ANNUALREPORTS AND FINANCIALSTATF.MENTS Tr"OR TIIE
YEAR EIYDED 28TII FEBRUARY 2025
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TREND
FOUNDATION
(A COMPthY LIMITED BY GUARAKfF,F)
REGISTEKED CFIARITY hlJNIBF.R: 1170880
RF.GISTF.RFD COMPth'Y h'UMBER: 10001362

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CO,NI LNTS
Page 3
Legal and Administrativc Information
Pagc4to6
Report of thc Directors,
Pagc 7
Statement of Financial Activities
Page 8
Balancc Sheet
Pages9 lo 16
Noles to the Financial Statcmcnts
Page 17
Indcpcndent Examincls Rcport

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LEGAL knDMlhlSTRATIVE INFORMATlnN
CIIARTTY hlTNIBER
1170880
COWKNY REGisfRAIION NUNIBFJI
10001362
DATE OF IYCORPORATIOY
I lth Fcbruary2016
START OF FINANCIAL YEAR
I st March 2024
EYD OF FtNAP4CtAL YEAR
28th February 2025
DIRF.cfoRS AT FF.BRUARY 2024
Sarah Morrow
Mulang Shu
Jade Pottcr
Caitlin Hall
GOVF.KNIliG DOCIIMEYr
Mcmorandum and Articles of Association Incorporated I l th February 2016
0￿ECrS
To advance the health and wellbcing of Childrcn living in the UL To (kliver this objcct the Charity wll; a) Provide high quahty
cost effectivc health programmcs. b) Develop and innovative scrvices that addrcss thc nceds of thc changing population. c)
Provide related training and education. d) Opcrdlc as to maximise the Charitable bcncfit of its income balancing costs and value
generation.
CORRESPONDEliT ADDRESS
71~75 ShcltOD Strcct
IA)ndon
WC2H 9JQ
PIU.MARY BAliKERS
Barclays Bank PIC
I Churchill Place
IA>ndon
E14 5HP
IliDEPEPiDE,NT EX4Ml￿F.Rs
Muhammad Farooq Khalid

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RF.PORTOFTIIE DIRECIORS, FOR TIIF,
I'EAR ENDED 28TII FEBRUARY 2025
The trustees present thcir rcport along with the financial statcmcnts of the charity for the ycar ended 28 February
2025.
Rcfcrence and administrative inforn]ation sct out on pagc 3 fornis part of this report. Thc financial
statemcnts comply with current statutory requircmcnts, the Mcmorandum and Articlcs of Association and the
Statemcnt of Recommended Practicc - Accounting and Rq)orting by Charitics (cffcctive from January 2019).
Structure, Governance and NIAnagemellt
The charity is governed by the Memorandum and Articles of Association of the company limitcd by guarnntec.
The charity is governcd by a board of trustees as listed on page 3. Potential new trustces are nominated by exi.sting
trustecs. The trustees havc considered the principal risks facing the charity and have put in place systems and controls to
mitigate them. Safcguarding policies have bcen updated in the light of Covid-19.
The trustees have engagcd with Hodwell Associates and Reach Volunteering as part of a funded programme from Ciry
Trust to increase trustee numbers.
Objectives and Activities
Reverse The Trcnd Foundation works with children, young people, families and communities across the UK to improve
physical, cmotional and nutritional health. There is a particular focus on mental health in light of the Covid-19 pandemic
and the Cost of Living Crisis
Revcrse Thc Trend Foundation recognizes thc importance of a systematic and multi-sector approach to tackling childhood
obesity and mental health. We combine the best business practices with thc science of bchavioral change and apply this
focus into all of our initiatives. We crcate evidence-based and evidencc-gathcring programs.
In setting the objectives and activlties for the year, the tnistees have had regard to the guidance issued by the Charity
Commission on public benefit.
Achievements and Performance
We successfully delivered a 12-wcek mental health programme to 5,756 children. During this period, we cstablished new
strategic relationships with MAC and CAMHS. We are also in active discussions with a major distributor to scale delivery
in 2026, with the potential to reach over 200,000 children.
