Evolve
Housing
Association
2022 Annual Report
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Evolve Housing
Association
Evolve Housing Association is a Nottingham City based, non-profit organisation (Charity
Incorporated Organisationl which has been set up since July 2018 to provide affordable
homes for people with housing needs. We cover both Nottingham City,
Nottinghamshire County and the East Midlands.
Evolve Housing Association embraces the most vulnerable people in our communities,
including women and children who are victims of or have been affected by domestic
violence and abuse, those who are currently vulnerably housed, homeless, rough
sleeping or sofa surfing and those with substance misuse issues.
We have established excellent working partnerships already with The Resettlement
Programme and Nottingham City Council. We continue to work with housing providers
to saf eguard clients and receive ref errals.
Evolve Housing Association worked with Nottingham Clty Council to establish the 'Alfie
House Project" in September 2022 to provide an alternative pathway out-of-hospital for
people who do not have a home.
Registered Charity Number:1183153
Unit13, Lenton Business Centre, Lenton Boulevard, Nottingham, NG7 2BY
0115 978 5766
info@)evolvehousingassociation.co.uk
www.evolvehousingassociation.co.uk
Evo)ve
Housing Association
Imthr4 ￿5, ¢wmknni¥es

CEO'S Statement
Welcome to our Annual Report.
This report covers the period between April 2022 and April 2023. It
highlights our achievements, our overall effectiveness and reflects
on how we have grown as a housing association over the 5 years
since being established.
We encourage constructive feedback from the residents and
stakeholders which we are accountable for as this is imperative
when it comes to developing and growing as a company. We are
always looking for ways to improve ourselves so that we can ensure
that we are always providing the safest and highest quality of
service for the vulnerable people we house.
Our focus is on supporting the most vulnerable people in our
society, including the homeless sector, and aim to reduce the
amount of homelessness throughout Nottingham as much as is in
our power with the help of Nottingham City Council. We are very
happy to be a big part of reducing homelessness in Nottingham
which was only possible due to the generous funding received to
open up our Alfie House. We are very grateful to our donors who
made this possible.
Sincerely,
Saima Asad

Management Committee
Our management committee consists of individuals who have
invested their time and expertise into Evolve Housing Association.
They have skills which enable Evolve and its staff to reach higher
expectations and aims to be one of the best housing associations in
the East Midlands. We are forever grateful to have their valuable
input in all aspects of the development and management of the
housing association.
Khurshid Ahmed (Chair)
Robina Din (Secretary)
Amreen Aslam (Treasurer)
Evo)ve
Housing Association
lrnmydthÉl￿, Ethancirrf Communknes

Our Vision
Our mission is to provide high quality support and comfort to
encourage a transformation within our tenants that will fill them
with purpose and pride.
Some of the core values that describe how we work are:
High-quality, cost-effective services.
Working with tenants to meet their aspirations.
Quality provision of homes and services.
Ensure effective financial management and regulatory
compliance.
Professional, innovative and forward thinking.
Valuing and respecting others.
Rewarding, recognising and celebrating achievements
Customer focused, responsible and accountable.
There are six main aims to our work:
To help people and support communities.
To be an excellent landlord.
To provide transf ormational services.
To provide good quality, affordable housing.
To develop successful partnerships, working across a wide
geographical area.
To raise our tenants aspirations.

OUR OBJECTIVES
-To contribute to the supply of high quality, accessible, secure, affordable
and sustainable homes where f inancially viable.
-To provide a comprehensive and responsive customer service to tenants.
-To provide support to our clients around important practical matters
such as the use and maintenance of property amenities, the management
of rent, tenancy agreements and any other proceedings.
-To fully understand our internal service provisions, how they work
together and what they can deliver for partners.
-Transparency with our partnership's working is very key. We intend to
develop and maintain a strong understanding of what is important to them
to achieve better outcomes of service delivery.
-To have support staff that is fully engaged and motivated to achieve high
levels of care to individuals, with empathy and taking into consideration
the individual's specific needs.
-To develop staff through a comprehensive tailor-made training package
focussing on developing leaders and future managers. Helping them to
become more resilient and performance focused. Also maximising Staff
engagement with incentivised schemes. We believe that this, in time, will
maintain staff turnover levels to a minimum and increase staff
sustainability.

