they need tts work in low paid jobs in order to pay high rents leaving little time And
energy to e4t¢h up some IS years of missed edwation.
We have seen little r¢al ¢haThge in the education of service users leaving Char¢di communities. We ore still being
contacted by young men with not a $ingl¢ reco8nised qualification rtor hairyng effective 5pok¢n or ￿ltren English skills.
W¢ n¢¢d to seek new ways of ¢nsuriThg that those r¢spon5ible give all young rKople em¢rgiD8 from Charedi communities
the life skills they require to functiDll in the outsid¢ world.
We do not havc our own ¢mtrgency a¢¢tsmmodation noI do w¢ have accomnK)datioD for those who stn]88le with high
rents and low pay whilst to up on ten years of mi&scd school education.
At times. the current trnstees feel they are strugglit)g to copc with all that iy involved wilh supwrtitlg a wnstantly
incr¢asiThg membership with complex nceds. G¢sherEU has therefore started to Seek ftmdin& to employ a p8rt_time CEO
to oversee the operatioThs of the ¢harity. At the same time. we fcel li is lim¢ we fO￿)d ours¢lv¢s a physical home,.
premises where servic￿u$¢rs could come to ¢onne¢t wth others and se¢k face to fa¢¢ help. The third pillar of this
¢vival plan, is our search for new truste¢s to bring fresh ide&%, expertise and ¢n¢r8y as Gesh¢rEU ent¢r5 its second
decade.
FINANCIAL REVIEW
Reserves policy
Unrestricted funds represeDt the funds of the charity that are not subject to special restrictions regarding their use 8nd are
avaii#bl¢ for opplication to th¢ g¢neral PUTPQ5es. They are reviewed regularly and in particular #t the y¢ar-end. The
r8et ts to set asid¢ sufficient fimds to provide support to members for ihe following year and k> hav¢ regard to longer
terni plans. With very little unrestricted iTh¢ome guaranteed, this is Considered to be ne¢essary.
Re5trirted funds art held to be used Specifi￿llY ID accordance with th¢ dotwrfs Instr￿ll0n5.
In view of the plans io re¢TUit a part-tirne CEO and s¢cure suitable premise5. the Trustees consider it prudent to further
3treaJgtheAJ the l¢vel of unre5triCt¢d fuDds before committing to the additional ongoing ¢osts. unless suitable restricted
funding Can be secured for thos¢ purposes. This will help ensure that the Ch£rity remain5 well-positioned to meet Ats
objectives and obligations, while maintOiDin8 a stable financial foundation.
While we had a small deficit itt ￿t￿eStriCted fvnds during 2025 due to reduced ¢lonatiott income, a 51gniti¢Ant legacy
T¢ccived after tkne yearwend ha5 Strengthened reserves. With our lott¢ry filnding for w¢lfaTe and communi¢ations expiritsg
dursng 2026, the l¢gaey will support these a￿1vItieS in the short lern) while alternative restricted funding is sousht.
Unused kgacy fvtsjs *ill be retsined to support 8rowth, including the fubJr¢ fi￿dIrtg of a CEO p05t
srRUCTURE. GOVERNANCE AND MANAGEMENT
Governing doeument
As a Charitably Incorporated Organi5ation ICIO} Th¢ Geshereu Support N¢tsvork is ￿Und by its governing docutn¢nL
its ¢oThstituti¢)n.
REFERENCE AND ADMINISTRATIVE DETAILS
Registered Charity number
1157062
Prineipxl 4ddreJs
Second Floor KirklaTLd House
11-15 Pet¢rborough 110od
Harrow
London
Middlesex
HAI 2AX
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The Ge4htTeu Support Network
Report ofthe Trustees
for the year ¢ttded 31 December 2025
Truste¢$
R Bernard
D Lewis
V Chen
E Grunwald
IDd¢pendent Examiner
Jeremy Harrod FCCA
Grant Horrod Lernthn D&vis LLP
CharteTed Accowitants
Second Floor. Kirkland House
11-15 P¢ted￿rOUgh Rowj
Middle5ex
HAI 2AX
Approved by order ofthe board of truthes on.... .
