Charity reglstratlon numb•r 11B9067
Company reglstralioft nurnbpr 12064936 (Ersgland and Waksl
THE HIVE PORTSMOUTH
ANNUAL REPORT AND FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2024

THE HIVE PORTSMOUTH
LEGAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION
Rory Massey
Sandra Bramley
Mark Scwborough
Rrtsrt White
Nicola Ycw8m
Catherine Loruhur5t
Snookes
(Awmxnted 24 June 2024)
Secretary
Lm Re8V
Charity number
118Y)67
Company nurnbor
12(W936
Rtgistered office
Centrdl Lknrary
Guildhall Squ*e
Hampthire
Portsmouth
POI 2DX
Authtor
Sury*rAknt1ft
Piper House
4 Dukes Court
BogrK)r Road
Chthester
P019 8FX
Bank¢r
Bardays Barrk Pk
107 CorTYne￿I Road
P(KtsnKXrth
Hampshi
P01 1BT

THE HIVE PORTSMOUTH
CONTENTS
Tw8tse's repot1
Ststement oftnJst•8'5 respr￿￿lItieS
INlèpoftdent audito¢s rewl
9-11
Statamentof financial adiwtstts
12
13
. Notes to the financ[￿ Stat￿}ents
15-32

THE HIVE PORTSMOUTh
TRUSTEE'S REPORT (INCLUDING DIRECTORS. REPORT)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2024
The trustees presentthw annLHI report aThJ finan(xal statew￿rtIS year eThJed 31 March 2024.
fnancial ststsments hav8 been tryar6d accordw wilh lJ)& &tt)unting polictes set out In note 1 to the
]knanaal statements and comply with the chaiivs meMoTaT￿Urn and Arhdes of Associats"on. the Companiès Act
2006 'AcwuTrling and R8pOrt1￿ by C￿￿es. Stater¥wnl of Rec￿Mended Practits applicable to charities
preparing their accounts a(xordance wtth FwwrAal Reporbro Standard applÈr3ble the UK and Republic of
Ireland IFRS 1021" leF18cÈive 1 Jantsary 2019).
Objecti￿$ an￿ activi118S
The charity's obJ"ects. as set out in Ihe Athles ofAss(Mxth, are..
To relieve povety, to athIaN￿ 8ducation. and to r8li8ve need in iThlNiduals arislng frDm ttEir youth. agg
infirrnty or ￿t￿bI14ty, fin8roal hardship (* cwCun￿1ar￿es". atyjlor
. To tlevelop the capactty and skills of the menknars of rXKnrrmEniti￿ in P¢ytsrrKKth. HarT¥J5hire and the
surrounding atea5 Ihat a￿ sociamy or scthly ar￿ e￿[hYnicallY di%advantaged in s￿h a way that they are
belter able to id8ntÉfy and help meet Ihei¥ needs and to partrcipato more fulty in s￿iety.
Th9 main activ￿.88 vndertaken by the HNE to Carry ¢)u¢ its ¢hartlaLkn purpK)5es for Ihe pubk b•)&lt indu¢e'.
. ProrN)tiDg partnetships. Y+Drkiro aThY netWO￿l￿j vjrth others ￿ make the us8 of Krformation and
resources available for the I)￿fit olthe uty.
. PrDviding swaalist a(fvk* to Ferpb consijerry stath.ng up 8 socaal • those with idea5 which
C(MJld lum into a soKiBI enterpris8 and thctse cuirW rurning ore.
Supporting small grDUPS and organisatK)ns wfitr￿n Portsm￿j1h by pM￿dIng [￿￿tori￿, support wlth bid
aiplicalrons, training, adv[￿ and laolitaling events.
. DevdoF#ng arvj maifitainiry onbne d￿￿￿[ gffer indudes tis w￿)sit•, of servins and a
customer relationthp manageft￿ datsb85e.
. Providin9 infonython and ad¥*? to gu¥Je pet* to the rigmsuppcrt at tho light tiffle.
Providing spac8 for many agencl8s to IK>8t dients and WDv¥Je 5P8citht ￿1vIce and WPFOrt around a
tlly￿ad of is$￿ I￿uding debt. SOCki1 he8tth SUpp(￿t. disabibties. wnpWi￿1, substance
rniSUSg and dotnestic v￿ler￿.
. PTrynotrg and ￿CreasIng the unpartofvduntw and stiial acf*)n witth PortsFTKyJth.
. Identsrwng gaps or needs in the P(xtsmrAth area and shaFing lh8 Énformal*M ￿ a raw Df partner5.
. Faulrtating early aThJ redu(ing dernand on tra(kbonaF services. by SU[P￿N￿a petsle at an early
Stage when néèd•1 and oftering attern8tiv8 Choi￿ help p￿p1a to help th￿efves and others.
The HIVE Pt￿￿n￿Uth is in Ihe p)sthi of bel￿ able tn quirkly moblise aThJ disseminate ch8ritatAe rnonies
to Ihose in need acr￿ uty.As part of ourcorTmunty res[M￿sIbI1ty and goveNHrts the Tntstees have agreed a
Grant Awarfling PolKy whK* sets out how $ny fimtds recei¥ed by HIVE Portsmoulh for onward grant making are
awarded. Grants awarded $UPK￿ lh8 reslience ￿ Ihe VCSE 5eLi(x in P(xlsnwulh, athyress gaps 4) [￿￿75￿)n and
improve th8 health wellbaiNJ of ￿r ￿￿ents.
The t￿￿teeS conf￿r￿ Ihat Ihey have W due rngayd to Ihe guxlance on Publ￿ 8er*fft publish8d ty Ihe Charity
Commission exorci￿ng their powers and duties.
Publicb8n8frt
The *usté6s have ￿nfiEM that they have had due regatt to guidan(x i]n pu￿1¢ Beneffl pU￿1$￿ed by the Charity
Commiss￿￿ in exerosing thèir {K)￿ET8 and dulEs.

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TRUSTEE'S REPORT (INCLUDING DIRECTORS. REPORT) (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2024
Achlovements and p8rfomwnce
Signific8nt artivitw and achieverngnts ag8Jn8t ctybves
The y8ar saw 870 new volunteers pla(￿d in rol95 8UOSS the fiiy ￿ 16 Sch(x)r Re*rs vokjnteering in three focal
schoob giving 813 fv)uts Èrtd 96 Be The￿ for Care vdbmleer5 tA8¢ed both in care homes and in the o)mmunity
suppthtng local rè8*dent gi*ing 419 hours. Wunlwng dro[￿￿ sessions we¥e offered five days A week from 9.30
4pm a￿1 every other Sailurlay. The Better Impart vdunkw system was used both to facilitate training and log
votuntsgr hours. with volunt86rs eompletiro 6.421 f*xKs in the year. Alany events wwe siwrted acTOSS
the city includirrfj besch thans arxl the lftai celebrations at the Gu￿dha1l.
HIVE organi58d a volunteer fayre In Cascades at th8 of Fetwary h71h nvJ1.p￿ charit* a￿1 organisalNJrts In
alt￿(lance which allowed pwe to in and find CArt hN trw COU￿ get Th)volved al￿ mak8 a diff8r8nce as w8a
as gain experienrÈ an¢J open future opwrtunities. Vdunteers surpxted lh8 Rotary dub with Christmas bucket
£xA18ctions a￿1 thpir Shoebox appeal a*Trd 86 peq)le volunteetEd Io send Chrislmas cards to 144 peop￿ in ca
homes by1￿ otrenvis8 may not have re￿Ned any. C￿nati¢￿ts tr Ihe h)Me￿S$ were also collected on behalf of
Lrfehouse. Th8 Volunteer awatd5 wETe hebj for Jhe firsl time Ihe pandemiG in partnwship th POIn￿Y in th8
Coffttnunity. Nine awards were ptesonted with 122 r*)trdn3tK￿ ￿ed.
The helpdesk continued lo support a la¥Je number ol èwire5 U￿UdirQ 2.785 face to 1.791 telephone
c*ls and 1.4018maA wquiries. Some rw)Iab￿ of the supsxrtl include..
. Acustomer need￿ a fr￿ vryJc*er that Wrèvéd had been atrang@d by a day ￿ntre. Helpdesk aLfvisors
k￿8t&￿ the centre and m*J& cthtad *7th hts support wo1(w. allchfftg thè otsstomar to gèt his vouchèrs
before the wèekend.
. A Man who in temporary aLromm(xlalion n a W hotel tras due b be m¢Md to an adjaeent room but
was ufta￿e to mDve Ix)xes and bags htmself due to a baek injury. He was told if h& didn'l move Ih3t day, he
wotdd be evicted. Hel￿esk got in conlact Britssh Red Cross who We￿ abk lo ￿1p twm his
posse5sior*. The ￿$tOmer came back a few days LAter ar￿ was treffeThJously grateful for tt)e help he had
and that wtFxMJl the lrfi. hg fvared l* wwkl be on the streets.
re has been an ir¥xeas8 in requests for food sup6NJrt and referr8ks have been made to Baby Bank,
lQdsaothesLine. AdMc8 Portsmouth. food 5UPP(¥t and to the Q4e¢tive support frcrfn the
Salva1￿￿￿y. Bribsh Crc6s. GoodGym arml Age UIQ
The diredory of seNce was continualty uwfaled Ihrough the ye* wth an averag0 of 829 organisations Krformation
hell to 5pJnpost tx)th residents aEKI profesSon￿S to communty-based sup
The Unrfomi share sl¢)re. which ac￿pts and ièclistrbutes donatons of prtrloved and new uniform promotrng
sustainability. helped 1.135 famdies during the year. C(lectn)n points ￿MaIn tn b"brdri¢$ 8(xoss ￿ (xty and in Tes
Fratton for which we arB very grateful. Uniform that is rK)t sENtabk to b8 wc*n again is rnade into rags which is
env1ronrnent￿ly frie¥YJty and raises fijrxts to Lwy unttomi for Ihe store and fiE any gaps in PrO￿510n.
. A young person rE￿n￿Y ar￿ ￿ the UK. ￿der8d his ovm uiyftjrm indudiry shoes. Unfc*tunatdy, there
we¥e no sh1￿5 in his size avalab16 aF￿ he returned to tho HetKlesk each day to ask rf any had been
don8t8d. In October Help(ksk placed an order inc*JJiNJ in hk8 %Ze èSP8rially for him, which w8re
lecleQ swlhift haifan by a very Wefrjl young r8sM18nl.
The provisK)n of uniforrtj relieved the ￿5t￿of￿￿￿g presstsrgs and rneant that families were ￿tter able lo afford other
es￿ents"al$ induding food and energy, ptomotir¥J healLh and wel1b￿ng. We werg a￿e to support arwnd 100 k)cal
families ￿th Worfd Book Day ou1fft5 thanks to ￿rErOUS donatiws from Teso) Ffatton and CO￿￿￿[V which enabled
childr8n to participate in Worfd Book Day Suppo{￿ng ￿1￿ eryagernEnt in their (x)mmunity ar￿ wth reading and
writing. Local families wère d81tghted trj have It* than￿ to send tfvr inio &*ool a great o}s￿Me. despite
the current cost ol living rxisis.

