Company Registration Number
12238989
Registered Charity Number
1186659
Advocacy in Greenwich
Report and Accounts
31 March 2025

AdvocaGy in Gr6•nwlch
Report and accounts
Contents
Lègal and Administrative inforrnation
Roport of the Trustees
Independent ExamineTS Report
St8tgmgnt of Finonaal Activibes
Balanco sheet
Cash flow statement
Ntjtès to the accounts

Advocacy in Greenwich
Company number 12238989
Advocacy in Greenwlch
Trust888' Annual Report for the year •nd•d 31 March 2025
Th8 Trustee5 present their annual report and the financial stat8m8nts for th8 y8ar
ended 31 March 2025.
Reference and Admlnlstratlon Infornmtlon
Principal addre65:
Flrst Floor. Equitable House
7 General Gordon Square
London
SE18 6FH
Company Number:
12238989
Ragislered Charlty Number:
1186659
Tru8tee8'.
Evelin8 P8ates
Abdul Hameed
Sam Martin Bofton
Shah K Chowdhury
Jenny Chan (resigned 2025)
Beth Hardwick (resigned 2025)
Sonlor Officer:
Rahima Islam. Head of Operallons & Projects
Indopondont Examlnors:
Michael Adamson and Co
5 Thomdon Park Close
Leigh on Sea
Essex SS9 4RH
Bankèrs:
The CoThoperative Bank
151-155 Lewisham High Street
London
SE13 6A42

Ats%focacy In Greenwlch
Company number 12238989
Advocacy in Greenwich
Company numbor: 122388989
Reglstered Charity number: 1186659
Struclure. Governan¢e and Managemènt
Advocacy in Greenwtch is governed by tts Memorandum and Articles of Association
dated 21 September 2019.
The Trusteas are 818ct8d annually by the membership at the Annual General Meeting
ofthe Charty up to a maximum of 9 people voted in 2024 AGM. In addftlon.
people may be co-opted by the TrLLStees as required until th8 nèxt AGM.
All Trustees attend Trustee Training and online Safeguarding training and receNe a
comprehensive pack which includes the confidentiality policy, conflict of interest
policy, disciplinary and grievance procedures. complaints procedures and details of
the Charitys FoliGy on dNersification.
Advocacy in Greenwich is a member of a local consortium
The Charity Continually monitors major risks. The decisions on how to manage the
risks are taken at tha Truste8 M88tings and a risk register is in place.
Objectlves and Activities
The Charitls aim is to assist and support people with disabilities within the area of
benefit, in particular by providing them with a range of advocacy seryices. which
focus on people with learning disabilities and to work strategically to influen¢e pollcy
and pradicg.
We aim to 8mpov4er peop18 wlth a18aming disabilty to bring about change for
indlvkluals and In soci8ty and to makes sure that we provide independent advocacy
to anyone who needs It. We do this through:
One to one advoca
Positively encouraging self-adv¢)cacy and promotlng people wlth learning
disabiltties as leaders
Raising awareness among groups and Indivlduals In the communty about the
issues affecting people with a learning disabilrty
Offerfng people with learning disabilities paid and voluntsry roles within our
organisation
Empowering people wtih learning disabilities to bring ai)out positive change In
services, and in the communty
Many of the people we work with have ¢ompl8x communication and we use
muttimedia resources to support people to make choices. We have several projècts
offering one to one advocacy and self-advocacy groups. We promote advocacy
through choices workshops. We also support people to develop skills and have pald
and voluntary roles within the organisation. Trainers, Peer MPS. developing training