..111.g.ppJerobpJ.IW...... and 5ign¢d on its behalf by:
V Chen- Truste¢
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Independent Examiner'y Report to the Tr￿Stee5 of
The Gesbertu Support Network
IRdependent ex*mlner'$ report to the trustees of The Gesherew Support Network
I report to the chority trnstees on my ¢xamination of the a¢¢ounts of The Gesher¢u Support Netwo￿ (Ih¢ Tn]s¢) for the
year endcd 31 Decanber 2025.
RespoDsibiliti¢s And rtport
As thc charity trustees of th¢ Tr￿1 you are responsible for the preparation of the a¢counts in accordan¢¢ with the
requirements of th¢ Charities Act 2011 (Ihe Acf).
I res￿ in respe¢t of my exominalion of the T￿￿t'S ￿cOUrtts carried out under Sc¢tion 145 of the Act trtd in ¢anying out
my examination I have followed all applicable Dirertions given by the Charity Commission under Section 145(5Mb) of
the Acl.
Imdependent ¢iamiDerfs stalethent
I have completed my examinatioh. I ￿nfirni that no material matt¢r5 have come to my attention in connection with the
txarDination givin8 me Cause to believ¢ that in any material respec1=
a¢¢ouDting records were notkept in respect of the Tn]st as required by Section 130 of the A¢t', or
the accounts do not accord with those r¢wrds: or
th¢ ac¢ounts do not Cotllply with th¢ applicabl¢ requir¢m¢nts concerning the fom? and cofflent of accounts set out
in the ChaTiiies {A¢¢ounts and Rcports) R¢gulations 2008 othtt than ahy requirem¢nt that the accounts give
true and fair view which is not A matter co￿]dered as part of gn independent exgmination.
I have no concems •nd have come across oth¢r matters in ¢onn¢ction with th¢ examination to wht¢h art¢ntion should
be drawn in this report in order lo ¢nable g proper w)derstandin8 of th¢ ac¢ount5 to be rea¢hed.
Jeremy HaTrod FCCA
Grant Harrod Lern￿n Davis LLP
Chartered Accountants
se￿nd Floor. KiTkland House
11-15 Peterborough Ro*1
Ha￿oW
Middlesex
HAI 2AX
Dat¢. ....Q.I Ipilp.76
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The Geshereu Support Networtt
S¢8ttmtnt of Finantial Aetivlties
for the year ended 31 Deeemb¢r 2025
2025
2024
Tot
fi￿d9
Unrestri¢t¢d
fimds
Restricted
funds
Notes
INCOME AND ENDOWMEP4TS FROM
Donations and le8acies
17.862
52,179
70.041
115,590
Investment in¢om¢
,077
1.077
1,067
Tot•l
18.939
52.179
71,118
116.657
EXPENDITURE ON
Choritsble Activiti¢s
Charitable activities
24,936
67,358
92.294
80,777
NET II¥COMEIIEXPENDTfuRE)
(5,997)
(15,179)
(21,176)
35,880
RECONCILIATION OF FUNDS
Total fi]]MJs brotsght foThvard
55.630
39.517
95,147
59.267
TOTAL FUiYDS CARRIED FORWARD
49,633
24,338
73,971
95,147
Th¢ note5 fom pArt ofthe5e financial siat¢m¢nts
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The Geshereu Support NetWOTk
BglaDee Sheet
31 December 2025
2025
Total
fund5
2024
Total
funds
Unrestricted
R¢stric¢¢d
Notes
CiiRRENfASSETS
Debtors
Cash at bank
3,393
49,410
3.393
74,722
6.742
92.061
25,312
52,803
25,312
78,115
98,803
CREDrroiLS
Arnounts f411in8 due within one y¢gr
(3.170)
(974)
(4,144)
(3,656)
NXT CURRE￿ ASSETS
49,633
24.338
73.971
95,147
TOTAL ￿￿ET5 LE&$ CURRENr
LIABJLrrTFs
49,633
24,338
73,971
95,147
NET A&sYrs
49.633
24,338
73,971
95,147
FUNDS
Ujjrestricted ￿ndS
Restsi¢t¢d fuDds
49.633
24,338
55,630
39,517
TOTAL FUNDS
73,971
95.147
Thc financial stat¢m¢nts were approv¢d by ihe B08rd of Trustees and authorised for issue
Q.l.%oMomtsor.2Qlfj........... and w¢r¢ $igned on its b¢haif by".
