## **MSA Aims & Objectives** Muslimah Sports Association (MSA) was established in 2014 becoming a charity in 2019. - MSA’s objectives are to promote social inclusion for public benefit by working with females who may be socially excluded on the grounds of their ethnic origin, religion, belief or creed (in particular; members of the Muslim and ethnically diverse community) in particular by: a. providing sports, recreational and educational services; and creating a local network group that encourages and enables female members of the ethnically diverse and Muslim community to participate more effectively with the wider community. - b. To enrich and empower the lives through sports by creating pathways through participating, volunteering, coaching or refereeing. - c. To provide affordable access to a range of sports and fitness activities to promote health and holistic well-being to enrich the lives of those intended. ## **The Team** It is with sadness that we announce the resignation of Ibtisam Belola as a Board Trustee. We thank her for her invaluable support and contributions during her time with us. We welcomed **Kevin Yusuf and Sofina Khanom** to the Board of Trustees. ## **MSA Key Impact Data** MSA has registered over **3914** participant attendances across **388** delivered sessions and **6564** contact hours, this financial year ## **MSA Highlights from April 2023 - March 2024** I am pleased to report another highly successful and eventful year for the Charity. The year began on a prestigious note with an invitation to Lord’s Cricket Ground and Wembley to celebrate, helping both the FA and Lords cricket celebrate and increase the awareness of Ramadan. In May, Salma organised a ‘Walking Together’ picnic in collaboration with the Faith & Belief Forum, bringing together fifty participants and their families to enjoy a scenic walk around Fairlop Waters, followed by a delicious picnic. MSA was also honoured to be invited to the APSE conference, where we had the opportunity to highlight the barriers Muslim women face in accessing sports and physical activities. As Chair, I was deeply humbled to be recognised for my charitable work, receiving the Asian Women Award for Sports, inclusion in the Top 50 Most Influential Muslims in Europe, and the ‘Sisters in Business Award’. Equally I was proud to be invited to 10 Downing Street to discuss representation in sports. We started our journey to increase Muslim female participation into NFL as two of our MSA coaches successfully completed the NFL coaching activator course, which has now started the successful delivery of NFL football programming. Our MSA Dragons team performed brilliantly at the Al Noor Annual Dragon Boat Race, achieving third place overall. Very proud to be part of a charitable initiative that raised almost £300m. This accomplishment set the stage for an even greater victory at the Charity Boat Race, where we secured first place with an impressive time of 1:04! The Board extends its heartfelt congratulations to the team for their dedication and outstanding performance. Funds raised from the event will benefit many local and international charities. Frenford & MSA Women’s FC also had a remarkable year, earning the **Lioness Award** from Essex FA. This recognition is a testament to the hard work and commitment of the entire team, as well as our managers, in ensuring the club’s continued success. With the support of Living Streets, MSA’s Positive Minds group enjoyed a memorable visit to Kew Gardens, a first-time experience for many of the participants. We also extend our congratulations to Lipa and Ibtisam on their graduation from the Sporting Equals Leadership Academy. MSA celebrated several milestones this year, including our first-ever overseas trip to Bosnia and Herzegovina. ## **Heritage Project** We are very proud to be selected in a National Heritage project. The ‘ **Muslim Women in Sports Heritage’** project, is an exhibition showcasing the contributions of Muslim women in sports. People in generations to come will look back at our participants to see how Muslim women engaged in Sports during 2020s. This exhibition has already started to tour various locations across London, further promoting awareness and appreciation of their achievements. As part of our 10th anniversary celebrations, MSA launched the **Creating