Advocacy in Greenwich
Company number 12238989
materials and films, promotion. facilitating consultation groups and becoming
members of our Board of Trustees.
We support people with leaming disabilities lo take on leadership roles locally,
regionally, and nationally.
When reviewing the activities of the Charity. the trustees have had regard to the
guidanc8 issued by the Charity Commission on public benefrt.
Achlevéments and Perf0m￿nCe
It has begn a chall8nging year forAdvocacy in Greenwlch I￿G). Despite funding
difficulties. thè Project Manag8r and A'G team have successftjlly secured support for
several key initiatives, induding the Community Mentor Project through the
Groundwork Greenwlch Hoallhlor Comrnunities Fund and the Mencap Active
Communities Fund, as well as the onewto-one Community Advocacy Proj8Ct, which
will receive funding from the Natlonal Lottery Community Fund in 2026. In
addition, core funding has been secured via the Match My Project platfo￿ to cover
consultancy and general running ¢osts.
Abdul Hameed's appoinlment as In18rim Chair has strewened Board leadership,
and together wtkh the Head of Operations and Projecls, they have successfully
adVan￿d the Lottery applicalion. With the Board's full support, the Community 1.1
Advocacy Project is now approved and ready for implementation in 2026.
During the year. board members, Beth and Jenny, stepped down. We have
SIn￿ increased the number of trusteeB Wlth livèd axparien￿ and recrulted an
additional trustee to broaden the skills across the Board. An additional candidate has
also been int8rviewed, and we will continue to advertise for further trustees in 2026
lo strengthen the Board's overall skillset.
The Board is worf(ing closely wlth the Head of Operations and Projects to implemenl
short-lem fundraising strategy covering September 2025 to Sèptambar 2026,
responding to feedback received from the National Lott8ry Community Fund. The
Charty Ex¢611ence Framework will also be introduced and Implemented through
Trustee meetings in the new year. Wlth the support of the Board, the Head of
Operations and Projects is worklng closely wlth Advocacy For All to access expertise
and support, initially to strengthen ￿G. explore collaborative opportunttl8S.
Our London Forum V￿rk CA)ncluded in March 2025. The Head of Operations and
Projects has confirmed with Heidi, Deputy Dir8ctor of Nursing & Clinical Director for
Leaming Disabilities, Autism & SEND, NHS England (London Region}, that the
funding will go out to tender in 2026 and will be op6n to appllcatlons across the
region. Heidi has confimed that she wlll keep us infoimed of the bidding proGess,
including key dates and timelines, as our rolling contract has com8 to an end. She
has also expressed a desire to continue working with us in the future.

Advoca¢y In Greenwlch
Company number 12238989
The charity also said goodbye to Cathy Mcclimmonds, Advocacy Support Worker for
People's Parliament, and Andy Heffer, Director (rnade redundant following
agreement with Trustees). Both will be greatly missed.
Ensuring th8 long-term sustainability of ￿G remains our highest priority. This will
enable us to continue delivering highquality advocacy services across the London
Borough of Greenwich and, wher8 p)sslb18, co118bor8le V￿th nelghl)ourlng
organisations on local projects. We are focused on growing income generation so
that people with learnlng dlsabllltles and autlsm are supported to make safe and
informed decisions for their future. Our aim is to empower individuals to live fulfilling
lives by being active within their wmmunities, accessing appropriate support,
developing skills that promote independence. and ensuring their voices are heard.
Financial Revièw
The financial results for the year are shown on page 6.
We are approaching a range of funders as outlined in our short-temi fundraising
strategy. AIG currently holds two statutory contracts. alongsid& local funding and
corporate social value funding, to support the services we deliver. We continue to
research funding opportunities suitable for and are developing a diverse funding
portfolio to expand our reath and improve our chances of securing long-term
sustainability.
our funds ar8 used to suppcrt th8 delivery of an effective. high-quality advocacy
service.
Oth•r Inforniation
We produce detailed reFQrts arKI monitoring information for our statutory Gontrads
and national and local funders. These reporls are accessible to our beneficiaries if
and when required.
This report was approved and verrfi&J by the Board on:
and signed on its behalf by:
Abdul Hameed, Chair:
Shah K Chowdhury:

Advocacy in Gr&onwlch
Indgpondgnt Examlners report
Report of the Independont Examlners to the Members
of Advocacy In Greenwich
Wè hav8 8x8Nwned the flnanclal ststements on pa98s 6 10 16 for the year en¢J8d 31 March 2025,
whth have been prepargd und8r thè a¢wunting FollcSes sel oul ¢)n pagg 9
Rospoctive responsibilities of the trustsos and examlner
Thg ¢h8rfty's trustees are responsiblè for the pr8paralion of the accounts. The charity's trustees
conslder that an audil is not required for this year under s8ebon 144 of the Charities Ad 2011 {the
Ch8Titi8s Acil and that an independent 8xaminatlon Is needed.
It is our reswnsibilty lo..
' oxamirte the accounts under ¥e¢tlon 145 of the Charities Act,:
lo follow the pro¢edur•$ laid down in the geneTal Directions glven by the
Chartty Commission under section 14515Xbl of th9 Choritses A(a,' and
' to stste whether particular matters have come to my attention.
Basls of Independent gxam5nerfs report
Our 6XamIna￿On was ￿Tri￿d out in ￿ance Mlh the General Dirèctions gNen by Ch8dty
CommissK)ners. An •xamination includes a review of the aecounting ￿CordS kept by Ihe charity
8nd a eomparison of the accounts presented w￿h th￿Se record8. 11 al80 indudes consideration of
any unusual items or disdosures in the accounts, and 8eekin9 explanatsons from you as trustees
onceming 8ny such matters.
The procedures und•rt8ken do not provide all the eviden¢e that woujd be requlred In an 8udlt and
tt*ns•qu•ndy we th not exFKes5 an a￿1(¢ ¢¥)inlon on the veiw gfven by the ac¢ounts.
Indepondont oxamlnerfs statement
In connection with OUT èxaminatlon. no maltor has com& to our attentKJn %thl¢h indicate Ihat..
118¢oountlng rocords have Th)t been kept in arxordance wilh Section 386 of tha Companies Act
2006.,
21 whero a￿Ounts are prepared on an acauds b8sis. whelherlhey fail to comply relevant
accounting rgquir8m8nts und8r section 396 of the compan￿ Act 2CK16. or are not
consistènt wrth the Charities SORP IFRS102)
31 any matter which the examlner believes shoukl be drawn to thè attention of th8 roaderto
galn a proper understanding of the ￿￿O￿nIs.
Michael Adyrnson and Co
Ch8rt&Ted Accountants
5 Thomdon Park Close
Laigh on Sea
Es5OX
SS9 4RH
Dale..
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Advocacy In Greenwlch
Stat•m•nt of Flnan¢lal A¢¢SvltF•s fwtho ygar •ndAd 31 March 2025
Totsi
fund
funds
2024
Inmmlnq W•wUr￿ yn•rat•d knd¥:
Voluntary Incom
Inv88tTr*ni Incthn
Ineominq resouTceB from th1nt*b￿a￿1Vi￿t
3&043
35.043
88,822
46.794
61533
109.327
96.471
Tgtsl InGomlny r•*ourt
46.794
97.576
144.370
185,093
C•6t of 9•￿•r￿fig fund$
C￿ts of90￿rat￿p vduntary Ir￿0
Ch8thablo actfvMe6
177A37
20.383
197,720
1.OLK)
207,818
1.000
Toi*l •*p*ttd*d
177,337
21,383
198,720
20B,818
N¢t Incom• forth• yur
1130,5431
76.193
(s4￿50)
123,7251
rran&fer bei¥¥eBn ftJnd$
11,553
37,662
49,215
72.940
Fund• e•ffitid ftsTh¥ard
11&990
113.865
6.135
49,215
Tho attac￿ n¢49s f¢f wt ofthèsè acwnts

Advocacy In Greenwich
Balance Sheet as al 31 March 2025
Unr•strlcl•d Rolriet•d
Funds
Funds
2025
2025
Noles
Total
2025
Total
2024
Flxed ￿$•1$
T￿ngl￿e ass&ts
Curr•nt ass0ts
Debtors
Cash at bank and in hand
13.9301
1110,2871
1114,2171
13.064
142,536
155,600
9,134
32.249
41.383
31.576
36.161
67,737
Crèdltors: amounts f•lllng due
wlthln one y•ar
N•t currgnt •ssets
{2.0110)
1116,2171
{44.518}
111,082
(46,5181
15,1351
118.522}
49,215
Net
116217
111,082
5.135
Funds earrled foN•rd
Unrestrfcted funds
Restricted fijnds
(118.9901
1118,990}
113.855
11,553
37.662
113,855
Totsl funds
118.9￿)
113,855
5.135
49.215
The management committÈe are salisfigd that th8 company is entiued to exemption th8
requirement to obtain an audll under sèclion 477 of Ihe Compan*$ Act 2006 arKI that members
h8ve not requirod Ihe company lo obtain an audit in accord&n¢8 with section 476 of Ihe ACL
The manapment commit￿? acknowledge their responsibillties for cOmpl￿ng th& rgquirgments
of thtr Companies Art 2006 wilh respeci to accDuntSng records and the preparation of awunts.
Thg accounts have been pre￿red in accordance with the provlsions in Part 15 of the thpanies
Act 2006 applicable lo ￿MpanIeS subject to the small ¢ompanies regimg.
These a¢¢ounts were approv8d by the Management Commlttee on
L3//L/io25
and slgned on ils behalf by
Trustee
Trustee
The attachèd noleg for part of the88 8CgJunts

