PROJECT FOR THE REGISTRATION OF CHILDREN AS BRITISH CITIZENS CIO Chadty Registration No 1187681 PROJECT FOR THE REGISTRATION OF CHILDREN AS BRITISH CITIZENS (PRCBC) A Ch•rlt4bl• Incoiporat•d Org•nl•atlon Trustees Annual Report and Financial Statemènts for the year April 2024 to March 2025 CONTENTS Pagé Trustee•, Report statamont of Flnonclal Adlvitlei Balance Sheet 10 Note$ to the Flnancial Statement$ Independent Examlner'8 Report 22 PROJECT FOR THE REGISTRATION OF CHILDREN AS BRITISH CITIZENS CIO The Tru8to08 present thelr annual report and the flnanclal 8tat•monts for the year from Aprll 2024 to March 2025 R•f•rnnce and Admlnl•lrntlv• d•tall8 TfU8taoWDlr•olors Carol Bohmer Pauline Goodorson Susan Shutlef Rrta Chadha Ir881gn60 Seplomber 2024) Tonl-Ann Murphy Astalll Rasidaki (resignéd S8pt8mb8r 2024) Derek McConnell18ppolnted August 20241 Olu Sowemlmo (appolnled December 2024) Charlty Numb•r 1187881 Registered Offk8 Second Floor 23 Eyot GArd•n$ London W6 9TR Ind•pendent Examln•r Bèverley Campbell BC Consullan¢y Sorvlces 15 Fairthom Road London SE7 7RL Bank•r8 Co.oyratlv6 Bank P. O, 80x250 Skelmorsdal8 N8 6wr Unliy Twsl Bank P. O. Box7193 Willenhall WI 90G PROJECT FOR THE REGISTRATION OF CHILDREN AS BRITISH CITIZENS CIO Structur•, G•vèrnan¢• and Manayment For background, until 4 August 2022 PRC8C was a registerod charitabl6 company limited by guarantee, followlng Incorporallon on 3 August 2015 - number 09713482. The organlsatlon was govemed by the regulations sol out In its ooveming document. its Memorandum and Articles and was run by a voluntary Management Committe8. PRCBC wa$ registered as a charity on 31 January 2020 - number 1187681- and ft$ Management Committee became ts Charity Board of Tnbstees. We converted our status to a CharitabL9 Incorporated Organisation wlih effed Irom 4 August 2022. We also then amended our financial year, lo run from the usual April to Mar¢h. This report covers Aprll 202410 March 2025. The Trust8e$ appolnt new Trustees by agreomenl, recrurting on ltte basis of their $kill$ and knowledga relevant to PRCBC'$ negds, and lo fill gaps in skills ol existing Twst•e$. Thay aro appolnted for up lo a three.year lemi, wllh th¢ posslbllhy of renowal. Publ1¢ 8•n¢fil Th• Chadtoble ObJ•Cts of PRCBC arn: 1. To promote so¢lal Incluslon for the publ1¢ benefrt by the provl8lon of legal adv4¢o. ald. 888iStanc8 and $8Nlces in rolatlon to 8ritlsh CIt￿enshIP clalms for ¢hlldren and young peopio,. and 2. The prevention and relief of poverty by the provision of legal advi¢e, ald, assl8lanco and servi¢88 In relation lo regi31ertng children and young People as Brttlsh cRizen$, or e8tabll$hlng their exisllng Brlll$h cltlzenship, prfmarity lo Such Per￿n8 who Could not otherwi8• obtaln su¢h provision du• lo lock ol means,. and 3. Th• adV•n￿ment of education. particulaty but nol Ilmtt•d to matter8 r•latlng to the legal framework ol 8nti8h ciiizenshlp 81•lu4,' and 4. To promote human rlghls In the United Kingdom las sel out in the Universal Declaratlon ol Human Rights and subsequ•nl Unhed Nation$ Conventions and Declarations and the European Convgntlon on Human Right$ and other Coun¢ll of Europ& Convenlions and Declarations, the Human Rights Act 1998 and the Equallty Act 20101 by ill or any of the following means.. A. Monitorir*g, do¢umentlng and rfr8ear¢hlng168U•S felatlng lo ¢hlldren and young people obtalning Brrtlsh cttlzenship or eslabllshlng Ihelr Brlt15h cnlzenshlp status and conducllng and di$$emlnaling rèsearch on the88 18sug5. B. Commenting on lagislatlon and policies relatlng lo the clilzenshlp rights ol chlldren and young pgaple. C, Ralslng awareness of the rlghts of eligible Chlldren ind young Poop￿ to reglsler as 8rltlsh cRlzens. D. Obtaining redress for children and young people in relatlon lo British Cttizenshlp cl8lms, Including through redress through the ¢ourt8. E. Rellevlng noed among children and young people In relallon to Ihelr rfghls to Brltlsh citizonshlp. PROJECT FOR THE REGISTrATION OF CHILDREN AS BRITISH CITIZENS CIO F. Contributing to the sound administration of human rigms law. G. Raising 8warone$s #nd promotin9 SUPPOrt for children and young people's citizenship rights. H. Advocacy on Chlldren and young people's C￿1ZenshIP ￿ght5. I. Elomlnallng Infrfngements