ConGens
CONGENS GROUP
(A Charitable Incorporated Organisation)
Annual Report
and
Financial Statements
For Year Ended
31 De￿rnber 2023
Charity Registration number: 1159464

Contents
Company Inforniallon
Message from the Chair
Structure and Governance
Objects and Actlvlty
Achlovornents and Parfonnance
Fundlng and Finance Revlaw
Risk Manag•ment
Statement of Trustee'8 ResponsIbili￿•
Approval
Income and Expendlturg Summary Statsment 2023
Indep￿dOnt Examinor¥ R•port
10

Company Information
Charty Registration No.
1159464
Trustees:
Grace Peddle. Chair
Janet Mahay
Judith Aldred
Goveming Document:
Constitution for CIO (Charltable Inwrporated
Organisation) adopted 1 December 2014
Registered Office:
The Workspace
All Saints Road
Wofverhampton
W2 1EL
Accountants..
Craig Miller
81 Oakley Court
Springmeadow
Edgbaston
Bimiingham
815 2GH

Message from the Chair- New BeglnnSngs
This year marks an exciting chapter for our charity, as V*P ernbra￿ "New
Beginnings.. As the new chair of ConGens, I would first of all like to thank my
predecessor, Janet Mahay for her leadership in developing the Charity to be the
organisation that it is today. It was Janef s shared vision that gave birth to ConGens
as an organisation that could help fill a gap in the support available to people in the
community disadvantaged by older age, disabilty, low income or other social factors.
She has pa&sed on the mantle of guiding ConGens. leaving rt in a very healthy
position.
My being Chair of ConGens is one new beginning for our organisation. Another is
that we are thrilled to announce the receipt of £290,000 in lottery fUr￿Ing for
transfonnative three-year projecl. This substantlal grant will allow us to appoint
dgdicated staff and exparKI our impact within the community we proudly serve.
Our mission is to engage local ￿Sidents, understsnd their needs, and involve them
in our decision-making processes. By placing communty members at the heart of
our initiatives, we ensure that our efforts are truly reflective of their aspirations and
concems.
Thls new beginning also serves as a learning platfomi, enabling us to refine our
approaches and strengthen our collaborations with the community and other
stakeholders. Continuou8 perf0rrnan￿ review will be crucial a8 we adapt to the
evolving needs of the communty and navigate the changes that arisa.
We remain mindful of the project outcomes we aim lo achieve, as these will be the
benchmarks of our success. Through Ihis funding, we will provide vital training and
development opportunities. further enhancing our abilrty to attract and empower
those we seNe.
As we embark on this joumey, we are filled with optimism and determlnation, ready
to create lasting posrtive change in our communty. Together, we look forward to
witnesslng the growlh and success Ihat these new beglnnings will bring.
For our volunteers, we are filled with immense gratilude for the unwavering support
and dedicat'on you have shown to our charity. Your tireless efforts continue to have
made a profound ￿mpaCt on the diverse areas of our work in which ever capacity you
assist. Volunteers make an important contribution that is often the oil that effects the
smooth functionality of our organisation. We are excited that you will continue to
have a vital part to play in the years ahead as we enter this new phase in our
organisational grovth.
Grace Peddle
Chair
ConGens

Structure and Govornan¢•
ConGens operates as a Charitable Incorporated Organisation with a management
committee of three trustees. Its constitution adopted 1 December 2014 serves as its
governing document and details its objectives and operational management.
Committee meetings are held bi-monthly with Annual General Meetj'ngs scheduled
for each year. There was no deselecting and reappointing of trustees at the last
AGM as the constitution allows for trustees to be appointed for a te￿n of two years.
The Board will consist of no fewer than three Trustees. which Gan be increased
subject to the provision of the Constitution. Vacancies on the Board of Trustees may
be appointed at any time in accord with the dictates of the Constitution. The Trustees
deem that the organisation is not subject to corporation tax.
The organisation achieved full chanty registration on 3 De￿rnber 2014. under
registration number 1159464.
The Trustees all provlde their serwces free of charge. They have a W￿de range of
skills and experience in ￿MmUnitY engagement and developrnent, and management
in the publ￿, private, commercial and voluntary sectors.
The Trustees set the overall policy and direclion of the organisation.
ObJ•ct8 and Activ5ty
The objects of the charity are:
To relleve financial hardship and lo promote social inclusion for the benefrt of the
public by preventing people from becoming socialty excluded. relieving the needs of
those people who ale soaally excluded and assisting them to intsgrate back into
society.
In furtherance of this object, bul nol otherwise the group shall provide support,
experiences and a￿sS to resources and infonnation to enable people to improve
their confidence and capacity as members of society.
For the purpose of Ihis clause 'socially excluded, means being excluded from
society. or parts of society, as a result of one of more of the following factors:
financial hardship,. youth or old age; ill health or disabilrty.
All activities of the charty are for the public benefrt.