Advocacy In Greenwich
Cash Flow Slatemont
for th• y•ar ended 31 March 2025
Total funds
2024
Total funds
2023
Net cash used Sn operatlng a¢t5¥ltles
12
13.9121
159,491)
Cash flows from Inve8tlng actlvltle8
Interest received
Cost ol fixed 885ets
Changè in eash and ush •quival•nts rn th• p•riod
13.912}
{59,4911
Cash and Cash eguN8￿nts brought fop448
Cash at bank and In hand 1086 ov•rdrafts at 31 March
36.161
95,652
36,161
Consisting of..
Cash at bank and In hand
32.249
36,161
Th8 attachod r#)t8s for part of th8se accounts

Advoca￿ in GY•enwlch
N¢)t•¥ to tho kcounts for the year •nd•d 31 Mar¢h 2025
1 ACCOUNTING POLICIES
The financial statem8nls have ￿an pr8pared under thè hlstorical Cl￿ Wnv•nIk￿, and ere in
accordance the Statement of R9￿Mended Pract￿8.. Ar￿Al￿r¥j and R&port¥￿ by Ch8ritiBS
prop8rfng accounts sn èrxth8nce with the Firkinaal Repcrtiro Standard 8Oicable in the UK and
Republic of Ir48nd IFRS 1021 i55UEd in October 2019 and the char￿e$ Act 2011.
The ch8rity t¢￿titUt&S a Pu￿￿ ￿n9rrt 9ntty as definBd by FRS 102.
IPICOMING RESOURCES
R•¢¢grtitlon of Incomlng r•stwrus
These are induded in the Sla18ment of Flngn¢181 ACtNit￿ *tsn'.
. Th8 ch8nty berAYD¢S ent￿•1 to the rBswrw,'
' ThE IrusteÈs are virbJalty certaln that theywll r¥cth Ihe r8wJrc8s', aThJ
' Thg mn0wyvau8 ￿ bo rn08sured sufficient reliabllty.
' Where grants are r￿[ye￿ In advance. th8 Incorne 15 spmd ovw ￿ parfod ofthtr 9Yant and any
furwjs r8C8fved whiGh rdate lo future a￿0￿[￿ perlods treated a8 income and
released ITr th8 ￿TIOd to Ih8yrdaie.
Wl*re inc¢ming resource5 havè relateé expend￿ry. th8 incomirvj re$Wr¢￿ ond related expenLItW8
are reportFd gross kn the Stalemon¢ of Flnandal ￿*vthe$.
Volunt•erholp
The Val￿ ¢1 wy ¥olunleer help IB not included in th6 aco)Lnts.
Invè8tnwnl Income
Ths Is Indudud in the accounts whEn wdvabl8.
EXPENDITUREAIID UA8ILmES
Liabil￿05 are recognHed as s￿￿ 88 there is a legal or ¢on8trucbv8 obligat￿n coMm￿n9 Ihe charfy to
pay out r8S(xjr￿.
Gownan¢o cosls
These indude the ¢ost$ of prep¥atloD 8nd examlnatlon of stalutory accounts, tho Costs of the Annual
Gonoral arnl costs of any109al •dvlce to trustee5 govemance or consknJUon81 matters.
F￿? ASSETS
T*nglbl8 flx8das5•ts us•dby th• ¢h•rlty
They are cathli88d rfthey can be us8d for more than ong year.They are valued at cost or, If grfted, at
the valuo io the charlty on rec*ipt.Wh¥e 8 grant received speraficaly for the wrthase of c4pltal
ms, 0￿e the ￿)nd￿or* of the gr￿1 have beon mat. the a5$0ts aw transferred to the generpj fund.
Depr•cl*lio
Depreu8ticn has been at thg rate8 ￿ order lo wYtt8 off the 8sset5 over their
e51irn8￿d u88fv1 INes.
Fumllure aThJ 8qulpmont
25% cn cJJ5t