April 2022 - April 2023
What did we do?
As well as the following,. we have also supported around
260 people into tenancy management, training courses
and have supported people back into work.
This year, our priority was to tackle homelessness. As you
can see, the houses we rent went down ever so slightly in
orderfor us to dedicate that time and focus on our
homeless project.
Evolve Housing Association has worked closely with
Nottingham City Council on the Alf ie House Project to
provide housing for those leaving hospitals who are at risk
of being homeless in order to help reduce homelessness
in Nottingham.

5t,&0
73% of
people were
rehomed
5 Houses were
renovated
60 Repairs had
been made
98% of
customers are
satlsf led
100% of our
targets have
been met
We worked exclusively with
City Council
96/
of our tenants were Refugees
and Asylum Seekers
21
houses are
on rent In
different areas
of Nottingham

2022 Our renovations
Before
After
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Overview of renovations
The majority of properties that we have taken on
have been non-habitable. The above images are
some of the before and after pictures taken of the
Alfie House Project where our dedicated team of
builders worked hard to renovate the initially
inhabitable house. With hard work, time and
dedication, the property was brought up to a
liveable standard, and was turned into a home.
We are proud to say that, as well as working with
Nottingham City Council, we have also worked
with local landlords and negotiated ways into
getting their dormant properties rented.
Evo)ve
Housing Association
IrtIVOvhl8Ub*S, Commw¢ldes

Our Funders
Nottingham City Council
Evolve Housing Association has worked closely with Nottingham City Council on the
Vulnerable Person's Resettlement Scheme IVPRSI to provide accommodation and
essential tenancy support to families that are refugees and asylum seekers. These
tenancies are managed by Evolve Housing Association and are funded by
Nottingham City Council. We provide all tenancy documentation, compliance
certificates, maintenance as well as 12-weelf inventory reviews which supports these
tenants to maintain property standards to a high level. We thank Nottingham City
Council for all of the cooperation and support provided to our services in helping us
house the vulnerable people of our communities.
The Alfie House Project went live in September 2022, which was set out to provide
accommodation for homeless individuals leaving hospitals, or those leaving hospital
who are vulnerable to homelessness. Evolve Housing Association worked hard
alongside Nottingham City Council to deliverthis service.
Our goal is to enable our clients to make positive changes to their lives and for them
to fulfil their individual aspirations, which the Alfie House Project was set out to do
for those who are leaving hospital. Our aim was to create support and care plans for
the start and exit of tenancies for beneficiaries in order to achieve an effective move
to more sustainable mediuml long term assisted accommodation, which would deter
the need for re-admissions to hospitals. Our aims this year were executed, which of
course would not have been possible without the funding and support of Nottingham
City Council.
Evolve
Housing Association
Ih*s, EThhanoniCohunu

Our Funders
Groundworks/ Comic Relief
Evolve Housing Association are very grateful for the funding provided by
Groundworksl Comic Relief. The funding we received helped us in providing
supportive activities and support services to individuals who are dealing with
difficult situations and are going through a hard time. We were able to encourage
these individuals to address their issues as well as refer them to externa5
organisations for any additional needs so that they can work towards recovery.
With the funding provided, we have supported beneficiaries through one-to-one
support as well as working with families to support their specific needs. These
individuals range from asylum seekers, refugees and those vulnerable to
homelessness.
Evolve
Housing Association
In¥Wtylil8l%*S, EnhandwCcmrnunwe5

Our Funders
The 29th May1961 Charitable Trust Fund.
With this fund we are able to provide accommodation and support to
beneficiaries and families who are presented with low, medium and high-risk
complex issues such as mental health, substance misuse, domestic violence and
also for those who were previously unable to sustain their accommodations.
The impact of COVID-19 on people's lives resulted in a growing request for
support for vulnerable individuals, which due to this fund, we were able to
continue to fulfill provide through our services. Our support has been vital in
helping these individuals maintain their tenancies as we are able to deliver a
wraparound service for tenants who were otherwise at risk of becoming
homeless. Evolve Housing Association feels that the impact of this fund has
allowed the service to empower individuals to rebuild their lives which is a great
success, and we are very thankful forthe continuance of donations from The 29th
May1961 Charitable Trust fund.
Evolve
Housing Association