Achievements and Perfomianc•
Our most notable achievement was the securlng of a National Lottery Grant of
£290,000 for a three year project to support the development of the centre and bring
a range of activities to local residents. New Bushbury Triangle Resource Centre has
been the home for ConGens for eight years. The ￿ntre was a communty asset at
the heart of Bushbury Triangle Estste that required investment and vision. ConGens,
as project lead, in partnership ¥￿th New Bushbury Triangle Cooperative Limited
undertook an inits'ative to detemiine the needs of the community that resulted this
huge investment. ConGens were also able to appoint staff lo help the project deliver
upon its intended outcomes.
As a resutt of our efforts to promote the centre, engage residents and other
stakeholders from the statutory and community sectors footfall into the centre
increased exponentially. Recorded sign-ins amounted to 1823. An increase of over
5000A over the previous year.
Below is a table outlining key activities and accomplishments.
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Fundlng and Finance Review
In 2022, our charty's income slood at £34,321.63. We are thrilled to report a record-
breaking income of £130.448.98 for 2023. refiecting an ￿presSive 280YD increase
over the previous year.
This sIgnff￿nt surge in furKling is primarily attributed to the generous Reaching
Communities lottery grant. These funds will be pivotal in ach￿ving our project
outcomes, allowing us to expand our programs, appoint dedicated staff, and deep8n
our engagement with the communty we serve.
Additionally, we received grants from the Black Country Consortium. Sevem Trent
Water, NHS Black Country, Loc81giving, Wofverhampton City Council, and
Wolverhampton Homes. These contributions have collectNely propelled our income
to its highest level yet, providing essenlial financial support to fuel oui community-
focused initiatives.
Together, these funds will enable us to make a greater impact. address the evolving
needs of our community, and continue to drive positive change. We remain
committed to transparency and prudent financial management, ensuring that every
penny is utilized effectively to further our mission.
R18k Manag•m•nt
The Twstees review periodically risks Ft may face in respect of ts finances and
operations and militate agalnst these with the implemèntation of policies and
procedures in order to eliminate or minimise any potential or adverse impact harm to
the charity and the public.
Current policles and pr¢xedufes inclLkle the following..
Safeguarding Adulis
Safeguarding chiklren
Health and Safety
Complaints Policy
Equality and Diverw policy
Statement of Directorf8 rn8ponslblliti•s
The trustees are required under UK Company law to prepare financial statements for
each financial year, which give a true and fair view of the company's financial
activities during the year arKI its financial posttion at the end of the year. In preparing
those financial statements. direclors are required to:
a) Select suitable accounting policies and apply them consistently",
b) Make judgements and estimates that are reasonable and prudent;

c) State whether applicable accounting standards and ststenients of recommended
practice have been followed, Subje￿ to any departures disclosed and explained in
the financial statements;
d) Prepare the financial statements on a going con￿rn basis unless it is
inappropriate to presume that the company will continue in operation.
The trustees are responslble for keeping accounting records. which disclose wilh
reasonable accuracy the financial posrtion of the company and which enable them to
ensure that the financial position of the statements comply with applicable law and
regulations. They are also responsible for saf&guarding the assets of the company
and hence for taking reasonable steps for the prevention arKJ detection of fraud and
other irregularities. The directors have identifsed the major rlsks to which the charity
are exposed and have adopted suitable mechanisms to manage those risks.
Thls report has been prepared in accordance wth the special provisions of the
Companies Act 2006 relating to small companies.
Approval
This report was approved by the dlrectors on 30 October 2024
and signed on thelr behalf by..
Grace Peddle. Chair