of children and young people's cttlzen5hlp rfghts. Th& Trustees have read and understood the Charty Commission guidance on the importance of Considering the public benefit when making relevant decisions on our Work. Objectlves and Actlvltles PRCBC'5 goal is lo increase the registration of children and young persons by raislng awareness of the need for registration and the importance of regislraliofi among those who are entrtled lo register as crtizens. We also aim lo provide as much legal assistance as possible, both dir8¢tly and indirectly, lo the children and young people themselves and those who wofkwith them. We assist and represent young people w4th ¢hallenging unlawful refusals and barriers to the registration of children, suth as a¢ce$sibility and fees. We represent British children's complex passport appii¢ations whén li may be hard for thèm to prove their status. We work to publiclse ¢hildren's rights lo access ¢ltizen6hip and to improv6 the tegal advlce avallable on thls. The prlncipal actimty of PRCBC continued lo be as a CIO which provides legal advice, infomiation and represenlalion in respect to registering children as British citizens, when they and thair families do not have the means to pay for such legal adw¢e and represèntation. We employ a Supervising SollcitorlCEO who has worked throughout Ibe period of thi5 report. We had grant fvnding for a second junior solicrtorlparalegal and have recnjiled for this lob bul without long-lemi su¢¢e$s. We also planned to recfult a Legal Pracli¢e Administrator, without success. Support for the Supèrvisina Solicrtof, both in legal and 8dministralive work, has often been provided through both short. and long-lemi consultancy. A small part of this work is done through speciallst qualified volunle8r ad￿Ser5, who are solicitors and are supermsed by our Supervising Soli¢itorlCEO. These solicitors advise Chlldren ond young people on the first Saturday of the month. The sollcrtOTS advise on thelr cases and prepare the documents and represenlalions in support of their complex applications lo the Home Office for registration as Brrtish citizens. If their applications aTe wron9ly refused, we advise an¢J representthem in challenging Ihe refusals including in the higher courts. This higher court work is dono by our Sup$fvising Solicf(orlCEO. We have decided that sup8Thislng and followlng through the volunteers. work Is nol the most effe¢tlve use of her tlme or of deallng with cases and cosjld involve risks. This will be Phased out lalef in 2025. We continue to provide an unfijndad advice service to young pèople, lawyers and other professionals with queries concemillg British citizenship rights. During this accounting period, we provided this to 131 lawyers in response to unsolicited Individual queries and signposted 295 people with bss complex queries to more general advice. We also provide training for lawyers and other legal advisers and information lo soci81 workers and others through infomialion booklets, briefings, articles, blogs and meetings. We fundraise and seek grants and donations towards PRC8C's running costs and lo meet our volunteers. expenses PROJECT FOR THE REGISTRATION QF CHILDREN AS BRITISH CITIZENS CIO Som¢ ¢hanges aft•r COVID-19 PRCBC had to adapt to conllnue lo provlde our s8￿CeS in dNlerenl ways duflng the pandemlc. Some changes were useful and have continuet1. We now do most of our work from the office again and see most ¢llent$ there but continue to deliver some of our sèrvi¢es r¢mot•ly. through zoom ana phone consultstions, by emall and post. We also conllnue to run a one-off specialist advice lin¢, ofton through zoom. We made zoom appolntments for young people orlheir carers who could no longer travel for advlce, bul who could send do¢umonls through email and recorded post, wllh some costs covered by PRCBC, to explaln their situallon. We advised 172 young people or thair ￿rerS through thls service, remotely or In our office. We ffjlumed lo providing in.p8rson iraining COUfS88, three this year.. one advanced cour8e for lawyers and less speciAli$l one lor paralegals and advlsors, and a seminar for policy workers W• have continued to ad￿$8 and represent ¢hlldr8n and young people Ihroughoul theso ¢hall¢ngés. A¢hl•v•ments and