HERstory** : **Celebrating 10 Years of Muslimah Sports Association** Heritage Project, supported by funding from the National Lottery Heritage Fund. This initiative reflects on our journey by capturing and sharing the stories of our members, both past and present. We invited MSA members and individuals who have been involved with us to contribute their experiences and memories, helping to build a rich sound archive of the Muslimah Sports Association’s history. The stories collected throughout the project were showcased in an exhibition, complemented by photography and historical material sourced from archives. This exhibition will tour various locations across London throughout 2024 and beyond, offering a unique insight into the impact of MSA over the past decade. The project is led by professional Oral Historian and Project Manager, Laura Owen, who has extensive experience working with museums, galleries, and community organisations to deliver heritage projects. Laura trained volunteers, provided project support, and helped facilitate this opportunity for MSA to celebrate its history and share the voices of our community. ## **MSA New Partnership with Forestry England** MSA established a new and impactful partnership with Forestry England this year, aimed at addressing the underrepresentation of ethnic minority women in national forests and parks. Recognising the importance of outdoor activities for both physical health and mental wellbeing, MSA collaborated with Forestry England to promote the benefits of walking nature. This initiative has been highly successful, with MSA actively supporting the **This Girl Can: Let’s Get Out There** campaign. in In addition to promoting outdoor activities, this partnership has also provided Forestry England with valuable insights into the specific barriers faced by ethnic minority women, particularly Muslim women. These include the need for spaces to pray and other cultural considerations, which will help make these environments more accessible and inclusive. ## **MSA in Bosnia** In a significant milestone for the organization, MSA successfully arranged its inaugural international trip, taking twenty women to Bosnia and Herzegovina. Organised in collaboration with **Holiday in Bosnia** , the trip aimed to offer participants a unique opportunity to explore the country’s rich Islamic heritage while also learning about its complex history, including the devastation caused by war and the ongoing process of rebuilding. The four-day journey was designed to be both educational and reflective. Participants were able to visit important cultural and historical sites, gaining a deeper understanding of Bosnia’s Islamic roots and the significant role it has played in shaping the region's identity. The trip also provided a platform to learn firsthand about the tragic events of the Bosnian War, including the genocide, and to hear the personal stories of those affected by the conflict. While the trip was filled with moments of awe and appreciation for the country's beauty and resilience, it was also profoundly humbling. The opportunity to connect with local communities and survivors of the war left a lasting impact on the participants, fostering a sense of solidarity and reflection on the importance of peace, unity, and cultural preservation. Overall, the trip was a resounding success, combining cultural exploration, education, and personal growth. It has paved the way for future international initiatives that will continue to enrich the experiences of our members and expand the horizons of the Muslimah Sports Association. ## **Delighted to Augment our Collection with Additional Accolades** ## **MSA added the following to our award chest:** - Living Streets’ Charles Maher Award, - National Diversity Award – Community Organisation Award for Race, Religion & Faith, - ECFA Lioness Award Winners - Yashmin was recognised in the Top 50 Most Influential Muslim in Europe, Asian Women of Achievement Award, and Sisters in Business Award. ## **- Persistence in Enhancing Grassroots Level Sports Participation.