Regis¢ered Charity No- 1176302
VICTORY OUTREACH
LONDON CITY CHURCH
Trustees, Report and Accounts
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For the Year Ended 5 April 2025

CONTENTS
PAGE
Legal and Adminislralive Delails
Trustees, Report
Independent Examiners Report
Stalemenl of Financial Aclivities
Balance Sheet
io
Notes to thc Accounts

REFERENCE AND ADMINISTRATIVF. DF.TAILS OF THF. CHARITY, ITS TRUSTEES
AND
ADVISERS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 5° APRIL 2025
Trllstees
Wailon Weeks
Vicioria Lloyd
Phyllisha Johnson-Brown PJB
Charity reRisttred Number
1176302
Date of Charitable Registration
15 1)ecember ?017
Prlneipal offl¢¢
Victory 0￿reaCh London City Church
61 Brid&ye Sirttt
Kingion
HR5 3DJ
Independent ¢x*rnin¢rs
A¢¢ounting Assist Lid Clo Good to Give Ltd
Bankers
Natwest Bank PIC

TRUSTEES, REPORT
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 5" APRIL 2025
The Board of TrLLStees. who are ihe [r￿s￿eS for chariu. law PUT]x)ses. submit their annual report and
the financial statements of Victot). Outreach London Ciry Church for the }'ear ended 5 April 2025.
Th¢ Board of Triistees conf1rn15 that the annual retx)rt and financial statements of th¢ Charit), comply
wilh current statutory requirements, Ihe requirements of ihc Charit) s govcrning document and the
provisions of ihe Sthiemeni of Recommended Prathice {SORP)'Accouniing and ReFrf)rting by
Chariiies {revised 20051.
Structureg go￿.er￿ance and maD4gem¢nt
The 3 Trustees are:
Wailon Weeks
Victoria Lloyd
Phyllisha Johnson-Brown PJB
The Trustees who have served during the year aff sei out on page i and meet on a regyular basis.
The Trustee5 play a primary role in ensuring good governance and functioning of the charity. The
Board's rol¢. liin¢iions and r¢sponsibililies are quite ¢learly defind. The ¢rusiees have uliimaie
Lonirol over all the affairs of(he charii>'.
The Charity LUTTenily has a stron&J team of Advisor). B￿rd Inemkrs in ¢h¢ UK u,ho have helt*d to
secure financial support and contribute (o ihe fulure planning of ihe organisation.
Governini Doeument:
Victory Oiiir¥dch LondL)n Cit}. Church is charitable incorFN)rated orgyanisalion. reg>istered on 15
DeLember ?017. The Lharil) s gFovernin&y document was ainended on •8 OL'tokr •O19.
R¢¢rllltment and appointment of Trusiee's
Th¢ m¢M￿r5 of th¢ G¢n¢rnl T￿51¢¢ Board are irust¢¢s for the purr*)ses of ¢harity law. N¢w irustees
ma}, be appointed b}. resoluiion of a meetinbj of Ihe trustees.
Mu¢h of the charity's work fo¢uses up)n ihe promotion of the Christian faiih. the prevention or relief
of poverty.. edlieaiion and training.
Th¢ Board of Tru5tffs s¢¢ks lo ¢n5U￿ ihal th¢ n¢￿5 ofthi5 group are appropriat¢ly ￿fleCt¢d through
the diversit> of the trnstee bodv. The chariiy Soubhi io ideniif) Ihose who would be willinbi io I￿l.0Me
trustee5 of the Charity and use their own experience io assist the charity.
Risk Managernent:
We are committed to a policy of identifying, monitoring and managing the risks that might adverselv
affect the activities in which M'e ar¢ involved. In thL5 CQllt¢xt. risk is defined as the potential to fail to
achieve charity objectives and for loss. financial and reputaiional. inhereni in ihe environmeni in
which we operate in the nature of the trdllsaaions underraken.
The principle risk of the chariiy has been its dependence on voluntary, income. Trustees have initiated
various processes to miiigate such risk. so thai the charity has sufficient reserve in the event of
advetse L￿ndition(s}. The Tru5tee5 have also examined other 0￿rdI10naI and busine55 risks which
they face and confim) that they have iaken sieps lo miligaie significani risks ihai nia> arise (where
applicable).

