Charity Tegistration number: 1167670
Victory Outreach Manchester
(cl￿ri￿ble Incorporated Org￿lISatiOn)
Anniial Repoi'l and Financial Stat¢m¢nts
for the Year Bnd¢d 31 May 2024
McI<ellens Limited
I l Riverview
The Emballkmait Busilless Park
Vale Road
Heatoii Mersey
Sto¢kporl
SK4 3GN

Victory Outreach Manchester
Contents
Referen¢e &id Ad￿A￿lStrat1v¢ Details
Tru5tees' Report
2to8
Ind¢p¢ndent Ex￿j1n¢r'S Keport
Statement of Financial Activities
Iotoll
Balance Sheet
12
Notes to the Fill￿101￿I Statemeiits
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Victory Outreach Manchester
Reference and Administrative Details
Trustees
Mwmoyo
N Tett¢
ChAi4ty Reglstration Number
1167670
Principfvl Office
19 Liverpool Street
Salford
M5 4LY
Ind¢p¢ndent Examlner
Mcl£ellens Limited
I l Riverview
The EmbankmerLt Business Park
Vale Road
Heaton Mersey
Stockport
SK4 3GN
BAnkers
Natwest Bank Pl¢
182 Deansgate
Matt¢h¢st¢r
M3 3LY
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Trustees, Report
The trustees, who are directors for the pu￿0$eS of company law, pirgent tbe annual report together with the
fitwi¢ial statsments of the Ch￿itable company for the Ye￿ ¢nded 31 May 2024.
Objectlves and oCtlYfitfi&q
Objects and alhLS
l. The advanceinent 0£ the Christiall f4aitli An aGGoi'danGe with the statements of belief set OLIt in the s¢hediile
appearing at the end of tlie Constitution alld the worship of God in the said county and els¢wh¢r¢ and by any
means whatsoever inclLiding {but not by way of limitation) the preaching and proclatnation of the Chi'istiwj
Gospel and tkn¢ t¢aGliing of Christian doctrine ￿]d principles and the pastoral care of Christian peDple and the
printing and disLribiTrtion of the Biblo and Christian literatLire including video and audio r¢cording8 or CDS and
by tlliy other media which is or may beeoine available.
2. The relief of persons wbo are in conditions of lle¢d or hardthip alld ¢onsequently &re ill distress or who are
sick.
3. T&e advancement of ¢duration on the basis of the above Christian priiiciples arLd without prejudice to th¢
gellerality of the thregoiiig provisions of such education in any educational establithm¢nÉand if th¢ ttustees so
decide thg provi5i0n of one or more chai'itable educatioii establishtnents for the general education of ¢hildrtn or
adiilts oil th¢ basis of such Christiall prtticiples.
4, Meetings and ev￿lt8 for eiiouirers into the Christian faith.
Victory Oiitreach is an International Clll'istiall Ministsy ori¢ntated chiirch called to the task of ev￿)g<ll$lllg aud
discipling the hurting people of the world with the message of hope and the plan of Jesiis Christ. Thi8 call
involves a Lornmitm¢nt to plant and d￿ClOP churGhes, rehabilitalion homes aiid trainiiig centres in strategic
cities of the world, Victory Oiitrea¢h iJspir¢s and iiistils within people the desire to fulfil tlieir potentials u) life
with a sense of dignity, belongiiig aiid destiny.
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Objectlves, strategles and actrivities
Victory Outreach Mallch¢ster exp¢rienced a tr￿$forni&tiVC year for the period ending 31 May 2024. The charity
prioi'itised restrLl¢tLwing its administrative structures ￿ld staffing to better reflect the evolviiig needs of the
organisation. Several staff m¢mb¢rs tr&nsitioned to roles outside the or£anisation, creating an opportunity to
eiigage an experienced bool<l<eeping finn. Tliis partnership streamlilled our fll)an¢ial pro¢¢ss¢s, ellabling tnore
efficient operatioi)s aiid improved a¢counÉability.
In addition to these structural clianges, we ¢ontinued our outreach progratnme5 and cornmiinity engagejnents.
Weekly teachings, p￿Yer meetings, and oiitreach events r¢maiiied central to our activities, providing vital
suppoit to those ill need across Manchester ai)d Salford. Our dedicatioii to iiplifting individuals facing hardship
11]rough.faitb-based initiative8 has been Lmwav¢ring.
This year al80 saw the ellhancemeiit of leade￿IlIp sknictures within the church. We fociised on buildii)g capacity
by integrating experts in finance and admiiiistration and nurturing yovug talent to secure the organisatioii,
ture. Tliese efforts imderscoit our conUnit￿o￿t to ellsurillg that Victory OLitreacb Manchest￿. reniains a
beacon of hope and spiritual guidance in the cotnmunity.
The charity continues doittg fLUitful work in as8iSting men and womeii whose lives have be¢rt ￿)dangered by
substance alld alcohol misuse to become sober and cleaii with the added benefit ot rediioing re-offending.
Fiirther, oui conynunity's growing intercst in family life and pareTrting saw young people encouraged to engage
with positive role models, including Bible study groups, prayer rrLeetings, music and drama. Th¢ ¢harity ren￿illS
the beacon of hope witbin the coinmunity it serves due to the uniqueness of what. we do. This year, the charity
owed its ¢ontinu¢d existenr¢ throughout th¢ yeew to the unflillching dedication and support of our people and
volullteers to the tnission. W¢ are improving faith and w¢llb¢ing among QLW m¢mb¢r3 and the Com￿llnIty
through teaching and outs'each activities in the first half of the year, including weekLy t￿bIngS and events
reaching oiit to PTOStitutes, drug addicts, &lcoknolics, the homeless aiid the hiirtiiig people all over the city of
S&lford, Manchester Ind its environs.
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Key achievementy in 2023-34
Organised the UK and Gerrnt￿Y Region oiiline Ruii4Hope fundraiser in September 2023. The amount rais¢d
was £45,853.81.
Code Red - Saw many womeii in hostels suffering frorn domestic violeiice and str¢et workers receiving
personal eiicouragement ￿]d personal gifts. TIiis was all achieved within Government restrictions &iid Wds a
tr¢mendous siiccess.
. Christmas Nativity Play foi the Kids GANG (God Anointed Now Generation) ministy.