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TRUSTEE'S REPORT (INCLUDING DIRECTORS. REPORT) (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2024
SupportIr￿ othw oryanfsakns or deveJopnw)I has remaH)ed a PriLty and r2pauty buikling to ensure a
rasflient sector rEmain5 8 (x)re goal. This has thliiaLed in seY8r81 ways such as ho8￿n9 CaN Èvents,
o)nne¢ling organisations. stsprYKbng the ￿eVek￿ of sorjal enlerprse and train1r￿ in govemarw olated
Issues. Throughout the year the team dealt 2.672 interdcbons from lftdivldua￿ or groups interested in Sta￿ng
n6w wrnmunity groups, supwted 189 new gTOUP5 113 social ent￿n$￿S in th8 yèar and Ik81t ￿lth 2,031
funding ewu¥¢es. The tearn d@INered a YAde rarrfJe of to supw)rt VCSE oryanisat*?ns to develop and
sustain their seThicas 2nd worked dosety with organisations to enable them to address the needs of our local
eommunity ¥nduding SHIFT. the Garnbian Asswatim. Sl Lukes. Pompey PenS￿nerS, Portsea Action Group. Hotne-
stsrt. P*ch Communty group to ensure they Can de￿ SWVI￿ Ihat address Ihe needs of the p￿p￿ of
Pr*tsmouth. The toam also sUP￿rted the r￿t￿SshT￿e￿t ufthe Children and Young Persons Fcwm.
Afollow up state of the secaor survey retth was published in June and htylighted that nearfy on9 in thtee voluntary
s￿Or organisations trn Portsrrouth were corjcerned they wrfl not suryNe the year wth risitvJ demand for servlces,
increa5irEg cA)sts, stagnani income and Ihe increasi￿Y cmplex Issues arKI needs of 5etvtce user5 were all cited a5
creatsng a highly ChaI￿n91ng envirorrfneni for the sectot. To l* address this HIVE eetrvered funding workshops
and, in partnership with PCC. assisled organlsati(Kks fagng ynexrerted costs thrO￿h the VCSE Hathip fvnd.
We laU￿hed our first o>workiry Hub for the secior n) June cATerÉng VCSE rwi3ations access an affordabte
space %vhere they can nehvork, wort cdlabor8tivdy. ddrwer train￿9 and wcwkS1K￿, anEI suppcKbng an agile
working enwTonment Ihat reduces ovefheads and [￿￿OIeS sustsinaLlity vllthin the sector. BAE. who had prowdad
tho funding forthis Initoti¥e. akn offered HR support sess¥xts in the Hub from thèir HR Team.
HIVE continuèd to hosl1he Portsmcwth Lott8ry a total of £23.729.71 fiJnding thlr*buted b) support 27 dthenl
organi8ation$ who werè..
Connors Toy Libr8ry
. PortsrrK)Uth City of Sa*Mknry
Share Portsmouth
. MacDorsatd Watson Carars Group
Wave 105
. Portsm(MJth GanbianAssoualtc
Motiv8
. The La￿ Ndwc¥k
Communty Kettle
. IAillority Worngn5' Group in Port￿￿￿t￿
Kurdish Hom8 Portsmc
avekxk Community Centre
Portsmouth Phoenix VollÈy
Pottsmouth Gambian Ass￿latI
12th PortsmoLrth Brownie Pack
Spark Communty Café
Compass Carers
BO￿1￿ Mites
Send Btrtten1ies
. Ntsah Map8k)
Bipofar VK
Read Easy
. Portsmouth Mediatsc￿ Se
FamilyActton
Pompey Pensioners
Frfends tslAkfingbovnp TTUSt
Stand Up
ETrdometriDSiS South CcAst
£1,IX
£1.(XXI
£1,(KMJ
£9
£1.OCII
£1.IKKJ
£4￿&
£795.99
£1,(KA)
£1.OtM)
E586.83
£1.L
£230.89
£1.0(
£965
£1,1
£1,(X
£820
£971
£i,IXM)
£910
£1.OC
£7￿)
Addilional grants wefè awarded to organisai&xts In Mardt 24 tyjt not out Lntsl ADriI 24. The PryLsmouth
Community Lottery alsc> supported 206 I(￿ g￿1 ¢3uses induding Pcrbrnth Cab Lost Found & Rehomed,
staFnshaw Lake Angling aub, The lQrvJs Theatre Sarnaritans of POrI￿Ulh and East Hampshite

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TRUSTEE'S REPORT (INCLUDING DIRECTORS. REPORT) (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 IAARCH 2024
AS pwi of the ryty.wmje reS￿nSe to the CoSt￿4￿1n9 HWE PortsDYJJth witinues ￿ wpwt the ¢ommunty
panlttg5 acr055 the oty. Pantries go beyon(J the f(&MJ bank rll(NJel, crealw a su51aInab￿ and lot¥J-tertn solution to
food po¥*rty. Members pay a small Wee￿ fee. typ￿allY £4.￿. for whth they can cPDose at least ten iterns of food
each wegk. At the end ofihe year th8rg wwe 7 pantTW in pla￿. a￿1 we continuè to support another 3 arèas whare
we have *Jentsfied the n89d panty.
HIVE Portsmouth continuèd k) lead the proiect to tratisfomi Con￿Unty menlal health Servi￿ the cty. The aim
was to set up an indepèndent expert pand incbJdirKJ seFvI￿ users, th9% ¥￿th INed expenence, ¢xp8rts by
exp8ri8nc8, carers and VCSE sector pathtets a￿1 to prtivKle orwr¥J 5UPPOrt to ensurirg indtviduab are trained
and 8quipp8d to carry out the tasks asksd OF Ihern. The established lived experience nethrk wth over SO members
facilitated the coprorlucbon ol the IAent31 Heallh hubs in the oty army pron￿tIOnal mate￿al9 raising awareness of
ntsl heallh issues. HIVE ￿$0 fa¢ilitated trainnYJ aTrJ workshops (x)varing varKXJS topics induding trauma
infcthed pr8c￿ce that helped raise aWatsn￿ and bU￿d krKMledge among profe￿o￿a￿S in city. Three
omrnunity Mental Healtt) Nelwork Meetings wete hekl the year that brought together 50 - 60 attendees,
across thè VCSE, PCC, Heallh. PrrA>athm. those with Ifwj and eatsrs whieli anabled Ihe sh8ring
of knowledge and besl practice.
HIVE Portsrnouth. the British Red CrD55 and the safvat￿ wcffked coTrabNatW as the WeNbehg Colkctive
to 8vonY hosp4tal admissi¢M and to 18cifftate ￿ irKreased knw of inJlvKlvaFs (ftscharged back home Safely t
coMp￿te thelr ￿e0ver￿s - bcAh of wh￿h arÈ ¥hieTrEd thTDugh targeted 5uwi to individua15 from oryanisalions
vAth 8X￿tiSe in t￿se areas. This ha5 the added adYantag8 of redu￿ng tre inrydence of bed-blodKing at Qu*n
Alexandra Hospital which is an i)wwiw issue. The of Its VWlt*lng Colkctive enable¢ peotAe across
Portsmouth to Ilve Independèntly in their own hOr￿S for knThJer WOLAd otherM5e have LEen p055ibk irnptuving the*
health, happiness & wdlbeing.
Durit¥J 2023124
. 422 new refgrra15 w￿9 Te*ived frc*n a range tsf aggnu85 I￿JudIrQ the fr8ilty ward, QA host%t81, Adu
So¢Kg1 Care, the HIVE helpdeth an(f Ott￿ s￿¥alL51 (x)rEY(llJt7ity teams that en8bleil to be supported
at home rather Ihan ￿ ho5￿1￿￿. PTe5sure (th the NHS and Savi￿ fjJThJs.
1,0￿ peoplè We￿ supwrted in(*]ded fo￿1 provisi￿. rr￿tMbty support and conf￿￿en￿ build¥ng
tsking pressufft (bff ofstatutrry Ser￿k￿ and in the Yast of L*S8S avo¥Jing re*Jnwssi￿ to lu)spital.
. Ago UK PortsrrK>Ltth 2nd Goc*lGwn ￿￿)ed Ihe woiect tr) L￿￿k1 additK¥Tral cgpacity.
The Digital IndusM)n project W8$ set up Io Provide devi￿ aThJ dala to Otganisabons a￿1 wesKlents lo a¢Gess online
setvi¢es and become digit￿FY aC￿Ve. The ￿ie¢t has 18 trained Champions available to support
re5ideTrts thryjugh the year and $uptt)rted 128 indM¢luaL%. Thè th8n¥)iorB:
. gave 197 vdunteer hours Ofd￿lIa1 suprmxt to PoFtsmcth Yes￿.
. ran an NHS drop in wgth a GP surgery, hdping over40 pewe othe￿8 t￿7 un8ble to access
lh8 NHS app.
. r8cTuited a mLfftlliW Digital Champ*)n has enable(I people that otherwise we would
not have baen able to reath.
intrcKlu¢ed tM)oked appoinlm8nts with a DHJital Chamlkn to iKrease accessibility whith has begn well
recelvarj with at least 1 or 2 residents t%))kl￿ ap￿ts eath wed(.