Evo)ve
Housing Association
Improving lives, Enhancing Communities
The 29th May 1961
Charitable Trust
COMIC
RELIEF
City Council

Signatures
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Amreen Aslam
Robina Din
Date: zq / 1 11029

CHARITY COMMISSION
FOR ENGLAND ANO WALES
EVOLVE HOUSING ASSOCIATION
Annual accounts for the
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nod
Perlod trnd
dat•
P•ri¢xl start date
To
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Section A
Statement of financial activities
R•cOmn￿nd•d rAt•00￿￿ by
acllvlty
Re•trfct•d
Unr••tsl¢t•d In¢ome
lund•
fund•
Endowm•nt
fund8
Prlor y•ar
lund¥
Totsl fund•
Incornlng r••ourc•s {Notè 3)
F01
F02
F03
In¢om• •ndOwn￿ tr￿.
and
F04
F05
801
S02
Clhertr&llr¢ •cdvW•
Invo¥trnents
6.000
369 678
375 678
210.644
Total
R•sour￿$ •xp•nd•d {Not• 6)
Exp•ndltur• oh..
Ra￿1￿9 fundts
S07
369 678
375 678
363.422
363,422
220 392
810
Tot•1
512
363 422
220 392
Not Incom•l(exp•ndltur•) b•lorn Inv••tm•nt
galn$lllo8se8)
$13
N•tgAlhwibJt•tsl on Inv￿trn•
6.256
12,256
9,748
N•t Incomell8xp•ndltur•)
Extraordlnary Item#
Transfer• b•twwn fund•
Oth•r f￿09n1••d g•ln•l{lo••M):
$14
816
6,258
12.256
9,748
810
817
6,000
8,000
Othw
N•t movemantln funds
S19
$20
12,256
R8¢onclllatlon of funds..
To*81 fund8 brougN forward
S21
Tol41 funds c•rfed lonv•rd
16,546
16,546
28,802
S22
16,548