P•rforni•nc• PRCBC has been reglstered as a chadty slnco January 2020 and from March 2020 became an Independent organlsallon, renting rts ¢)wn office spaG8. employing a Supervlslng Soll¢rtor and paylng consuttanl $oll¢ltors and Legal Administrators. In August 2022 PRCBC became Charitable Inco￿Orat•d Organisation. PRCBC celebrated flrsl 10 years of exlslence wlh a r•¢eption 8nd18unch of our revised and expanded inform814on booklol on chlldren's cltizenship ghls on 22 Novamb¢r 2022. We have conllnutd to updale Ihls useful resource, most reconlly In Aprll 2025. In Septemb¢r 2023. PRCBC secured its own Legal Aid Agency contract so we can oblaln our own legal ald fundlng for the cases we rnpr•8enl, Our solicrtor'8 agreement with the Cardlnal Hum• Cantro therefore formally ended in August 2023, wllh m•ny thanks for their co-operatlon over the proviou8 three years. The fln81 payment for PRC8C's completed casès has been d•layed after the ¢yb&r.att8¢k on Iht Logal AKI Agency. Our appllcalbn for Spe¢iallJt Quallty Mark (SQMI ac¢redltatlon was successfulty flnallsed In February 2024. Our legal ald contract Was In￿1811Y lJsu•d in September 2023, for a year, and w•8 r•n•wed forthree y•ars, to October 2027. In the year ofthls report, PRCBC provld•d Initial 4s6lstan¢•, advice and r8proo•ntatlon to over 172 children and young people dlre¢tly In their Britlsh citizenship applIcot￿n$ (for regislralk)n or a pa$8POrtI. Many more benofllod indirectty thiough our awarenes8-ral$lng work, stralogic Iltigatlon and wider advocacy. Applicallons take some tlme lo decide, and during thls period most ol our resolved applicallons wtra succo$sful erther at inillal application or Home Offico revlew. of al pre-acllon or High Court ludlcial review stages. PRCBC continuod to ensure the high standard of our service, aKvay8 having in mind that duo to the nsture of our 81rat8gi¢ work some children and young people's cas9$ will go on to be Illlgaled In the hlgher ¢ourt$ Includlng ludl¢lal r8vlew pro¢e8dings. S•voral appllcatlons did pro¢a8d to elther alotter before Clalm or the Issue ol a claim forludlclal revlaw. PRCBC'S challengo to the lawfulness of the Home Offic8 chlldren's cRlz•nshlp ￿gIstratIOn leo, conllnulng Irom 2019 10 2022, resutted In the creatlon of a potenlial fee walver for thll(Jren, and the exemption from lees for chlldren In local aulhorily care, from 22 June 2022. Th1$ has helped very many children to be reglslered as Brfllsh cttlzens. PRCBC'S work on Ihls fee, Including by litigation, was cruclal, underlining the positi￿ impact Ouf work has and why tt is vllal that we eonlinue lo challenge Ihese barrlers via legal andlof other means. There are however stlll problems with tho implemontation of foe walvers, Wrth the Home Offi&8 requiring PROJECT FOR THE REGISTRATION OF CHILDREN AS BRITISH CITIZENS CIO extremety detailed financial ewdence and explanations to decide on a waiver, and the children's regislratlon fee being raised to £1.214 (and th& adult reolstralion fee raised lo £1.481). PRCBC has met the Head of the Nationality Department, and corresponded with Ministers, about this. PRC8C has continued to monitor the Secretary of State's revised guidance on ¢hildren'$ regSstration by dlscretion. That revision greatly assists many children particularty children brought to the UK at a your¢g age who have lived here for at least 10 years of their childhood and ¢hik1ren In the fijll care of 8 local author*ty. These Iwo groups of children are now nomally registered 88 British cltizens on their making an application for this, and ¢hildren In Ca￿ are exémpt from paying the application fee. But we still see many unjustified refusals and advise on contesting them. After a general change in nalionalrty staff gU￿anCe in Febfuary 2025. stating thai Citizenship should be refvsed when people had initially entered the UK illegalty. PRCBC sought and obtained an assurance through our Patron Baroness Li*er of Burtersett that this shoultj not appty lo Childrèn. Non6lh8less, we have seen instances when crtizenship was refvsed. An Increasthg area of work Is In ¢onne¢iion wrth domesti¢ abuse. We recelve many referrals and one-off requests for advico from mothers wllh children who ar8 Briti8h or h8v8 8 righl to register but wrth