Collaborations
We continue to work with government agcncics to implement our programs. We work closely with Public Health,
Department of Education, Dcpartment of Hcalth, Nl IS, The Education Authority, Directors of Education in Wales, Safe
Food, SNG, SHtNE Network in Scotland and Local government throughout the UK. We continue our relationship with
CIVA and AHSN'S throughout England. Our UK Randomised control Trial is ongoing.
Technology
We continue to work with Microsoft's Non Profit programme and to comply with GDPR regulation.

REPORT OFTIIE DIRECtORS
(Continued) FOR TIIE YEAR EliDED 28.rii F-EBRUARY
2024
Programmcs
Wc continuc to crcate age-appropriatc matcrials and programmes to accommodatc childrcn and young pcoplc aged 4-18
years old. We havc dcvelopcd and extcndcd our programmcs bascd on evaluation and feedback. Duc to the success and
appetite for our 12-wcek programme we are designing a ycar-round programme.
We have stripped back our programmcs to create a minimum bascline of good mental health for children and young
people. With only 5 % of NHS budgets spcnt on prcvcntion, we rencw our plcdgc to reverse the trend of childhood obcsity
and poor mental healih.
We have crcated extensive mental hcalth matcrials to work alongside our physical and nutritional health programmcs.
We have endeavored to maximise inclusiviry with our programmes and work, providing translations of work and hard
copies where online access is not available.
We have developed a Ncuronimo At Home programmc for parents are carc givers. We have adapted the programme and
dclivercd to 23,350 SEND young people.
We have dclivcred the programme to 27,643 ESL young people.
We have had requests to create a mental health programme for adults and corporates.
Reach
Wc have continucd to extend our reach to England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ircland and Republic of Trclan(L
Staff
We have full time 3 employees on fixed monthly salary basis.
Volunteers
We continue to work with a total of 30 volunteers.
COVI1￿19 impact and Cost of Living
As a charity we have continucd to be greatly impacted by COVID-19 and the looming cost of living crisis. Our young
••
people have been impacted in both their mental and physical health through and post pandemic. The anticipated cost of
living crisis combined with an energy crisis has further impacted both mental and physical health. Cold homes will have
an impact as will reduced spcnding capacity due to rising costs of day-to day bills. Parental stress will impact greatly, and
we anticipate a continued increase in dcmand for services as scen during Covid-19.Funding opportunities are greatly
reduced, further emphasizing the need to diversify income.
Financial Review
The charity has made efforts this year to sccure outside funding and continued in this year to put in place the foundations
needed to build reserves. We piloted 2 cross charity delivery programmes as a diversification of income source which
was well received and we plan to continue.
The trustees are confident that the ongoing works in getting the structure and procedures in place alongside anticipatcd
contracts will in the future lead to a financially sound basis for the charity.
Resern'es
The charity has reached and maintained its 5 months rcscrvcs by generating unrestrictcd surpluses.

RF,PORT OF TIIE DIRECTORS, (Continued)
FOR THE YEAR ENDF,D 2KfFI FEBRUARY 2025
Statcmcnt of Directors, Responsibilities
The Charities Act and thc Companics Act rcquire the Board of Trustces to prcparc financial statcmcnts for each financial
ycar which givc a true and fair view of the statc of affairs of thc charity as at the end of the financial year and of the
surplus or dcficitof the charity. In prcparing those financial statcments the Board is rcquircd to :_
select suitablc accounting policics and then apply thcm consistently;
makc judgements and estimates that are reasonablc and prudent;
15.
prepare thc financial statements on the going conccrn basis unless it is inappropriate to presume that
the charitywill continue in business;
i&
state whether applicable accounting standards and statemcnts of rccommended practice have
been followedsubject to any material dcpartures disclosed and explained in the fmancial
statements.
The Directors are also responsible for maintaining adequate accounting rccords which disclose with reasonable
accuracy at anytime the financial position of the charity and which are sufficient to show and explain thc charitys
transactions and enable themto ensure that the financial statements comply with the Companies Act 2006 and
comply with regulations made undcr the Charitics Act. They are also responsible for safeguarding the assets of
the charity and hence for taking reasonablc steps for thcprcvention and dctcction of fraud and other irregularities.
