Independent Examlner's Report to the Tntstees of EITzabeth Trfouse Cwkham
I report to the trustees on my examlnation of thÈ accounts of the above charity for the year ended 31
March 2025.
Respoftsibilltkes and basts ol report
As the charity's trustees you are responsible for the preporatbon otthe accounis In accordance with the
requirements of the Chartties Act 20111.the Art'l.
I report In respect of my examlnation of the charlvs accourtts carried out under sectlon 145 of the 2011
Act and in G)rrylftg out my examination I have followed all the 3pplic3ble Direttions given by the Charity
Commission under section 14515llbl of the Art.
Independent examiner's ststement
I have completed my examination. I confimi that no matedal matters have come to my attent￿In in
connection with the exarnination 8iVin8 me cause to belteve that in any material respect:
accounting records were not kept in respect of the charity os required by section 130 of the Act; or
the accounts dld not accofd with those rLYords' or
the accounts did not cornp￿ wrth the applicable requ1￿MentS concemin8 the form and content
of accounts set out ift the Charities (Accounts and Reportsl Regulations 2008 other than any
requirement that the accounts gr￿e a true and falr viev/ vthith is not a matter considered as
part of an independerrt examlnatio
I have no concerns and have come acfOSS rn? other matters in connettM)n wlth the examination to which
attention should be drawn In this report in orderto enab￿ a proper under51andin8 of the
actourtts to be reached.
S￿￿ed-
Name:
Address:
SFIF-4fLQul)
SfL LAp4L
Date:

Elknabeth H￿$* Cookham
Annual accounts for the period
oV¢M/z024
To
l10d•r￿dth 3VOy2025
No
Section A
Statement of financial activities
Unrestritted
Re¥tricLe¢J
Incom•fvnd5
Erydowmpnl
funds
Prior year
fund5
Tot41 fwids
IncorTrtr* r•M>urc•5 {NOt¢ 3)
25,455
64,213
5,386
1.430
25.455
64.213
5386
1.430
50.253
59,374
7,459
2.297
Olhw tr•thn8a(tp
Total
96.484
96884
119,383
RL)sources Èxpended {Note 4)
Eywndlt¥r•on.'
Ch4th•ble ètti&il
137.150
.150
136.224
137.150
137.IXI
136.214
Net incomellex￿nd1tUrtj belore Invesfmert
galnsllk>ssesl
16.841
1.222
6,354
10.487
Net In￿Me/{￿xpendlturn1
Other reco8nE5ed plnslllossesl:
G￿￿5•fid
NrtM0￿mcftt infvnds
10.487,
Reconciliotlon ojfvnds."
TOT￿￿￿￿*r)lo￿tht fofW•Fd
37U,14g
330,7¢
380,635
370.148
Totollun4ts coKiiedfvn¥ord
330,704

Section B
Balance sheet
UnrostFlcted fte5tri(ted Efidown￿t
fimd5
incorne fund%
funds
Totslthknyw Tot•1 l•si y
Fixed assets
Tanglble a55ets INotÈ 61
238223
168.553
TotaE fi¥ed assets
168.553
Current assets
st￿ks (Note 71
DtbtOTS (Nots 81
In¥estments INote 9)
Cash at bank and in haF
Total cunent assets
SOD
soo
1.473
82.249
IN73
81.026
16,/05
204,635
Credltors: amounts fallln8 due within one
vear (Note 101
1.628
Net tyryeni asse¥sllllabllbtbe51
201.595
Totsl atsets less ¢urrefit liablliti¢S
370.148
Creditor5: wnount5 fJifillg du¢ afttt one
year
ProTAslonsft¥r liabllltbES
Totsl rt a$5ets or liabU¥ti
Funds of the Charity
Unrestricted funds
Tot¥1 funds
330.7C
33Q.704
370,148
330,704
330,704
370,148
370,1411
8ned ￿ two injstèos on behllolallrhtr
InJ5t•4S
ikni¢ ttf apptov
ddlrnrnlv
S*n•turE
Prlnt Name
8111 Bennett
Martin Sheeh¥ FCA FCCA DChA
0slr)6
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Sertion C
Notes to the accounts
Note l Basis of preparation
1.18asls of accounting
These accounts have been prepared under the hlstortcal c05t convention with items recognised ai cost or tran5actlon value
unless otherwise rtated in the relevant note5 to these accounts.
The accounts have been prepared In accordance wilh:
the Statement of Recommended Prattice: Accountin8 and Reportln8 by Charities preparin8
their accounts In accordance with the Financial Reporting Standard applicable in the UK and
Republic of Ireland IFRS 1021 leffectlve l January 20191
and wlth
the Financial Reporting Standard applicable in the United Kingdom and Republic of I￿land IFRS
1021
and wlth the Charltles Att 201L
The charity constltute5 a public benefft entity as defined by FRS
102.
1.2 Golng concern
The accounts have been prepared on a going concem basis and the Tnjsiees believe ihat no Tnaterial uncertainties exist. The
Tnthees have consklered the level of funds held and the expected Income and expenditure for the next 12 months.
CC17a (Excell
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Scclion C
otes to the accountfi
Note 2
2.1 INCOME
IhErnonoUry ¥Mh suTrhthontr*h•tylrty.
pirm*ttd tylht FH5 102 50RPc* FASIOL
GrJtrtsaAd soFAwh•nthiy￿1
•krffleT IS_50105_IJFR5J07
L•w*sArE lrttludod ￿￿t￿sOFA￿h￿
[or￿ttl￿n￿ orthpr*sthmthettlnlfal orth￿ thiFrt¥or b￿br￿t.
hqbp
try%tevY ￿n￿lIr￿P￿L
M&￿ul¢d relthbty.
12 EXPENDtruRE AND LIABILtriES
bllutj￿ (￿￿miTt￿li*(￿1rtylI1￿* Ou¢ i¢¥JIM￿￿1￿thtobiw1￿￿tse
rnè45ured ¥Afbrt•VJn4ble iert•thty.
CMdIt￿5
FASJ02 SOIP. 11.IItO IL 19. F￿102 SIMP
13 ASSET5
•¥*•*Ets1ty4W ftyrnweitytyirwyew. r05t*kntU50
Ets*miltiiertl¥•slhryl•ll due.
rhyw¢¥*￿Jjt IAU ¥*yee¥qpTVJhreip•qu4tth ¥sts•*hiinO￿1niIr¥rnent