Our flagship New Year's Eve ¢¢l¢bratioii and Ilwiksgiiing service provided Christinas Day meals for all those
withiii the Ghurch and local coinmiinity who did iiot have family or anywbere else tr) go on Christs￿a$ Day.
• VO Glasgow, VO Frankfurt & VO Birmingham continued to grow alld sustaiii it3 operational model courtesy
of our United We Can tuiid (UWC).
. Participated in the annual Senior Pastors Stratsgic and visiou Gasting meeting in Mexico.
Well repre5¢nted at the Mighty Men of Valor and the United Women in MillLStry Conference, wliieh all
happened in America.
Su¢¢e5sfully supported two young adults to attend tlie Urban Ti'aiiiing Ceiitt'e in Atnerica.
Continued the weel<ly church-wide onlinelin-person prayer rne&ings and montlily men I￿{1 women prayer
meetings as we see growth IJ many of our rnembers, prayer spiritual lives.
Organised and hosted a churcli-wide series of n￿￿lage semioars with season¢d Gouples sl)Ewing tbeir wealtb of
l(nowledge and expeiience in marriage to help oiir members.
Continuing with the legal establishnlent of gtarting a new tharkty in DLiblin, Ireland with a lollg-t¢rm view to
open a new cliurLh.
Continued with theoLogi¢al te&chings throiigh VETI and encoiiraged llp-alld-comillg leadoL% to Gontinue tligir
growth track towards pastoral licensillg.
Conducted several iii-persoll member gatheritw to strengtlien the conimunty, connection, and rclationships
within t'he church and attract new members.
. Baptised several new ¢ot)greg&tioii members wid dedicated m&ny iiew babies to God.
Pastoral staff oondiicted several weddings over the coiirse of the year.
. UK & Germany regional conference, which took pla¢e in Manchester, We saw many members froin the region
come together. which allowed them to build new relatiorjships and r¢¢¢ive direction on where God 18 leading the
region.
Public benefit
The Charity ackiiowledges its requirenient to denioll5trate clearly that it iniist have charitable purpoges or 'aims'
that we for the public benefit. Det&ils of how the cliarity lias acheived this are provided ill the Trustees, Teport,
Tlie Trust¢¢s Gonftrm that they have paid due regard to the Charity Commissioti's guid&)¢¢ on public b¢ii¢fLt
before deciding what activities the cliarity should undertake.
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Trusteesl Report
Tli¢ trustees confirm that they have complied with tlie requirements of section 17 of the Charili¢s Act 2011 to
lJav¢ due r¢gai'd to the public benofit guidance published by tbe Charity Cotnmission foi England and Wales.
Flnancial revlew
Total incoine in th¢ y¢& was £428,468 {2023: £424,140) and total ¢xpendittire £415,942 (2023.. £391,361). This
t1￿ genernted a surplus of £l2,526 (2023.. £2,975).
Principolfmnding sources
The charity relies oli voluntary income as its principa] source of funding. Total donations amounted to £318,869
(2023,. £310,076).
Incorne from charitable acttvities amounted to £102,236 (2023.. £108.843). Income f1￿M activities for g¢n¢rating
fluids amolinted to £4,606 (2023.. £3,317),
Pollcy on raserves
Th¢ Truste¢s have Gonsidered the level of ￿serveS they wish to retain appropriate to the charity's needs. This is
based on th¢ ¢harity's siz¢ and the level of financial comrnitmeftts held. The Trustees aim to ensure the ch￿'Ity
can to continue to fulfil its charitable objeKtiv¢s even if there ig a temporary shortfatl ii) income or unexpected
exp¢nditure. The TTUStees will endeavour not to set aside fiinds unnecessarily.
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PIAns for the yeAr ahelld lo2￿25
Plans for 2024-25 are to Colltinue the ¢or¢ delivery of s¢rvir¢5 in-house and online while establishing an
enhanced leadership structure for the chiirch's continiied growth. As we have i'eceived a higli level of new
In¢mberst]AP, we feel it is esseiitial to provide a variety of traiLiiiig ￿]d life groups to establish tbeir Cbristian
journey.
We will a180 Continue to explore opportunities to expand the niinisty ￿rosS the regioo including Ireland,
Wales and potenti&lly Europo.
Essential items on the agenda for next year are as follows:
. Plirchastng a new men's home, in addition to the one w¢ ¢urrently to expand our support for men in need.
Laun¢l)ii)g the "Vision Parlners" progr&mtne, which will engage witli current donors and encourdge more
individuals to partner with our ¢harity fiiian¢ially and tbrougb volunteeriiig.
Introduce the Pipeline" bibliGal education system, providing professional and tailored classes for membei's of
oitr church.
. Launching 10 new Pl'ayer Connect Groups across Manchester to coiiiiect with meMb￿S of the congregation iii
those weas alld begtn to rea¢h each town in Mallchester.
Continuing core services both in-persoll and online, includiiig pl'ayer m¢¢tiiigs, Bibl¢ teachiiigs, aijd life
groups.
. Upgrading technologicaI capabilities to accommodate our growing membership.
Int¢llsifying ¢ffi)rts to sewe fiuJdAiig througil innovative strategies and commiinity-driven initiatives like tli¢
Run4Hope eveiit.
. Expalldtng InÉni8try reach into Irel￿d and other regions, establishing new Geiitres where needed.
Maintaining and enhance partnerships with piofessionals and voliinteers, ettsui'ing the cliarity's growtb and
resilien¢e,
Next year, we will organise Ruli for Hope (R4H) with a different approach, which will allow us to connect with
thc community once agaiii through this event and to support people willing to t&ke part - as an ongoing
fiindraising initiative for ininisty development which l)as mobilised knuJdw15 of people to raise money for
reaching vulnerable people across tlie UK.
We will continiw the in-person and onlirLe t¢a¢l)iugs as paAt of our r¢gli1￿ activities, inclLiding
. ma￿l&se teachings
Relatioiisbip t¢a¢liiDgs
. Parellttng training
Bible teachings
Life Groiips
VETI- theological trainiiig
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. Prayer Times (Wedne5daylFridaylSaturday)
• Regional Conferences for men, women and children
• DanrR attd performing arts ¢lass¢s for I(idz G.A.N,G.
Continiie to niaintsin contact with Gongregkttion m¢mb¢rs via in-person service￿meetIngs, Wh&t$ApplZooml
telephonelemail. and visits when necessary.