Section B
Balance sheet
R•strlct•d
Vnrn•trfcted IrKom•
funds
lunds
EndoWTr￿nt Total th1$
fund•
y•ar
Totsl la81
y•ar
Flxed assets
Inlanglble assets
Tanglble assets
Herltage as•ots
Investm•nt•
F01
F02
F03
F04
F05
(Nole 15}
(Nole 14)
(Noto 16)
(Not• 171
Total flxed assets
802
2.219
2,219
939
939
Current assets
Stocks
INoto 18)
Debtors
(Not& 191
Invo•tments
(Noto 17.4)
Cash at bank and In hand (Not• 24)
Total current a8Sets 810
41,030
41.030
15,607
Credltors: amounts falllng du• wlthln
on• year
(Note 20)
26,596
26,596
Not cutT•nt aSse￿(lIabIlItIèsj
B12
15,607
Total assets less cutrent Ilabllldes
B13
16,546
Crndltors: amounts falllng duo aft•r
ono yeor
(Note 20}
Provl8lon8 for Ilabllltl•s
B15
Total net a$s•ts or Ilabllltlos
Funds of the Charlty
Endowm•nt fvnds {Note 27)
Rostrlcted In¢omo fvnds (Not• 271
Unrg8trlcted fund•
Rovaluatlon resolVO
816
28,802
28,802
16,546
817
818
819
Total lunds
Slgn8d by on8 c* iwo trust8es on beha￿ of 811
the trustses
Dale of
8pproval
ddlmml
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ROBINA DIN
AMREEN ASLAM
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Sgclioii C
Notes to tht actouiits
Icontl
Not• 3
Anaty7i• of 5nco
Donatlons
and l•g8cles'.
Donations and
Gift
cies
Gen8ral grants provlled ty govemmwvolher
ch8rib8S
memt￿A4p $ubscripUons and spon60r6hiF
ich are in substsnce donations
Donated
Other
s. fxillles and se￿¢8$
Ch•rll•b
actlvlth8:
Serw¢es provid8d as a charit8trA8 athty-
rted lfvin
ar*ommcx1aUcM)
Donation- 29.05.1961 ctt8rita￿e Tnjsi
NCC- Covid 19 Su
other
369.678
205,644
369.678
l)th•rtradlng
actl¥4tles:
IntW88t inc¥)m8
DIV￿eNd income
Rental and kn5in
Other
In¥95tmonts:
inc0rn8
Total
Separnts
mat•rfal St•rn
of In¢omg:
Totsl
Convers1￿ cl end(Mn8ntlunds Into in¢)
Gaén LM dispc6& of a taThJ*l• fixed asset h8bJ
fot
s own us8
Gain on dispDsal of 8 prcgrarnrne ￿ated
inv85trnent
Royd1118s from thg gxploltation of intthtual
hts
Tal*1
TOTAL INCOMe
375 678
(￿h•T Irrfornmllon..
All Incom• Ir+ lh• ￿OrY&*r￿a¢ unr•strl¢l•d •x*for.
Ipl•u• provldB d•*U1￿0￿ gnd 4moLmt•l
S•r¥l¢u FYovld•d a• • ¢h•ratlblD Isupptytsd Ilvl
￿￿Orn￿od•ll0n1 UO8814
Whwr* any 0nd0￿•￿t fund li convorted Irrto IrbBarM In IPh•
Yoportyno ￿rtod, alvo th• r••wn for t￿ comiernlon.
Wh•rn any andovmigntfvnd 1$ conv•rt8d Irrto Incr￿￿ In th•
Wlthln th• Incom• Il•m• •bow th•lollty*lNJ •rn
y••r amounts)
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Strction C
Nolp% lo Ilip Accoliiils
Note 6
Anal￿1¥ of expenditur•
Thls y•ar
L•sty••r
Analys1$
nditure on ra1￿￿
lund8:
Incurred seekiro d¢)nations
In¢urrod Seaki￿
Incurred seeking grants
Operabng membership *)d
SOCkg1 k*tteri8S
fund•
Staging fvndraisiThJ evenls
FuLlrai5ing agent5
Owr8￿ng tharity shops
opera￿ng a trading eompany
und8rtaklng tradiNJ
activi
Advorttsing. mthetiro, direct m8A
Start up ¢osts incurred In
new source of lulure inc0rn8
Database d8V8bpment Costs
Other trading 8Cti¥rt
InvestrrEnt m8n8g8menl fxtsts..
PortfolK) mana
rnont costs
Cost of obtaining iTrves¢rnont
Invesbn8nt adminislr8U¢)n Costs
InteNgcbJal propety licweiryj eos
Rerrt c(Ilection, fxoperty repair5 aTrJ
mantenan¢e charg88
Total expen41Murn ￿ TrlBlng fund8
Expendrturt on charttabb •¢tlvltleB".
Costs lof prov1411nB1oased prop•rtylor
SUPPOrt•(I Ilvlny accomrnod&tlon
eo$ts kn provldlng SllPPOrt work•r8
and staff tor iupported Ilvlng tsnarbts
Offlc• pr•mlM•. offlc• staff, I￿Ur￿l￿o
•nd administartlon ¢osl•
A¢¢oum8n¢y and thor l•yl thnd
pr¢)fo8ilonal f••
Total expenditufe on ¢harftablo
185.690
32.577
6.493
ar4t¢ matwial Itgm ol
Total
Tot81 other •xpendltur•
TOTAL EXPENDITURE
3&1.422
363,422
220,392
220,392
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Oth•r Infommtlon..
An•ly•h of •xwdltur• on ¢harftaèl• •dlvltl••
Thb•
Gr4n¢
ndlny of
A¢Uvltkn•
und•rt•k•n
Tolwl th1•
Gr•rt
fundlnq rl
support
Co•1•
Totsl b••t
Co•ts
und•rt•k•n
Su
ed LSWI Accom(*Jelh)n
324 352
To
217
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Section C
Notes to the accoLints
Note 10
Detalls of ¢ortaln Items of ¢xpwd￿rn
10.1 Fees for •xamlnation of th• accounts
Pleas8pmvlde detalls of th• amountpaidfforany statutwy ext•mals¢nrtlny of
a¢counts and othér $eFvices pmvlded byyourindwndwtu*nln•r. Ilnolhlng
was paldplease enter il. In Ihe appropfi•1g box(¢sJ.
Thls y￿r
Last y••r
Ind•pond•nt axamln•rfs f•es
275
Assurane• sorvlces othor than audll or Ind•penthnt eX￿1n•110n
Tax advl80ry f••s
Oth•r {for •xample: Ilnan¢lal advlw c¢wwltancy. accoun* Mrthl paid
to Inde￿nd•￿t examlner
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Section C
Notes to the accounts
Icontl
Note 11
Paid employees
Please complete this note rf the charity hos any employees.
11.1 Staff Costs
Thls year
Last year
Salarles and wages
Soclal securlty costs