V Chen- Trystee
The notes forni part of th¢s¢ financial 5tat¢ments
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The GuheTeu Supptrrt Network
Note5 to the FinAncial Skntements
for the year ¢nded 31 Deeember 2025
ACCOUNTING POLICIES
Basi5 of preparing the fin4nclal 9ts¢ements
The finan¢ial Statements of the charity. wl)ich is a publi¢ benefit enlity FRS 102, have been pr¢paTed in
accordance with th¢ Charitics SOR￿ IFRS 102) 'Ac¢ountiDg and R￿Or¢ing by Charities: Statement of
Recomm¢nded Prarti¢e opplicable to ¢horilies pr￿aring th¢ir accolknts in accordanv wsth the Financial
R¢porting Standard applicable in the UK and Republic of Ircland (FRS 102) (effective l January 2019).,
Finan¢ial R¢porting Standard 102 The Finan¢ial Reporting Standard applicable in th¢ UK and R¢publi¢ of
Ir¢land' and the Charities Act 2011. The flnathcial sÈh*ments have beert pr¢paTed under the historical cosl
Convention.
Intomt
All income is recogrtis¢d in the Staterneot of Financial ActiTrAties on¢e the charity h3$ entitlement to fimd5, il
Is probable that the income will b¢ Te¢eived and the amoun¢ can be measured reliably.
Expenditure
Liabiliii¢s are recognised as expenditwe as soon &8 there is a leg31 or constructive obligation committing the
¢harity to that expenditure, it 15 probable that a transfer of econonJic benefits will be required it) s¢ttleinent and
the amount of the obligation can be measured reliably. Expendirnre is aceounted for on 8ll aecrua]s basis and has
be¢n classified under headings ihat agg￿gate ail Cosi r¢lated tr* the category. Where costs cannot be dir¢dly
attribufrd to particular heading5 thry ILave b¢en allocated to activities on a basis ¢onsist¢nt with th¢ use of
resouwcs.
TgXAtio
The charity 15 exempt from tsx on its charitable a¢iiviti¢s.
FuDd aecountlDg
Unr¢stri¢ted funds can be us¢d in accordart¢e with the charitabl¢ objectives at the discretion of the ITh￿1¢¢$.
Restricted fvnd5 can ortly be used for particular restricted purposes within the obje¢ts of the charity. R¢striction5
arise wh¢n specified by the donor or when fimds are raised for particular restricted puryoses.
Further explanation of th¢ nature and purpose of ¢a¢h fund is included in the ￿te5 to the fitjancial ststement$.
INVESTMENT INCOME
2025
2024
De￿sit ac¢ount iDterest
1.077
1.067
TRUSTEES, REMUNERATION AND BENEFrrs
There were no trust¢¢s' remuneration or oiher benefits foT the ye#r end¢d 31 Decembu 2025 nor for thc year
ended 31 Dec¢mber 2024.
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The Geshereu Support N¢twgrk
Notej to the Fillancigl Ststements- ¢ontinued
for tb¢ year ended 31 DKember21125
COMPAIL4TIVES FOR THE STATEMENT OF FJNANCIAL AcfivITIES
Unrestricted
fjjnds
Restricted
funds
Totsl
funds
Ir4COME AND ENDOWMENT6 FROM
Donations and legacies
38,737
76,853
115,590
bw¢5th)¢nt irtcome
1,067
1.067
Total
39.804
76,853
116,657
EXPEI¥DITURE OP4
Ch*ritabl¢ activitie5
ChAritable actiwties
17.571
63206
80.777
NET INCOME
22,233
13.647
35,880
RECONCILIATION OF FUIYDS
Total (und5 brought fotlW8rd
33,397
25.870
59,267
TOTAL FUNDS CARRIED FORWARD
55,630
39,517
95,147
DEBTORS: AMOUNTS FALLING DUE WITHIN ONE YEAR
2025
2024
Prepayments and a¢¢tved income
3,393
6,742
CREDITORS: AMOUNIS FALLING DUE WITHIN ONE YEAR
2025
21)24
Other CT¢ditor5
4,144
3.656
MOVEMEIYT I1¥ FUIYDS
Nct
ttlovement
in fund5
At
31.12.25
At 1.1.25
UDrestricted funds
Unrestrided
55.630
{5,997)
49,633
R£strieted fvDd$
Naiional tA)ttery Cornunity Fund
City Bridge Tn￿t
37,897
1.620
(21.7761
6.597
16.121
8,217
39,517
(15.179)
24,338
TOTAL FUIYDS
95,147
{21.176)
73,971
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Th¢ Geshereu Support Network
Notes to tbe FinADci81 Ststemeni$- fontiDued
for the year ended JI Deeemb¢r 2025
MOVEMENT IN FUNDS- eontittued
Net nKJv¢meTrt in funds. in¢lwd¢d in the above are 4$ follows..