New Trustees are being recruited to join the board. New strwtures are being developed in tenns of growdi
plai￿1ng and policies and procedures are continually being updated.
Trustees and officers
Tlie tt'LiSt¢es and officers serving duriJJg the year and since tlie year elld were as follows..
Trustees:
Mwmoyo
C Mason (resiglled 25 Mardi 2025)
S lCowaJGzyk (r¢signed 31 May 2024)
N Tett¢h (appointed 6 F¢bruary 2024)
Stru¢tur¢p governance and mallagem¢nt
Nuture ofguverning document
The governiiig document is a CIO Foimdation Registered 16th June 2016.
Oryanijalionul structure
There is a Board of Trustees who meets regLilarly to malce slrategic d¢¢isiolls as well as a Business Executive
Munag¢m¢nt Team, made up of SeLiior Pastoral Team and key Seiiior Staff of the chiirch charity which holds
regular weekly business meetiiigs for tbe day to day operations of the church oharity. As the chLiwh grows,
capacity is beiiig built with experts in finance administration ajongside identifying young I'alents for the
future direution of the chtwity.
Major rlsks and management of those rislov
Ri31(AtsseJsmenl
The Trustee5 a¢tively review the significallt risks th¢ ¢h8rity kres regularly and believe that maintaining the
free resetves stsfrd, Combin￿ with the Teview of controls ovgr ri'itiGal fmancial systems CEwried out on an
annual basis. will provide sufficient resources in the event of adverse coiiditions. The Trustees have also
examiiied other operalional and business rislcs that tliey 'face and confirm that they have established systeins lo
mitigat¢ the significant rislis.
Statement of trustees, responsibilitie5
The ti'l￿e¢S (who are also the directors of VictOTy Oiitreach Manchestei. for the piirposes of ¢ompany law) are
responsible for preparing the trustees, report. and the financial stateniellts in a¢cordallce with applicable law and
United Kingdom Accoiinting Standards (United Kingdom Generally A¢¢¢pted Ac¢oiinting Practice), including
FRS 102 "The Financial Repoiliiig Standard applicable in the UK aiid R¢publio of Ireland"
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Trustees, Report
Company law requires the tNstees to prepw'e financial statements foi. each fJnanGial year. Under company law
the triistees miist not approve tl)e fiJ)ancial statements unless they are satisfied that they give a trlie l￿d fair view
of th¢ state of affairs of the ¢haritabl¢ compaiiy and of tlie iiici)ming resoiirces and applicrAtion of resources,
incliiding its incoine and expenditure, of the charitabl¢ company for that period. In prepai'iug thes¢ fxnan¢ial
statemellts, tbe trustees are required to:
select suitable accounting poli¢ies and apply tliem consistently.
observe the methods and principles in the Charities SORP,
make judgements aiid estimates that are reasonable and prudent.
state whether applicable aocoiinting standards, comprising FRS 102 hav¢ been followed, subject to any
Inat¢rial departures disclosed and explailled ill the finallcial statemeiits. and
prepare the finaiicial statements on tlie going concern basis unless it is iiiappropriate to presume that tiie
charitable company will continue in busiD¢ss.
The trustees are responsible for k¢¢piug proper aGcoilliting records that oan disolose with reasonable acciiracy at
ally titne the fInancial position of th¢ charitable company aiid enable them to ensuir that the tLnanGial statem¢nts
¢omply with the Coinpaiiies Act 2006. They are also responsible for safeguarding the assets of the charitable
¢ompally and henGe for taking reasonable steps for tlie prevention and d¢tsction of.fraud aiid other irregulatitie5.
The ts'ustses are responsible for th¢ maintenance and integrity of the corporate and financial information
in¢luded on the charitable company's websits. Legislation governing the preparatioii and dissemination of
fIn￿]cIal statements may differ frojn legislation in other jurisdictions.
The annual report was approv¢d by the trustees of the charity oil 28 Marcli 2025 and signed on ils behalf by..
Twstre
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Independent Examiller's Report to the trustees of Victory Outreach Manchester {Ithe
Company,)
I report to tl)e ¢knArity truste￿ on my examination of tbe aL'¢OUiIt8 Ot the Comp8ny for the Ye￿ ended 31 May
2024.
Responslbllltles And bASiS of report
As tlie charity's ttwstees of tlie Company (and also it8 dir¢¢tors for the purposes of company law) you are
responsible foi. th¢ p￿p￿￿tIOn of the accounls in &ccoi'dance with tbe requirements of the Companies A¢t 2006
('the 2006 Act,).
Havit)g satisfied myself that tlie attoiints ot the Compally are not required to b¢ dudited under Part 16 of the
2006 Act and are eligible for indepetident ex￿]I1n&t10n, I report iii respect of my examination of your cliarity's
accounts as ¢arii¢d out uodei. s¢¢tion 145 of the Charities A¢t 2011 ('the 2011 Act,). In canying out my
examination I have followed tlie Directions given by tlie Charity Coinrnission linder sectton 145(5)(b) of the
2011 Act.
Independent examiner's statement
Since th¢ Compally's gn)ss inci)me exceeded £250,000 your exaininer must be a inember of & body listsd in
sectioii 145 of *h¢ 2011 Act. I ¢oiifimL that I am qualifi¢d to undertake the exarniiiatioJ] because l arn a inember
of ICAEW, which is oiie of the listed bodies.
I bave ¢ompleted my ¢xamination. I confirrn tbat no matters hav¢ ¢ome to my attei)tion in co]]llectlOll with tbe
exarnination giving me cause to believe..
accounting records were i￿t kept in r¢sp¢¢t of Victory OutreactL Mall¢h¢ster as req]Jired by seclioii 386 of
the 2006 Act; or
2. I'he accounts do not accord with those r¢cord$' or
3. the accounts do not comply with the accouttting tequirements of s¢Gtion 396 of the 2006 Act other th
any requirenient tliF¢t the accounts give a 'true and fair view, which ig not a niatter considered as part of an
ind¢pendei)t ￿￿mInatiOn- or
4. the accounts have not been prepwed iii accord￿]Ge with the methods ￿]d pi'inciples of the Statement of
Recommended Practice for aCCOLinting and r¢portiiig by charities [applic&ble to charities preparing th¢ir
&ccounts in accord￿l¢e with the Financial Reporting Standard applicable in th¢ Utl aiid Republi¢ of
Irelalld (FRS 102)].