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HIVE aEso worked ￿ partneiship wllh th8 Nalional Dats Bank to dats sims that Ènable greator intemet
a¢￿55 to people WIK) call then acces5 supp<Yi services and keep in bJLth ￿1th friends and f8mty and worked wiftt
tho Sodety of SL James to provide data sims to YJIK> are txjmekn or at rtsk of homelessne55 and hvhD oftEn
face rnuttiple barriers to a¢ces$ online resources
HIVE Portsrnouth suppvrted the forrnation of Ihe Disability Athsory GrLWP IDAGI, a gr￿p 85tablished and run by
disabled peO￿e working both prr¢¢twety lo thntity tssues of (XXMXM to ￿$v￿ that the V￿CeS of disabled people
are heard. and thaif conwns acted Up￿). and reactivety as a wundtroj board for bcal organigalions looking for
specrfic advi(*.
During 2023124 th6 OAG has rnet quajlerfy aThJ hase:
. vJ8nt[￿d the key areas of eixKxm for r*Dt4e disabthbes arè tr) He8thcare, Accessible
Transportand Emp*)yabiltiy.
$￿ceSsfUllY campaigned to imkY0￿ the a(xxsdxlty of transp(*t fmcKKlirKJ ￿$) for ￿$[d￿nts of al
abilthes across PortsrtM)uth. The Coun￿ acLep¢ed a mobon to cx)nduct a reyi8w of curr8nt transport
provi$5oll lor people with disabilit*s aThJ to ￿gage with the DAG as integral part ofthe pro￿$ and has
subsequently eam78rked funds to lntrLKJU￿ an accwsble ta￿ sd)eme. This has the poteniial to re(Juce
loneliness and isolati[￿ and increase access to 11x6 wnwo*ing th8 ￿8[th 8nd we1lbe￿g of
counuess people disatx'liligs a¢ross (aty.
Portsmouth Pèrant V0￿e IPPVI i8 a team made up of parents and carws of thlldren and young p80pb8 with
speclal edurational needs and disat)Ai18S. During the year PPV brwght togetlw p¥of￿￿onal$, p8rents/G3rers and
young people to devdop and share best praCt￿e and erwring Ihw vmvs are heard and that thiklren and young
people with SEND fft PortsmcKth can a¢￿ sUp￿rt and seThik*s to ma￿MIse their pjlential and promote pOsitr￿e
outEoTne5. From October 2023 PPV bécame part of the Famtyi cdkborative inib8b.ve Igd by Home Start and
Wgrp S￿￿￿ss￿l1Y transtboned ￿05$ to them togJpwl the crèation of F3rndy Hubs across Ihe oty.
Dynamlte is a tearp. of young people. apj balwè8n 14 and 25. wfm) all have stEcial educational needs c
disabilities ISENOI. Sitbng under the umb￿￿ of HIVE PortSm￿th. they as a link belween those who
Comm￿s1on and run seM¢es for young twple in Portsmoulh and sèrvThs vgers 8tHI ￿rk to ensure that young
people with SEND arg 115tened to and have a v￿e b) Ixyw ser￿7￿ are shaped and deliVe￿d localy. In 2023
D￿TraMite was transferrèd to the AldingtX)UFne Tr41St and HIVE ha$ maintained contact In a SLEPPOrt(ng cgpaoty.
Th8 HIVE Portsfft)ulh was a co-apF*ant in a suctessfid HeaRh Delelminants R8sgarch c￿2￿rat￿ye IHDRC}
funding Ixd frcm the NIHR and was awarded a yeai of funiting in January 2024. W8, along with our
paTth¢r8 in the UnNe￿Ity of PortsmoLJth arKI P(*tsnvJth City CcMJnrA ar8 airnirg to tsing £5m Inlo Ihe oty to ¢reat8
8n infrastructure which supw# t>)mmunity led roseafch info the inequalittes tn hèatth outcomes acr05S the city
over the foll¢Jwng fve yea¥s. HIVE Port5Tr¥)uth ￿)sts thè rKoJe¢t Offi￿ Fn OFworking Hub and will locus on
engasTng (x)mmui¥ties and the VCSE in th8 wOjr￿n￿.
Trustees have agreed ￿rStrateg￿ diredh)n. ano WrfUtU￿ tyans ar8to'.
. CovPT0du￿ cc#rmLtr)ity hubswlhin Irtslii*s atr)wng to [￿d8 to inksm)alk*. WPP¢rt Ènd services
. Ctrdevelop a nat¥th ofVCSEAUUw￿ focA￿ed on issues of knpotsnce to the VCSE
. Wo** toward5 aThJ rxWuc¥ prc¥8cts around an wJeed s8t oftity heallh prioritses
In addition, we aim to inprove our data and in5P3hl wabl11￿$. inF¥ov8 ￿ rX¥nMunKxtic￿ lunrtKJrts and impact
reporhng and cc¥)tinue to inrK4ne g&*rdtiovt opportunÈbes lo imrKove rjjr finarrial sustamth"lty.
FinarKial revl
In puraly operalion lemis. th¥e was an erm￿￿ deficll of £101.082 lèawng our bdan(x 8t £1.662,104
tx)nsistirEg of £1,071.375 restricted reserves (r￿e 191 and £590.729 unrestiitsj reseN8S.

THE HIVE PORTSMOUTH
TRUSTEES REPORT (INCLUDING DIRECTORS. REPORTI (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2024
The Board of Trustees uiyjated its Resewves Pdicy in 2023r24, taking ￿t0 acwunt fvturo fin8no81
ustainability and mised goa15 and thieo*v85 sgt the of reser￿e5 a8 £160,285 bas•1 on 3
months operational eynditur8 in 2022r2023.
At 31 March 2024, HIVE PrxtsErK)uth W unrestrkxed lfreel ￿serVeS I￿allr￿j £￿),729 af Ihe year end. ￿ever,
they hav6 designat&1 £419,596 of unrestricted lurvts fur Spe￿ aLtMty over the I￿xt ￿ years which will provide a
planned investment in &tivibes ojrtendy hJn"d&J through grartslr95trict8d fvnds, Ind￿l￿g some $tsff rot&s. in order
to CC￿tinue beyond the grant date vthilsl 8ELernative. s￿rtts offunding are pursued.
The level of unr&sthctad and undestqnated funds at1he end of Ihe yew ￿ £171,133. ￿IghIty ex¢eeds the sale
level of resèN8S. The Trustees will cmsider Th)ve5ting thi5 exce55 irrto a development fund which will allow to
invest in innovative opportuniles for the VCSE 58Ctor.
HIVE Portsmouth wcA1￿ f*0 to thank all grant a•Yardiw onj8nTrsab￿S who donated or awarded to HIVE
P(xtsmouth during the fjnancial year. Furth8r detsi15 of these ean be frKmd in the ￿teS to the accA)unts.
The ongoing supp(xi of the ICB and PortsrYNlUth Crty C(wJncil, who supp￿ the HIVE Port5fTKKth with a 51gntficant
glft in of staff and premises costs. is thankfulty aCkrM>w￿gad. al¢Jng wth sbn¢&fy #p￿￿￿8t￿)n to BAE Systèms
Ltd wlw) awarded a majcK grant to HIVE Portsm(Mth for th8 w[[K￿eS of serxrring ac￿mMrA1ab0n to benerrt the
broader VCSE the firsi 0[￿ich opened ￿ June 202&
Mwrrisks
The IfUStee5 has assessed the major iisks to whth the d)ardy is expLsed, and aft saltsfied that systems are in
place to mthgate gxpo8ure to the rtsks.
Risk Mana9em¢nt
The TrtEStees exanlne the major str8t8gic, tsJsTness arKI rrf)eratirwl risks faced ty the HJVE Portsmouth and
maintains a risk registèr which is rewewed regularfy by the Risk & Cwtrol Committee arKI Twstee Board. Wh@rÈ
aFvopriala, syst8ms (w procedures have been estaLdished to wThtig3te JF* risks faced and bUth￿tary and internal
fiskE have been ￿￿nima$ed by the ￿mp￿mental￿N) of finanria pr￿edureS indud& authoris8tion limits. Policies
procedures are alsts in place to ensure CA￿￿lane￿ health ar#1 safety. eq￿lty, diversty and other
l*labon and these are peri(Kli￿￿ reMe￿*d to c(*)fim) tlw contu)ue b meet needs of the HIVE Portsmouth
and a￿ upto date w￿h any changes to ￿¢S[a￿"0n.
l* Novernber. Gathe￿ell. who are C￿rtr￿ to manage wr small lottery, contsctwl us to infom us of a
ransomwaE attack on direct debit r￿lI￿e$ M￿agemerIt for the sman fottery. In De(*mber Gatherwell ￿nf1M￿l
thai d8t8 had been cornprc*nised for a large nurrthr of (xjr cust(xners but steps taken had recovered the data wrth
no impact. ICO and. Gatnb1W￿ CornmissK)n ￿ infCKTh￿d by GatheThvell. aThY we aL80 oiformed the ICO and
Port5tnouth Crty coun￿1. The ICO confiThed that rKt regulatory acth)n was newsary. and Ihe Trustees detemiined
that a sÈrFous incident ￿pOrt should be made to the Charilies C￿￿1￿￿. The Charity CoTnmis5Tr9n a5se55ed the
Circumstan￿ of Ihe illCKlent aw¥J cowXt￿l￿￿ Ihat the tnJ8tees dealt wjrth the matter appropriatety aTrd re6ponsibty.
Structure. governance and management
The charity is a u)rnP8ny limiied by guat2nte& Set up on 24 Junp 2019 a¥NJ va5 Wlstered as a charity on 15 April
2020 under Ihe Mem¢yandum arKI ArtKles 0fA5&*ia￿. The ￿mpanY is rnallag9d by th9 directrKs, who are also
Ihetrustees and are ele￿ed and co.tspted under the teffi￿ ofThe MeTryandum ofAssttiation.

THE HIVE PORTSMOUTH
TRUSTEE'S REPORT (INCLUDING DIRECTORS. REPORT) (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2024
trustees. who arg aL80 the directors for the puipos8 of rAThpany law. and served during the year and up to
the d8te ol sgnature of the financi￿1 slatemsnts W￿￿.
Emma J(**nson
Rory Massay
Sandra Bramley
Mark Scarborough
Robert White
Nicota Youem
Cathèrine Longhursl
Eleanor Snook&
IReswJned 30 ju￿ 20241
Ify>pL¥ftted 24 Jun8 20241
Recruthent 8nd 8ppoinknenf oftmstees
Board ￿n0￿1¢￿IlY undertakes a sknlls rev*w to ens￿re it has Ihe ryht balancE of skills kno￿edge and
experi8n￿. Tru51ee Vaca￿•$ are advetlF8ed in kKal businesses. vdunteer centres, community ￿ntre5. libraries
8nd smilar outlets. Those expressng an interest by the Chair of tt)è Bc4rd, gNèn an ov8Niew of the
organisaty.￿. a copy of th8 tTUStee rde de$￿pt￿. and to 8￿y, using the applicabon form.
App1iGa￿nS received are eXaM￿e￿ &Jain5t the T￿t r8c8nt sklL8 audit and Invited lo submit their references and
attend an sntgrview. The Chair and another trustee ￿)ndUCt inlerviews, ar*J make rec￿nMendatiOns to the
Board, who revlèw the rec4Nnrnendations and deode whether lo rabfy c* reiecL ￿1 trustees are provided with
an indudloFt with the Chief and g¢ven a pa¢k includirvj copEs of the ￿tiC￿S of As50Ci8tion and CtKle of
ConducL TrustEes arg ajw erKKJuraged bj a￿esS onkne tsniThJ via the C￿lIng on B(wd si￿.
Qu8lrfying lthrdparty indemnitypmitysKXJ$
The Artic18s OfAss￿81￿ wuire one thi￿ of the trust8éS to retir8 eath ye8r. those longest in Offi￿ retiring firsL
Retiring truskees a￿ eligible for r8-apFK)intrnent The Board thnsiders aTry 3ppliGabons for re-appointments to
en$￿￿ regular Mfr•shSng tsfth8 Board arrfl th8 rwessary b￿n￿ of skims, cornrNth￿nt ar￿ èxp8ri8nCE.
B•neficia Interest
N￿e ol the trustees has any beneficial interp5t ffl the company. of the In￿lee5 ara ofth8 ￿MpanY ar
guararrtee to wntribut¢ £1 u) the evenlofa wThffirq Ip.
Loma Reavley, Chief Officer, has been appointed by trusi*os to rnanage the day-tcHlay ￿rat￿nS of th8 PtIVE
Portsmouth. The Board has approved a Stheme of DelegatK>n Sets out the deck8ions reserved for the Board
to make and those ddegated lo the Chief The Chief Ofvor has delegat￿ authority foroFerational matte￿.
Audltor
In ac(￿rdance wilh the e4npanl5 8rbdes. a protK>5ry Ihat SutnerA¢Mlit be reaPp¥￿llted as auditDr of the
company Mll be put 8t a Gener81 Meeting.
trustee's reFx)rt wa5 approved by Ihe Board of Trus*es.
Robert Whrte
Trustee