** ## **Ballet:** In collaboration with **Grace & Poise** , MSA successfully launched female-only Ballet Fit classes, offering participants the opportunity to try ballet for the first time. This initiative was met with great enthusiasm, providing a unique fitness experience that many had not previously explored. **NFL:** Two of our MSA coaches achieved NFL Activator certification, enabling us to expand our sports offering. As a result, young people were introduced to NFL football for the first time, broadening their exposure to different types of physical activity. ## **Nordic Walking:** Our Nordic Walking initiative has been a resounding success, particularly among women from Muslim backgrounds, who have increasingly ventured into local forests and parks. This collaborative effort with Forestry England not only encouraged physical activity but also helped identify and address cultural barriers, making these green spaces more accessible and welcoming. ## **Cycling:** Our beginners’ cycling classes remain extremely popular, with many participants eager to learn or improve their cycling skills. This program continues to attract new cyclists and fosters confidence in those progressing through their cycling journey. ## **Karate:** Led by Sensai Donna, our karate program continues to thrive, with students growing in confidence and regularly achieving new grading belts. The discipline and commitment shown by our students are evident in their continued progress. ## **Other Activities:** In addition to these new initiatives, our existing programs—including Badminton, Positive Minds, Yoga, Basketball, and Qi Gong—continue to flourish, with each activity gaining momentum and contributing to the overall success of MSA’s diverse sports and wellness offerings. ## **Collaborative Partnerships Continue to Strengthen.** Our new partnership with **Living Streets** has resulted in several successful initiatives, including Photography Walks, where participants were able to combine learning new photography skills with the benefits of walking. This initiative has been warmly received, offering a creative and engaging way to promote physical activity. The course concluded with a visit to Kew Gardens to practice the photography skills learned. In collaboration with **Khadija Mellah’s Riding a Dream Academy** , our young participants had the exciting opportunity to spend a day at the British Racing School in Newmarket. This was an enriching experience, giving them firsthand insight into what it takes to become a jockey and explore the world of horse racing. The day was both informative and inspiring for all involved. The **My London Consortium project** supported by Greater London Authority and the Mayor of London concluded with great success. In collaboration with Frenford Clubs, Shpresa and Barking & Dagenham Youth Dance has seen the project engage with over 80 young people across Redbridge and Barking & Dagenham. The Young people worked together on a Social Impact Project which was presented to parents and stakeholders. We were honoured to have England legend Rachel Yankey and ex-England Manager Gareth Southgate send their best wishes to the team and mangers at **Frenford & MSA Women’s FC** . Supported by the **FA and Essex County FA,** Frenford & MSA WFC has continued to open and support opportunities for women to step over the sidelines to become players or coaches. We have seen our numbers increase from 5 to 18 year plus which we are delighted with. The team enjoyed a visit to Stamford Bridge to watch Chelsea WFC vs Manchester United WFC as part of team bonding day. ## **Impactful Community Initiatives** MSA continues to support and work in collaboration with other charities. Office manager Salma made a huge impact to the community with her work with the Faith and Belief forum, Muslim Hands and Al Noor Foundation. This year was our fifth year in participating in the Al Noor Dragon Boat Race 2023, where MSA raised over £4000., but was part of an initiative that raised over £300m for the community. MSA collaborated with the **Muslim Sports Foundation** and the **FA** to host the largest **Introduction to Coaching** festival to date, specifically designed for aspiring coaches. This landmark event provided over 80 Muslim women with the opportunity to explore and gain a deeper understanding of football coaching. It marked the first time the FA has engaged with Muslim women on such a large scale, creating a significant milestone in promoting diversity and inclusion within the sport. MSA extends its sincere gratitude to the partners who have played a pivotal role in helping us