I hav¢ no con¢crns and have come across llo other matt¢rs in Connection with the examination to which attention
should be drawn ill this report in order to enable a proper l￿derStanding of 'the accounts to be reached,
Paul Roper
ICAEW
M¢Kelleiis Limited
I l Riverview
The Embarikment Business Park
Vale Road
Heatoll Mersey
Stockport
SK4 3GN
Dat'e,.
3ililiC
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Statement of Financial Activities for the Year Ellded 31 May 2024
(Including Income and Expellditure Account and Statement of Total Recognised Gains
and Losses)
Unrestricted
funds
Restrlcted
fullds
Totol
2024
Note
Income and Endowments from:
Donations and lega¢ies
Charitable aGtivittes
Other trading ￿tIvitieS
InveSt￿ent illcome
Oth¢r in¢oin¢
301,270
22.120
2,065
17,599
80,II6
2,541
2,513
318,869
102,236
4,606
2,516
241
241
Total inGome
325,699
102,769
428,468
Expellditure on;
Raising ￿1]d8
Charitable activities
Other expenditure
(8,356)
(184.509)
(137,346)
(6,734)
(43,837)
(35,160)
{15,090)
(228,346)
(172,506)
li
Total expcnditure
(330,211
85,731)
(415,942)
Net (gxp¢nditure)liiicome
Transfei's b¢tween thnds
(4,512)
13,747
17,038
13,747)
12,526
N¢t movemcnt in fiind5
9,235
12,526
Reconciliation of funds
Total funds brougbt fonvard
97,860
215.407
313,267
Total funds carried forward
23
107,095
218,698
325,793
The notes on pages 13 to 27 form an integTal part of these finall¢ial stalements.
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Statement of Financial Activities for the Year Ended 31 May 2024
(Including Income and Expenditure Account and Statement of Total Recognised Gains
and Losses)
YeAr ended 31 May 2022
Restrleted
Total
funds
2023
Unrestricted
funds
Note
Income and Endowments from:
Donation8 and l¢gaci¢s
Charitable activities
Other trading activities
li)v¢siment income
Other income
286,239
3,330
2,580
23,837
105,513
737
899
310,076
108,843
3,317
902
1,00?
997
Total ill¢ome
293,149
130,991
424,140
Expenditure on:
Raising funds
Chw'itable activities
Other expeiiditure
(4,224)
(171,972)
119,478
(5,571)
(51,643)
38.473)
(9,795)
{223,615)
{157,951
li
Total expeiiditiire
295,674
95,687)
(391,361)
Net (expenditure)/income
Transfers betweell fLlnds
(2,525)
5,500
35,304
5,500)
32,779
Net inovew¢nt in funds
2,975
29,804
32,779
Reconciliation of fullds
Total fuiids brought forward
Total funds carried fOn¥￿,d
94,885
185,603
280,488
23
97,860
215.407
3 K3,267
All of the ch￿-￿ty,3 activities derive from continuing operations during the above two periods.
'rhe fvnds breakdowJ] for 2023 is shown iii note 23,
The notes oli pages l3 10 27 forn] an intsgral part of these fmwi¢ial stat¢m¢nts.
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Olegistration number: 1167670)
Balance Sheet as at 31 May 2024
2024
2023
Not¢
Fixed assets
T￿l￿1b1¢ assets
17
169205
16 I,844
Current llssets
Debtors
C￿h at bank and in h￿)d
18
27,970
214,672
7,S37
188,598
19
242,642
196,435
Crediton: Amounts flllling due within one year
Net curront assets
20
(69 439)
21,285
173,203
175,150
Total assets less ¢urr¢nt Ilabilities
342.408
336,994
Credito￿. knounts fAlJing due After more than one year
21
{16,615)
(23,727)
313,267
Net assets
325,793
Funds of the charity:
Restricted income funds
Restricted funds
218,698
215,407
Unrestrieted Income funds
Unrostricted funds
107,095
97,860
Total fuud5
23
325,793
313,267
For t]Je flliancial y￿. endxng 31 May 2024 the charity was entitled to exernption fffTriD audit w]der section 477 of
the C¢)mpanies Act 2006 relating to small comp￿lIeS.
Directors, respoiisibiliti¢s'.
The members have not Teqiiired the oharity to obtain an audit of its accounts for th¢ y¢ar in qiiestion in
accordance with section 476. and
The directors ￿knOwledge their responsibilities for complying with th¢ requirements of the Act with respect
to a¢rounting records and the pr¢parntion of ￿GOUntS.
The financial statsments on p&ges 10 to 27 were approved by the trustees. and autboTised for i.ssii¢ 01128 March
2025 and signed on their behalf by.,
Mwmoyo
Trustee
The notes on pag¢s 13 to 27 fomi an integral part of these financial stat¢ments.
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Notes to the Financial Statements for the Year Ended 31 May 2024
I Charity status
The PLincipal place of business is:
19 Liverpool Street
Salford
M5 4LY
These financial statements were authoris¢d for issue by tlie tnistees on 28 Mar¢h 2025.
2 Accountlng poll¢Res
Summary of significant accounting polleies and Iiey aceounting estimates
The principal accounting policies applied ii) the preparation of these fthancial statements are set out below.
Tliese policies have been consistently applied to a]1 tbe years presented, iillless otberwi8e stated.
Statement of compliance
The financial statements have beeii prepared in accordance with Accounting and Reporting by Cliarities,.
Statement of Recommended Practice (applicable to ch￿'ltieS preparing their accoiints in accordance with the
Fin4iicial Reporting Standard applicable in the UIC alld Repiiblic of treland (FRS 102)) (issued in O¢tober 2D19)
(Charities SORP IFRS 102)), the Financial Repoiting Standard appliGable in the UK alld Republic of Irelaiid
(FRS 102) And the Companies Act 2006.
Basis of prepAratlon
Victory Outreach fvlanchester meets the defiijition of a public benefit entity under FRS 102. Assets and
liabilities are initially recognised at historical cost or transaction value unless otherwise stated in the relevant
accounting policy notes.