5eciion C
Notes to the accounts
Icontl
Note 3
Anaty45 Ot Income
Irrf(￿rUnI5
lunds
An•lysls
Donattons4nd
Donationsand ifts
6rfE Aid
16,829
3,676
I6￿29
3,626
21061
2,73a
9,121
Generalgrènis pmided by8pvernrnent/fxhtr
(￿rI1$e$
Otl*r
17J37
Tol•l
25.455
25ASS
SQ253
frrternlJer5hp subscriptM?n5
4.563
36,505
19.742
350
3.OS3
4563
36,505
19,742
350
3.051
4.068
38,561
13.889
Lunches
Re
Sund
ThEatre
2.628
Tot•1
64213
64213
5%374
Othertr•dln8
•(ti¥tties:
Fundr￿S+r4
5386
7.459
htr
5386
Ino)me from
Inttrest Incth7be
Iyvidend inc(hne
8ent41 and leA5in
Other
IA30
L4XI
2,297
Total
IA30
44Y>
TrL.
Tat*
YOTNLINCOME
96A84
96A84
119,383
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5ectson C
Notes to Ihe accounts
Icontl
Noto 4
Analysis of expend¢ture
Thi51*•r
R*strkt•d
Anatysis
EKpendltyreon raisln$ funds=
StJRing lundraising events
Irrfurrtlyr
Tvtilknd¥
fub¥Js
Twlfvr
343
343
611
611
Totsl expenditurt on r4sinKlunds
343
611
6Jl
EXPenthtU￿ un tharft3ble artivltl
EmplDymvni
62.891
62,891
62.037
62.037
CJtenn8
Contract caterin£
7.582
7.582
6.489
6,489
636
636
1,235
1.235
Ingjrance
1.694
5.110
1.533
5.280
1.533
5,280
Maintenance
5.110
Cleaning
9.398
2.092
3.833
1,844
3.833
1.844
Tektpk￿nÈ
IT sèr￿c*S
2.092
5,104
L.426
2,C￿0
S.104
1.426
2,351
1,210
2.351
Waste dJspDsal
Retrt
1.210
Gas, elottri¢iiY& wat*r
6.480
10,038
1,218
10,038
1.218
coul￿ & iraining
804
8.515
3.242
8.sls
3.242
6.378
2.497
979
6.378
IheaLre
5rètM)nery
LIcen￿$
979
159
159
Lrfal & wofessiorwl fees
Uankch3r8es
Sundry
sa￿ OffiK￿ assets
129
129
9212
9,212
715
715
60
1.252
1252
2.072
2,072
43
21
21
Leasehold premise5 amOrtisat￿n
Extension OrnDfD5atio
2,￿0
2.000
FurnlturE Ond EquipmtntdepreclatloTh
Lrft depfe¢wtv)n
10,687
10.687
10.973
10,973
3.261
3,261
3,261
3,261
Totsl expenditurEQnrh•ri￿b1C¥ui¥1tres
136A07
J36.807
135.613
135ffl3
TOTAL EXPENOITURE
J37.350
137,150
136.224
136.224
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Section C
Notes to the accounts
Icontl
Pald ornpl0￿$
5.15t•fl Costs
Thisy
stswr
Salarles ahN4waKes
Pemlon crJ5t5 Ideflned contrfbutlon stheme)
Otherefflployee benefi
61￿91
62.037
61￿•1
Q37
fortht It￿>rtin& &*rfodof fiwjre than£￿.{>)0
Th1$ year
Number
Lart year
NumbEr
5a A¥*rny Fk**d t¢￿AtInth*y￿I
The ￿rtS ofthe thaiTty in Twhiththe emplo￿e$ work
Fundraisin
CTharlubl• Adl¥ltl¢s
60￿MInCe
Ot￿r
Tot•1
N<>ts 6
Tan9tbl• fixed assots
&1 Co•t or valu•tlon
Flxturrs. Ilttlngs •nd
kItc￿￿ •qulpm•nt
Totsl
At the teginniTrJ of h yaar
Adth"twJns
216.177
26.0
121,536
86,715
86.715
D￿pOsal3
Al erwJ ofthe year
22.351
e••
SL
SL
Ovi 8 y¢Hrs
SL
Over 5 ye4r5
At beginning ol tht year
Oi$pDsals
Depre￿ilon
Imparment
Al end of th6 year
65.398
22.828
107,024
22,235
10,687
195 250
2.980
3.262
16,929
476
6.2 bwk value
Net book vajue 81 Ihe beglnnlrvJ of the year
Net v￿ue at the end ol the y
150.TT9
14,512
90.424
168,553
238.223
147.799
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S&ction C
Notos to the accounts
l¢onti
Note 7
Stocks
stock
Food and
Con$umable¥
Charrtable activitses:
op￿ing
500
AfA¥•dlrtp•rlod
EXp•ns•dlnp￿"Qd
500
rotal th18 ***r
Tol•lpr•vAous yoBr
5QO
Not• 8
Debtors and prepayments
Analysis of d•btors
Thls y•ar
L•st ￿at
Trade debti)rs
Prnpaymonts and aecn*d locom•
Other debtors
Totsl
1.473
Nots9
Inveslment assets
Analy51s of current ￿Set Investments
ThIB y•ar
L•styMr
Cash or cash •quivalenis
Llsied investments
Investment properties
Social inwstments
Oth•r Inv•slm•nts
Totsl
82.249
81.026
Not• 10
cr￿l¢Or$ and accrnals
Amtysis of cr•ditorn
unts falling duo
withln one y*ar
Amourtts falling du•
after more than one
year
Thi¥ year
This y￿r
Last year
Accruals for gnnts payable
B•nk loans and overdrafts
Trdde creditor4
Payments received on account for
Contracts or performance-related grjnts
Accru413 and deferred income
Taxation and social Security
732
S21
375
1.801
Tr)tsl
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Trustees. Annual Report for the period
Period start dato
ltsnth Year
April
2024
Period end date
Month
¥¥rrh
From
01
To 31
202$
Section A
Reference and administration details
Charity name
Elizabeth House Cookham
Registered charity number lif any)
1188342
Charity's principal address
Station Hill
Cookham
Maidenhead. Berks
SL6 9BS
Names of the charity trustees who manage the charity
Trustee name
Office [If ary)
Dates acted if not for vthole
gar
Jill Cruse
Suzanne Shellabear
Bill Bennett
Chair
Jenny Elton
Martin Sheehy
Sarah Renton
Secretary
Treasurer
Sally James
Paul Webb
10
Name of chief executive or names of senior staff members
President.. Lady Aurelia Young