achieve our mission. We are thankful for the support of the _London Marathon Trust, Faith and Belief Forum, Mayor of London, National Heritage Fund, Beyond Sport, Barking Sports 4 Change, Living Streets, and Mind Charity._ These partnerships have been instrumental in advancing our goals of increasing representation and expanding opportunities in sports for underrepresented communities. We deeply appreciate their recognition of the importance of collaboration in delivering our shared objectives. ## **MSA Coverage in the Media** Showcasing all our work MSA has made appearances on the BBC Sunday Morning Live, ITV, SKY News, Channel S, and across several BBC Radio stations. ## **MSA in the Future** MSA aims to continue being the largest sports charity for Muslim females in sport and plans to expand its operation nationwide by supporting and advising other sport community groups with aligned ethos with MSA. We have recognised the importance to grow, learn and evolve. We have engaged the services of the Cranfield Trust to do a strategic review. Great progress has been made, and phase two is now underway. As the leading charity for Muslim women in sports, our ambition progressed to also become the National Governing Body for Muslim women in sport., by increasing and enabling more Muslim female participation in sports. ## **Trustees** Yashmin is the founding Chair of Muslimah Sports Association, established in 2014, embraces best practice, in the form of networking with governing bodies, constantly training and learning so she can be the best version of herself as an advocate for women’s’ rights through diversity and inclusion. Yashmin was awarded the British Empire Medal in 2020 for her work in increasing representation of BAME females in Sports. Yashmin is continues to work closely with several stakeholders to ensure sports is truly for all. Yashmin selflessly continues to ensure South Asian > _**Yashmin Harun BEM**_ females voices are being heard. Her vision for the future is to see _**Chair & Founder of MSA**_ equality and equity for South Asian females in sports. Yashmin is also the Chair of Frenford & MSA Women’s Football Club, which now engages over 100 girls play football from a South Asian background. She’s a true advocate for better opportunities, sharing her lived experiences and the challenges she personally faced, to help educate others in the community. Yashmin champions Muslim female representation in sports, whether that is at participation level, increasing the workforce or representation at an executive level. Yashmin has contributed to the recent House of Lords Sports and Recreation consultation and continues to share her lived experience on panels and has spoken at the House of Lords for International Women’s Day and invited to No 10 Downing Street to speak about the challenges and barriers Muslim women face in Sports. She is a champion for MSA but wears several ‘hijabs’ in which she continues to challenge National Governing Bodies to improve representation and opportunities for not only South Asian females but for the community as a whole. Despite her role as a Credit Policy & Governance Officer at SMBC Banking International, Yashmin recently completed a Masters in Global Public Policy for which she was awarded a scholarship. Yashmin is a trailblazer, breaking barriers, and challenging stereotypes. As the first Muslim Bangladeshi woman to become an iNED at British Fencing, elected Director at London FA, member of the FA National Game Board and FA Council Member, as well as her role in banking, she is inspiring the next generation and ensuring diverse voices are influencing strategies and policies to ensure sports becomes truly inclusive. Yashmin has been appointed to the Islamophobia Working Group led by Baroness Warsi and Kick it Out. Awards won by Yashmin Asian Women’s Award for Sport, Top 50 Most influential Muslim in Europe, and Sisters Business Award. Hafiza, a board member since incorporation, specialises in Planning and the Strategic development of MSA. Her love of sports, understanding of the benefits it provides physically and mentally inspired her to help set up MSA.. She is an Independent Non-Executive Director at Essex FA and a Chair of their Inclusion Advisory Group. She works as a Deputy Finance Director at City University of London. Hafiza represents the