Going concern
The tmstee5 coiisidei. that tligre are no inat¢rial un¢erlainti¢5 8About tli¢ Ch￿Ity'S ability to continue as a going
oncern nor any 8ignifLcant areu of uncertainty th8t affect the Garrying valiie of assets held by the charity.
Exemption frorn PTepariDg a cash fAoiv statement
The charity opted to Etdopt Bull¢till I published on 2 F¢bruary 2016 and have therefore not. included a Cash flow
stateirent in these financial statemaits.
Prior period errors
Cost ofL&nd and Buildings
In 20D7 a property was purchased as a sober living liome for men. Tliis was included in th¢ financiAI statements
at the value of the loan taken out to purC1￿e the building of £IOO,000. The biiilding has now been restated to
the original cost of £l29,000.
Income And endowmellts
All incoine is recognis¢d once the charity has entitlement to the income, it is probable that the incoine will be
received alld the amoullt of the inconie receivabl¢ can be Me￿lIred reliably.
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Donations aNd legacles
Donations are iecogiiised wbcn the charity has been notified in Writi1￿ of both tbe amoullt and settlement date.
In the event tliat a donation is subje¢t to wiiditions that require a level of performaiice by the charity before the
¢h4rtty is éntitled tD the funds, the income is deferred and not recognised i￿til eitlier those conditions P¢re fully
e¢ or the fulfilment of those conditions is wliolly within the Golltrol of the cliarity and it is probabl¢ that thes¢
COLiditions will be fLilfilled in the iyporting period.
Grants receivable
Grants are recognised when the charity lias an eiititlement to the thnds wid any wnditions linked to the grants
have been m¢t. Wl)ero p¢rforrnanGe conditions are attached to tlie grant and are yet to be mel the incotne is
re¢ognised ag a liability and included on the balance sheet as deffflY¢d inco￿¢ I'o be released.
Gifts In klitd
Gifts in kind are reoognised ii) different Way8 dependent on how they are us¢d by the charity..
(i) Tbose donated for resale produce iii¢ome when they are sold. They are valued at the arnount actually
realised.
(li) Those donated for onward tI￿s￿l$s1on to b¢iJefi¢iaries are included in th¢ Stst¢m¢llt of Fillall¢ial A¢tivitLes
as in¢oll)ing r¢souK¢s and r¢sourc¢s expended when they are distribiited. They are valued at the amount the
charily would have had to p&y to a¢qvire th¢m.
(iii} TIiDse donated .for 118e by the cli2rity itself are included wl)en receivable. They ar¢ vdu¢d at tlje amount the
harity would have had Éo Pfly to acquii'e them.
Inveslmenl incon
Tijis is in¢luded in the aGGounts when receivable.
C¥her income
Gifts in l(iiid are accouiited for at a reasonable estirnate of their vallie to the charity or the amounl. actually
realis¢d. Gifts in kind for sale or distribution ar¢ included in the accounts as gift3 only when sold or distributed
by the charity. Gifts in kind for use by th¢ charity ar¢ in¢lud¢d in the SOFA as incomillg resour¢¢s wli¢n
ieceivable.
Donated services and facilities are only included in incorning resoiwces (with an eqiiival¢nt ￿n0￿1t in resources
expended) where the benefit to the charity is reasonably qiialltiflable, m¢asiirabl¢ and matsrial. The value placed
on these i'esoiix'¢e5 IS the estimated valiie to tlie charity of the service or facility received.
I xpenditure
All ¢xp¢nditure is recognised onGe there is a legal or Collstriictive Cpbligation to that expenditiire, it is probable
settlem¢nt is r¢quiied and tlie ainoimt can be measured reliably, All wsts are alloGated to the applicable
expenditure heading that aggregate similar costs to that category. Wh¢r¢ costs Cannot be directly attributed to
particul￿. he￿ing3 th¢y liave been allo¢ated on a basis coiisistent with the use of resoiirces, with central staff
costs allocatsd on the basis of tI￿e speiit, ￿]d depr¢ciation ¢liarges allocated on the portioii ol. the asset's use.
Other support costs are allocated based on the spreRd of gtaff costs.
RalsingJuRdY
These are costs incli￿ed in altracting Volunt￿ incom¢, the management. of investtnents and thos¢ in¢urr¢d in
tRding activities that raise fund8,
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Notes to the Financial Statements for the Year Ended 31 May 2024
Cliarllable aetlvltles
Charitable expellditure Gompi'ises those costs incurr¢d by the charity ill the delivery of its a¢tiviti¢s and s¢rvi¢¢s
foi. its beneficiaries. It inclLides botli costs Éhat can be allocated directly to such activities and thos¢ costs of ali
indirect natlwe necessary trj support tliem.
Gronf ￿PendItUre
Whei'e the Charity gives a grant with conditions for its payment being a specific level of service or outpiit to be
provided, suoh grants are only re¢ogt)ised in the SOFA once the recipient of tlie grallt has provided the
specified.
Grants payable witbout perforrn&nce Collditions are recognised in the accounts whei) a coinmmitsnent has been
made and there are no conditious to be met r¢lattng to a grant which remain in control of the charity,
Gruntprovlslotty
Provisioiis foi. grants are inaile when the intelltion to malle a grant has b¢erL communi¢ated io the re¢ipieJt biit
there is uncertainty about either the timing of the g￿nt or the ainount of gi'ant payabl¢.
Siipport eosts
Support COSts iiiclude central fuiictions and have been alloGated to activity cost categories on a basis consistlll
witli the use of resources, for example, allocatlllg property cos15 by floor areas, or per ¢apita, staff ¢ost5 by th¢
time speiit and other costs by their usage,
Governance costs
These incliide the costs atlribiitable to the charity's conipliance with constitutional and statutory requirements,
including the preparation and independent examiiiation of the statutory accounts, strategic managemeLIt and
trustees meetings and cost of any legal advi¢e to trustses on goVern￿]Ce or Constitution￿ matters.
T#xatlon
Th¢ charity is Gonsid¢i'¢d to pass the t¢sts set out in Paragraph I Schedule 6 of tbe Finance Act 2010 and
therefore it meets the definition of a charitable company for UIC ¢orporatioll tax piirposes. Accordingly, the
Iiarity is potentially eKempt froin Iaxation in respeth of income oy capital gains tEceived witliii) categories
ov¢red by Chapier 3 Parl I l of the Corporation Tax Ath 2010 or Sectioii 256 of the Tax&tion of Cbkwgeable
Gaiiis Act 1992, to the extent that such iiicome or gains &e applied exclusively to cb8Xitabl¢ purposes.