Pension costs (defined contribution scheme}
Other employee benefits
128,010
31,511
Total staff costs
128,010
31,511
Thls year:
Pleaso provide details of expendlture on staff worklng for the
charlty whose contracts are wlth and are pald by a related party
Last year:
Not applluble
Please provldo detalls of expendlture on slaff worklng for the
charlty whose contracts are with and arn pald by a relatsd party
Not appllcable
Please give details of tho number of employees whose total employeo ljonofits (excludlng employer
ponsion costs) fell withln oach band of £10,000 from £60,000 upwards. If there are no such transactlons,
please enter Yrue. In the Ix)x provlded.
No employees r￿e1vad employoe beneffts {•xcludlng employer
penslon costs) for the roportlng perlod of more than £60,000
TRUE
Band
Number of employees
This year
Last year
£60,000 to £69,999
£70.000 to £79,999
£80.000 to £89.999
£90,000 to £99.999
£100,000 to £109,999
Thls
ear
Last
ar
Please provlde the total amount paid to key management
personnel {includes trusteos and senior management) for thelr
services to the charity. For speclfic amounts pald to trustees,
see Note 28.
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11.2 Average head ¢ount In tho yoar
Tho parts of the charlty In whlch tho
employ￿$ work
Thls year
Number
Last year
Number
Charltsbla Acllvltl•s
Othar
14
Tolal
16
11.3 Ex*ralla paym•nt• to employoes and othars {excludlng tru8ts08
Ploase ¢omplete Man ox*rnUa payment Is mada.
Please oxplaln tho naluro of tho
payment
Th1• yoar
Not appll¢able
Last yoar
Not appllcabl•
Ploa8e stat• th• l•gal authorlty or
roason for maklng tho payment
Th18 ￿ar
Not appllcable
Last yoar
Not appll¢able
Thls year
Last yoar
Ploase stato the amount of the paymont (or value of any walver of
a rlght to an assot)
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Sectioii C
Notes to Ilie aLcoLITIts
Nots 14
Tanglble fixad aBsots
Pl••s• eompl•t• th1• not• Mth• Ghrtty h•s •ny l•nglbl• thd•u•ts
14.1 C￿t or valuotlon
Fr•8hold land &
Ildlng•
Oth•r land 4
bulldlng•
Pl•nL
ma¢hln
Flxturm. flttbng•
4nd •qulpm•nt
T¢)tal
¥•hl¢l••
At tho b8gl¢7nlng oltho ￿Or
Al¢￿0n$
939
1.280
939
1,280
Revaluatbn•
01gpos818
At end of Iha ￿•r
2,219
2,219
14.2 O•pr•¢Won Ind Imp•lftn•nts
•b•
SL or RB Istralght
Llne or Reducing
8aLqnc8
SLorRB
SLtyRB
SLorR8
SLofRB
At b•glnnlng of Ihe year
Diipo8819
Depreclal
Impalnnont
At end ol th$ y04r
14.3 N•t book valu•
Net book value al the beginning of Iho ￿•r
939
939
Net book value at the end of the year
2219
2219
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Section C
Notes to the accou nts
Icontl
Note 19
Debtors and prepayments
Please complete thls noto rf the charlty Ihqs any
debtors orprnpayments.
19.1 Analysls of debtors
Thls y8ar
Last year
Trade debtors
Propaym•nts and a¢¢ruod Income
Other debtors
41.030.0
41,030.0
Totsl
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Section C
Notes to tlie accouiits
Icoiitl
Nota 20
Crodltorn and a¢cru418
20.1 Anatysls of cr•dltor4
Amount• falllng du• wlthln
on•
ar
Last y•ar
Amoun1• fJlllng duo aft•r
more than one
ear
Th18 year
Last year
Th1• y8a
Accrnal3 for grants payabl•
Bank loan8 and ov•rdraft8
Trade crgdltors
Payments recolvod on account for eontrncts or
perforn?anc••related grnnts
Aecruil8 and d•f•rr•d In¢om•
5.896
700
Taxatlon and •oclal socurlty
Oth•r crndltor•
20,000
Total
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Not• 24
¢￿h •t ￿fik •nd In hand
L••t y••r
shortt•￿ ¢••h In¥Mbn•rrt• ) morth m•luilty d•l•l
Shortt•mi d•po•lt•
C*ih •t b•nk on ￿ntt
O*h•r
Tot•1
12.149
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Section C
Notes to the accounts
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Note 27
Charity funds (contl
27.3 Transfers between fund•
Thls
ar
R•a8on for transfer and wh•r• ondowment is convertgd to Incom•,
legal powgr fow Its converslon
To gnsure and fflalntsln ongolng chrflablo actSvlty of provldln9
8UPI)ortad Ilvlng accommodatlon to th• p•opl• In no•d of houslng
and supporL
Amount
Between unrestricted and
restrlcled funds
6000
8etsveen endowment and
restricted funds
Betsveen endowment and
unrestricted fund$
Last
R•a•on for tran•for and whern endowmént18 converted to Incomo.
1•gal powor lor It• convornlon
Amount
Between unrestricted and
re8tn.cled funds
To •n•ure and malntaln ongolng ¢hrftabl• actlvlty of provldlng
8UPPOrt•d Ilvlng a¢commodatlon to th• pooplo In nwd.
5000
Between endowment and
restrfcted funds
Bgtwa6n endowment and
unreslricl8d funds
27.4 Designated fund•
Thls
Planngd u••
Pu
0•0 of th• dosl n¥llon
Amount
Last
ar
Planned use
s• of the dos1
natlon
Amount
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## **Independent examiner's report on the accounts** 