The Directors are also responsible for the contents of the Directors, report, and the responsibility of the independent
examiner inrelation to the Directors, report is limitcd to examining thc rcport and ensuring that on the face of the report.
there are no inconsistencies with the figures disclosed in the financial statements.
These accounts have been prepared in accordance with the provisions applicable to companies subject to the small
companies regime.
I approve the attached statement of financial activities and balance sheet for the year ended 28 February 2025 and
confm that I have made availablc all infonnation necessary for its preparation.
Approved by the Directors on the 22112125
Signed on their behalf by Director

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GUARAKfEF.)
STATEMF.hT OF FI￿￿'clAI. AcfiviTIES FOR
TIIE YEAR ENDED 28TII FF.BRUARY 2025
OJKorp(xxting knc£xne & Expiditutt Acuwnt)
Unrcstrictcd Rcstricted
Fun(L8
Fun&
TOTAL
202dV25
TOTAL
2023124
Notes
LYCDMING RESOURCFS
Income Ral￿rreS from Crtnerated Funds
Donations Grants & L£gxics
57.418
59.454.77
116,872.77
105.418.18
Invcskncnt Incorne
2b
Activitics for Gcncrating FurMIs
4.078
TOTAL L%CO.MLNG RTrSOLRCES
57,418
59,454.T7
116J72.T7
110,451
RESOLRCES EXPF%I)ED
Cost of Generating Fundj
Cost of Chantsble Activitscs
60.799
59.454 77
120253.77
108.787.23
Cost of Gcncrating Funds
3b
Govcrnance Costs
700
TOTAL RESOLRCES L'SLD
60,799
59,4_41.77
120253.TI
109,48723
TT ￿C()￿1￿c￿loLTGOITr4G) IIFSOLR(ES
(3J81)
(3J81)
Balance Broughi Forward
16,628.05
16,628.05
16,619
Introductson of I￿rning Managemcnt Systcm
4&17
TOTAI, FUNDS CARKITr'D TrORIVARD
13247.05
13247.05
16.628.05
Movements on all rcscrvcs and all rccogmscd gains and losscs arc shown abovc. All of the charity's orKrations are C1￿￿d as continuing.
TIK noles on pagcs 9 to 16 form part of thcsc financial statcmcnts

BALANCE SIIEET
AS AT 28TII FEFIRUARY 2025
Unrcstrided
Funds
Rcstnctcd
TotAI
2&Feb25
Totxl
2&Feb14
Notej
Fixed Ajscts
TIn￿ble Asxts
Intan￿7)IC knscts
4,690
173,867
4.690
173367
ITJ,867
178,557
178,557
173J67
Current AAsets
Stock
Dcbtors & Prcpaynxnls
Cash at Bank and in Hand
Totxl Currtnt Assets
16
lJ20
9.05
l J29.05
25
(700)
Creditors: amounLs falling duc within onc pr
629.05
ET cuRRE￿r ASSETS
174A96.05
TOTAL ASSETS less current Ilabllitiej
178582
(36,620)
Credltorj: amounts fallin% due In more than one year
IW82
137,876.0S
ET ASSF.TS
17L$82
Funds dthe ChArity
Gcncrnl Funds
Rcstnctcd Funds
178582
137,876 05
178382
178582
178J82
137376.05
TotAI Funds
Di￿15, Responsibilities:
The Directors are satisfied that for the year ended on 28th February 2025 the char"rtable compary was entitled to exemptlon from the
requirement to obtsin an audit under section 477 of the Companies Act 2006 and that no member or members have required the compary
to obtain an audit of its accounts for the year In quests'on in accordance with sectlon 476 of the ACL However, In accordance with section
145 of the Charities Act 2011, the accounts have b￿n examined by an Independent Examiner whose report appears on page 18.
The Directors acknowledge their ￿sPonsIbl11ty for complying with the requlrements of the Companies Act 2006 with respect to accounting
records and the preparatson of accounts. The accounts have been p￿pared in accordan￿ with the provlsions in Part 15 of the Companles
Act 2006 applicable to companies subject to the small companies regime and in accordance with the Financial Reporting StsrKJard
applicable in the UK3nd Republlc of Ireland (FRS102).