Section B
Structure,
overnance and mana
ement
Description of the charity's trusts
The charity's goveming document is that of a CIO Association
Constitution. dated 4 March 2020.
Type of goveming document
How the charity is constituted
The charity is a Charttable Incorporated Organisation and was registeréd
wrth the Charty Commission on 4 March 2020. charity number 1188342.
Trustee seledion methods I
| The charty recrurts trustees as needed. typically when a skn'lls gap is
identified or when a trustee retires.
Trustee selection
A potential candidate is selected by using a network of contacts. The role
is discussed with the candidate who would then meet with other trustees
and observe a trustees, meeting before the posttion would be fomally
offered or confinned.
Additional governance issues
Induction and training of new trustees
When a tnjstee is appointed. they are required to read The Essenlial
Trustee,, guidan￿ published by the Charity Commission. If they have any
questions, they are encouraged to ask the Chair or other trustees.
Consideration of major risks
The trustees have examined the major strategic, business and operational
nsks which the charity faces_ The most significant risk 15 associated wth
the chanty's care of its members and other stakeholders. The Charity takes
every step lo ensure that it provides a safe and legal environment for rts
members. visitors, volunteers and staff.
The trustees are content thal other systems are in place to mitigate
general bu5ine5s and operational risk. The trustees do not believe that
there are any other areas of significant risk.