Congens Group
Income and Expenditure Summary Statement 2023
OPENING BALANCE A5 OF I JANUARY 2023 - £21.366.90
In
Grants
Donations
Fund Raising
Other (incentive payment & reverse credit)
Intsre5t
Refunds
129252.08
315.00
122.00
759.90
Total Income
Profes51onal Fees
Salaries
Equlpment
Administrationlsubsldiaries
Projects
Runnin8 Costs
Expenses- Travel/Refreshments
Hire - Venue/Equipment
Petty Cash
Mlscellaneous
66.325.64
22.350.36
15,217.66
2.137.11
7,420.58
7.488.88
209.32
4,445.00
547.41
859.26
Funds carried forward from last year lil any)
Funds received in year
21,366.9￿¢ +
130.448.98
T¢)tal
151.815.88
Funds spent in year
127.IXII.22
CLOSING BALANCE AS OF 31 DECEMBER 2021
£24,814.66

Indep•ndont Exarnlnors Raport
I report on the accounts of the Chanty for the year ended 31st December 2023, whlch are
set out on pages 10 18.
Respectlve responslblllties of Irustaes and tho •xamlner
The Charity's trustees are resp)nsible for the preparation of the accounts. The Charity
consider that an audit is not required for this year under Section 144 of the Charities Act
2011 (the Chanties Act) and that an independenl examination is needed.
It 18 my responsibilty to..
. Exarnine the accounts under Section 145 of thè Charities A&..
. To fdlow the procedure8 laid down in the General Directions given by the Charfty
Commission (under section 145(5)(b) of the Charities Act and
. To state bthether particular matters have come to my attention.
Bas1* of Independent examlnorf8 r•port
My examination was carried out in accordarKe with the general diredions given by
Charity Commlssion. An examination includes a review of Ihè aeLounting records kept by the
charity and a compari80n of the accounts presented wth Ih08e records. It also includes
consideration of any unusual items or disclosures in the a¢￿unts, and seeking explanations
from the trustees concerning any such matters. The procédures undertaken do not provide
all the evidence that would be required in an audit. and Consequently no opin￿n is given a8
to whether the accounls present a 'true and fairf view the report is limited to tlyjse
matters set out In the statement telow.
Independent examiner's statement
In connection with my examination, no matter has come to my attention (other than that
di8c108ed bel¢)w)'.
1. Which glves me reasonable cause to be1k￿e that in any material resp8Ct. the
requirements..
To keep accounting records In accordance wrth section 130 of the Charities Acl
2. Attention Should contlnue to be drawn a￿1 detail given in order to enable a proper
understanding of the accounts to be reached. Recommendations will be given to assist
the Charty to achieve this.
Craig Miller
81 Oakley Court
Springmeadow Rd
Edgbaston
rmingham
8152GH
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CONGENS GROUP
IA Charltsble Incorporated Organlsatlon)
STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL ACllVITIES
INCLUDING INCOME AND EXPENDITURE AccouMr
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
Totsl
Furmk
2021
In
Incomlng resources from generated funds
Donatlons. Legacies & other Voluntary
Intome
Activities for genèrated lunds
Investment Income
315
In￿MI￿ rexJurEe5 frorn charttabl• ¥aSvlt
Other Incornln8 resources
129.252
33,785
537
Total Incomlng resources
130.449
34,322
Costs of Beneratlng funds
osts of generatlng voluntary incorne
FundraSsln8 tradln8: Costs of goods sold
Invèstment rnanagernenl costs
Other Costs of generat[￿ fvnds
Charitable Actlvltles
Governance Costs
126.881
25,519
120
Total Resources Expended
127,CQl
25.639
Net incomlNd lout8oin8) resources before trnnsfer5
Gro55 transfers between fvn(Js
Net Income Iexpendfittj￿) for the year/
Net movement In funds
3,448
8,683
Fund balaftce5 as at 31 December 2022
21.367
12,659
Fund balances as at 31 Dffember 2023
24015
21.342
The st•tthmentoffinandal tthrylY5wtththe req￿r•I)In￿rDr anlrK(waTh1 t¥k*thlitu
attoyDt ￿nde1 ihecorn￿n￿sA¢f 2L
ofthe tharfty's 1th1￿S￿re Marted ord1sc￿t￿￿￿1￿*theCwrn)l￿p￿￿XSv￿1r*￿d al
operati￿5 cO￿tinue
There ire no re£0&￿ É•insur ￿5$¢5¢x￿erthln those 4irw(* andt¥p￿1tu￿e acuiwrt