TRUSTEES. REPORT
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 5" APRIL 2025
Public Benefit:
The Trustees have complied with ihe duty, in Section 4 of rhe Charities Aci ?006 and have paid due
regard to public benefii ivhen preparing this retK>rt. The b¢n¢fit provided ro the public is consistent
with th¢ aitns of thc charity in UK.
Objectii'es and activities:
The principal purw)se of the Church is the advancement of the Christian faith in accordance with the
statement of beliefs.
Oiher objects of the Church are-
the relief of sickness and ihe presert'alion and proieciion of goLxI healih for ihe publie benefit.
by the provision of healih relaied ￿￿kShopS offering advice and guidance in res￿et of a
numbeT of medical condilions.
the relief of financial hardship among the general public by providing an>, such persons with
Joods which they could not tsiherwise afford through lack of means.
In reviewing ihe objectives and planning the aciivilies. the Trnstees have given ¢areful consideration
to thL Charii>' Con)mission's &?LllLfdl guidance on public i￿ner11 and. in particular. io ils
supplenientary public benefil guidance on advancin&y ihe Objecti￿¢5 as sel ou¢ atr*ive. The Trustees
¢onsid¥r th¢ ¢urren¢ a¢tivilies as dciailed in this r¢r￿rt deliver publi¢ bei)¢fil.
Grant MAkin% Policies:
The church provides supwrt to members of ihe congregation (at ihe discretion ofthe leadership leaml
who are in need.
Achievements And performance:
Victory Homes London.. Transforniing Lives through Compassionate SupFx)rt and Christian Values.
Victory Home5 London is proud to announce ihe comm¢nc¢m¢nl of its inaugural 5UPPOrted
accommodation hom¢ in Grai'esend in OctDb¢r ?022. w¢looming individuals whg hav¢ fac¢d th¢
Lhallenbwes of drug and alcohol addiclion. Our organizaiion is commiiied io providinb? a nuriuring and
residential Christian environment for men. including ihose dealing with issues related to hornelessness
and addiction. Our fundamental ethos reTr"olves around the belief that e&er)' individual. regardles5 of
their past siruggles. deserves an opwnuniiy for resioration within iheir families and communities,
recogni7.ing a grcater purtK)se for thcir lives.
Supported Accommodation with PurrK)se
Our newlv established home in Gravesend. operaiional since SepiemE*r 2072. currently oJTers 5 bed
spaces. This communitv residence serves as a hai'en where men can receive comprehensive supp)rt
and engage in tailored progrdm5 designed to prepare them for more inde[￿ndent living. Our holistic
support plan, a cortdition of their license agreement. encompasses a range of crucial Components:

TRUSTEES. REPORT
FOR THE YEAK ENDED i. APRIL 202)
l. Relationship Building Skills-. Residents aciiNelJ engage in activities aimed at enhancing iheir
ability to build and maintain posill￿.¢ ￿lationshipS.
2. Life Skills Training.. Praciical life skills are imparted to emwwer individuals to face the
challenges of daily living with confidence.
3. Budgeiing Skills: Financial literdcy is promoted io instil resp)nsible budgeting habits and
financial manag¢m¢nt.
4. Menial Healih Support.. Our team is dedicaied to providing the necessary assistance for
Tcsidcnts to improvc their nicntal hcalih and wcll-being.
5. F.mployment Prepardiion- We assisi residents in acquiring the skills required for eniering or
Te-enteringj th¢ workforce. promoting seif-5uffici¢n¢y and ind¢p¢nd¢n¢e.
6. Team building: The men in the home
Christian Ethos with In¢lu$iviiy
Victory I IDme5 is a Christian or&Tanization. and our M'ork is &yuided bj Chrisliai) principles. However,
it is iniKX)rtani to note thai while the influence of our C hrisiian eihos is L¥'ideni in ihe way we operni¢.
there is no requirement for residenis to share the same faiih. Our d￿)r$ are open to individuals from
all walks of life. and our ¢ommitsneni io iheir well-being remains unwavering. As long as they are
willinbl to follow.
Progress and Success Siories
We are pleased to share that the men at Victory Homes actively participate in coun5ellingF sessions.
and ps)'chotherapy. and adhere to the guidelines of our programs. The progress ii)ade b}. our Tesident5
is evident. and we remain optimistic aboui their coniinued improven)en( throubhoui ihe duration of
their stay. We are especially proud io highlight ihe success of one individual M,ho has graduated from
our program and 15 now thriving in his journey loward a healthier aiid iiior¢ fulfilling life. At Victorj.
Homes London. we hal'e every expectation that our residents will noi only manabtre a healthy lifestyle
but ￿ ill also be well on their way lo reaching their full polential. We look forward to continuing our
mission of transforniing liv¢s and making a posilive itnpact on th¢ comn)unity.
Financial reviem.:
Incom¢ and F.xpcndi¢ur¢ during lh¢ y¢ar aniountcd io £ l iO.00? & £95.582 ￿S￿¢tivC1J (2024.. £
94,533 & £ 95,582). Th¢ attaohd finanoial statrm¢nls show th¢ CUr￿nt Stat¢ of th¢ Charity's finan¢¢s.
Plans for Future Developments:
The Charity plans to develop various fundraising strategy to include mass marketing. Besides ma5S
marketing and eN'ents. the charity is aiming io achieve lis targets ihrough securing donations from
willing indii'iduals. A deielopmeni trt)ard ma), ￿ credied io help include oiher avenues of fundraising
to be included in the yearly programme.