Tangible r￿ed assets
Individual fixed assets costing £500.00 or niore are Initially recorded at cost less any subsequ¢nt a¢cumulated
depreciation and subsequent accuiiiillated impairnient losses.
Depreei%tioll and amortisation
D¢pre¢ialToii is provided oil ￿lgible fixed assets so as to write off the cost or valiiation, less any estitnated
r¢sidua] valiie, over their exp¢ctsd useful e¢onoini¢ life as ft>llows.'
Asset class
G¢neral equipment
Fixtiires and fitting8
Motor vdiicles
DepreelAtion method and r4te
25Q/o Straight line
IOO/i Straiglit line
250/0 sÉraight line
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Notes to the Financial Statements for the Year Ended 31 May 2024
No amortisation 15 charged to freehold
propety as tli¢ PTQP¢rty is niailltailled to
such a staiidard th&t the estimated residual
valu¢ is not less than cost
Freehold property
Tr#d¢ debtors
Trade debtors are amoun18 diie from ¢ustoineis for merchandise sold or sei'vices perfonned in the ordinary
¢ours¢ of busilless.
Trade d¢btoi's are recognised initially at the ti'ansaction price. They are subsequently ihea8ured at amortise(I cost
iising the effective interest metho4 less provision for irnpairtneiit. A pi'ovision for the impairtnellt of t&7de
debtors 18 established wb¢n there is objective evidence that the clwity will not be able to Qollect ail amounts due
according to the original terms of the ￿CeIvables.
Cash and cllsh equivalents
Cash and Gash equivaleiits comprise cash on hand &nd call deposits, aiid other sliort.temi highly liquid
iiivestments that. are ieadily convertible tv a known amount of cash and are subject to an insignifL¢ant rislc of
change in value.
Trade ei'editors
Trade creditors are obligations to pay for goods or services that hav¢ been a¢quired in the ordinary course of
business froin 511ppliers. Accounts payable are classified as ciirrent liabilities if the charity doe8 Ilot have an
uiiconditional rigbt, at tlie ¢¢￿ of th¢ r¢portAng period, to d¢for settl¢n]¢nt of the creditor for at least twelv¢
months &ftei' the reporting date. If tli¢r¢ is an unconditional right to defer settlement for at least twelve months
after the i'eporting date, they are presented as non-CULTent liabilities.
Trade creditors are recognised initially at the transaction price and subsequ¢ndy measured at amortis¢d cost
using the effective interest method.
Borrowings
1iiteiESt-be￿Ing boiirtrwings are initially recorded at fair value, iiet of trallsaction costs. Iiiterestknbearing
borrowings al'e subs¢qiiently carried at amortised cost, witb tlie difference betw¢¢n the p￿reeds, n¢t of
transaction costs, and the amoimt due on redeinption being r¢cognised as a ¢harge to tbe Statsm¢nt of Financial
Activities Dver the period o'f the relevaiit borrowing.
Interest expens¢ is re¢ognised on tb¢ basis of tl)e effectiv¢ interest melhod and is in¢lud¢d iti interest payable
id Simil￿ cliarges.
Borrowings are classified as current liabilities unless the charity ha5 an unconditlollal light to defer settlem¢llt of
the liability for at least ttvelve months after the reporting d&te.
Fund structure
Unrestricted fuiids can be used for the general objectives of the charity as set out in the trnstees, report. The
movements of the iinrestricted fLU)ds are giveD in the Statenient of Financial Activities.
D¢signat¢d fimds ale fi￿d$ set aside by the trustees oiit of unrestricted genei'al funds iing fenced for particular
purpos¢s or projects,
Restri¢t¢d iiicome funds are tlios¢ donat¢d for lis¢ in a parti¢iilar drea or for spg¢ific purposes, the use of which
is restricled to that area or piirpos¢. These Testrictions often arise as a result of the regular appeals for sp¢¢ial
offerings ￿ld specific donations.
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Not￿ to the Financial Statements for the Year Ended 31 May 2024
Penstolls and other post re¢irement obligations
The charity op¢rat¢s a d¢fined rontribiition pension scheme which is a pension plan under which fixed
contribiitions are paid itho a pension fund <1nd the chai'ity has no legal or con$tru¢tive obligation to pay furthei.
contribiitioiis even if the fund does not hold Slifficient assets to pay all employees tbe benefits relating to
employee service in the Gurrent and prior periods.
Contributions to defined colltributioii plans are recognised in the Stat¢m¢nt of Fittancial Activities when they are
due. If contribiition payinents exceed the coiitribution due for service, tlie excess is recognised as a prepayrnent.
3 Incoine from donations and legaeie8
Unrestricted
funds
CellerRI
Restricted
funds
TotAI
2024
Total
2023
Donatlolls and legacies.
Donations from individuals
Gift aid iYclaiJn¢d
Grants, in¢ludillg capital gr￿lts.
G￿￿ts from other charities
Gifts in kind
257,093
32,677
15,324
2,275
272.417
34.952
256,509
35,367
11,500
11,500
17,700
500
301,270
17,599
318,869
310,076
4 tncome from charit#bl¢ 4rtiviti¢s
Unrestrlcted
funits
Gener41
Restricted
funds
Total
2024
TotRI
2023
Ri￿4HOp¢
Rent receivable
United We Can
7,536
7,536
22,120
72,580
18,055
3,330
87,458
22,120
72,580
22,120
80,116
102,236
108,843
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Notes to the Fillancial Statements for the Year Ended 31 May 2024
5 Ineome from other ti'adlng aetlvities
Unr¢stri¢ted
funds
General
Restricted
funds
Totgl
funds
Totfil
2023
Tiading incoine.
Sales of goods ￿}d Bervices
Other trading incom¢
Events iThwine'
Other events iiicome
Local fulldraisiiig and street
collectioii income
490
1,206
490
3,089
1.883
2,847
104
104
150
78
845
923
320
2,065
2,541
4,606
3,317
6 Investment In¢om¢
Unre$tri¢ted
funds
General
Restrieted
funds
Total
2024
Total
2023
Intsr¢st receivable and similar
iiicome.