University whilst acting as a Governor for the City of London Academy Islington, where she is a lead governor for safeguarding. She is also a Global visiting lecturer in Accounting and Finance, teaches on an MSc programme both in London and Greece, a programmed ranked 12th in the world and 1st in the UK. **----- Start of picture text -----**
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Lipa Nessa is a dynamic football enthusiast on a mission to drive change. With the mantra "I'm going to change the world with a hijab on my head and a ball at my feet," she's a former semi-professional player turned grassroots coach and sports activist. Lipa's impactful work spans communities, promoting inclusivity through football. She's a pivotal voice on sports boards, shaping education, policy, and innovation. Lipa embodies the fusion of sports and social progress, inspiring a global movement. ## _**Lipa Nessa - Trustee**_ Kevin has worked in sports development, diversity and inclusion for over 20 years. This has included roles at The Lawn Tennis Association, Kick Racism Out of Football, The Football Association, Brentford Football Club and the BBC. During that time as well as working at grassroots level with clubs and communities Kevin has written national strategies around Asian inclusion, Refugees and Asylum seekers and Faith & Football. At BBC Studios Kevin heads up workforce diversity and inclusion. _**Kevin Coleman Trustee**_ Sofina Khanom has a background in Management Accountancy and has worked in the Further and Higher education sector for the last 20 years. Her drive for women’s well-being comes from being involved in various work-related transformation projects, where the introduction of sports courses and well-being centres has proven to have a direct correlation to _**Sofina Khanom Trustee**_ the mental well-being of young students’ minds. Her personal strive to live a healthy lifestyle engages her in various sports such as Golf, Yoga, and Rowing. She took the initiative to volunteer in MSA when she witnessed the tangible difference it makes in the lives of women in the local community. Her devotion further deepened when she witnessed the large positive impact MSA was making in people’s lives up close and since has joined the Trustee board where she is integral in managing the finances and accounts to ensure MSA can continue to thrive and expand. RF.GISTF.RF.I) CJIARII'Y PillMBER= 1182763 RFPI)RT ()F THE TRUSTEF..% A￿'D FIN,INCIAL STATF,MF,NTS FOR THF. YF.AR F.NDF.D JI MARC:112024 FOR MIISLIMAH SPORTS ASSOCIATION Prestons & Jac￿.0115 Parttiership LLP 364 i68 Cranbrook Road Ilford Essex ICY2 AH Y .NI[ISI.IMAH SPORTS ASSOCIATION CONTEYTS OF THF. TrIIN ANCIAL STATEMENTS OR THE YEAR F.IYI)F.D 31 MARCH 2024 Pa%e Rcport of the Tr￿￿teeS Independetlt Examiner's Report tatement of Fin#n¢ial Activities Statement of Financial Pnsitio Notes to the Financial %tatement5 Delailed Statemcnt of FiDancial Acliyilies 12 to 13 ItbSLINIAH SPORTS ASSOCIATIO RFPORT OF THF. TRIJSTF.ES FOR THF. YF,AR FNDF,D 31 MARCH 2024 'I'he Irllstees present their report with the financial statements of the charilv for the year endcd 31 March 2024. The trustees have adopted the provisions of Accounting and Rcpurtiiig by Charities." Stateiiienl Df Recon)niended Practice applicable to cliarities pi'eparing tlieir accounts in accordance il'ith the Financial Reportingi St, the Charity Commission uiider SLLti(In 145(5)(b} of the Act. Independenl exdmiDer's statement I liave c()mpleled In). examination. I confirn thi£1 no material maltcrs have Lonie to my attention in connection with the cxamination givingF n]¢ cause to hclicve ihiil iii an￿ malerial respect.. ateounting rccords H(ere not kept in respect of the "l-rusi as required by Section 130 ul'th¢ Act. or the ac¢c)uiits do not accord iN'tth thn%c rbciirds", OT the accounTS do niit compl}. ilith tlic applicablc requirLrnenls concerning the form atid content ()f accounts.