The Directors acknowledge their responsibility for ensuring that the company keeps proper accounting records which comply with seth'on
386 of the Act and for preparing finanoal statements which give a true and fair view of the stste of affairs of the company as at the end
of the financkl year and rf its profit and loss for the financlal year In accordance with the requirements ofsections 394 and 395 and which
otherwise comply with the requirements of the Companies Act 2006 relating to accounts, so faras appllcable to the compary.
22 DecembY025....
Approved by the Directors on
Signcd on thcir bchalf by Dircctor
Prlntcd Name
lulang Shu

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li0I"LS TO I"IIE FINANCIAL STAI LMENTS F'OR TIIE
YEAR LSDED 28 111 Tr"Tr:BRUARY 2025
l. ACtDirYrt,%G POIJCIF.S (Cofidnued)
Bash of Pttparndon & Ajsessmtnt of Golng Concern BAJIJ of
PrtPAration
Thc finAncial ￿￿MentS have lttn prcparcd under the historical cost convcntion with itcmj reco￿l$ed at cost or Iransacti on valuc unlcsj
otherwise stated in thc rclcvAnt notes. The financial statcments have bcen prcparcd in Accordance with the Statcment of Recommcndcd
Practice: Accounling and Rcportin8 by Charilieg prcparing thfflr accountq In accordance with thc Financial Rcporfin8 StandArd applicable in
the UK and Rcpublic of Ircland (FRS102) (cffcctivc l JanuAry 2015) - (ChantsC8 SORP- FRSI 02) and Ihc Charitics Act 2011,
The Chanty mccli thc dcfmitson of a public bcncfil cnlity undcr FRSI 02 Assctj and liabilitics arc inilially rccogniscd Al hil￿nCIl cost unlcss
othcrwse stsled in the relcvant accounting policy notes.
Asstssment of GoinR Concern
Preparntton ofthc accounts is on a 8oin8 conccrn basis. The trustccs cornqidcr that therc arc no matLYial unccrtainticg about the Charity's ability
to continue as a goin8 conccrn.
The accounts hAVe bccn prq)ared on thc assumpiioD thal thc Chanty is ablc to continuc LI A going concern which the Tnutccs Co￿11der
appropnatc havm8 regArd to funding sccurcd for 2024125. Thc Trustccs have pro￿ded ongoin8 SUPPOrt to the Chanty and havc obta￿ed loan
finance. allo￿n8 thc chanty to carry out further scheduled charitable acti￿(leS dunng this financi￿ pcnod.
Recognltlon of Incoming Rejourtts
Thcse arc Inclu(kd in the Ststcmcnt of Fuwicial Actsvltics (SOFA) whcn.
• thc chanty becomcs entsilcd to the rcsources;
. the tnLStees arc ￿rtuAllY certain they will rcceive the resources; •nd
. thc moneiary value can be me&wrcd with sufficient rchabiliry
Incoming Resources wlth Relaled Expenditure
Wherc Incomin8 resources have rrlatcd cxpcnth'turc (as with fundraising or contract Income) the incomin8 rcsource and rclatcd cxpcndjturc
arc rq)ortcd gross in thc SOFpA.
Grants and DoDAtiong
Grants And D(￿￿tt(￿s are only mcludcd In the SOFA ￿en thc chanty h&s uncond1ts￿al cntstlcmcnt to the regoum.
Tax Reclalmj on DonAtlonJ and Giftj
Incomm8 resourca from tax rcclallns are mcludcd In thc SOFA at the samc time as the gjft to which they relate.
Contractual Income and Perforniance Related Grants
This is only mcluded ￿ thc SOFA once the rclated goods or scrnccs has bccn dchvcrc(L
Donated Serylcej and Fialities
Thcsc Arc only included in mcoming reS￿￿CeS (with an quivalcnt amount in rcsourccs expended) whcre thc bcncfit to thc chanty is
rcasonAbly quantifiablc. mwurnble and matenAI. The valuc placcd 00 thcsc rcsourccs is thc cslunatcd valuc to thc chanty of the scrnce or
facility receiv
Voluntetr Hdp
The valuc of any voluntary help recfflved is not mcluded In thc accounts but Is dcscribcd m the tn￿l¢es, annual rc
Investment Income
This ￿ ￿cIudcd UJ tlic accounts when receivablc.