Incoming
r¢50urce5
Re50urcc5
expended
hthvement
in fijnds
Unreslricted fund5
Unrestricted
18,939
(24,936)
15,997)
Restricted fvnds
National lottery ComunityFund
Ctty Bridge Trnst
JJBS 2024
24,511
25,668
2,000
{46,287)
(19,071)
{2,000)
(21.7761
0.597
52.179
(67,358)
(15,179)
TOTAL FUNDS
71.118
192,294)
(21,176)
Comp•r4tfves for movem¢llt In lullds
Net
movem¢nt
in funds
Transfers
between
fi￿d$
At
31.12.24
At 1.1.24
Unrestrlcted fllDdJ
33,397
22,233
55,630
Restrfrt¢d fund5
National Lottery Comunity Fund
JJBS 2023
City Bridge Trust
24,635
1,235
13.262
{1,235)
1,620
37,897
1,620
25,870
13,647
39.517
TOTAL FUNDS
59,267
35,880
95,147
Comparative net movement in fvnds included in thc above 8r¢ as folh)ws'.
Incoming
resources
Kesources
expended
Movement
in fvnds
iJnre5trieted fund3
39,804
(17,571}
22,233
Re5tri¢ted fullds
Notional Lottery Comunity Fund
JJBS 2023
City Bridge Tn￿1
JJBS 2024
54.051
(40.789)
11235)
(17,682)
(3,500)
13262
(1,235)
1,620
19.302
3,500
76,853
(63,206)
13.647
TOTAL FUNDS
l 16.657
(80.777)
35.880
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Tb¢ GesbeTeu Support Iyetwork
Notes to tbe FxnADcial St4¢¢meDts- corttlDMed
for the ye*r ended 31 Decernber 2025
MOVEMENT IN FUNDS- e•ntinued
A ¢urrentyear 12 month5 and PTioryw 12 months combined position is as follows..
N¢t
movemeJ)t
in fun<Ls
Transfers
bEtwe¢n
funds
At
31.12.25
At 1.1.24
Unres¢rl¢t¢d fuDds
33.397
16.236
49,633
Restricted T￿ndS
National Lottery Comunity Fund
JJBS 2023
City Bridg¢ Trust
24,635
1235
{8.514)
{1,235)
8,217
16,121
8217
25,870
{1.532)
24J38
59.267
14,704
73.971
Net movemenl in fimth ill¢luded in th¢ al¥)ve are as follows:
Incoming
resources
Resources
expended
Movement
itt fillwjs
Unrestri¢t¢d fvDds
58.743
(42,507}
16,236
Restricted f•uds
National knttery Comunity Fund
JJBS 2023
Ciry Bridge Trust
JJBS 2024
78,562
(87,076)
{1,235)
(36.753)
{5,SOO)
(8.514)
(1,2351
8.217
44.970
5,500
129.032
(130,564)
(1,532)
TOTAL FUNDS
117,775
117J,071)
14,704
City Bridge Trnst- A grant to partialty support our Community Coordinator proj¢¢t Mthich runs events that helps
L(￿d0￿ members be part of a commuttity and introduces them to life in modern society.
Nationa] Lottery Community Fund - A to fund the part lim¢ w¢lfare worker (and related costs) and
commibni¢aiions 5UPPOrt.
JJBS- A grant to 5UPPOrt the education81 needs of our se￿1¢¢ users.
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The Geshereu Support Network
Noteg to the VinaDCi81 Sthtements- ¢ODtirtued
for tbe yeAr •Dded 31 December 2025
RELATED PARTY DISCLOSURES
Expenses paid to the trustees in the year totalled £412 (2024.. £130). These expenses wer¢ made up of
reimbursed expenses ihal trustees paid on behalf of the Charity.
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