Section C
Ob'ectives and activities
To promote the weEfare of the aged in any manner which is now is or
hereafter may be deemed by law to be charitable within the county of
Berkshire and in particular, to cater for those over 60 mainly living in
Cookham and district, that is particularly the lonely. the frail and the
elderly and to provide space for their n￿d5 and companionship.
Summary of the objects of the
harity set out in its
governing document
In setting our objectives and planning our activities, we have Considered
the Chanty Commission's guidan￿ on public benefit.
Summary of the main
activities undertaken for the
public benefit in relation to
these objects (include within
this section the slatutory
declaration that trustees have
had regard to the guidance
issued by the Charity
Commission on public
benefiti
Elrzabeth House provides its members with Companionship as well as
access lo a wide range of facilities, together wrth the aim of promoting
wider communty involvement and integration.
The charity achieves this by providing the best possible care and support
to -rts memters and by making full use of its facilities and the passion of
l its slaff and volunteers.

Additional details of objectives and activities
Elrzabeth House Day Centre could not operate wtthout the dedication and
input of volunteers who give their time and skills to the members arKJ
staff.
The volunteers carry out several roles induding driving members to and
from the Centre.. preparing and serving lunche5 and hot drinks- he5ping
the members to have an enjoyable and stimulating time while at the
Centre.

Section D
Achievements and performance
Summary ofthe main
achievements of the charity
during the year
Elizabeth House continues to thrive and deliver on Ils mission of
providing support and companionship to independent senior citizens in
the local community.
Our membership has a degree of turnover due to the age profile but we
continuously recruTt new members. We have also been very Suc￿sSful in
keeping the membership level high and it currenlly stands at just over
180.
During the past financial year we have recruited a new cook who is
providing varied and nulrttious meals. Each day the cook prepares a tw(
course meal that contributes to the health and welkbeing of our members
and which our members tell us they really enjoy.
In last year's report we set out that we were planning to replace our
kitchen, which was in severe need of updating. In re￿nt yeats we had
been very fortunate to have received legacies which were given to
the charty in the hope that they would be used to fund a capital project.
We have therefo￿ used these legacies to fund our new professionally
designed kitchen which is not only a more efficient workspace Ihan
previously but is also fitted out with modem Gatering equipmenL
We continue to be joined by a number of new volunteers who step into
the shoes of those who retire or move away. Thanks to these individuals,
the number of volunteers is at its highest ever level. currently exceeding
80 people.
The trustees continue to show their app￿ciatIOn to the volunteers by
holding 'thank you, parties and to contsnue to give the Volunteer
Recognition Award. which is used to reward those volunteers who go
above and beyond. This award comprises a free hotel break for Iwo
nights for Ihe volunteer who wjns the award together wtth one person
they would like to share tt with. Two awarrls were made in 2024 and
in 2025.
The volunteers regularly express their love for their role at the charrty and
this is testament to the welcoming environment and good management
Ihat exists here.
Our volunteers also tell us that Ihey find their involvement with Elizabeth
House is valuable for their own well being and has also resulted in thern
maknng new friends among the community.
The Day Centre runs activities every weekday. These activities are both
physically and mentally stimulating and we introduce new things,
alongside the old favouriles to keep them fresh.
Not all the activtties are provided for free and we have been fortunate in
applying for and re￿Iving granls to help fund some of these activities.
One such example being an annual boat trip along the River Thames.
which has been funded by a local charity called The Cherrypickers of
Cookham Dean, who are one of the many local organisations who
support us.
We are extremely grateful to all the organisations who help fund our
activities: wnning costs and projects which allow us to maintsin the
se[v[￿ that we provide to our members.

Section D
Achievements and performance
Our most Important achievement is creating a comfortable place where
members enjoy their day. The staff and volunteers do a tremendous job
supporbng and engaging with our member5.
Everyone involved with Elizabeth House can be proud to be involved wlh
such a successful chanty.

Section E
Financial review
It is the policy of Elizabeth House to maintain unrestricted funds which
are the free reserves held by the charity at a level SLrficierrt lo meet the
annual running costs.
Brief statement of the
charity's policy on reserves
The trustees are committed to revEw this policy annually to ensure there
are sufficient free reserves to provide financial flexibility over the coming
years.
Details of any funds materially j None
in deficit
Section F
Declaration
Th¢ trustees declare that they have approved the trustees, report above.
Signed on behalf of the charity's trustees
Signature
Full name, Bill Bennett
Martin Sheehy FCA FCCA DChA
Position
Chair
Treasurer
Date