CONGENS GROUP
IA Charltsble Incorporated Or8anlsatlon}
BALANCE SHEET
AS AT 31 DECEMBER 2023
zozz
Flxed assets
Tanwble A55etS
36.222
22.032
Current Ass•ts
Debtor5
Cash at bank and in hand
io
24.815
21.367
Credltors
li
1248151
1169rJJi
N•1 Curr•nt Ass•ts
4,467
Totsl AsMl$1¢ss current Ilabllltl•s
36,222
26,499
Income fvnds
Restrltted funds
24,815
16,90Q
UnrestrS¢ted F(tnds
Deslgnated Fund5
11,407
9.599
13
Other charftable funds
36,222
26,499
ForlhÈ y*ar¢nthd 3V1212021 thÈ Companywa￿ entit￿t• ex*mptknftorn a￿￿￿nderS￿LI10n 477 of Iho
CompiDlesA¢t 2Lh)S relatlnsto 5m?Xromwn*5.
Dlrertor's responsI￿1￿leS..
01 The Men￿1$ havè not requirtd the¢&￿p*￿t0￿l*n •naDd# olM$a¢¢oW￿fry the￿rITr que5tkn
a¢cordJntÈ *YthSerth)Tr476,.
bl The dl1eaorsarkJ￿Y￿d8ethtlr respo1￿mIesfry(Omptyrywththe wequir*nentsolthtAtlw*h respettto
ccourntlThg recofds ond the weparètK)Tr of acrouAts',
Theseaccthsnts have P*en prepredln xc0rda￿e*4thlke￿oYbSlD￿S?ppltab1￿t0£Orn￿1fiit$ subitcr to th*
small corrwKle5 reglme.
The a¢¢ounts were approved by the Board on 29 October 2024
Grace Peddle, Chair

CONGENS GROUP
(A Charltable Incorporated Organlsatlon)
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CONGEN5 GROUP
(A Ch•rltable Incorporated Oryanlsatlon)
I IIOTESTOTHEA¢C(KJFirs IcoiinNUEDI
FQR ThE PERIOD ENDED 31 DECEMBER 1013
Accountln8 Polkk5lContinwdl
1.5 T￿11￿n
The company, beknga re4itteftd tkntywiih nwnkn•li￿jlrq1nC¢lne, ha5 been 8rtntedèxernptxw frryTr
tsx underSectk)n SQS c4the IrKome Ind Ctypwatton TaKes*%t 140 pro¥tsitiThfor tsxation Iws
therefort been rnadÈ ￿theSea￿0y￿1
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2 Act￿ltIeS lor yneratlngfvnds
2023
2022
Fundraisin8 acti¥ltSes
315
3 Inwstm•ni Incom•
UNes1r￿1ed
Re5trKted
Total
Totsl
Funds
Fund5
2023
2022
4 Interest recelvaPAe
Incoffl￿ rnsourt•s from ¢h•fltsbl• •rtl¥ltlès
Tot•1
Total
Funds
202J
1022
Black Country Consortlum
Severn Trent Water
NHS Black Country
Maln Grants INational Lottery Fund)
Wolverhampton City Councll
Wolverhampton Homes
Maln Grants
702
7,260
3rJJ
112778
910
3359
8,214
Local8ivin8
NGED SW Maln
3845.(
W8ASCAR&M 8CA
Postcode Commurbity TTUSt
Clothworker5 Foundatbon
ASDA empowering local communltles
23,058
1.311
129,252
33.785