Advo¢•¢y In Gr••mvl¢h
Note$ lo th• A¢eounts for th• ￿ar •nded 31 Ma￿h 2025
2 An•ty•l$ •* In¢ty*ln¥ r•soui¢
2025
2024
Vdub)tary I￿orne,.
R•strfGtod fvnds:
Cty B[￿e TruBt
National Lott6ryCommunty Fund
14,gXI
73,722
35,043
88,622
Income from charKabl• actMtI•s'.
Unr•slrldad fvndv5.'
Royal Borouth Gl Gree￿ch. chlbjr0r￿ s￿¢08
CLWP Local Communty Fund
CNY Bridp Tr¢Jsi
Other
44.039
42,184
I,￿8
1,770
2A01
2.755
46,794
47.423
Royal eorouth of Greenwl¢h
NHS Englan(5
47,978
14.555
35,984
13,064
InTMlment in¢om¢
Bank int8re8t
Total 5n¢omlng r•sour¢•s
144.370
185,093
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N•)tes to tho Accounts th• ￿•r ended 31 March 2025
3 Analysis of r•80urc•• •xpond
D8tsil& of r880ur¢es exp8nd8d are sht)w* on page 16 of the
4 N•t In¢omlng r8sour¢•s forth•
2025
2024
ar8 Staled 8ft8r c*arglng
Dgw•ciotion
Indep8nd8rit Exemknors fge
Trust8V¥ txp¢ns•s
Tru$tees 8XPgnSES forthe year amounted to £Nil 12024.. NII
No member of the Board of Truste88 nor Any person Connect￿ with thèm has recwved N Is due to
rec8fve any Temuneraoon for ￿ year direcly or indiredtyfrom the Ch8rW5 funds.
S Employees
2025
2024
Gross sala￿$
ETnpbyw8 Natknnal I￿UranCe wsts
Ponson ¢￿tribu￿.0
137,34
5,545
21,245
1fj4,134
136,539
5,545
21,245
163.329
The èverage number ofeMplo￿0S the yoor wa8 812024.. 81.
No emplv>*e rÈrAved ernoluments tsl more than £60.000 per 8nnum.
Rernth)8rat￿ lo k6y management personn61 in tha yeararnount￿ to£ 36.10212024,. £36,$351
6 T*x*lon
The charity exempt from C¢Jrp¢)r8Uon Tax c￿118 chart8￿8
7 Tanglbl• fftxed assets
Fumiture
and
•qulpm•nt
Totsl
Cost
At 31 M8rch 2W24
23.210
23,210
At 31 March 202S
23,210
23,210
Deprrtlatlon
At 31 March 2024
Charga fu thè ￿•T
23,210
23.210
At 31 M8r¢h 2025
23,210
23.210
Net ljook value
At 31 2025
At 31 M￿h 2024