hosllle andlor vlolent lathers not willlng to support applicatlons. We ¢onsl(ler and assist wrth applications for a doclaralion of parenlage in the family courts, which can then 881ablish the Cfilld's crtlzenshlp rigttis. PRC8C's challenge ¢onceming whether ¢hildr8n bom in the UK, whos8 parents were exercising EU Treaty rights al the lime of their birth, were necessarily bom British ¢itiiens was dismissed by the Court of Appeal on 19 March 2024 and the Supreme Court refused pemilssion lo appeal in Juty 2024. However. this lrtigation led difedly lo the British Nationality {Regularisalion of Past Practic8) Act 2023. The Act passéd into law on 29 June 2023. It has secured the British citizenship of many thou5allds of people whose ¢tilzenship had been put at risk by the Home Office changing Its interpr81alion of British nationality law in defending the Challenge brought by PRCBC. The Act essentially preserves the lon9Standing position taken by the Home Office that the relevant cir¢umstancÉs In law of children bom in the UK to a parenl exercising EU Treaty rights from 2 October 2000 were different from those of childr8n bom In like circumstances before that date (the key dIffe￿nCe being lo tr8at the parents as settled before that date and the children th8rofore bom with Brltlsh ciiizenshipl. During this perlod, PRC8C has also rapresented several child￿n and young people with cases concerning the good ¢hara¢ter requirement who are èntitled to be registered. Many of these are young people bom in the UK who did not know Ihey were not Brilish citizens. who have no conne¢lion lo any other ¢ourFtry and who have criminal Convictions. Others are young people who ware in care, or who have disabilitiès. We opened 37 thildren's and young people's cases for representation during this year and closed 33, generally successfully. PRCBC sent a Gopy of our bookiel Children andthewrwhts to British citizenshipto all new MPS ofter the 4 July 2024 general •1oQtion. We prowdod a briefing to the House of Commons Commrrtee slage on the nationalrty aspects of the Border Securty, Asylum and Immigrat￿n Bill In February 2025, and we Continue to rais• i8SLlO5 as the Bill goe8 through Parliament. PROJECT FOR THE REGISTRATION OF CHILDREN AS BRITISH CITIZENS CIO Plam forth• lutur• PRCBC will conllnue its work in advising and rèpresènting children and young people about their British citizenship rights and In disseminating Infornatlon about the law and practice. We Intend to contlnue to represent complex cases and to challenoe unjust refusals through all gal channels. We anticipatts that our casework will ¢ontinue to include a focus on challenging the application of a good character requiromenl for poople a9ed 10 years or older lo register ghts to Brllish ciliz8nshlP, We aro Ihlnking again about r6¢ruitment of a Se￿nd $oli¢rtor, or a legal administrator. to broaden the basis of our work and to provido more opportunty for Influoncing and pracllce. Flnanclal Rovl•w Dudng thls fmanclal year PRC8C's Income was £210.264. Our oxpondrture was £198,427. All fund8 were us•d for the provliion of199418d￿cQ servi¢81, Grant Income durfng the year was £181,000. We are graleful for Ihe granls from the Paul Homlyn Foundatlon and the Trust for London, 80me r68trict8d lo salgry costs, and the Esmee Fairbalm Foundation for unr•stri¢teO granlj, as listed In these accounts. Casework Income was £27,966 and donations. £1.872. At the pa￿0d end, wo carried over £243,932 to the 2025- 28 Ilnanclal yoar. a) Roserves The Board ol Trustees recommend that to allow th8 ch8rlly lo be managed efflclenlly, an unrostd¢ted reserye equivaltnt to at lea81 nln6 monlhj operatin9 eX￿ndItUre should be bul up. Thi8 Is to ensure thè operating efficlen¢y of th8 Charity and to provSde some prolectlon to th• organ180tion ffom tho risk of dlsrupllon at short notice due to a lack of fund8. In additlon, when setting the largel level of ro$oryes, Trustees have Consldered the naturo of ourwork lor young and vulnerable eliènls, and particularfy the complex and drawn-oul litigation work that w8 do, as well as the risk of hami lo our benofi¢iari•$' ca8as durlng an unorder1y transttlon, We keep th1$ pollcy under revlew. W• have achleved the nlne month8 reserve target through Ihls