CONGENS GROUP
IA Charltable Incorporated or8anisat1(￿l
IIOTESTOTheACCOilfllS ICONTVIUEDI
5 FOR Tllt PERIOD ÉNDED 31 DECfM6ER 2023
2023
2022
Other Incoffllni ResouYce5
Other Income
Refunds
122
759.9
536.73
882
537
Totsl
6 Total R•wurc•s Exp•nded
Costs of 8eneratln8 funds-
Fundralsln8 and publlcity
Charltable expend￿tsfe
Dlrect Prolect Costs
Staff ond Volurbteer C05tS
PTern15es costs
Legal and Professional costs
Admlnistratlon Costs
31534
3,152
4.445
1,665
15
445
85.613
2,137
20.912
2,483
Costs lrt furtherance of the Charlty's oblecztves
126A81
25,519
Management and IAlmlnlsrration
120
120
I27.￿1
25.639
127,001
25,639
7 ￿￿na￿MI￿4nd admlnlrtrauon Includepaywststothe In(*wdert Re41eworof£120
I201￿Ll￿f￿rIQt$.
Trustees
Durln8theYe•r rernunerntkintssevttsasa d*ettar/trustee andexpwo A￿9am1.
dliectlyorthdlrectty, out offun¢ts tsfthÈth*itytotrusieeand pvsw km)wnts
connected Y4ith them1c*￿r¥kes wend0￿d.

CONGENS GROUP
IA Charftable Incorporated Or8anl&itlon)
NOlfSTOTHEAc£ouFifs ICONTINUEDI
8 FOR THE PER￿￿ ENOED JI DECEM¥tR ZDU
2023
2022
Employt
r4urnbtr
Nymb•r
Number of employees
The average number of employees dU￿nE the period was..
Actlvatles *n fvrtherance of or8anisations objetts
ManaBement & Adminlstration
Employment Costs
2023
2021
Wa8es and Salarles
Social securlty ¢05ts
Penslon Costs
22.350.36
2,71kl.69
636.06
25,687.11
There arè no employees whose annual emoluments were £60,CXX) or more.

CONGENS GROUP
IA Charltsble Incorporated Or8anisatlon)
NOTtS ToTheACCOUNYS ICOKTThUEDI
9 FOR THE PERIOD ENDED 31 D£CXMPER 2021
TanglblÈ Flxed A55ets
Totsl
Equlpment. F & F
Costs
At l January 2023
Addltlons
Dlsposals
4.763
17,269
22.032
14,1
14,19D
At 31 December 2023
4.763
31.459
36.222
D•precl4tlon
At l January 2023
Charge for the perlod
Dlsposals
A5 31 December 2023
N¢t Book Value
As 31 December 2023
4.763
31.459
36,222
S 31 December 2022
4.763
17.269
22,032
10 D•btors
Trade debtors
other debtors
Prepayments and accrued income
11 Cr•dltors
211ZZ
Taxes and soclal security costs
Other credltors
Accrua15
24.815
16.%10
24,815
16.9Tr)

CONGEN5 GROUP
(A Charitsble Incorporated Organlsationl
NOTE5TOTHEAccwFifs ICQNTINUFOI
FOR THEPERII)D EI4PfD JI DECEMBER 2023
12 Re5trkt￿ Funds
Tho IAttJmo luhdiolth@ tharKylndud* r&s￿ct￿ ￿￿nthS￿fdon1tknN￿
and irants hddon truit for spedfic purpos05=
Ql.J•rtrZ> Exp•nded
31-De￿I>
Black Country Consortlum
Severn Trent Water
ioj
7,2EO
NHS Black Country
Maln Grants (Natlonal Lottery FuThll
P05t¢ode I￿3[
Wclverhampton City Councll
Wolverhampton Home5
NGED SW Maln
112.778
24.815
16MI
910
3,359
3W5
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