THE HIVE PORTSMOUTH
STATEMENT OF TRUSTEES RESPONSIBILtriES
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2024
The trustees. who are also th8 dir8dor5 of The HWE P(￿rThth the wrw)se of company law. 8r8 responsible
for prepaF¥Ag the Trustsg's Report and Ihe finanod staternenls tti a￿x￿(ran￿ a￿￿Li}bIg law and Uniled
KingdorYT A&xuntlng Standards IUrNtwJ Gerwaty Accept&JA£ctsJning Prtcticel.
Cofflpany Law r8quirgs the to Fweparo ffinanaal Staten￿nts f(K eath finanual year which glve a twe and fa*
ew of the stale of affairs of the chaiity aKI ol Ihe ino)miw4 resources arrfl ap￿1(a￿0ft tst resources, induding the
ÉrÈcorn& and exper¥Jilure, of trtg chan'tstAe (tsmpany lortfAt y￿.
In preparing Ih8se financial ststerrEnts, IhelJustee5 arE required lo:
. select wita￿e accounl'ng Imkngs and then appty them c￿.
- obs8rvè the meth(xb and principkn in Ihe Chaitios SORP.
. makg J￿erne￿ts aThJ estimates that are rèa50natAe aThJ
- state whether apptK8bl8 UK Slandards have b8en foJkM*d. subject to any materfal d8partLJr8S
disdtsseil and explained h) (be finanaal statements; and
- prepa￿ financial staternents on tre 9)ing cc￿(￿M ba515 rt is inaFvropriate to presÈwrE Ihat the charity
wll continue 41 ep8ratiM.
Th8 tru8t8es are reSpo￿lble ￿ kwNn9 ad￿ accthJrÈUrNJ records Ihat ¢JisdDSe wlh Easonable accvracy at
any time the financlal p0S￿On of the charity and enab￿ tFtern to engjre that Ihe financial statements compty wtth the
Companies Act 2006. They a￿ aL%o responsEtltr tr safeguarding the assets of the chajity and hen￿ for taktng
rea8on8ble steps for the and detection offraud and other irregEdarilie5.

THE HIVE PORTSMOUTH
INDEPENDENT AUDITOR'S REPORT
TO THE TRUSTEES OF THE HIVE PORTSMOUTH
Oplnlon
Wè have 8uthted the finanaal staiements of The HIVE Portsmoulh lthe'charityl for ts year ￿ded 31 March 2024
which wnwrise the 5tatetnenf of financial aclDiÈties, the baler￿ sh*t. Ihe statement of casm flows at)d notes to the
financial statements, including s¥gnifirAnt &(￿ntir￿j pdicies. The finanoal re￿ting framework that has been
apK4ied in thèii preparalon is ath"(able law and United A(￿unting St8nd8rds. induding Financial
R8POrting Stsndard 102 Tbe Finanual Repothng &8nd8rd applratlg 17 th8 UK and Repl￿￿C of Irel8nd IUr*tsd
1fjngdc￿ Ge￿Tal￿AceePtedActtJUnung PrBdic£}.
In oui opinion. the fin8noal statements..
gfve a true and fair Mew of ts state of Ihe charitable (tJnyaWs allairs as at 31 March 2024 and of its
ir￿0[￿1￿ re50urc8s and applicalon of resouiees, for the ytarthen 8tNJ8d.,
have been prDp%rfy txwared in ￿)[dance with Untsj Genaraly Ac£￿ted Ac¥x)uthng PraeticÈ.'
and
have been ￿￿Pared in auxxdance the reQuirem￿ts of Cc¥npafiF&sAct2006.
Bas15 for oplTrlon
Wg eonduct8d our audtt in accordan￿ *iih Intemationa StarKJard$ on Auditirg IUKI IISAS IUKII and applicab19
law. Our ￿$pr￿sIbili￿s under thtss* slandarts are fwthe.. IJeS￿lbed in the AutliWs responsibiljties lor the audit of
the financial statements of our rerth. We are independent of the in accO[dan￿ with the ethical
requirèmènts that are relevant to ￿dit DI Ihe finar￿tal slat8m8nts in Ihg UK, indudin9 th9 FRC'S Ethical
standard. arhd we have fulfilkd cwjr othar éthi(*l re$W￿b￿l￿IÈS in with these requirements. We bejieve
that the audit evidence we hava (rt)tair*d is svfvent aThJ apptwTrate to wivide a ba5k% (yjr opinwJA.
Conclusion5 rolating lo golny ¢on¢•rn
In auditing the financial slatements. wg have Ca)nd￿kn3 Ihat the trustee5 use of Ihe COn￿M basis of
acct)unting in Ihe pr8p8ration ofthe finan￿￿ stat8r¥wts apprDpriate.
Based on the we have [ErfO￿￿d, we have rwl ident1r￿1 any material uncertainties retating to events or
condity.ons thaÉ, imlividually or th1gCtW, may cast ￿ni￿nI dryjbt on the cJ)ariWs abw to conb.nue as a going
c￿nCeM for a period of at least tW8]ve rnonths the firta￿al staetnents aLrthoti5ed for issue.
Our respon$tslsti'es and Ihe res[th￿bIKE1gS of ts trtthes wih rew lo g)ing ￿Cern are desuiw in the
re￿an1 sections of this ie
Other information
The other Informati￿ Ix)rnpri5es the irf(vmatron th￿urted ffti annual re￿ other than the finandal ststements
and our aLwJ¥torf5 fEPW)rt ther￿. The ￿slee$ a￿ re¥x)nsii%e th8 oiher in1oTMa￿n (x)nt8N%d wtthin th8 annual
rt. Our opinion on the financial statements does Wt Ex>ver the otlw iThf0rrnati￿ and wg dti rjot express any fomi
of assurance condusiDn there￿. Our res5KJn8ilylity B to read Ihe other infomiation and. in cloing so. consider
wh8ther the other IFth)mIat￿n is rnatgrially gnconsst•* wtth the finalc￿ 5talements OF knowkdge obtained in
lh8 cours8 of the aLSdit, or olherwise aprears to ￿ Mater￿lY Ir we id8ntify su¢* mat9rial tnconsi5tgnci98
apparent material mi$5tatefrEnts, L4Y are fequirgd to deterni￿￿ ￿ther th*s gives rise to a ma¢eTial misstaterrent
in the financial slètÉmènts thernselve& If, based the vwxk we have perfo￿e(l, we cot]clude that the¥e is a
matèrial rnisstaternent of this olt*r Hifc¥Tnakn. ￿ are r￿UlTed to rep)rt that facL
We have nothnJ to ￿pr￿l in this regard.
Maiters on whl¢h we ar• raqu￿d to report by exception
We have nothing lo report in resped of Ihè m8Eter3 in rdation to IhÈ Charities (Accounts 8rEd
Rew)rtsl Regulations 2008 faquirè to report lo you rf. in wropin¥)n:
t1￿ infomiatTh given in the finartral st8t8m8nts inrxynsjstent in any materpl respect w￿h th8 tr￿￿tee'S
reporty. or
sifficienl ac¢ountiThJ reecrfds h8v8 fKrt be8n kepL or
Ihe fiFtsfi￿al statements are not agreement ¥￿th th8 aixounting records.. or
we have not receivgd all the it)fomMtion and ewan31￿ W8 requir8 tur our a￿rt.