y88r. b) Fundralsing PRCBC ha$ been an Independent organlsallon slnce March 2020. We are therefore rasponslble for all our own management and fundralsing, We have a rolllng programme of fundraising application3 and have succeeded in r8islng money to eonlinue our work. We 8180 receive some small Individual donallons, some inter partes and ￿gI1 ald consultancy income and cojts awarded whèn wo ar• •ucces$ful In ¢ourt ca$e8. c) Hardshlp PRCBC uses a small proportlon of As tjonallons and unrestrlcted lundlng In order10 provlde some support for Our destiluto and low-income young clients, such as paylng towards photo¢opylng and postage. and travel lo PRCBC'S offlce for appointments. or towards other costs thal may olhgrwise Inhibit or pRvenl the dellvery of our seNices, when peopl8 face particular hard6hlP. We allocatod up to £5,000 to thi$ in this financial yoar and $penl £1,887. Rl•k A88083m•nt Trustees have agreed a nsk assessment and management policy. The prfncipal Idenlffied risks are stratogic, regulatory and operatlonal. Rl$k$ are addressed In our busines$ phn, log8thof PROJECT FOR THE REGISTRATION OF CHILDREN AS BRITISH CITIZENS CIO with policies and strategies to mitigate them. We review the business plan and policies regulady and our frjlure plans include a more 1Selailed environmental strategy. Our staff and volunteers receive appropriate training. PRC8C and our volunteer casoworkers are regulated by the Immigrallon Ad￿Ce Authorfty {IAAI, fomiedy the Offlce of the Immigration SeNices Commissioner IOISC}. Our solicitor, consuttant and volunteer solicitors are regsjlated by the Solicrtors Regulation Authority {SRAI. Ouf supervising soliciior a38esses our young people's cases Yor risk at inrtial slage and during the life of their case. Our CEO and the Trustees conslder polential organisalional risks and their mitigation regularty. Stalement of the TrU￿oes, re•ponslbllltleg The trustees are responsibb for their annual report antj for Ihe preparation af financial slatemenls for eaeh financial year, which give a true and fair view of the incoming resources and application of the resour¢es ofthe charity during the year, and of Ihe slate of affairs al the ènd of the financial year. In preparing these financlal statements, the trustees are requlred to.. Ensurè that surtable accounting pollcies are establlshe¢J and applied consistentty.. Make judgements and estimates which are ￿asOnable and prudent., Stale whether the applicable a¢counlin9 Standards and statements of recommended accounting practice have been followed. subjecl lo any material departures disclosed and explained in th• financial Statements., and Prepar8 the ￿ nanclal statements on a golng Concern basis unbss It Is Inapprop￿ate to pr8sum6 the charity wlll ¢ontinu* operatlons. Th8 Ifustees have overall responsibilty for ensuring that the charity has appropnate systems and controls, finan¢ial and olhernvise. They are also responslble for ko•ping proper accounting records whlth disclose the flnanclal posrtlon of the charty and enable them lo ensure that the financial statements comply with Ihe Charities Act 2011. They are also responsible for safeguarding the assets of the charriy and for their prO￿r application, as required by charity law, and hence for iaking reasonable steps for prevention and d￿eLlIon of fraud and ottter Irregularities and lo prowda r•asonablo assurance Ihat: The chartty Is operating efflcientty and effectively., All assets are safeguarded against unauthorised use or dispositlon and arg propedy applied.. Proper records a￿ maintained and financlal information used within the charfty, or for publication, is reliable., and The charity complies with relevant laws and regulations. This report was approv8d by the DIre￿or$ on 4 November 2025 and signed on thelr behalf by.. Sue Shutter, Trustee and Treasurer PROJECT FOR THE REGISTRATION OF CHILDREN AS BRITISH CITIZENS CIO Independent Examinèr's Rèport to the Trus18eslDireGlors of the Projecl For The Registration ol Chlldren as British Crtlzen5 Charity no.. 1187681 I report lo the ehadty INstees on my examinatlon ol th• accounts ol th8 above Chafttabl8 In¢orporoted Organisation {CIO> for the yeaf ended 31 •1 March 2025 set out on pag88 10-20. R••ponslbllltl•s and bails of