Investmcnt Galns and lA)Jses
This includcd any or loss on the SAIC of Invcslmcnts and any gain or loss rcsulting from rcvaluing invcstmcnts to markcl value at thc cnd
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PiOTF..S TO THF. FINAIN'CIAL STATENITr".KfS (Continued) F"nR TIIF. YF,AR
EPIDED 281.11 Tr"EBRUARY 2025
I. ACCX)U%TING POIJCIFS (Conilnued)
Expenditure and Uablliilcg
Llability Re¢oEnltlon
LAabilittes are rrco8nised As s4x>n as there is I Icgal or constNctive obli88li(m committing the chanty to pay out rcsrnirccs,
Covern*n¢e Costs
Inclu(k costs of the FKeparntson and exArnmation of statulory ￿counts, thc costs of thc trUStccs' mectings And cost of any le811 advice to
tTh￿te¢S (xi 8ovcrnance or c(mstiluti(mal malterj.
C•rAnts with PerforniAnct Condltions
Whcre thc chanty ￿l'eS a grant conth'tions for its paymcnl bcin8 a spccific Icvcl of scrvicc or output to bc provide(L Juch yants arc only
rccognised in thc SOFA once thc rccipicnt of the granl has pr0￿dCd Ihc spccificd servicc or output.
Grants Payible without Pcrforniance Conditions
Thcse are only recogniscd in the Accounts when a commitmcnl hAS bccn made and thcre are no condjtions lo bc n￿t rclatsng to a grant wknch
remain in control of thc charity.
Support c￿ty
Support costs Include central functions and have bccn allocalcd lo ackn"￿ty Cost catC8ories on a basis consistcnt with thc ￿e of thc resourcc8.
e8 allocating propcrty costs by floor areas. or tKr capiia. staff costs by thc timc spcnt and othcr cosls by their usagc.
PenJionJ
Tr Chan'ty opcrntcs a &fine contribution pcnsion schcmc and the pcnsion charge rcprescnts thc Amounts payable by thc company to thc fund
in respect of thc fitwjcial pcno(L Pension contnbutsons arc chargcd to thc Statcmcnt of Financial Activitics as thcy bccomc pyable.
Tautlon
The Chanty is rxcmpt frorn tAX on its charitablc xtivitscs.
.egal Status of tbe Charlty
Thc charity is a company ljmitcd by 8uaranlcc and has no sharc capital. In thc cvcnl of thc charity bcing wound up. thc liability In rcspcct of
thc guarantee is Iimilcd to £ I w mcmbcr of thc chanly.
Tr'ixed T￿gible Ajsets
Tan￿ble fixcd asscts for usc by the chanty, thcsc arc capiLiliscd if thcy can be uscd for morc than one year, and cost at Icast
£ I,O(X). Thcy arc valucd at cost or. Ir￿fiC{L At thc value to the chAnty on recam.
Investments
Investmcnts quoted on & rrcogniscd stock cxchAn8c are valucd at markct value at the year cn¢L Other invcstmcnt asscts arc mcludcd at
tn￿tces, bcst ethmate of mArkct value.
tkprc¢iAtion E￿ense
Dcprcciation Is calculatcd at a rnlc to writc off thc cost of tan￿bIC fixed asscts on a rcducmg balance basis ovcr thcir cstsmatcd uscful livcj.
Thc ralcs applied pcr annum arc as follows:
Gcncral Eqwpmcnl
Rcstnclcd F4U￿ment
Amortization E4Knse
Amort17Ation ￿11 bc calculalcd al a ratc lo wntc off th¢ cost of Intan8iblc asscts on a rcducing balancc basis from FY 2026. Thc rates applicd
pcr annum arc as follows:
Intangiblc Assets
33.33•/0 Siraight Lmc Baqs
33.33•A Strwsht Luje B&ffls
20•/9 Straight ￿ne Basis
Thcrc has be￿ no changc to thc accountin8 policies (vajuation rules and methods of accountUl8) cxccpt amortuation policy addcd since I￿l pr.