**Section A                        Independent Examiner’s Report** 

**Report to the trustees EVOLVE HOUSING ASSOCIATION On accounts for the year 31.03.2023 Charity no 1183153 ended (if any) Set out on pages 1 to 18** 

I report to the trustees on my examination of the accounts of the above charity (“the Trust”) for the year ended **31/03/2023. Responsibilities and** As the charity's trustees, you are responsible for the preparation of the **basis of report** accounts in accordance with the requirements of the Charities Act 2011 (“the Act”). 

I report in respect of my examination of  the Trust’s accounts carried out under section 145 of the 2011 Act and in carrying out my examination, I have followed all the applicable Directions given by the Charity Commission under section 145(5)(b) of the Act. 

**Independent** The charity’s gross income exceeded £250,000 and I am qualified to **examiner's statement** undertake the examination by being a qualified member of **ACCA** _._ 

I have completed my examination.  I confirm that no material matters have come to my attention in connection with the examination which gives me cause to believe that in, any material respect: 

- the accounting records were not kept in accordance with section 130 of the Charities Act; or 

- the accounts did not accord with the accounting records; or 

- the accounts did not comply with the applicable requirements concerning the form and content of accounts set out in the Charities (Accounts and Reports) Regulations 2008 other than any requirement that the accounts give a ‘true and fair’ view which is not a matter considered as part of an independent examination. 

I have no concerns and have come across no other matters in connection with the examination to which attention should be drawn in this report in order to enable a proper understanding of the accounts to be reached. 

**Date: 24/01/2024 Signed: Name: Abdul Haseeb Relevant professional FCCA, FFA, FIPA, FFTA qualification(s) or body Chartered Certified Accountant Membership number: 1101011 (if any):** 

**Oct 2018** 

1 

**IER** 



## **Address: A H ACCOUNTANTS** 

## **394 Alfreton Road** 

## **Nottingham, NG7 5NE** 

## **Section B                           Disclosure** 

Only complete if the examiner needs to highlight material matters of concern (see CC32, Independent examination of charity accounts: directions and guidance for examiners). 

**Give here brief details of any items that the examiner wishes to disclose** . 

**Oct 2018** 

2 

**IER** 