THE HIVE PORTSMOUTH
INDEPENDENT AUD￿OR's REPORT (CONTINUED)
TO THE TRUSTEES OF THE HIVE PORTSMOUTH
R•sponsÈbilÈties of trustees
As explain￿ morè funy irt thè staternent of trustee's reSrX)rtr&bdit￿, the Injsiees, who are also the directors of the
eharsty for the purpose of comp8ny law. a￿ ￿ponSIblEf￿r the preparalion of the finarTrcr&l statett]en15 for being
s8tisfEd that they give a and fair view, and for such int8mal eontrd as thè trLtst8es datèM)1￿ is ne￿SSary to
enable the preparat￿n of finana81 ststèmènts that 8re free frorn materia rnÉsst8tsm8nL wh8th8r to trsud or
èrmr. In prepar￿￿ the finan￿81 statem￿. the trLtstees a￿ responsible for assessng the Charity's atsility to
continue 8s 8 going concem. disdosw. as applK>N&, mattèrs r8lat@(I to goiNJ corKtm and using the gc4ng
concem basis of aecounting uEilèss ￿ trustees etther intend to ￿1￿￿1812 the ch8ritabl8 Ix)mpany or to C88S8
opergtion8. orhave no rEalistic allernthe Im￿ to do x).
Audltor's responsibilitios forthe audit of the financial staternen
W9 have been appoint￿ as a￿[¢tOr under seclK)n 144 of Ihe Charitte5 A¢X 2011 and report in aE(x)td8ni* w(th lh&
Act and ￿leVant wulations made or Itawng eff￿t tsreunder.
Our objethes are to obtsin reawotde assurance aiojt wlkn Ihe finarx?al &aterwts as a are free from
m8teri8J mlsstatÈn￿nl, w￿ther due to Iraud LY error. arxl to issue an auditorfs report that inchvjes our opiThon.
Reasonab￿ assuranc8 ¢$ a high lev81 of assuran￿ but is not a guaontee that 8n audit cmdurjed in a¢cord8nc8
￿￿th ISAS IUKI will always det8Ct a maierial misststemo)t when il exksts. Mis&atements can arise from fraud or
error and are (xnsidered [llater1￿ rf. iTrJiwduaUy or the aygre981& they could rea50twbly i* expeded to infiuwGe
the ecA)nomi¢ decisw)rkS ol users taken on the b85i% of th858 finarrial stat8m8nts.
Irregukrfuas. it￿1ng fr8ud. ar8 ir￿r￿￿ of ron<ornpl1ar￿e Lws and regulatvns. W8 design pro¢edure8 in
line with ijur responsibilities. (￿u￿ned atK)ve. to detect material misstatements in iespect of irreguk2ritie& induding
fraud. The extent to whi(* our PrO￿￿e$ am (apaL4e of tstethng irreg￿ali￿es. indudiThJ frdud, is tjetafiled bèlow.
In identifyng atKI a5se55ing ¥i5ks of rnateFd Thwssla*nt in rewl of iwlaritie& itudiTrJ fvaud and
compliants with Lw5 and r8wlatKJns. ryjr prc¢edures incl￿d the fdknffi"tvJ'.
Obtatning an undetstarrfliw of the legal and reguL4tory frame*x)th that the charitable u)mpany c¥)erates in.
focusing on those laws and regu￿￿￿ts thai had a dwect èffeci ￿ the fina￿la1 staternents snd operations.,
Obtaining an understand¥ng of the tharitable companls p￿￿￿eS and procedures on fr8ud risks. including
knowledge ol any aclual, suspeded ￿ aw fraud..
. Discus5iThJ 8￿ng the engagement t&•n aThY whèr• fraud M￿ht o(#)Jr u) fin￿1 statements and
any poiential IndicatOW5 (¥f fr8ud through wr knowledge arxl l￿derSta￿g of th8 cO￿PanY and our s8th1.
spec¥fic experien¢e.
As a re&At oftTr￿ prowlLwe5, we iy)nsideTed Ihe owxiriunthes and inrAntivgs Ihal may exist vrilhin the charitable
company foF fraud. Wo afg atso r￿UIred to perform Spe￿fiC pro￿U￿S to resFX)nd to the risk ol mana98iwnt
. override. ￿ a of perfomilng the atw)ve. we identIfi￿ts the fojlowng areas as those most Ilkdy to have an
impact Ihe finanoal 5taterllpnts: cornF4iance wilh lh8 UK CrywJ8nies Act and ch8rii8sAct.
In adrlilion lo Ihe atM)ve, our wocedures to rèspw)tyJ to rth vknthfied irK4uded Ihe fLknng:
. Making enquirfès of Manag￿nent ab(Mrt aFW knowm or 8u¥wled insts1¥￿ of n0TrWrnpf￿fic8 ￿th Isws
and r8gulations and fraud,.
. Reviewng minutes of r￿ting$ ofthe board arKI ￿￿)rrnana9eft￿¢
Cha118nging a$S￿lPtionS and judgen*nts made by rnanagernent in thwr svJnlficant a￿)unI.rO estimat8s.'
and
. Auditing the risk OF rn8n&aeffjent OV8rJMY8 of txntrojs, hK4uthng thmugh testin9 fft)umal entries 8nd 0th8r
adjustmenls for approprialenes&
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THE HIVE PORTSMOUTH
INDEPENDENT AUDrroR'S REPORT (CONTINUED)
TO THE TRUSTEES OF THE HIVE PORTSMOUTH
Due to the inherent linwktrons rf an •JdtL Ilwe is an L4)av<xdable IFsk Ihat $c￿e rneterial misstatetTN*ts in fhe
finartcial ststements May not tE dete£t8d. even IIKWI Ihe audtt is pro￿lY pl8nr*d aThl perforrned in auxjrdance
th the ISAS IUKI. For Instancè. the lurther F￿r￿ed r￿1￿COM￿￿*tCe 15 from the events and transactk)ns ￿flect￿l
in the ffnan(xd 8￿teM￿ls. the ths fvkety thè auditrw is to ba￿)[Re aware of it or to r•cognise the nc￿l£0Mplia￿Ce.
A further description of ¢JJr r8sponsibilib.es r6 on thè Finan(yal Repo￿r￿ C(wn¢ifs ￿EbSite at https.'li
v4vw.fvc.org.uklaudlt0rs￿sp0n5lt¥1lt￿s. rhi$ degipti&) fum5 part of our aLwditorfs reprKt.
Use of our report
This r&port ts made So￿}Y to the cws trustw as a body. in wAh part 4 ofthe Charibes (Accounts
and Reports) Regulattons 21XJ8. Our audr( wcrfk ha5 been u￿rtaken so lJ)at we rTrghl 8tate to the charitys trusteos
those matters we are requireo to stste to an ad1￿$ report for rm) other pur￿Se. To th& fjjllest extent
P8rmitted by law, we do not a(zept cw assumè ¥85wJn￿tmty to ￿On8 (ther than the charity arxl the char4ty's
trustees Rs a bcrtyy. for our audil wo￿. forthos ¥ewJrL or foT the Opinio￿ have rc¥m￿l.
Robln Evans BA FCACTA DChA (S•nioT SfatutoryAudllor)
for and on behalf of SumèrAudlt
eharteredAccountsnts
SL*utoryAudltor
Chich•stor
.10.
SumerAudlt Is ths tradlng name of s￿lerA￿￿te0 Llmlted