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NOTES TO THE FINANaAL STATEMENTS (Contlnued) FOR THE
YEAR. ENDED 28TH FEBRUARY 2025
Urncqtrictd Regtrictd
Fundg
Fund•
T(yfAL
202W25
TOTAI.
Notrj
a) Donltlons Grints & Iwci
Gifts & tknAtILXIJ
57.418
59,454,T7
116,872.77
105.418.18
57,418
59J54.T7
116J7L77
IW18.J8
b) lovestment ljcon
9&18
57,4111
116J72.Tl
109
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NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (Contlnued) FOR THE
YEAR ENDED 28TH FEBRUARY 2025
3: RFSOI,'RCES EXPEJDED
UNestriCtcd Rcstriclcd
Fun&
TOTAL
202W25
T(YfAI.
2023n4
a) C(wts of Charttahle Actlrftks
Administrative Cl￿￿
Baftk & Intcrtst CIw8CS
10,633
58
10,633
58
.420
16,162
86301.13
3.280
59,454.77
59.454.Tl
50.108
Salancs & Wa8CS
Wcbsite Costs
50,108
59854.T7
1203S3.T7
108,7f.13
b) C(Art of Generati￿ Funds
Fun&aising Carts
c) Goyernanct Costs
Indcprndent Exammern Fce
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NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENT5 (COntInu￿1) FOR THE
YEAR ENDED 28TH FEBRUARY 2025
4. RbSTrICTED FUM)S
PREIIOLS FThAN(JAI. YFAR
BalAnce
01.Mir-11
BIlAftce
EX￿n{h,1u￿ TrnMferJ
Sovemgn
Thc Westminster Foundation
The Hampstcad & Campden Wcllj TnL
The Young Camden Foundation
41.988
I,8￿}
36,766 77
41,988
36,788.77
Lurnin8 Mana8cmcnl PrO￿Arn￿
41,988
84354.77
41,988
84A54.T7
$4854.77
Batsnce
01-MAr-24
BalanLY
Income Expenthturc Transfcrs
Sovcragn
Thc Wcstminster Foundatson
16,988
1,81J)
36.766.77
16.988
36.788.77
S￿l
59,454.77
59J54.Tl
59,454.77
Ikarning ManA%ement System - Onlinc resourccs for Children and Young Pcople to dclivcr spccific learning proprllncs.
The rcstrictrd funds hcld arc rcprcscnlcd by thc Chanty's cash rcscrvcs and stock Ma￿l&ll]ed and are to Ix expcnded as specificd above.
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NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (Contlnued) FOR THE
YEAR ENDED 2sfH FEBRUARY 2025
5. DLBTOFLS AND PREPAYNIF.Yrs
Unrcstrictcd
F￿d
RcstridLyJ
Fund
Totsl
2&Fd￿2s
Sun&y Dcbtors
JJ29
6. CASII ATBAYK thD IN
Unrestricted Rcstnctcd
Fund
TotAI
2&F&25
Cash at Bank and in Hand
25
7. CREDrroRS: AMOIThTS FALLThC DIT wmiiN YEAR
Unrcstrictcd Rcsthctcd
Fund
Total
2&Fd￿L$
Sundry Creditor5
Indq)cndcnt Examu)cr5 Fee
8. CREDrroRS: AMOUNTS FALUNG DLE IN MORE TIIAI% YEAR
Unrcstncted Rcstrictcd TotAI 2&
Totsl 2
Fund
Fund
Fd￿25
F&24
Bounce Back I￿]
Pnvate LA>an
Thc Charities Aid FOu￿tiOn .
Thc Ccntrc for Innovation & Voluntary Action - tA>an
4.620
4.620
4.620
32,lJY)
32.(XM)
32,1Y)O
36,620
36ffj20
36,620
Thc Charity secured a Governmcnt~Backed Business Intcrniption Paymcnt - Bouncc Back Loan via Barclays BanL Thc Chan"ty sccurcd a
£1 O.(K)O loan at 2.5Q/• Intcrcst no rcpayThcnts duc wthin thc first ycar and rq)aymcnt Icmu of 72 Months.