r•p+)rt As the charrty Iruslees of th¢ Twsl. you are r8sponslble for the preparation of the a￿OUnt￿ In a¢¢ordan¢e with the roquirements of the Charrtles Act 2011 (Yhe Actl. I report in respect of my examinatlon of the Trust's ac¢ounts carrièd out under soction 145 of tho 2011 Act and In carying out my examination, I have followed thè applicable Directions givon by the Charity Commission undèr section 145151{b} of the Act. Ind•p•nd•nt •xamln•f • •tat•m•Trt I have compi&ted my examlnaiion. I conflmi that no malerlal matters have come to my ottanlion in tonnection wllh the examination which giv•8 m• ¢aus• lo belleva that In, any malerlal r•spoct'. accountlng rocords wefe not kept in accordance wlth $octlon 130 of the Act or the accounts do not accord wrth tho accounling records I havo no con¢8rns and have ¢om• across no other mailers in connectlon wlth tho examinallon lo whlch attenllon Should be drawn In order lo enable a Pfoper underslanding of the account8 lo be r8ach8d. Independont Examlnor 8C Consultancy Servlce$ Dated 0611112025 CHARITY COMMISSION FOR ENGLANO AND WALES PROJECTFOR THE REGISTRATION OF CHILDREN AS 8RITISH CITtteNS IPRCBCI Annual accounts for the To 1187681 eriod P•rkd *art dats 0110412024 3110312025 Section A Statement of financial activities Reslrfcled unr¢•trIct￿ Incom• Endowmi fvndfj luThlJ Totsl lund* R•¢omm•Nl•d ¢at•qori•• by a¢UvRy Prfof y•ar funds Incomlng rg•ource8 (Not• 31 F01 F02 F03 F04 F05 ¢¢m• and •n&xvm•nts fr•m.' and *gacle5 C￿ab￿a￿v1t 27 966 181.000 208.986 Iniefegt 4937 SepBiateffltsiJl rtem rfIB Cltsr 489 489 216 264 Toi41 Rèsourc￿ •xp•nd•d INot• 61 EM￿ndM￿r• on.. tund8 151 000 198427 $10 Total S12 151000 198 427 Net Incomellexpondltur•l b•foro Inv¢¥tmènt galnslll¢$wl S13 12,163 30,000 35.963 614 Net Incom¢llèxpendlturel Extraordlnary Item¥ Tron•tsr• b•tween fund• other recognlsed gains111￿6*8}. 815 183 30,000 17,837 35,9SJ S16 S17 $18 st9 N•t mov•m•nt In fund8 R•conclll•llon of fynd¥." TLlal TundFbrtWOhlfaNYard Tot41 lund8 c•nl•d fonv4 216,095 203 932 10 000 226,095 243,932 190 132 226 OJS 10 Section B Balance sheet Restrfetèd InGom* fund$ Unre5trl¢ted fvnds Endowment Total thls funds Totol la* year Flxed assets F01 F02 F03 F04 F05 Intsnglble assets Tangible as8et• H•rltag• a$￿t* Investments {Nots 15) INole 141 INot¢ 181 (Nots 171 Total Thxad assets Current assets Stocks (Note 181 Oebtor• (Not• 191 Invostmènts (Note 17.41 Caah at bank and In hand (Note 241 Total cUtt￿t assets 810 81 4.335 222,658 226,993 Crodltorn: amounts falllng duo wlthln one year (Note 201 11 7,281 898 Plot ¢ury8nt assetrfllabllliles) B12 243,9 Totsl asJ•ts less Cuffent Il•bllltl B13 226,095 Crèdltors: amounts falllng due after one year INote 201 Provl•lonfj lor Ilabllltlos 14 BIS 243,9 Total net assets or Ilabllllles Funds of the Charity Endowment funds INote 271 Rostrlcted Incomo furhls INoi• 271 Unre•tri¢ted funds Revaluatlon reserve B18 243,932 226.095 eiT 40,000 40,000 203.932 10,000 216.095 19 203.932 B20 rotal funds B21 0,00 226,095 Sip)•d by cne or tru8tee8 on b¢haW Of all thg trustees Date of approv81 ddlmm Signaturg Print Name SUSAN M SHUTTER 0411112025 NulL'b lu Ilic. Note 1 8￿1* of prep4ratlon T1￿• *•ctlon •houldb• compl•t•d by•Neh•rl#••. 1.1 Ba•18 of accoun￿n9 ThBw 4ccount# h•v• Lwn y•p•r•d und•r th• hl•torr•l ¢￿t¢￿VIntim with r•ccgniwJ •t ec4t or trar￿ti v•lu• unb*s 8tstad in tr• r•K*v*nt rthl•l to a¢￿￿nI8. T￿ qwwnt* hAv• beon re￿Nd In accordan￿ with.. tho Statement of R•¢¢mm8nded Pracfje•'. Ac¢ounlng and Rewlno by C#arqfj• proparing th8ir account• in •¢eordanco v*th Fin•ncial Repjrbng Stsndard Sp￿￿1￿4• th• UK ¢f Ir•l•nd IFRS 1021 IA•wd on 16 July W14 th• Finan¢#l R•pth"ng StsTrJ¥d *p￿￿•bIl in th• Unlt•a Ilngdom ard R•wblk d Ird•nd IFRS 1021 • 4nd wlth lh• Ch•rll•• Act 20t1. Th• th•rity W￿d￿rt•1 • pu￿￿ b￿fft •ntity •• d•fin•a by FR8 102.. ".Trk •4 •pprW•t• 1.2 Golng Gon¢•rn If •r• m•t•rknl un¢•n•lnd•• r•l•t•d to •v•nts or gondlthn• th•t ¢Mt•lwlthnt doubl on th• cl￿1 •bMty to ¢onthu• w • qolnq ctrn¢•m, pl•M• wovld• lh• folkl￿ ¢l•t•ll• or•l•r• "Not•ppll¢*bl•", M An •xpknMtion to lact•r• th•t •wort th• that chirhy l• a Noi AppNo•bl• D￿c￿lur0 of Iny unc•r&inl•A that rMk• th• golng eonc•rn a•wmplon doubfvl., Whore I¢￿u￿t• ar• nr)t pr•￿r•d en i yr Con￿rn È••ii, thi• fact bJ•th th• on which tr• tru•t••• pr•pir•d th• th• %*hy tm chirlty Tr)t re9wr¢J8d •• 8 gdng Concwn. 