Interest receivable on banlc
deposits
2,513
2,516
902
7 Other income
Unrestricted
fund5
General
Tothl
2024
Total
2023
Fees and siipplies
241
241
1,002
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Notes to the Financial Statements for the Year Ended 31 May 2024
8 Expenditure on raising fundg
A) Costs of generatlng don*tAoiis And legaeies
Unrestrlcted
funds
General
Restricted
funds
Total
21124
Total
2023
Note
Donations
8,248
4,637
12,885
8,791
b) Costs of tradlng activities
Unrestricted
funds
General
Restricted
funds
T(bt*l
2024
Total
2023
Note
Costs of goods sold
I08
2,097
2.205
1,004
108
2,097
2,205
1,004
9 Expenditure on charitable activities
UnTestricted
funds
General
Restricted
Total
2024
Total
2023
Note
Services, teachin&
hospitality alld
pastOTal
Events
Grant funding of
activities
St&ff costs
Governance costs
13,614
5,954
8,747
724
22,361
6,678
14,402
2.284
23,510
130,285
11,146
24,115
5,657
4,594
47.625
135,942
15,740
128,341
10,530
io
184,509
228,346
223,615
In addition to th¢ expenditui'e analysed above, there are also governance costs of £15,740 (2023 £10,530)
which relate directly to ¢haritsble activities. See iiots 10 tor fiirther details.
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Notes to the Fillancial Statements for the Year Ended 31 May 2024
10 Analy518 of governance and SUPPDrt costs
Governance costs
Unrestrlcted
funds
General
Restrleted
funds
Total
2023
2024
Independent examiner fees
Examillation of tlie fjiiancial
stateinentB
970
10,176
415
4,179
4,594
1.385
900
9.630
Othei. fees paid to exglminers
11,146
15,740
10,530
11 Other expenditure
Unrestricted
funds
GenerAI
Restricted
funds
TOÉAI
2024
Total
2023
Note
Legal & professional fees
Rent & rntes
Depreciatioll, aniortisatxon
and other sirnilar costs
Utilities
Travel & subsisten
IT costs
EqLiipment & untsnance
General expenses
In3Li1￿ce
B￿]k charges & Inte￿$t
3.632
50.002
7,493
11,125
50.002
20,571
42,114
10.526
22,781
5,930
4,157
18,660
11,294
4,508
5,856
134
10,660
22,781
33,145
4,157
18,852
11,420
4,508
5,856
7,521
21,679
29,751
3,556
14,581
8,233
3,760
6,185
27,215
192
126
137.346
35,160
172,506
157,951
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Notes to the Finanetal Statements for the Year Ended 31 May 2024
12 Iyet incomingloutgoing i'¢sources
Net outgotng resourc¢s foi. the year include,.
2024
2023
Depieciation of fixed assets
1.0,660
7,521
13 Trnstees remuneration and expenses
During the Ye￿ the charity made the following transactions with trustees:
S Kow8lczyli
During the Ye￿.. S Kowal¢zyk paid ¢xpenses on behalf of the charity totalling £7,403 (2023.. £1,409) and was
i'eimbursed for this expenditui'e. During the prÉor a¢¢oiuJtiiig periol S Kowalczylc was also given £50 for
servin8 at an ￿eTht at the church, Separately, during the prior accoiinting period S Kowalczyk purcliased goods
to be resold in the charity's Café valued at approximately £500 and gift¢d t￿¢se to the charity.
No t￿stee$, nor any persoijs connected with tbctll, I￿ve received any rernullerdtion from the charity during tlie
year,
No trnStees have received any other benefits from thv charity dur(ng the year.
14 Staff costs
The aggregate payroll costs as follows..
2024
2023
Stsff e05ts during the yea Y were:
Wages and salaries
Socia.1 security costs
P¢llsion costs
Other statf costs
122,768
4,359
3,245
5,570
117,475
3,581
3,025
4,260
135,942
128,341
The moiithly average nurnber of persons (incliiding senior management I leadership t¢am) employed by the
charity duriiig the year expr¢ss¢d'as full time equivalait5 was as follows:
2024
2023
Raisiiig funds and ¢]Jaritable artivities
Others - support
5 (2023 - 5) of the above employees paiticipated in the Defined Contribution Pension Schemes.
Contributions to t￿e employee pell8ion sehtmes for the year totalled £3,245 (2023 - £3,025).
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Notes to the Financial Statements for the Year Ended 31 May 2024
No einployee received emoluments of more than £60,000 during th¢ yoar.
15 Independent examln¢r'8 remuner&tion
2024
2023
Exall)ina¢ion of the financial gtatenients
1.385
900
Other fees to exan)Iners
All other servi¢¢s
14,355
9,630
16 Taxation
The Charity is a registered clwity and is therefore exempt fi'ou] t￿￿ati0ll.
17 Tangible fixed assets
Land and
buildings
Furnlture and
equipment
General
Equipment
Motor vehlcles
Cost
At l. June 2023
129,000
18,375
12,300
81,846
241,521
At 31 May 2024
129,OOQ
18,375
12,300
81,846
241,521
Depreciation
At I JE￿e 2023
9,292
3,844
59,180
72,316
At 31 May 2024
9,292
3,844
59,180
72,316
Net book value
At 31 May 2024
129,000
9,083
8,456
22,666
169,205
At 31 May 2023
129,000
9,083
8,456
22.666
169,205
18 Debton
2024
2023
Trade debtors
Prepayments
Olher debtors
550
28,698
(1,278
27,970
1,323
5.062
1,452
7,837
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Notes to the Financial Statements for the Year Ended 31 May 2024
19 Cash #nd cash equivAlents
2024
2023
Casli on liand
Cash at bank
75
214.597
430
188,168
188,598
214,672
20 Creditors: amounts falling due within one year
2024
2023
Bank loans
Trade creditors
Other creditors
Pension scheme creditor
AcerLmls
8,892
43.781
11,731
689
4.346
8,886
3,455
3,431
606
4,907
69,439
21,285
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Notes to the Financial Statements for the Year Ended 31 May 2024
Bank borrowfings
The l(ingdom Bank Mortgag¢ is denomiThat¢d in sterliiig with a nominaI interest l'ate of 6.15ty/0 (2023 . 7.50/0).