On thc 9th August 2021. thc Charity obtained an unsccurcd LA)an from Thc Ccntrc for Innovation & Voluntary Action. The Chanty
ob￿ned an unsccurcd Loan of £32.000 at 5.0(r/• intrrcst and rcpaymcnt of 36 Months.
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NOTES TO THE FINANaAL STATEMENTS (Contlnued) FOR THE
YEAR ENDED 28TH FEBRUARY 2025
9. NET KSSETS BEIIVELY FUYDS
Unrcstnc*d Ratridcd T(ts11He￿ T(rtxl 2&Fe￿24
Fun(Lq
Funds
173,867
173,867
173,867
629.05
(36.620)
Fixed Asget Investments
Nct Currcnt Asscts
Long Terni Liabilitics
(36.620)
(36.620)
1373n
1373n
137A76.05
10. RECONCIUATION OF MOvEmE￿r oy CAPITAL AND RESERVF.S
The Company is Limitcd by Guarantee and is a Charity re￿51cred the Charity Commisgion number 1170880 And Is Dot. thcrcforc,
subject to Corporatson Tax and does not have a Share capital.
TOTAL
202
TOTAL
2023n4
Profit / (tkficit) for thc financial ycar (Jhcr
Rccognis¢xl Gains
(3J81)
9.05
(3J81)
16,628.05
16,619
Balances Brought Forward
13247.05
I6￿28.05
Closing Funds at 28TH Fcbruary 2025
11. STAFF COSTS A%T) hlTMBFKS
The Charity cmployed no mcmbcr5 of staff dunng this or thc prcvious financial year. Thc Charity continucs to usc Ambassadors on a sclf-
employcd basis and outsource our productjon tcams. Wc aim to rccruit pcrnancnt staff In Imc with thc expansion of thc progrnmmc and Rcr
in 202412025.
Thc kcy managcment pcrsonncl of the chantsblc company compriscs the trustccs and CEO.
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11 PA}￿ENTs TO DIRF.cr()R.S AYD RF.I,ATED PARTIF.S
On the 17ih January 2017, thc T￿￿te¢S agrccd to Acqu￿¢ the use of Jervicej for rcscarch and dcvelopmcnt purpogcg and agreed for Ihose
geTvices to bc delivcred by Neurommo Limitcd (Rcgislcrcd Company Numbcr N1655004). It wa9 agrttd that thc rcsearch and prngramme
delivery services would be admini8tcrcd by Ncwonimo Limilcd (Rcwstcred Company Number N1655004) At no initial annual cost.
which would bc Thiewcd ￿nUallY by the TTUStecs.
The Chicf Executsvc OfficLY of Reverse The Trend Foundation (Rcgistercd Charity Number 1170880), Mrs c￿lI1n Ilall is a Director
and Sharcholdcr of Ncuronimo Limited (Re￿Stered Company Number N1655004) and holds the Trndemark for Ncuronimo hAvin8
created Ihe progrnmmc. The Chief Exccutsvc Officer, Mrs C￿dIn Hall is also rclalcd to Rcvcrsc The Trcnd FoundAtion Tnutcc, Mrs
Sarah Morrow and all conflicts of intcrcst have been idcntificd, mana8cd and documcntcd In accordancc with the Charitys Cjovcrning
13. RISKASSFSSMEKr
The Directors activcly review thc major risks which thc chan'ty faccs on a regular basis and bclicvc that m￿ntaInIng thc frce rcKrve8
stated combincd with thc annual rrvicw of the controls ovcr kcy financial rystcms carricd out on an annual basis will provide gufficicnt
resources m the event of advcrsc conditions. Thc Directors havc also examined othcr opcrational and busincss risks which they face and
confirn] thal thcy have establishcd systems to mitigatc thc significant nsks.
14. RESERVES POLICY
The Directors have considercd the levcl of rcservcs they wish to rclain, approprialc lo thc charitys nccd8. Is bLsed on the chantys
$￿e and the level of financial commitments held. Thc Directors aim lo cnsurc thc charity ￿11 bc able to conlinuc to fulfil its charitsble
objectivcs even rf thcrc is a tcmporary shortfall in incomc or uncxpcctcd expcnditure. The threctors will cndcavor not to set ￿de funds
unnecessarily.