TRL.STEES' REPORT
FOR THE I￿.4R ETr*DF.D S".4PRIL 2025
Indepcndent Esimincr-
'I'ht (.'hdriiy'.4 indepeiithni ¢%aminer,.4num 11a.￿￿8n. Ff.i.'A (if Accountin8 AS%1￿ Lid Clu G(K)d to
(iivc l.Id. have iiidicaicd l￿-ir Nilliiigiicsi 10 oljcr iTr.cmscli'es fDr appoiniTheiir
Thi) re￿)rt was approved b). Ihe TnJsTee> on and signed on thcir belwlf by..
Name .
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INDEPENDENT EXAMINER'S REPORT
FOR THE YEAR Ef4DED 5" APRIL 2025
INDEPENDENT EXAMINER'S REPORT TO THE TRUSTEES OF VICTORY OUTREACH
LONDON CITY CHURCH.
TH
I r¢port on the financial statements of the charit!. for th¢ vw ended 5 April 2025 whi¢h compris¢
Ihe Statemeni of Financial Aeiivities and Balance Sheei wilh asS￿laie nores.
This report is made Solely to the Lharity's Tr￿lee5. as a I￿)dy. in accordance wilh seetion 145 ofthe
Chariiies Aci ?01 l and regulations made under seciion 154 of thai Aa. M!, i%'ork has been undertaken
so that I might state io ihc charit} s Trustccs thos¢ mattcrs l ani rcquircd to statc to thcni in an
independeni examinews report and for no oiher purpose. To ihe fullest exient ￿mIllied b> law. I do
noi accept or assume responsibilit). io an>'one oiher ihan the chariry, and ihe eharits s l-rusrees as a
body. for my examinalion WOTk.
RESPECTIVE RESPONSIBILITIESOF TRUSTEES AND EXAMINER
The eharity's Trust¢¢s a￿ responsible for the pr¢pAraiion of ihe finan¢ihl statements. and ihey
consider that an audit is noi required for ihis vear under seaion 1441?) of rhe Chariiies Acr 2011 {the
Act) and that an independent examinalion is needed.
It is my responsibility to..
F.xamine the accounis lundcr Section 145 of ihe Chariiies Aa}:
To follow thc procedures laid down in ihc GenLfdl DirL'Ctions given by the Charity
Conimissioners (under Section 14515Mbl of the Charilies Act): and
To stale wheiher particular mailers have come to my atierttion.
Basis of Independent Examiner's repDrt
My examination was carried out in accordance wilh the General Direciions given by the Charity
Commissioners. An examination includes a review ofihe aLcouniingp records kem bj the
GrollplDistri¢i and a ¢omparison orth¢ a¢¢ounis presented wilh thos¢ re¢ords. It also in¢lud¢s
considerdiion of any unusual iien)s or disclosures in the accounts and seekinbT explanaiion% from you
as trustee5 conceming> an). such matlers. The procedures undertaken do not provide all the evidence
that would be reqLiired in an audit. and conseqtsentlv no opinion is given as to w.hether the aceoui)ts
present a 'irue and fair. view. dnd the rewbrt is limited to ihose matters se( out in the 51dieinent below.
Ind¢pertdent Ex4rniner'$ stst¢m¢m¢
In connection with my examination. no maller has come to my altenlion..
l ) which gives me reasonable cause lo klieve Ihat in any maierial respecl the requirements:
to keep accounlinbp reLords in accordance wilh seeiion 130 ofihe Ael; and
to prepare financial Statements which accord wilh the accounting records and comply
with thc accounting requirements of ihe A
have not been met; or
2) lo which. in my opinion. att¢nlion should be drawn in order to enabl¢ a prO￿r understanding
of the financial statements 10 be reached.
Sign¢d..
Dat¢d: 0511112025
Anum Hassan, FCCA
On bchdlt-ot-Aicounling AsSi5t Ltd

STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL ACTIVITIES
{Incorm)raiing Income and eipendirure account)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 5" APRIL 2025
Unrestriettd Restrieted Total Funds
Total Funds
2025
2025
2025
2024
Notes
Incoming resources
Voluntary Incom¢
Other Income resources
77,150
77.150
70.842
52,852
52.852
Total Incoming resourees
130.002
IJD.002
Resources expended
Cost of Generating Funds
108.6J9
108.639
79.291
Charitable Actii'ities:
Ministry
Governance costs
10.845
1.045
10.845
1.045
i.143
3.148
Total Resources eipended
120.529
120529
Movement in tothl fund for ihe year-
Net income / lexpendiiure) For ihe
ear
9.473
9.473
-i.oso
Fund balance brought
forward
IOA53
3J32
Fund balance carried forward
20.016
20.016
2J82

HAI.4YCF. SIIF.b.1"
A.$ ..IT i".IPRIL 211?5
2025
2024
2024
6.609
ri,•61
CI'.RKF.NI ASSETS
r)L'biLbrs
( a%1) ai bank
5.Y5¥
12.461
IX.419
4.4116
CIIF.DITI)R%'. aini)uni% lullin¥
duc wiibin oni y¥ar
Tr.T LI.'RRLP41" ASSTr'.'I'S
1.1.4117
2.2N2
20Jb16
1Th,54.1
C'II IK11"1' F'llfv4D
Unrc%lrii'.cd lunds
2D.IJIO
10.541
-I'Ol'AI Tr'I,'%I)
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NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEME]4T
FOR THF. YEAR F.NDF.D S. APRIL 2025
I. ACCOUNTING POLICIES
1.1 Basis of preparation of financial Statements
The financial siaiemenis have been prepared in accordance with the Statemeni of Recommended
Practicc18ORP). 'Accounting and Rcw)rting by Charitics, published in Dcccinbcr 2005 and
applLLable accouniing standards.
1.2 FuDd accounting
General funds are unrestricted funds which are available for use at ihe discreiion of ihe Trustees
in furth¢rdnc¢ of ¢he genera] objectives ofthe charity and which have not been designated for
other purpos¢s.
Restricted funds are funds which are lo be used in accordance wilh Specific restrictions imposed
b> donors or which have been raised bi, Ihe charil), for particular purtx)ses. Th¢ costs of raising
and administeringy such funds are charged againsi ihe specific fund. The aim and use of each
restricted fund is set out in the notes lo the financial statements.
1.3 Incoming resourees
All incoming resources are included in Ihe Siaiemeni of financial aciiviiies when ihe charity has
LntitlLn)Lnt io the funds. cenainiy of receipt and ihe amount can be me&sured with sutricient
Donated services or facilities. which comprise donaied services. are included in income at a
valualion which is an estiinale of ihe financial cosi borne b), Ihe donor where such a cosl is
qiianiifiable and measurable. No income is rttobTnised where ihere is no financial Cost borne by
third party.
Income tax recoverable in relation io donatio￿4 received under Gift Aid or deeds of covenant is
recog>nised ai the time of ihe donation.
1.4 Resources expended
Ex￿ndItUre is accounted for in the period in which it wcur5 and has been included under expense
categiories that 8bgrebTate all c05t5 for allocation to activitie5. Where cost5 cannot be directl).
attributed to particular activities. they have been alloca*d on a basis consistent with the use of the
rcsourccs.
Fundraising costs are those incurred in seeking voluntarv contributions and do not include the
Costs of di5s¢minating infomiation in suptKTrn of the charitable aclivilies. Support costs are those
Losts incurred directly in support of expe￿Illure on the objects of Ihe chariiv and include project
managemeni carried out at Headquarters.
Govcrnancc costs ar¢ tho* inCUr￿d in conneclion with administrntion of the charity and
compliance w'ith consiiiuiional and slaiuloTh requirements.
Grants pavable are charged in the >'edr when Ihe olTer is made excepi in those cases where the
offer is conditional. such graft￿ being recognised as expendiiure when ihe condilions aitaching

NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENT
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 5" APRIL 2025 (Lvntinued)
are fulfilled. Grants offered subject to conditions which have not i*en met at the yearend are
noted as a commilment but not accrued as expendilure.
2. INCOME RESOURCES VOLUNTARY INCOME
Unrtttritted Restricted
Funds
Funds
202.5
Total
Toial
202)
21124
Tithcs
Offerings
Gift Aid
3?.544
34.163
10.44)
15.871
34,163
10.443
8..i68
70,842
3. TOTAL RESOURCES EXPENDED
Si*fTCosts
Oiher
Tol*l
Tot81
21125
2025
2024
Cost of generating funds:
Admin Costs
7,895
94,871
102.766
76.844
Royalty Fee
5.874
5.874
2.447
Charitable Aetivities:
Ministry
Governance Costs
10.845
1.045
10.845
1.045
13.143
3,148
7095
112.635
120 529
95,582

NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEME]YT
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 5" APRIL 2025 (COMIlMued)
BREAKDOWN OF COSTS
Staff Costs
Other
Total
Total
2025
2025
2025
2024
Admin Costs
Markeiing
Rent & Ra¢es
Hire of Venue for Church
Services
Insurance
Mailing Address
Payroll
DBS Service
DVLA
Storable Cquipnieni
Zooiii Subscription
Phone & Intemet
Website L harge
D¢pr¢¢iation
Hotel
Travel
Repair & Maintenance
Office C.05t5
Viclory Home5 Costs
13?
i6.740
132
423
22.529
22.529
19.724
2,607
227
2.607
?27
7.71MI
195
325
2.899
156
870
159
1.65?
1.456
147
8.085
3?6
331
3.201
144
779
205
7.7(K)
195
325
2.899
156
870
159
1.65?
1,060
6.518
780
7,008
559
7.021
20,956
6.518
780
7.008
10.702
76,844
7.895
94.871
102,766
Starr
Oiher
Total
Total
2025
2025
2025
2024
Royalty Fee
Tithe to Head Church
5874
5.874
).447
2,447
5.874
5.874

NOTES TO THF. FINANCIAL STATF.MENT
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 5" APRIL 2025 (rontinued)
Charitable A¢tivities:
Stgf(Costs
Other
Tot*1
Toial
2025
2025
2024
Ministry
Chur¢h Ev¢nis
Honorarium
Hogpitality
Musiclworship
Pulpi¢
Charitable Donaiions
451
451
1,190
1.136
4,714
681
1.136
4,714
67)
3,869
10,845
10,845
13,143
StAff Costs
Other
Totsl
Tot81
2025
2025
2025
2024
Governance Costs
Trusiee Trainin
GovernanLe Costs
25
1.020
1.045
25
1.020
.045
3.148
3.148
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4. Tangible Fixed Assets
Tangibl¢ fixed asscts ar¢ 5tst¢d at cost Icss accumulat¢d dcpr¢ciation.
DepTeciation is provided io write ofy the c05t of th¢ ass¢ts over their cstimatrd u5¢ful liv¢s on a
straighi-line basis at the following annual raie of 20.0 annum on cosi.
Compuler
Equipment
Church
Van
Total
Cost
105,'0412024
Additions
AI 051041?025
7,750
7,750
8261
DepTe¢iation
AI 05104i?0?4
Charge for th¢ year
Ai 05,.'04i?025
10?
409
621K
6,609
Nei Bo(Trk Value at
051041?025
Nei Book Value at
051041?024
409
6.200
6.609
7.750
8.261
5. Trustees, Remunerntion and Expenses
No trustee received any remunerntion or reimbursement of exp¢ns¢s during the y¢ar.
6. Prior Year Pre5enl4lion Adjuslmeni
In the compardtive figures. the fund balances for 2024 were lower ihan the ioial net assets due to (he
full c05t of tangible fixed assets being treated as expenditure in 20?). From 20?5 onH'ards. the fund
balances halc beert aligned w'ith the total net a55els by including the net IKK)k value of tai)bTihle fixed
assets within unrestricted funds. This adjusimeni arreas preseniaiion only and has no inipaci on Ihe
overall net assets of the charity.