THE HIVE PORTSMOUTH
STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL ACTivmES
INCLUDING INCOMEAND EXPENDITURE ACCOUKt
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2024
Totsl Unrestiicted Restrlcttd
fund$
funds
2023
2023
Totsl
fitnds
2024
2023
In¢ome from:
Dwations and legarAe5
CharÈtable athvities
OthÈrtra¢Jing adiviks
Inveslments
371.￿6
5.520
15.266
3532(Xl
724,506
5,520
15.266
766233
69&127 1.464,360
17.421
17,421
Total Incom•
2.098 353.21YJ
745,298
783,656
698.127 1,481,783
Expendiiure on..
chartt&b￿ acliwties
510,727 335.653 846.380
594.776
276.915
871,691
Total expendlbJr•
510.T27
335,6&8 846.380
594,776
276.915
871,691
Net Incorrnl{8xp8nditurel
1118,ff291
17.547
{101.0821
188,B80
421.212
610,092
Transfers betsveen
funds
18.997
(18.99n
46.798
{46.798)
Net movemeni In
funds
199.6321
11.49)} (lo1,￿)
235.678
374.414
610.092
R8contsTrliation of funds:
Fund balances at 1 Apr# 2023
As or¥Jinalty ¥epctsJ
Prior year adju5bnent
As restated
690.361
1.022,825 1.713,186
50,0
1.072.825 1.763.186
454.683 698,411
1.153,094
13
69).361
454.683
698.411
1,153,094
Fund balanc•s at 31 March
2024
.729 1.071.375 1.662.104
690.361
1.072.825 1,783.186
The statement of ￿nancIal 8(*iwties all gains and h)sses recIWL8￿ in the year. Ml incoTre and extendiLJre
derive frorn continuwvJ arjiirities.
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THE HIVE PORTSMOUTH
BALANCE SHEET
ASAT31 MARCH 2024
2024
2023
as rgststed
Flxgd ass•ts
Intangibkp assets
Tangible as5etS
14
15
8.250
40,194
28.996
28.
49.044
Current assets
Debtors
Cash at bank and in hand
16
164,520
1.501.612
98,922
1.736,861
1,666.132
1,835.783
CredEtoYs: 4Thounts fallFng d￿¥thin
one year
17
33.￿24
121.641
Net current &ssets
1.633,108
1,714.142
Tothl assets18ss current liabillties
1.662.104
1.763.186
The funds Of￿ charity
R8stricted income funds
Unre5trict8d funds
19
1.071.375
590.729
1,072.825
6￿,361
1.682.104
1,763,186
The fir¢n¢ial statern￿ts wer8 approved by the Irustees on ........ ... .... ...
Robert White
Trusteg
Company registrdtton numbar 12064936 IEnglaThJ arml Wabsl
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THE HIVE PORTSMOUTH
STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2024
2023
Cash flow8 from op•rallng activitiès
Cash labsorb8d byyggnerated from
operations
1234.1691
In￿stIng actlvlties
PuTchase ol tangible fixed assets
Inv88trnent inct4ne re￿1V9d
1.oe61
{20,9001
Net cash used in investing acuvlfles
{1.080)
120,8981
Net cash used in frnaRclng acthiltl*s
Net Idecreas&)fincreasE In ¢a¥h and cash
8quivalents
IZ35,2491
413,648
Cash and cash 8quiv8lents at begi￿1￿9 of year
1.736.861
1,323.213
Ca$h and ¢a$h •qulval•nts at•nd of ye
1.501.612
1.736,861
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THE HIVE PORTSMOUTH
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2024
Accounting polic
Charfty information
The HIVE POrtsn￿u1h 15 a private conwany limi￿ by guaranlee incorp￿￿ in England and Wal&s. The
registered office is Lower GrouThl Flw. centr￿ L*Jrary. (￿ddha￿ &uare. Hampshwa. Pc*tsmouth. P012DX.
1.1 A¢¢ounting conVen￿On
The financial statemewts have been prepared in acOytsn￿ Ihe chèjiws Memorandum and Arbdes, Ihe
Companles Act 2006 and -AccTrmthg and Repjrting by Charili&s.' Stat8m8nt of RèoJmm8nded Prad￿fj
applicable to charitses preparifig thew accounts in the Financial Reptjrtoig Standard
applI￿)[e in ￿ UK and Rèpu￿￿ of Ire18nd IFRS 1021 {effe¢twe 1 January 20191 Th8 charity is a Publ
Benefit Entity as defined by FRS 102
The finanrjal ststements a￿ prew¥ed stsrfing. i8 th8 [￿1￿0n81 aJrrEnGy of th8 charity. Mon8tary
amounts in these finwtaal statements arB rounded to the nearest
The financial staternents have been prepared uThJw Ihe hrsk¥ical (y)5t ¢y￿VentEDn. The principal aC￿UnfI￿g
pcAici88 adopted are sel out bdu4V.
1.2 Golng eofteèrn
At thts time of approvMwJ lh8 fva8ncial staten￿ts. ts Irustees have a reasonab￿ expectattr)n Ehat the thartty
has adequate T85OUr￿ to continue tn (yetats(Thl ext51et￿ ft)r Ihe foreseeable luture. the ttustees
corrtinue lo adopt Ihe going COn￿M basis of a￿unLIn9 in prep8rirg the finanual slater￿ents.
Sa￿ on th8s• assassménts 8nd hav*￿ rgjard tr) the res(*Jrces aYada[￿& to the entity, the trustees have
concluded that the￿ is no rnaieria uncertwnty and Ihat tfw (an continua to adopt the going c¥)ncem basis in
pr8pariThJ the annual and financial Stst￿T￿ts.
1.3 CharitabF8 funds
Unrestrided funds afE avalatle for use al the dISuet￿ of the tntstees in furtherance ol their charitable
Rethcted fund5 are subpct lo spgryts by donors CK gwant￿$ as to h7*4 they may be used. The
piirpow ond usss ofthe restrithj fiJThJs are set out in the Thjtes firwnLyal statement&
IA In¢ome
Income is rewgnBed Ythen the tharity 15 legalty entimgd lo it 8fter any perfomarKe condit*)n$ have been met,
the amotjnts (an be measurèd rdiaNy, and IE is prcthtAe b)at will be recefjved.
Cash donations ar8 re¢tywtsed cn recew Other dOna1b￿ are reccgnÉsed On￿ Ihe charity has been ￿tified
of the donalk?n, unless perfomasxe cot¥Jiti"ons rgquir8 d8ferral of the arnounL Inox)m8 tax T8wver8b19 in
r81alion tr) donab'ons re￿Ived und* GiltAKI or deeds of covenant B recA)g*wd at ts time of the (kjnation.
Legacaes are recoynised on recrypt or ¢)theTh%ise ff the tharity has been notif*(J of an impending disthbubon.
the aM(￿t is known. and receipt is eX￿ed. 11 a[n￿nt 15 known, fegacy is treated as a
nting8nt 88seL
facilibes antj Se￿￿5 in kjnd are inL*K￿l * eslimatsd open ffia￿et vabJa*on.
1.5 Expendlture
l exp8ndilurB k8 dealt with on an accruals Lxsts. aTrJ alktat&J to the apprijpriats headiTYJ tn the finanoal
statements.
Govemarts costs 8r8 Ihose asswted wilh cc(knl arml stabjlry requIr￿nts.
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THE HIVE PORTSMOUTH
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS {COKllNUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2024
Ar¢oyDtlng pollGies
Icorttlnued)
1.6 Intangbble r￿ed assets otherthan goodwill
Intang¢blè 8SSètS 8cqui¥wI sep8r8lely from a tr￿s￿leSS are recognEed at c￿1 a￿1 are subsèqu8ftUy mè8s%JrÉd
8t C05t Iwds ar£uThulsted anKJrbsabon and acrtsnulaied In¥Jaim￿nt bsses.
Intangible assets 8o]uired on busness are re(x)gnise(I se￿￿telY from goodw￿1 at th8
acquBilion date where rt Ls prObtt￿e that expecled futtjre ecYMKxn￿ benefits that ￿ attdbutable to the
asset fiow to the entity and the fa¥vakne of the ass81 can be m88sur8d r81iably,' the intsngible asset arises
frorn contradual or ¢Xher leg￿ ri￿ts: and Ihe Intat)g1b￿ asset is separable from the entty.
AM￿liSatiOn 15 recognised $0 8$ to ￿te o)T the cosl or valua11￿ clas58ts less their r8sidual valu8s ovèr th
ful lives on the follDwMng ba
Digil8J Sys￿. webstle ￿0￿j ¢xJstomw 5 yearstraighl I
r*kn"Mshlp marw
1.7 Tan9lble fixed assets
Tangibb fixed assets are lnttia1￿ meawJtwJ at cost aTrJ subseqtkrty rrteaSut￿ at C05t or valuation. net of
dÈpreaatl&￿ and any JrrwiEment Ios5e
Depreciabon 15 recogni5e(J so a5 to vnlte off Ihe ry)st orvahpiw of 85$8ts1858 their resHJual values over tr*lr
useful live5 on thg f￿10￿1r￿j bases..
Leaseho￿ improveM￿ts
Compuiefs
10 year ￿tr￿ght line
3 yeaf straight lina
The gain rx Icss ari81n9 on the ofan asset Is detemiined as ¥kdiffer￿ botweBn th8 sal8 tffoce8ds
and the carytrrfJ vaue ofthe asset. aNJ is rsctQf¥ts8d in tt)e offin8r￿1 acts*ittses.
1.8 1nvirni￿t offixed assets
At each re￿￿'rIg end date, Ihe Ch￿ revw the r2rrytro amunLs ol lis langibse and intaTvJible a8sets to
detemiine whether the¥e ¢s I￿31¢al￿ that those assets have suffered an impaimier¢t toss. If any Such
indication exlsts, the rernr8b￿ 4FllLUJnt of the 8558t is estimat￿ in ¢xder to dete￿￿)e the extent of the
It¥ipairrnent1055 lrfanyl.
1.9 Cash and cash equivalents
Cash and cash equivalents irKaude t*5h ￿ hand. herd at LXI ￿ b￿￿$. otr*r short-tem liquid
vestrnents Mlh rnaturtt￿S L* three rTLths or le￿ and bank overdr8ft& Bank ovErdofts a￿ shown
borrow￿¥3S in curr￿1 liabilit￿$.
1.10 Flnanrlal In5tFuments
The ¢harity has elected to appty the prDVi5wJns of sela￿ 11 Ba￿C InStrun￿ts. and ￿on 12
'Other Financial Instrumonts Is8ues' of FRS 102 lo of rfs instrurnents.
Flnancial InstrU￿￿nts are recognised in thè dwAVs l>alarTh $1*01 wtsn the charity tecomes party to the
contractual provIs￿AS of Ihe iE&rumenL
Financ1￿ assets arKI offsèt. net 8nx)unts wesent8d wi fhè finan&al statements. when
th•M is a I￿allY 6fiforce8trAe ￿ght to set off the Tettonised 3mounts and there is an interttion to sètuè on 8 net
bas￿ orto reali8e the asset and setue the liability simdtanwsty.
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THE HIVE PORTSMOUTh
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2024
Accountsng pollGI•s
(continL￿dI
Basic financial assets, Ythich Tndude dotlors and cash bank bakrw, ¥e inits.ally m88sur8d At
transaetion pricè induding transa¢t¥)n costs and are sthequenty caxried at a¥Mrtige(I cost U￿ng the effective
inlerèsl method ￿[￿e$S the aFrang8rnenl o)nstitules a finanung transa¢tTron, ¥vhere the transaction iq
measurad at the presenl Va￿ of the futu￿ T&wpts discounted at a market rate of interest. Fmancial 888éts
¢lass*fie¢J as f￿Vable within one year are ￿t anv)rbs•J.
Baslc lInan￿al Ilabllltlos
BB$￿ fjnanoal liabilties. induding Ixed1￿ and barnk are inrfialty re{x)gn￿gd at tr8nsactM price unless
Ihe arrdngenRnt constitut8s a ffnancing fran￿￿0￿, vh>w8 ts debt instrument is measured at the present
val*Je of the futrEre payments discounted at 8 market rate of Int￿e$l. Finartial liabilities dassrfEd as p8yabEg
within one year are not anN)rtised.
Dabt instwments are sub5equenty carried al aM(*ti￿1 oJs( using the efferlwa interest rate r[￿th0￿J.
Trade cr￿ltO¥S are obligats)Ns to pay IDr gJrAls ty SeN1￿ that hav8 b8en acquired in the ordinary ￿￿rse of
cparations from $upr4Ets. kniyJnts payable are da$srf￿￿ as IxtrThent habit￿"e$ if payment is due withln one
year or less. If ML they are pr8s•*ed as no¥buJrrent li8btlitses. Trade ueditoys are reeognised inithglty at
transactiort price and subse(yJenlJy measLred at ￿l$ed ¢06t using the effective int8r8St m8lhod.
Derncognitlon of financial Ilabllilles
FinancAal li3biliti85 are derewnis8d when the ¢*ariVs contracbthl objlgatK￿ 8xpKr8 or are dtstharged
cancelled.
1.11 Employee beneffts
The costs of empbyee tenefft5 are rewised as a and ￿ ax[￿$￿.
The (ts of any Un￿e￿ hojhfjay entidenRnt FS [￿niSed in the ￿rIOd in *thich the emptoyees services are
r￿1ved.
TarrnlnatiC￿ beneffts a￿ r8cognBed xnmgJiate]y a5 an expense ￿ the charity is demonstrabty commiited
to tsrnoiate the 8rnployTrent ofan empbyee ￿t0 prO￿e temiinal*)n t*nefits.
1.12 Retlrement beneffts
Payynents to del1￿ cx)ntributth rètir8ment b￿Bfft SCI￿￿5 are ctharged 88 an extense as they fall d￿.
Crltlcal a¢¢ountlng eslimates andjudgtrm
In the appocation ofthe clwrrws ac(x>untry KdKies. the trustee5 ar8 required to m&ke1￿19￿Mefits, estimAte$
and assumpt￿n$ atout the carryiTrJ am￿nt ol a￿t5 and liabilibes that are not wdily apparent other
Sour￿8. The es*mates and asscxialed assurytions are t>as￿l ￿ histoical exF¢rience and other f8ctt>rs that
Th6 8slim*es and undetying as8UrnPthMS ar¢ reV￿e(s on ap. basis. Revisions to accounlng
estimaies are reo2gN>is8d in the pettmj in which Ihe esEMnaie is revised Whe￿ the rnVis￿fi affeLts onty that
period. or in th& parKxI of the reV￿on arKI luluro rMi)ts ¥ffi￿e the misEon affects both current and fuhAre
periods.
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THE HIVE PORTSMOUTH
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2024
Income from don￿10￿5 and legacles
Tot41 Unrestrlcted R•strictod
lund$
fvnds
2023
2023
Totsl
lunds
2024
X124
2023
Donatp)ns and gTrfts
Grants receivable
DOn8t￿ gorxts and
8ervicg8
17,208
139.368 353.2(
11,208
492,568
6.285
535,118
6,285
698.127 1.233,245
220,730
220.730
224.830
224.830
371.￿ 3&3.200
724.
766233
698,127 1.464.360
Donatlon5 and gffts
Sweet Ptoject5
L(Kd Mayor
Other
4.978
1.309
4,976
1,309
1.418
1,418
11208
11.208
28S
Grnnts recdvaljle for ¢or• a¢ti¥i
Portsmouth City Counull
NHS PortSM￿th CCG
PCC Wellbeing
cyp
VCSE
Solent NHS Trust
HDRC
l¢X).(OJ
1CQ,OCK)
25.OLKI
25,000
46.fXK>
46,CO)
30.fm 30.(K
50,C(0 50,cTh)
4,2(Kl
96.(￿ 98,(KN)
109.418
129.ODO
20.000
129.000
20,000
158.LKJO
158,000
Infrxslructure grant
Oth
109.418
109,418
118,700
109,418
816,827
698.127
139.368
353.200
491
535,118
698,127 1,233245
Donat•d goods and $eryices
During the year various staff rnembers were saoythd from Iheii emtyoyers to carry L*rt on behalf oflhe
charity, and use of premises was also provKled. In ar￿than￿ with th*ity's a(xxwntiro policy the trustees
Èstimate the value of thests sèrvTces to be £220.73012023- £224,830).
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THE HIVE PORTSMOUTH
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AIARCH 2024
Incomefrom chaAtabl• activi￿$
Unrestslct•d Unr•striett¢J
ful￿$
nds
2024
2023
Charltable activitl•s
Sale of g(XMIs
5.520
Income fr¢4n Othertrading xtSvltlos
Unrestrfct•d Unrnstrlctsd
funds
funds
2024
2023
Spon*Jrships av¥J SOLY81 tottwies
15266
17.421
Vnrestrfct•d Unrnstrlct•d
funds
funds
2024
2023
Interest receNab
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THE HIVE PORTSMOUTH
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 IAARCH 2024
Expendlturè on charitabk activmles
2024
2023
Dlr•rt eosts
Slaff costs
Oepreaatw and sm￿lsa1￿Jn
Dlgttal sysiem IwebsFtel
operat￿al reswr¢es
Vdunteer & Radkin PCOS
8uildiroJ works {North and SouLh Hubl
Whrfte goods for Winter Grant Wtr2ramme
try (Y)Sts
451 J34
f1,777
440,058
11,777
605
94,904
86.095
224
6,703
46,563
543.859
600,757
Granl funding Df act￿1￿$ ($68 rK)te 81
124.
146.883
ShaR of$upport and govamonce ¢osts {S￿ note 9}
Support
Govtsma￿e
158.403
19,538
102,715
21,336
846.380
871.691
Anaty515 by fund
Unrestr￿ed fuFkYs
R&strieAed funds
510,727
335.653
594.776
276,915
846,380
871,891