15. PL￿lJc BF.N￿F1T
The Chanty acknowlcdgcs Its requircmcnt to dcmonstrate clearly that it must havc charitable purposes or 'aims' that arc for thc public
bcncfit. Dctails of how thc charity has achicvcd this arc providcd in thc Trusttts report. Thc Trustccs confirm that thcy havc paid due
regard lo the Charity Commission gwdancc on public bencfit beforc deciding what activitics thc chanty should undertakc.
16. STOCK
There is zcro invcntory during thc yrar.
17. Intangible Assets
Intangible asscts consisls of thc Learnujg Managcmcnt Programmc wknch is uscd as an online rcsourccs for Cknldrcn and Youn8 People
to delivcr specific learning prorynmcs Programmcs credit arc chargcd at US Dollar ratcs In ordcr to gcncratc profits to furthcr thc
Chantys objects.
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INDEPENDENT EXAMINER'S REPORT ON THE ACCOUNTS
te￿ members of Revcrse The Trcnd Foundation on the accounts for thc
ar cnded 28th Feb
Respective responsibilities of trustees and examiner
Chari
trustees (who are also the directors of the company for the purposes of company law) arc
spons
rq)aratson o
financial statcments. The trustees are satisficd thal thc audit rquircmcnt of Section 144(1) o
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(the Act) does not apply. and that thcre is no requirement in the governing documcnt or constitution o
onducting of an audit. As a consqucncc, thc trustces have clectcd that thc financial statcmcnts bc sub"
examination
ind
g satisfied myself that the charity is not subject to audit, and is eligible for indcpendent examination, it is
responsibility o:_
examine the accounts undcr section 145 of thc ACL
b) to follow thc procedures laid down in the Gencral Directions given by thc Charity Commission und
145(5)(b) of the Act; an(L'
to state whethcr particular matters have come to my attention.
Basis of independent examiner's statement
I conducted my examination in accordancc with the Gencral Directions given by the Charity Commissioners for England & Wa
in relation to thc conducting of an ll)dcpendent examination, refcrred to above. An independent examination includes a review
of the accounting rccor(Ls kcpt by thc Charity and of the accountmg systcms employed by the Charity and a comparison of the
financial statemcnts presented with those records. It also includes consideration of any unusual items or disclosurcs in th
financial statements , and seeking explanations from you as trustees conccrning such maltcrs. Thc purposc of the examination is to
establish as far as possible that there have been no breaches of thc Charities 4cgislation and that the financial statements comply
with the SORP, on a test basis, of evidence relcvant to the amounts and disclosures In the financial statemcnts.
ecti
The procedures undertaken do not providc all the evidence that would bc rcquircd in an audiL and inforniation supplied by the
trustecs in the course of the examination is not subjected to audit tcsts or enquirics, and consquently I do not cxpress an audit
opinion on the view given by the financial statcmcnts, and in particular, I express no opinion as to whether the financial statcmcnts
vc a true and fw view of the affairs of the chanty, and my rq)ort is Iimitcd to the matters set out in the statcment below.
I planncd and perfornicd my cxamination so as to satisfy myself that the objectives of the indepcndent examination are achieved
and before fmalising the rq)ort I obtam written assurances from the trustecs of all material matters.
Independent examiner's statement
In thc course of my examinatioo no matter has come to my attention:
which gives mc rcasonablc cause to believe that in. any material respect, the trustees requircmcnts:
' to kecp accounting rccords in accordance with section 386 of thc Companies Act 2006. and
to prepare accounts which accord with the accounting records, comply with the accounting requirements of section
396 of the Companies Act 2006 and with the mcthods and principles of the Statemcnt of recommendcd Practice:
Accounting and Reporting by Chanties.
have not been mct; or
to which, in my opinion, attcntion should be drawn in order to cnablc a proper understanding of the accounts to be rcache(L
I have no concerns and have come across no othcr matters in connection with the examination to which atlcntion should be
drawn in this report in order to enable a proper undcrstanding of thc accounts to bc reache(L
Muhammad Tr"arooq Kllalid
Chartered Certified Accountant
95C BelleGrovc Road Wclling Kent, l.ondon DA16 3PC
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