£ct oiil in the C'haTiries (Accounts and Rcpnnsl Kegiilationg 2008 other ihan an), requirernenl that the accounts gii.'e d Irue and fair 1-.icw M.'hiLh is not a Tnatter coi)sidered as Pdrl ()fan independent examination. I have no concerns and have COTne across no otlicr rnatler% in connection with the examination to which attention should be draw'n in this report in ordcr to cnablc a proper undeTStaiiding of the ilLcountS to be reached. Anwer Patel BA {Honb) BFP FCA Prc%toiis & Jackson5 Partnership l.l.P 364 368 CTanbrook Road Iitord ICI2 6HY Dale-. Ic Page 3 MUSLIMAH SPORTS ASSOCIATIOI sTATE1￿lE11T OF FINANCIAL ACTIVITITr.S FOR THE YEAR F.NDF.D 31 MARCH 2024 31.3.24 Total funds 31.3.23 Total fund5 I,nrestricted Ru51ricicd tund fund Not¢s INC".O,TrIF; ANI) Tr,NDOWMENTS FROM Doiiations and Icgacies 40,417 48,092 i6,387 Oth¢r trading activitic Ini'cslmLnl income 19.632 19 19 Tot21 56,140 48,092 104,232 EXPENDITIIRF of* Cbarit2ble activities Charitable Activities 42,609 31,574 74,183 49.403 NF.T INCOME 13,531 16,518 30,049 6,616 RECONCILIATION OF FUNDS Total funds brought forward 34,276 38,276 il,660 TOTAL FLND% CARRIED FORWARD 47,807 20,518 68,325 i8,27fj The notes forni part of these financial stalLmenls Page 4 MLTSLIMAH SPORTS ASSOCIATION STA TF.MF.NT OF FINAf*'C.IAL POSITION 31 MARCH 2024 31.3.24 31.3.23 CURiiEF4T ASSETS Cash at bank- 70,543 39,576 CREDITORS Aniuunt5 lalling due witl)in one year {2,218} {1.30VI NET CURREF4T ASSETS 68J25 i8.270 TOTAL ASSETS LESS CURIiETr4T LIABILITIES 38.276 NF.T ASSETS 68,325 i8,276 Fuf4DS Unrestricted funds Reqtrictcd fuiids 10 47,81)7 34.276 4,000 'I'O"I"AL FUNDS 6¥,325 38.276 The financial slaienicnts were approved bv the Board of Trustees and authorised for issue on ..23..D.eo.2Q24.............. and were signed on its bchalf by.. ustee 8 yoshmifi ieofvn ￿Ern c Qfr￿1￿) The nntes form part ot these financidl statements l)age 5 I￿[J￿L1mAH SPORTS ASSOCIATION NOTES TO THE FINANCIAI. ST ATEMEINI'S FOR THF, YEAR ENDED 31 MARCII 2024 ACCOUNTING POLIC.IF.4i Basis of prepariDg thr finan£ial.statemcnt5 The financial slatements (?f the Lharity,, w,hich is a public b¢nelii entilv under fRS 102, have be¢n prepared accordance iirith the C'.haritie% SORP (FR8 1021 'AccouniingT and Rcporting) by Charities.. Statement of Recommeiided PTacliLe applicable to charitics prtparing their accounts in accordance ith the Fiiiancial RLPOlting Standard applicable in the LK dnd Rcpublic of ITeland (FRS 11121 {effective l January 2019),. Financial Reporting Standdrd 102 '1'hL FiiiLncial Reporting Standard applicable in the LK , Exp¢nditure is accounted for on an accruals and ha% been classified undcr hcadingF% that aggregate all Lost related to the category. W'here custs Laniivt be dircclly attributed to PiirliLular hcadin&E they have been allocated io activities on a basis consistLnl i%'ith thL use of resources. Taxatio -I'hc charity 1.% excmpt from tax on its charilablc activities. Fund accounting Unrestri¢ted funds can be uscd in accordance ￿1th the charitablc objcctil'es al the discretion of th¢ Irustces. RestriLted fUlld￿ can onl¥ be iised lor parlicular rc.%trictcd purposes within the objects lif ihL' Lharit),. R¢striLtiung arise whei) specified bj Ili¢ donL)r or when fi￿dS ar¢ rai%cd lor particular restricicd purposes. 'urther explanation OJ. thc lliilure purpose of cach fund is included in the notes to the financial slaiemcnt.g. Hire Purchase aDd le#sillg Ltsmmitments Rentals paid under operatin& l¢as¢% are charged to the StatenieJ)l of FinanLial Activitics on a straight linc b&si% OVCT the period ot'the lease. Pag¢ 6 continued... MiISLIMAH .SPOIII'S ASSOC:IATION NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMLNTS - continued FOR THE YTr".AR F]NDD,D 31 MARCH 2024 DONATIONS AND LEGACIES 31.3.24 31.3.23 t)onaiions Granls 6,215 30,172 80,264 36.387 Grants received. inLluded in thc abovc, arc as folloiv8.' 31.3.24 31.3.23 CSM boundaliun Sported Foundation CJreater London Authorit). (CJl.A) LS TIF My London.. Enabling Youih Social Actinn Tliis Cyirl c.an Vision Redbridgie c.ulture Sport F.ngland .lubilcc Badminton England Sweat) Elettj Fuundativ Beyond Sport I,oDdon Marailian London Heritage variou.s L)onation5 1,000 -$00 2,696 1.683 7.334 I,iOO 2,339 8.120 4,000 1,000 500 3,740 1,000 8,900 9,996 12,803 80,264 30,172 OTHER TRADING ACTIVITIES 31.3.24 31.3.23 Pariicipanis F'ee Other Income 11,-$48 16.S44 2,788 15.704 19,632 Pagc 7 continued... MLISLIMAH SPORTS ASSOC."IAI'ION NOT*:S TO THE FINANCIAL STATEME.NTS - Continued FOR'fHE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCI12024 INVESTMENT INCOMF, 31.3.24 31.3.23 Deposit account interest 19 CHARITABLE AC.TIVITIES COSTS Direcl Cosis Support costs c.haritable Activiries 70,320 3,863 74,183 TRUSTEES, MUNV,RATION AND BENEFITS 31.3.24 31.3.23 rustee8' galaries 5.000 2,96.5 Tru$tee.