1.3 Change ol accountlng poll¢y Th• accwnts pr•••nt • tru• #nd lair and th• ¥¢Jounting p￿¢￿• •dc•tsd •f• thow wUin•d li not• { }. Not Applle•bl• Plot Apwio•bl• -Tkk *• •pprW•t• No. 1.4 Change• lo accountlng 98tlm•t•* No ¢h•F¥88 to acceunt'no astimato6 hav• rtcwr&J in Ih r•￿)￿￿9 p•rKd13 48 FRS 102 SORPI. -Tkk •• •pPW￿le N•. 1.0 Mat•rW prfor y•ar •rror• No ￿*￿rI11 pdor y••r •rrtf hwe b••n id•Db￿ in the r•pxbng F•rKd13.47 FRS 102 SORPI. YM" 12 Note 2 2.2 INCOME Ac¢ountlng poli¢le• RrtOgnlWon ollh¢om* aro I￿￿ded orriTrsrwl AGirthw I￿VAl¥* thecnefiiy oectsmes enirfwtothe rtsourQeS" rt Is mty• Iik•ly not that r•t*v•th8 rOoUrc￿ a In•TfLOThrtJry bp mlwbllily Nl h&* no¢ffgthn9 ofBgeet• ond Iithlrt￿. orinmm and eywrte•, iTrd by FRS I￿ SCXtParFRS I￿& No ty￿t￿Ond dunthn•are iTrtyuded ln Ornm*wd ¢rrtona ar¢mkt15 10t4 S 12 PR8102 *RP) Ininec3¥e ofFwbryMrKe 9rantE. Ir￿orne rnu￿ wly be reG(¥niBed tolhE •trnt thattnecnanty hak pwded the &eMce5asoDtrtlemBnl tc IM thiyixxurÈwW I￿ p¢NormarK• rn*15 16FRS 102 N¢ L¢gaCiÈS bn¢lLthd rTrtheSOFA**en ￿pt ts woba)le. Ihai 15. ltheie *•% beEn goni of prrtote thp ex¢¢ul¢T8 ￿¥)11¥￿ ¢I￿t ￿￿T1•re*￿Tre￿Tht as8ets tne e8t*e Jw any wyaTE ihè cl Ih•Chanty ¢rith* be¢n Wa Y*# ao¥•nMn•Mgrnnts T￿ ¢hgffty n8$ wNettgO￿rneTrI Intrft rewbr¥J p GthIA* re¢et4a¥e Is In Inc¢yne%¥*en there i¥ a the onor G￿lAId amuni rKthtred N è aun81￿￿ bv that Tax r•cWrnxoD Nl dangt ortrottrmo orghe h•veJpwthed otheTh4 Contr4th11 InEom•and Thi¥ (￿Y th¢￿¢0 In the SOFA oncethecharrty or eMceByiW a¥'incomefrom ND 640na1¢dforon*￿n4 th• A6 ¥v•tk Wa &ft6 In tDr w tytnecmntyweindudvd irn frryn(WpX¢d 0Oh*tsd *•r¥*u Ind ￿￿￿1¢.ÈYOTrd facilfflel Inckthd In Ihè when ai f4EII the offt lQlhe ch&nty ireYaK*oflhFofft ¢an mpaBured r¥iabty Donaieo #nd TaCilbtie9 IMt ere ar•iecrynW a$ equtffjkrt r4cC¥r￿aèan ¥Th*rthe headiw InlhD WA No Nl No Nla The IrKvrtwJ expenortureon r4*• No Nl VaI￿l￿r￿dP Th*v&lUeofany￿￿yrt1ry Pdp¢tcewJ IrKILthd ln IhE¥mnt& In thtytiu&tee•' Jfflrw1 Inwrn• from l*knr•rt Th￿ I￿￿￿￿nIS I￿￿1 rJ Pl¢bakdeano roiMqS*Ad OlYld•nd¥ cgn oe rrejeurnd ￿l￿blY IrK•rn•fr 61it*cnr*llnswhltn ￿VÈA a wht lo trwy wr￿Oro1￿er nef41 arereccgni4E¢ 8Finc¢mp4ombJfM ser￿*￿￿ n¢ fvom charrtablE actmhs Ir¢Juw¢e¢igimS4￿ onty In&L*edln the Irwefe¢ognrti C￿￿113 al￿ rn8t Is.tO ios 12 FRS102 SORPI and aE ofoth#r Inc¢￿• in l*• SDFA Yas Inwthiirtylns Th16 lrtIL4knany fea4i¥d crf Lweal8e4 qaitsorfvxees Ir￿t[nents Ind Dny 9Bin orkns I￿￿ng Ircm FthryIL4W in￿1￿￿1• to theer￿ ine ye¥r 2.3 EXPENOITURE ANO LLABIUTIES Ljabillt￿4 arè W.Wn￿e0￿bErÈ rt 15 mo￿. Iiwy tnan ￿1*￿t￿￿e￿I3 IW c￿81(U￿￿e0bl￿tIQnCornMrt￿￿g1hethalltyto P3y resour￿ ardthea￿￿￿nt berne￿UlE¢ reJ$oW￿￿￿tlltY Wa O•¥•m•nE• #nd Gtyefftane4 LX)ItscornprFg•all iwlving w>D￿￿EtHI￿ ultleGtsTty8na Supp(*t Incluts C•ntrai ha%¢ aiioealtrjto aciffiycwt cateBone50n a WCOfWSt•nt us0 *J proFerty •xts by rw4Ye4g Or[*r¢a￿a. byihe ￿￿ts￿ntand c4r*rcNts Ih*r wqe thè thgrrtVg1%*10 oiant I￿rth Wnamwifor rt9 payment being3 lev41 ol•eNR urantsJrevniy t¥*yJn¥d In IneSOFA(￿rte recvenloflhB qrani ha& prO￿ded tho •peGI[EO5*￿￿I0thWt Nli p4y•bh w rtorm•nc• condmp Whe￿there attaching tot￿9￿￿t￿atenab5tsthe d(￿Ore￿￿MY to reali8tiCally ￿￿￿tA¢¢￿Nrt￿eTht o Ihjbilty fortDofuii luThllnfj 0￿￿10￿ be f¢¢ognisad No NfA Wa Thk*nVt•dUn*￿Y p3ymBrrt•¢JUliry IWkxxiill9 Nl ¢harNy measUwakseM*M￿amDurt1 *$¥ any y4d• A il meatsureoon at rt*hwoncal cost thEll $uOteouenlty Pr•¥lthMfvr fftea$ur¢¢at the bE•t e￿i￿￿te oFine pmouTht rwulr¢d to •1 thr Mwrthg d8te Th• ¢h•rtY #C￿ntIl0r bal￿finanCIal Trwfumgnis an InrtI￿ rrfcwibon a• per araordph 11 T FR81￿. SORP tl 17 io 11 19 FRS102 Nla Yes No 2.4 ASSETS r•nglbi•fix*d *tt•t•lw The•e arn c¢n t* utrej￿r mrethan Oney￿r. Èi ieaot ¢h•rftr Nlè Thy LK•t ThE d•jr•cl•I￿Tr and ￿*t￿rA16 ar¢dlv.Iwd Its ￿￿•1 ? ***ts Tr¥¢tsnty MeiThtJngible 3siets. thttiis. ncTrmnBWy BBBptsth*do not h ph￿￿915￿bIl￿nC@bllt ai$ x1•nifflaW Jr• Cont￿1￿j by ln•¢t0Dtylh￿ull￿ or*al whts The a4fth1¢8tion ioÈes ard rfhod¥ ar•orf¢k* In Yn noi*P5 They a￿￿al￿d * ¢r•t TnècharKy t0&hOrta9e a￿t6 that ￿. r(Mtr¢t#ry as*etswihhi*lltK, tthc. technDIw￿4. geophy8￿1 QT quJlrtle• IIW hthj Ind mamJined wncipaiiyfortheir ¢ontiitsrtiQn 10 kTh￿APa9e The r8tè8 an¢ Used Ji uisckx2d noiey 8 1 4 Yé Nla Thèy CL Fixed asarf InveAtmpThtS rn8trMTrare Iwdat Inrtlally at C051 a￿J atfaifvalue Itheirm¥th* vAluel at the *artht The applrfdl¢ ynlisted INrtmÈni8 ￿￿¢661alryjli ¢ann￿ rel11￿Y In ce52 rt IS rn*Sute4 atcwl I￿ Impaimoni No Nla matuThty d•terfkntThan i y+aramlre*èJ 85 r.u￿￿1￿&%et In%W ¢ks I•￿ lor VF• n•t r¢w1wAbK•waiLie Cx*)d#or$¢prte8 a$ part clathJrkJblea&Ntyare mea64JMOot rd wwbie ue based by rA¥io¢k Wor¥ th PIL¥retB ai Jhy fLyeoeeth ithety ￿pr￿Ul IhR Nla C￿btC￿l￿Y￿1￿otr￿k d￿￿Ots and kn•nA F4cefv7tio1 thi Initwl at Yo5 No i•IM•ry*Tht wnouffll•ftei •nyir•d• OYlh•oh• gJbwu¢ntly. tw m*gvred attn•¢•sh gr •xFrtieoto oo re￿￿4 Thè chèTrty has h81 lftffttmeN$whi¢h rt ￿￿O￿lOr￿ule0rp*ndIffl)lhPv tJshin¢ $h eouiwaienti 14ith i matUTty da￿ le$41han y•8r TP*e InciudeVSh On rteryJSrt Ino equNpieoi8wih a do*ofwwan ¢M ye•r he￿lor In￿￿enIpU Curw•N•• In¥•stsm• Y•• NO TW aTehwuDd atljliwue VAMFI wllql•lMy nnanGlal InltwmDro• Not• 3 Anify•ls of In¢¢)m• fund PrfNy••r ckn•lion• •nd Ift• Gllt 1.872 *nd l•g•clei'. 8cie• Gèntrral gr•nts provlded by gov•mm•ntioth¢r ¢hadtie4 Meml)8r¥hlp *ub•erfptkJn6 and whlch ire in •Ltht•nBe t*)DI￿OnI Don•kd t￿•. I•￿Itt￿ and Tolal 1,872 1,672 4,087 ¢h•rltsbl• 181 CO) Clh•r Total 27.908 181.Cts) oth•F If•dlfig Clh•r Totil IMom• Irom Int•rq•t In¢orn• Incom• R•nlthl and i￿41n Qth•r Ir￿¢M• Total 4.￿7 Iyr•t• f Irthm•'. Tot•1 •r￿On of•ndmMn•nl fund• Into Ir￿Orne G•h ol i t•noW Ilx•d M••1 ho lor ¢h• • u*• G•ln on d￿p¢*91 of H w+¥rnmmo r•ht•d Invebim•tst Roy•ttl•• from th• exp￿1•11¢￿ ol hwiéciu•I Qthor Tot•1 TOTAL INCOMÈ 18 eiiitsn C. Icontl N¢it• 8 Inalysli or •xwndiwr• Thli ywr L•it ymr RMlrf¢t•dlD¢um• fwndi An8ly*li fvTrds fvndi lundi.. Incu￿￿ q¢frkin9 don411gnB InCU￿¢d oo•hing l•g1ckni Incurr•d •e•king gr•nt• m¢mLYthlp•¢h•mM Ind $ocl•l lott¢rl•¥ Sl•glry lundr•i•lng ?￿ntI Fudr•W •g•nt• Oparntlrva chirlty ahopl ¢Jp•ratlng •trndlng comp•ny Und￿•￿1n0 nOn¢hIr￿ab￿ Ir•ding Adv•rth￿￿9. m•rk•thg. dlr•cl Ind Sl•rt up ¢Mt• Inwry•d In o•n•Mlr¢ nvw ￿1C• ol lutur• In¢¢r E¥i•b••o d•¥dopment co•t• h•r lrndln9 •clkvlV In￿lMent m•n•o•m•nl co PcrtloliD IV4 •m•nl cvt• C￿1 ot obt•lnlny Itwe•tmwrt •0¥ In¥••lrMnl •Jmlnlitr4fjon rx4ts In¢•lWuil prokxrty Ik•nclng R•nl colwknn. piopoty r•ylii •nd m•lnt•nthnM Éh•ro•• Tot•1 •xp•ndI￿l• orb r•lilnll lupl• e¥p•ndltur• on ¢h•rlt•bl• •¢tlYltl••'. To¢•1 •xF•r￿stUr• on ¢h•Tltabl• Tot•1 Oth•r Tot•1 Oth•r exwndltur• TOTAL ExPEP1￿7uRB 47,427 151.QYJ 198,427 210,fj83 17 prlioii L Notp£ tn t17￿.7C.￿.OlJnI Not•10 Dotall• of ¢•rtsln It•m• of •xp•ndltur• 10.1 for •xamln&Uon ol the accounts Plws• provid• d•i•ll8 oltho amouni p•ld for •ny •Mu¢ory •Xt9rn￿ •cruiiny ol accoun1¥ aftdoth•r 8•ryle•s provld•dbyyour Ind•p•nd•nt •x•rnln•r. ff noihlng • p•ldpl•aJ• entff ￿.1ft th• •pproprl•t• l)ox(•8J. Th15 y•ar La•t y•ar p•nd•nt •xamln•F'• f••• 800 550 A•wrI￿a Mrvku oth•r audll or Ind*p￿dent •xamlnaUon Tax ￿VI￿ry fm• Oth•r fw• Ifor •xampl•.' fln•n¢l•l jdvkè, ¢on•ult*w, •ceount•ncy ••Thk•*l pald to th• Ind•pend•nt wmln•r Noto11 Pald employ￿• PIMH ¢ompl•t• th1• nor• Ilth• ¢h•rltyh•¥ •ny •mpk+y••¥. 11.18t•ff Co•t• Th1• y•ar La•t y•af Sa￿11?¥ and w•g Soclal Meurlty ¢o•l• P•n¥lon cost• Id•ln•d ¢ontrlbudon •ch•M•} Other •mploy•• benfrfl¢$ 59,942 317 eo.523 148 Toithl 8t•ff 671 11.2 Av•rag• h¢&d count In th• y•81 Th• parts of th• ¢h•rlty In whl¢h th• •mploy•es work Th1• wr Nurnb•r Last y•ar Numb•r FuniSrW￿￿ Ch•ritoble Activrtles Govemgnce Oth•r T<)tal 18 Sectioii C Notes to 11)0 aicoijiits Not• 19 Debtors *nd pr•paym•nts Pleaae e¢)mpl•t• th18 not• If the chArlty has any 19.1 Analy$l• Ot dobtorn Thls year L4st year Tr•Jo d•btor• Prnpaym•nt• and 4e¢Nod Income Other debtor• 81 1950 1,636 Total Nole 20 Creditors and a¢crual$ 20.1 Analysls of cr￿lt0>$ moun nqduèw ar in onè Th1• y•ar La•t A¢Grual• lor grant8 pay•ble Bank loan• and overdrafts TrAd• ¢r•dltor• Paymeni$ rttelved on account tor contr47cts or p•rformanceq•lat•d grAntg AcGrual• and deferred In¢ome T¥xatlon And •￿1•1 $Kurlty O¢h•r ¢r8dttor• 7.261 228 Tol41 Nots 24 Cash at bank and in hand Th1• y•Ar L•#t Short term cash Inve•tment• than 3 months maturlty dats) Short t•rm d•po•lt• Ca8h at b•nk and on hand Oth•r 251,112 2Y2,658 Total 19 111- 11111111111 11111111111 11111111111 115111111 IIEIIIIIII 1111111111