Advo¢acy In Gr¢•nwl¢h
Ngt•$ to tho A¢¢ounts for tho ygar •nd•d 31 Ma￿h 2025
8 D•btors
21125
2024
Debtors
9.134
9,134
31,578
S1,576
9 thdltt)rn: an￿￿￿14 falllng du• wlthln OM y••r
2025
Creditors and accruuls
11.496
35.022
46.518
1,000
17.522
D8f8rred Incom8
An4￿15 ofd•f•fftd incom•:
Namè offund
Op•nln¥
deferral
R•h•$od
in )*ar
f•rrod
in ￿ar
Closlng
deferral
17,500
17,$22
17,500
17.522
Nalbjnal Lolt8ry Communty Fund
17,522
17,522
35.022
10 D•tall$ of funds
Unr••trf¢lèd Fund
W6 are ￿MMitted to enwring that the peo￿0 work with are eMp0￿red (o fully participate in tho
widorithnrnunlty and we l(NJ8thor to challorYJ6 assumptltxis and thang8 mlnd$.
We wm to promote the ri9hts of peorA& wo wtyk with a$ GiUzw$ and to on$ure th8t P80pk wlh
learn￿ dls8bilhles and young peoplg disabiliti95 paiticpats ITh th8 proigctwork at all ￿5.
Royal Bor￿gh of Gr•onwlch: Pvonts wlth 418amlng dSs•bllNy
We wrrk with parents with a leaming th50bilitytV Ensu￿ trat IheyreGeive the suppDrt that they need lo
care for their children aTrJ wtherg t￿re 8re chikj protectk)n 155U95. to ensurg th4t IhBy a v¢kx
those woce8d1r￿5. The Royal Borough of Greenwich and other Londcn Borough8 spoi purchase one-
aévo¢a¢y.
R•%trlctsd fvnds
Royal Borough of Graénwlch: Peopl•'s Parflament
The project supwrts the runnlng of the Peop￿1 Padlament. MPS are e￿¢te￿ by thelr peers to
represent their VI￿? and knterests at declthn rnaklng meelngs 1(Kalty. Thls wcrk Is fund8d by th&
Roy818orough of Greenwth.
Namonal LottBlY. Quallty Checker¥ Project
We are funded by the 8iq Lottery Fund to d8vdop a Qualty CheL*Jry Proi8Ct to chBd( the acc05$￿InY
of 8 ranue ofst8tulory. ￿mmUnIty aTrJ18L8ure Serv￿$ In Ih8 br￿￿h.
NFIS England: London R•glon•l Fornm
We cmbnue ¢c￿OrdInatI1g the Lmdon F¢)rum for petplÈ with È learning disèbilty. This We￿1& lurKJed
by NHS EnglaThJ.
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Advocacy in Gr•enwr¢h
Not•s to tho Account• for tho y•ar •nded 31 hlarch 2025
11 Mov•m•rrt In fund$
Year ended 31 March 2025
Fund
Fund
baknces
transfers boLgnce$
brought Incoming Outy)ing betr￿en
carried
fc*ward
Unr•strlet•d fvnd
11.553
46.794 1177,3371
1118,9901
R￿111¢¢¥d fvnds
Advo¢xy
$8lf Advots8Cy
Qualily CheL*ers
Transition$
Othw proJe¢ts
D￿￿gnat•d Fund
37.662
35.043 114,9531
57.752
62.533
16.4301
Se,103
Total
49
15 144370
198.720
5,135
Movement In funds
Yoar ondod 31 IA•r¢h 2024
FkEnd
Gro
Fund
balances
transfers babnce8
brought Inconlng Oulgokng b8tt¥e8n
Garri•d
forwarEI reswrce$ r•sources
funds
fO￿ard
Unr•strl¢tsd lund
17,238
47,423
192,2441
39.136
11.553
R•strt¢tsd fund•
Advoca
Selfknocacy
Qu81ty Chockérs
Tran51tion5
5.177
28.481
15,1771
73,722 164,5411
14,900
112.8711 12,2291
22.044 49.048 139.3621 (31.7301
37,662
Other prolects
0•81onat•d Fund
Total
72 940 185 093
208,818
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Not•s to tho Accounts for the year ended 31 March 2025
12 R•ron¢lll4tlon ol ngt movom•ni$ In fvnds to n¥t ¢a$h flowfrom op•ratlny a¢tMtI•s
2024
2023
Nèt mov•m8nt in fuThJs
AL*J ba¢k depreaaoon
Less inter•st received
De¢r•ase I Vn¢reasel in debtors
Incr8a58 1 Ideereas•l in L¥editcrs
Not ¢ash us8d in opwalng ac*vl¥os
154,3501 123.7251
22,442
27.996
128,7491
17,017)
13 Ststul
The ¢ompany, whkh 1$ o rtgL*t•r¢¢ ¢harlty, IÈ 51mMa¢l by guar8ntsè and has no share t4p￿al
14

Adv•¢a¢y In Gr•enwi¢h
Notss to tho Accounts for th• y￿r Ènd￿ 31 March 2025
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Total
2024
In¢omlng r•source%:
I￿omIng rosources Ir•m generated fvnrjs:
Voluntary in
Investment Income
Incoming resources from ¢harttsbl• •th1ti•s
88,622
88.622
47,423
49.048
96,471
Total Incomino re8our¢••
47,423
137,670
185,093
Resources •xpended:
G061 of genaratlng funds
C08ts of genèratsng vduntary Inwn•
Charitablè actbvldos
Govemance costs
75,999
144.484
220.463
Totsl Tgsources 9xP•￿ed
75,999
145.464
221.463
Net InGom• forth• year
Transfer betsJe8n fijnds
Funds brought forward
128.5761
32.979
4,871
17.7941
132,9791
67,417
136,3701
72288
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