$' cxpenses 31.3.24 -11.3.23 TTUStees' expei)se5 99 581 COMPARATTVE8 FOR THE STATEMEP¥T OF FINANCIAL ACTIVITIES 31.3.2023 UnrLStrictcd Rcstrictcd fund fund Total I)COME AI%D ENDOIVVIF.fiT.S FROM Donations and legdcies 7.215 29,172 36,387 Other Irading acrivities IY,632 19,632 Total 26,847 29,172 56.019 EXPED4DITUHTr. Charitable acliTritie5 C.haritdblL ALliviiies 28,822 20,581 49,403 NET IPiCO.MEI(EXPET44DITURE) Tratksfers betweetl fundy (1,9751 9.972 8,591 (9.972) 6,616 Iyel movement in fund5 7.997 11,3111) 6,616 RECONCILIATION OF FUNDS l otal fundq brought f()rward 26.279 5,381 31,660 Pa¥e 8 continued... MUSLIfvIAH SPORTS ASSOCIATION NOTES TO THE FINLNC.IAL STATFhlF.NTS _ continued FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCII 2024 COMPARATIVES FOR TllE STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL ACTIVITIES 31.3.2023- continued Unr¢slri¢l¢d Rcstricted fund fund 'I'otal funds TOTAL FUNDS CARRIED FORWARD 34.276 4,000 38,276 CRFDTTOR%: AMOUNTS FALLING DUE WITHIN ONE YF.AR 31.3.24 31.3.23 Taxation and social security Other crcditor5 624 1,300 2318 1,300 ANALYSIS OF NET AS&>ETS JSTr,I"W*.FN FUND 31.3.24 Total 31.3.23 Tntal funds Unrcgtricted Kestricied tund fund Ciirrcnt 8%8cts Current liabilities 20,518 39,576 (1,30Q) (2,21ti) {2.2111) 47,807 20,518 68,325 38,276 io. MOVEMENT I.N FIINDS Nec movement in fund At 3113124 At 114123 Uurestrirted fuDd$ (iLncrdl fund 34,276 13,431 47,807 Restricted funds resrricied 4,000 16,518 20,518 TOTAL FUNDS 311,276 30,049 68,325 Pagc 9 continued... MUSLIMAH SPORTS ASSOCIATION NOTES TO THF. FINANCIAL STATEMEliTS- continued F()R THE YEAR EP*DED 31 MARCH 2024 10. MOVEIVIENT IN FI,-NDS- ci)ntinued Nct movLment in funds, included in the above are as follow.5.' Incoming Rcsourccs resourccs CXPLndcd Moi'ement in funds Lnrestricted fund5 General fiind 56,140 (42,61JY) 13,531 Restricted funds resiri¢led 48,092 (31.$74) 16,518 TOTAL FUNDS 104.2J2 (74,183) 30,049 Comp#r#lives for movement in funds Net movement iii funds -1 ransfers betH'cen ruiids At 3113123 Al 114122 nrestrieted funds Gcncral fund 11,975) 9,972 34,276 Restrifted fund5 rcstrictcd 5.381 (9,972) 4,000 TOTAL FUNDS 31,660 6,616 38,276 Comparaiivc nct Inovcllient in funds, incliided in the above are as folloii's.. Incoming resources Resources expcndcd in funds Unrestrieted fuDds Gencral fund 26.1147 (28,822) (1,975) Restrieted funds restricted 29,172 {20,581) 8.591 TOTAL FUl+4DS 56,019 (49,403) Page 10 continued... MLSI.IMAEI SPORTS ASSOCIATION NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL (il'A'fEMENTS- Lolltinued FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MAIICH 2024 io. NAOVEMENT I]Y FUNI)S- CODtinued Restricted Funds carried forward as at 31st tvlarch 2024 Funder Amollnt (£) Amoun1{£} 31.3,24 31.3.22 Badminton England Variuus 4,000 20.518 20,51IS 4,UVO 11. RF.I.ATF.D PARTY DISCLOSURES During the )'eaT, nil {2023.. £840) wa% paid to Mr A IlaTun lor the promolion of an cvent. Mr A I laruii is the son of the Chair. This (ransaciion undenaken at an arin's lengilh. Pagell MLTSLIMAH SPORTS ASSOCIATION DETAILED STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL ACTIVITIES FOR THE YEAR ENDF.D 31 MARCH 2024 31.3.24 INCOME A￿'D ENT)OM'MENTS DoDatiOllS 3Dd le%aeies Doiiations Cirant8 8,245 110,264 6,215 30,172 88,509 36.387 Oth¢r trading activilAe$ PartlLipanL% I￿ee Other Income 11,548 4,156 16.844 2.7S8 19.632 IDvestmellt iDcvme Deposit account interest 19 Total incoming resources 104,232 56.019 EXPETr4DITIIRE Chgritable aetivities Tnistees. salaries Truslees. expeiLbeb Wages Venuc Hire Insurance Mcdia Promotinn SundTie Coalh F¢¢5 EvcntE and Activities Equipnients Tra￿'cl and Officc Costs Subsciipiions Training Costs Donati011s Casual Wages Project Costs Volunteers Expenses Networking 5,000 99 4,935 11,9J3 197 7,560 2,183 12,1125 8,313 1,934 2,436 1,975 652 77U 3,258 3,730 963 1,577 2.965 581 13.093 197 840 1,755 8,867 1,46) 1,638 2.525 3.912 7,655 70J20 46,607 'I'his page does noi form part of the siatutory financial statements Page 12 MIJSLIMAH SI?ORTS Assnc.TA TIOI DETAILED STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL ACTlVtTIES FOR THE YEAR EP4DED 31 ,MARC.H 2024 31.3.24 31.3.23 Suppvrt LtsYt8 Management Adverlising 923 Finance Bank chaTges 141 GoTrernanee Costs C.ongiilt