and the final instalinent is diie on 9 Aiigust 2027. The ¢arrying amount at yew end is £25,571 (2023 - £32,613),
The illortgage with Kingdom Bank was iised to pur¢hase a sobei. living Iwm¢ for rnen. The origtnal wnount of
th¢ loan was £100,000 repayable over 20 years. The home is iised by related Charity Project 67 with rent payable
as disclosed Én the r¢lat¢d parties note,
21 Creditors: amounts fAlling due after one year
2024
2023
Bank loans
16,615
23.727
22 Obligations under leases and hire purchase contracts
Operating lease eommltments
Total futhr¢ miniinum lease payments iillder non-canrellable operating lease8 are as follows:
2024
2023
Land And buildings
Within one year
Between one and five years
49,000
122,500
12,249
171,500
l2,249
Other
Within one y¢aT
Between one ￿]d five years
7,658
1,584
18,794
1,584
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Notes to the Financial Statements for the Year Ended 31 May 2024
23 fiunds
Bal&n¢¢ at
3] Mfiy
2024
Balanc¢ at I
June 2023
Incoming
r&sour¢es
Resources
expended
Tr4n$fers
Unrestrieted funds
General
97,860
325,699
(330,211)
13,747
107,095
Restricted Funds
Ulllted W¢ Call
Building Fund
Othei. Restricted Don&tioi)s
Commuaity Wraparound
Services
165,847
40,604
395
86,130
223
16,416
(79,719)
172,258
40,827
(3,020)
(13,747)
8,561
2,992
5,569
Total Restricted funds
215,407
102,769
(85,731)
(13,747)
218,698
Toknl funds
313,267
428,468
(415,942)
325,793
Balance at
31 May
2024
BfilAnee at I
June 2023
Ineoming
resources
Resour¢¢$
expended
Transfers
Unrestricted
General
94,885
293,149
295,674
5,500
97,860
Restricted Funds
United We Can
Building Fund
Other Restricted DonatioLIS
Commiinity Wraparoulld
Services
139,630
45.973
112,837
49
395
(81.120)
(5,418)
(5,500)
165,847
40,604
395
17,710
9.149
8,561
Total Restricted funds
185,603
130,99I
95,687)
5,500
215,407
Totjl fund8
280,488
424,140
(391,361)
313,267
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Notes to the Financial Statements for the Year Ended 31 May 2024
The speGifio purposes for which the fwid8 are to be opplied are as follows..
The United We Can fiind is to be uBed for plauting n¢w Ghurclles ill th¢ UK and Eump¢ and supportii)g th¢m in
tlieir early years. It is also used for paying the travel costs of Victory Outreach Mancliest¢i s pastors servittg tlie
worldwid¢ Victory Oiitr¢ach Cl)urch ￿ld fiinding a small proportion of Certaiti cliarity overlieads.
The Building Fund is for the Plirchase of a new building to be used as a sobor living facility.
The Cominiinity Wlaparound Services fund is us¢d to provide help attd SLlPPOrt for the local cominunity.
Other Restri¢ted Donations includes,,
donations given througli the Three Peaks chall¢nge to rais¢ money fiindillg attendallc¢ at Efft intgmatxonaj
confereii¢¢
Cod¢ Red dotsatÉons funding gifts and encouragement for women livin£ in hostels escapiiig doillestic violence
- doiutions to purclwe new soilnd and lighting equipment.
The sound alld lighting equipment piirchased tbrough 'other restricted donations, has beeii Capit￿ised. A transfer
of the value of the equipment has been included to recogtiise tb¢ purchase of the eqiupment out of restricted
funds.
24 Analysis of net assets between funds
Unrestricted
funds
GenerAI
Tot41 funds #t
31 May
2024
Ilestricted
funds
Tangible r￿ed assets
Currenl assets
Current liabilitÈes
Creditors ov¢r l year
169,205
23,944
(69.439)
(16,615
169,205
242,642
(69,439)
(16,615)
325,793
218,698
Total net assets
107,095
218,698
Unrestricled
funds
Genell'41
Total funds at
31 May
2023
Restrieted
funds
Tallgible fixed assets
Current assets
Ciur¢iit liabilities
credito￿ over l year
Total net assets
160,548
(17,676)
(21,285)
23,727
1.296
214,Ill
161,844
196,435
(21,285)
(23,727)
97,860
215,407
313,267
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Notes to the Financial Statements t'or the Yerfir Ended 31 May 2024
15 Related party trnnsactlolls
Diiring the yw the Gbarity made th¢ following relat¢d pwty transactions:
Project 67
(Iii Novetnber 2020 a new Charitable Incorporated Organisation (CIO) was registered as Project 67 (Cliarity
nuLnber I l92263) whicli took oo the responsibilities of tlie Hon]es (sober living facilities) that had been part of
Victory Oiitreach Mallcliester. )
The charity provides a house to be used by Project 67 as a sob¢r living fa¢ility for men. Rent paid by Project 67
to the charity during the year was £9,990 (2023: £3,330).
Victory Outreach Man¢h¢ster gav¢ a donatithi of £4,088 (2023.. £3,530) to Proj¢Gt 67.
E Curtis is employed by tbe Victory Outreach Man¢bester and 15 a trustee of Project 67,
tncluded in other crediloTS at the year end is an amount of fiinding received by Project. 67 which is held by
Victory ￿1(reach Manrh¢st¢r on behalf of Pi'oject 67. At th¢ balance sheet date the arnoiint due lo Project 67
was £10,128 {2023- £Nil).
Community Change Programme
(P Lloyd, an employee of t1￿ thwity, is a trustee of tb¢ CommiTnity Cliange Programme, a Charitable
'I'nGorporated Organisgitloll 8UPPOrting people affgcted by alcohol ￿]d substanLe addiction.)
During the year, th¢ charity made donations of £191 (2023.. £851) to c0￿munity Chang¢ ProgNllm¢. At the
balance s&¢et date tho 8mount diie to/from Con]miinity Change PrO￿amme was £Nil (202) - £Nil}.
Churches plAnted by the charlty
(Victory Outreach Manchester has planted a iiimiber of otlier Victory Outreacli chiirches,)
The cbaiity gave £24,Il5 (2023.. £35,810) to Ghurcb¢s planted by the charity, At tlic balaiice sheet dale the
&moL￿t due tolTrom chur¢1￿ plkmted by the charity was £Nil (2023 - £Nil}.
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