THE HIVE PORTSMOUTH
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2024
Grants payab
2024
2023
Grants to insbtuts￿."
PCC D￿cretIonary
ppv
Pather5hip FOUThYatw￿ Iv8riOU51
Portsmouth Co¥nmunty Lottery
Off Ihe record
Motiv8
Shrft- MOU
Ag& UK
Th8 Good Gym
VCSE HaTdshlp Ivar•)usl
th"nty)otwn8 Tru8t
Olher
4,440
25.830
23,730
9.000
14.395
16,062
49,875
13,500
8,880
6.093
10,000
9,900
19.$40
10.367
36,551
7.500
124.580
148.883
Support ¢osts allocatgd to athitl•s
2024
2023
Oeprec#ats"on and 8￿rt$sai￿)n
Printing. postag8 station
Administration
IT and sup
Con5ulling
Subscriplichn5
Bad debt wrtte off
Insur8rKe
Bank charge¥
Advefbsing
R2te$. deaning and wt
9.357
213
10.383
11.(ffj5
9,136
522
3,798
13,262
2.129
185
6.917
2.346
956
2,494
104
5.123
124,196
14,050
3.870
60.439
21.336
177.911
124,051
Analys8d betw••n:
Gharitable activbbes
177.941
124.051
21

THE HIVE PORTSMOUTH
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2024
Support costs altocated to adlvhies
Icorttinuedl
2023
Audit f8&8
Accountaney
Legal and F¥Ofè&<￿ol
2,425
5,180
2,310
5,160
13.866
14,050
21,336
10 Trusts0S
None of the trustees lor any persons oJnnei#ed *￿th them) Yefftived any remureTrtbon or benefits fr￿ tre
charity duriThJ the Cur￿[￿ arvj prior year. No tnJstees r8C8N8d any feiMbut5￿nBn* 04 any oÈrt of pocket
eyn8es durin9 the TrJuent ￿ pri￿Year.
11 Employees
Thè averdge nxjnthly numLw ofernpbyees dwng the yearwas..
2024
Numbèr
2023
Number
13
15
Employment costs
Wag8s and salar*5
Sock31 security Costs
430,199
16.128
5,007
420.828
14,479
4.751
451.334
440.058
Incauded svllhin Wdggs and salarfès 8r8 ernMoy7Wt with staff ¢onated ty other
organisth.ons ttytaling £152.CKKI {2023f166.1CQI. Tr payrtll for such staff remains ¥￿th their sub5tantiV8
pk)y6r, therefore while Ihe th8rity rec4yJni%è thè rA￿ts of tw WoyN*nt, it <1￿ TKrt w)dud8 thern
within the employee nurnlvs.
R8muneratlon of key fftana9en7ent personnel
The iemunetatp)n of kèy management petsonrBI is as foknys.
2024
2023
Aggregate compansabon
52.5CX)
41,154

THE HIVE PORTSMOUTH
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS ICONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2024
12 Taxatlon
Th8 charity is exempt from tax inca)￿ arml gains f8lltyYJ whhin sec1￿)n S)5 oFthe TaxesAcl 1988 orsection
252 of Ihe Taxat￿￿ of chargeab￿ Gan5 1992 10 the ext&ntlh8t these are applied to it5 cha¥itsLle obj'ects.
13 PTEor Y•arAdJustmgnl8
The ffinarKia Sts1￿￿ts I[￿[￿{* a reStAt￿ for Ihe comparative pen(KJ whith has b8en m*Je to ts)Ne¢t
r9StriCt￿ grav¥t incorne. ￿$13t￿ment has re￿d in a £50,CW wKTrase in other dabtors 8nd iestricted
fund5 carried lorward as at 31 Marth 2D23.
14 Intangible ffxod a55ets
Dl9ltal system
.V￿bsEt•
IncludSng
ElStomer
rolal(onshsp
Cost
At 1 Apr4 2023 and 31 March 2024
41.250
Amortlsètion and ImpaSm￿nt
At 1 April 2023
Arnortisaticx) tharg8d tsthe
33,000
8250
At 31 March 2024
41.250
can￿ng 74)K>Unt
At 31 March 2024
At 31 MarGh 2tr23
8.250

THE HIVE PORTSMOUTH
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (coKfiNUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2024
15 Tangible fixed assets
Leasehold CompLrt•r5
Tg141
Cost
At 1 A￿1 %r23
35,270
28.751
1.086
64,021
1,086
At 31 March 2024
35,270
29,837
65,107
OepreGÉ#tlon and 4mpairm•nt
At l Ap￿1 20ZJ
Depreciation chargEd in the year
10.581
3.527
12.646
9,357
23.227
12084
At 31 Ma￿h 2024
14.108
22,003
36,111
Carrying amount
At 31 March 2024
21.162
7.834
28,9
At 31 2￿23
24.689
16.105
40,794
16 001)tors
Rtrstaied
2023
2024
Amounis fallin9 due wlthin one year.
Trade debtors
Otherdeblots
148,056
10.(X)O
8.464
38,056
60,000
866
164,520
98,922
17 Credltots: fallln9 due wSth1tt on8 year
2024
2023
Othw t8xatiC￿ awj soc4al seawity
Deferred R¥come
Otr*r credTrtor5
Accrua15 8nd deferred ij
4,362
98.000
2,709
16,570
18
6,3r
2013
18.012
33.(r24
121,641
18 Deferrod Éncome
2034
2023
Other deferT8d inc¢)me
6,306
98.000
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THE HIVE PORTSMOUTH
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS {copifiNUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2024
18 D•ferred iwtcom•
Icontinuedl
D6f8rred income is indLKlod in the financial strknents as foHows'.
2024
2023
Deferr•d Income i8 induded within".
Ctsrrent Ik2bilittes
6,306
98,000
Movernenls in the year:
D8ferrBd incorne at 1 A￿1 2023
Released from pr8vK)US ￿K)d$
Resour￿ deferrad in th8 y8ar
98.000
198,0001
6,306
247.710
124T,7101
Deferred Inco￿ at 31 Marth 2￿4
98.000
Defèrrod income of £6,306 {2023: £98,O)O) is in relalM)n to grant arrwnts paiL1 in advanc•.

THE HIVE PORTSMOUTH
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 IAARCH 2024
19 Restrkted funds
Th& restrided knds of the charity the unexpended bakrTrEes of donation5 and grdnts held on twst
suL¥eGt to SP81ific conth.tons by donus as to ts)wthey rnay be Lwd.
At 1 Awll
2023 weSour￿ exppnded
Tr4nsfer5 At 31 March
2024
cyp
SoEent NHS
Clean hwJh street grant
Nabonal Lottery ComnKJnty
Fund. IMOV￿*)n
Crisis grant, digrtal lending
Ibwary & school unifomi
Reca)nnecting C¢xnrnunit
PCC- Stsff costs
tJi5cretion8ry &
prants
Solent NHS Ta￿t
C￿nITrUn1catiOft5 &
Engagémant Offi￿r
Communty Lardèr
Infrastnj¢tU￿ & Wdlbelng
¢hecks
BMI bwiter
HDRC De¥ek)pmentYR
Pandemic support
Supportsn9 poverty strategies
HIVE Q¥nFnunity Fund- Man
He*th
HIWCF
BAE SystÈThr&
Portsm¢Ath Dis#tNIty F(￿rn
VCSE Hardship
PCC &NHS CCG
141.0221
143.3251
54.978
6,675
.2051
21.247
{If.0671
10,180
11,fA)5
17.571}
4.034
500
78,042
78.042
44,168
16.(M)01
18.0781
38,168
2,276
14,848
21.888
121,8461
6.￿￿8
21.888
25.tKxt
{21.8311
{2.5101
12,4501
(17.1301
3.169
13.676
1.750
31.502
30.000
16,186
58.632
110.0001
161,625
2.881
725278
422.918
114,9731
146.652
2.881
181.765
404,553
10,680
,302
161,5131
118,3651
119,3401
149,6981
1(Kl.OQ)
1.072,825
3532LMI
1335,6531
118.997)
1.071.375

THE HIVE PORTSMOUTH
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2024
19 R•strictod fEEndg
Icorrtlnuedl
Restated
Transfèts At 31 March
2023
Prevlous year
At 1 Aprfl
Inc*)mlng Resourees
2022 resourc•s èxpended
cyp
Clean high street grant
National Lottery Cornmunity
FutMI- Innovation
Cri8ls gront, dEgtt8118rxIi
Ilbrary & 5ch(KA unif
Re￿nneeÉrKj Cotnmunthes
PCC- Stsff costs
Discrationary & hwseWd
grants
Sojent NHS Trust
communical.ons &
Engag*nent Offi
Community Larder
InfrastrnetUTè & wellb￿n9
ehecks
Bid writer
Capacity & Tran*ti'on Fund
Palldemic support
SUppO￿ng povety stratégi85
HIVE Cornmunty Fw)d- Mènt
H8alth
HIWCF
BAE Systerns
Portsmouth Disabilty Fonm
50,000
7.205
21247
21.247
36.372
21.500
78.042
19.2151
121.0001
(15.5521
11,605
500
78.042
2.417
{48.2491
111.777)
44,168
5.802
17.579
10,459
21.888
1216111
14,848
21,888
8225
28,849
21246
25.(KMJ
(33.225}
{12,6631
16.186
(21,246)
139.3681
58,632
30.OIXI
225,[
163,375)
161,625
2,881
125,278
422.918
2.881
149.710
(14.432)
110,0001
422.918
698,411
698.127
1276.9151
(46.7981
1.OT2,825
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THE HIVE PORTSMOUTH
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2024
19 R¢strlcted fund5
(Continued)
cyp
To p¥oiridè SEthcienl resources to support the deVeI)w￿nt ofthe 5ervres voluntary and Community sector for
children and young peoplè's s8rVic￿S in Ports[T￿U1h. This fom an integral wt IA lh8 Stsrt for Lrfe
Programme.
Clean High Street
This ¥elates to mnmunty prDPCtS ar￿ eng&jem￿l in HYJh StrBets.
National Lottery Comrnunlty Fund- Innovatlon Grant
To provide support for in￿)vatiVe ideas afid proia(ts from small vokJnt8ry or rxjmmunty groups Yath lived
exptrri*nc8 to test approaches wtth 8 View to feachD¥J a su51aTh￿ fcotirvJ.
Crfsi$ Grant. DI￿tal Lendlng Llbrary & SchoDI Unrforni Shop
To fvnd the ernergency assistan￿ discrètKw Uls￿ grw)ts. to enhaT￿ Ihe dtgital JerKJtng Iibrnry by the
pn)vIsi￿ of d8vices a￿j Intsm8t ￿)nne￿aOnS & tu ernery8nw assthnce grants to Use￿ oftha HIVE
5th001 unrform shop.
REconnodin9 Communitiès
The purpose of this grdnt scheme tcs sur4X)rt Portsmr￿ residents in aC￿sSing th￿r local (x)mrnunity, and
lo safdy retum to rn￿e r￿rMal ways Df Irf8.
staff Costs
To fund addifyonal stsff costs asthakd *ith the of spacft 8upp¢xt for the cl￿raIlY Extremdy
vulner￿1& gwp during the 2rwJ vrd¥e of th8 Covkl 19 Pandèmic.
Olscrellonary Grants
To provide adn￿n￿*#ti¥e suprth l￿fUlfil￿￿￿ and fvTrJing tr Cov¥J Wintw Dtscr&tion8ry Grant
Solont NHS Trust
provision and oveThght of Ihe Vdunteer SLWOrt PrC4JYaTh￿. to set up a Yacdnation centre and fvnd
vthjntsers lo be on s51e.
Communications & En9agement Officer
To lun(J 8 CDrnmunicab"ons & EllgagerTEnt Officer ￿rThe HIVE PorL4ETrwlh. who t￿￿de supptht for Ihe
widèr VCSE as wll.
CrAnmunlty Larder
To se( up a Ctxnmunty Larder WhÉte l>x¢Ys offer.
VCSE Hardship
To support VCSE OrgaThSatior￿ in thb Cty at fffiancial risk where the rJ)st of ￿Ing uisis ha5 ieduced abillty to
providg services.
Solent NHS
To build gngagement vAth and r2pacaty forreseartth and evahJalk)n across cJ)mmunrW in Port5rn0Uth.
PC¢& MHS CCG
To la￿litat0 the ¢>>W￿jUction 818m8nl ofthe Cc•mtThJndy M8ntal He￿th Framewotk ICK4HFI
Infra5trueture & Wellbeln9
To set up the infra5truthJre for aThl Wlty 5upporL to ensure tho management and ov&sfy3ht of
w81l.be1￿J chth.
Bld Wrfter
To fund a b*J ￿llerIorThe HIVE Pctsm(Mth arKI w¥Jer VCSE.

THE HIVE PORTSMOUTH
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2024
19 R•strlcied funds
(Contlnuod)
Capacty & Transition Fund
To replenlsh the Capw4ty and Tran*"t￿ Fu￿1 and match l0tt8ry ¢MtrttxJtions.
Pand•mÉc Supwrt
To suprKrt iMIivKIu8ls wad commuiwlies impa(M by the ra￿1¢, parti￿L9￿Y th8y a￿ clinicajly
8XtreTh*ly vulner8Ne or have sUffer￿j ad¥erse wry)act seif.isd8tir￿.
Supportin9 POV•rty
To support poverty in the Cty.
HIVE Communlty Fund- Mentsl Heafth
To support gaps in the mentsl prowsion in the cmys￿r￿a Mih Statut￿Y pathers aThJ Ihe wdef sector.
HIWCF
Thls indudes the BAME Connect & Thrt¥• vthith ain￿ to tsJi￿ on the bLxlhy and BAME ￿rk ￿thIn
PortsrTh)ulh.
It also ffidudes the HIWCF - &hool Unlfwm airrB to ￿nIrit￿jIe t￿[KIS th& costs of 8etbng up the
8dKKA uniform b￿k.
Firfalty. tt indudes1he HIWCF- IAA ￿￿￿AkI Trainingwhith airns to provide first aid tlaitung.
BAE Sy6tem$
To Contri￿Jte towards Ihe lease or licettce, fit oul aThY ftJm¥shing, ar￿ operthn of up to hvo FI￿1$eS to allow
VCSE organisations to wrata. eoHaèK>T8te and ￿0￿de Se￿1(￿5 to the kncal communlty.
Portsmouth Digabllity Fonvn
On 20 January 2022, the assets and aclwtbes of P(*l￿o￿th Di%8bthty F(rfum were merged into the chsrity.
The pr¢xeeds on thg mergefj ar￿￿￿ted to £422,918. arKt ¥re sh(ywr* as a restsicted donat'un in Ihe accounts.

THE HIVE PORTSMOUTH
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 hlARCH 2024
UTrrestriGted fitnds
Thè unrestrlcbj furvjs ofthe thanty ce4nprtse the u￿￿K￿d8d b818nw rfdonatiorts snd gr8rats which are
not subject to Cond￿On$ by dorKYS arK1 grantors as trj may be used. Theso include
designatad fuTrls whid) have be9n set aside tyjt of unrestricled fLwvts by the trustses for specific purrA)585.
At 1 April
Incoming Resources
2023 resources expended
Transfers At 31 March
2024
Portsmouth Communty LottÈry
Proiects supporbrg w(¥kwith
Mental Health xl Ihe Qty
D￿Jital Indusx)ll proiects
Building Sector Capaoty
Discr8bonary grants f(
organisaticrts suptmyting
sidents in ¢risis
Supp¢)rt the devekynent
$8t up of P8ntri8stsrf
across the Ctty
Povety strategylproj8rAs
Partnership srnall awards-
supp)rting groups and
organisatx)ns across the dty
WFth food provisK)n
Donation Pantry Sweel
Ge￿1 funds
(7.4641
38.189
161,625
28.079
).593
114.9731
{5.34n
146,652
22.732
90,593
16.LlJOI
37,000
55.535
{5.380}
$0,155
,000
35,605
133.330)
17.500}
(430,7331
2,275
2,￿0
171.133
2(K)271
382.598
18.997
6￿.361
(510,7271
18,￿7
590,729

THE HIVE PORTSMOUTH
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2024
20 Unrestrlcted funds
{Contlnuedl
Pr•vious yw.
At l Aprtl
Inwnlng Resources
Transfers M 31 March
2023
Portsmouth Cornrnunlty Lottery
P￿Jects SUFwI'ng work wrfh
•Aental Heatth in tr￿ Ctty
Digtsl IndUS￿n prqects
Buikling Se¢b)r Capaaty
Discretionary grants
orgallisations gjpwrting
residents in crisk
SuppDrt the devek¥xnent and
set up of PantriewLarders
ar￿5$ the City
Poverty strategylproiects
Parknershtp srp.all aw8rds-
SUPPOtkng groups and
organ1s8ti￿S scross the city
Wtlj) food provisio
Gen•rdl funds
45.653
45,653
161.625
28,079
,593
161.625
28.079
90,593
43.C(M)
43.000
55.535
30.000
55,S35
30,000
35,fA)5
1443.292}
35,605
200,271
454.683
783.656
{594.776)
783,656
1594.T161
46.798
690.361
21 Analysls of n•t assets b•tweÈn fijnds
Unres¢rIC￿ R•strictsd
funds
nd5
2024
2024
Totsl
2024
Fund balances at 31 March 2024 are represent•d by:
Tangible assets
Current assetsllliabilitiesl
28.996
561,733
28,996
1,633.108
1.071,375
1,729
1,071.375
1.662.104
Re5tatsd
￿n￿trIcted Reslrthd
funds
R85tated
Tota
2023
2023
Fund balan¢•s at 31 March X123 *? r¢pY•sented by:
Intangible fixed assets
T?￿l￿e assets
Current assgts1lliatrAiti&sl
8250
40.794
641,317
8,250
40,794
1.714.142
1.072,825
6￿,261
1.072,825
1.763.186
31

THE HIVE PORTSMOUTH
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS ICONTJNUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2024
22 Operating l•as• comrn1ts￿nts
L•ss•o
At the r8portsng end date tho ch81ity had outStandW￿ wmrnilments for lulure minirnurn lea* paY￿vants under
non-canTrllable orerating1è85es. ¥vhich fdl due as bmows:
2023
Withln ane year
8èiw88n two anfj y88rs
37.894
17.877
20,946
35.591
55.571
56,537
During the yeaf. th8 tharÉtabk ounpany made pa￿niS undw 0￿rdb¥¥j 18a898 totslro £27.323 12023..
£13,133).
23 Relatad party trans•ctlons
There no dÈsLknabJe Tr￿ted paty transactK¥ts durng the Yew12￿23. none).
2024
2023
ID8f(citysurws for the yethr
1101.0821
610,092
AdjustsTwts tr."
16)
21,134
(21
20.913
DeFwiabon atxl irTy1m￿t of1￿1b* fred assets
Movements ￿ wort(ing ca&Mtal:
Ilnwsel in d8btors
Increase in credit(XS
IDecTrasel in deferred tnc*Jme
155.5981
3,071
191,6941
{55.5831
8,836
1149,7101
Cash (absorts￿ byyynerated from op8raUMs
{234.1691
434.546
25 Analysls of ehanges In net lund$
The charity had no mateital debtdumg the yw.
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