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ANNUAL REPORT 2023-4
CONTENTS
JntrocluLti()n
Our Ilsion
Summar)" ot Llf2knng Il'ell 20234
The C.ntter's C.Ife
Eiotherap), And TherJpeutii G￿denIng
NAture Not
RegenentiTre C)irdening
I"aluing .11.LLing .Ilell
Int"esting in the l￿-21 Lconomy
Building on success 20234
Be}'ond 2024
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Foreword
J lm dclighted, once a￿￿, to look- back- on another - the chantiHs third ye1& r In fact- Rnd
rL'Ad ot how F41thorn hils ch1ngcil the lires ot peoplL' In It% loLA] communiti.. InLlii-JduA]
p'irtiiip'ints haie routineli. desinbed "disioi-enng a tyart ot" themseli ￿ that die!, h-adn't realisecl
the)-'d lost." Other hai-e desiribed it ￿ "life-s￿￿-1ng,. TNI-.o comments stCK)d out in partiiular: 'Bv
comjng on F¥lthom'% li liiLing 11 ell coursc, I h41l-c foiiliseil that I Am loi-'Able AnL1 that I c'An iicLept
othets, loi"e" and "I im't put it into ii'ords. but 141m 41 ditterent person <lt the end ot tl]is course
COTnpArcd to thc beginning rnd hii-c d￿Co￿-tred th4lt there is a lifc ahciid of nie '. Such
comments spe1k to 1 kind ot care tor the soul, Il-hich seems ro me.lies ar the heirr ot the
'<ithom projeit, and qeemb so absenr in the rest ot s(xier)'. Il'ith its tocus on Cr<lttsn'￿shlp,
ionservation. iontemplation, iomes the spaie to m3L"e sense ot the bod!" and Its habitual
moLqes ot ¢n￿geMent. To adopt A music.il menphor. there ig i tuning proc£'%g tl)At %£'ern% to
h.Ippen L)n F.Ithotn's iouThes. Ki-here the enewes. Instinits, Llni-es 'ind Appebtes otr PiirtiLipants
tind a pitih whiih resonates. rei"erberates. and returns to them in the responses ot others. 11 hen
iTrc thinL ot F&lthom, IN-C think of dcpth And thc decpcr rcality- that pcrE-adcs ci-crs-thing. Ptr ot
I￿h￿r nLqkes me qo proud to be :] nt thLq Ii'nrk ;]re rhe srnnes ot per)ple leArning to See cleidy
and to lii'c d¢¢ply. md to'alloi￿. th¢mseli'¢s. otten ￿ th¢ mi(Lst ot iomphiated p￿ntu1 lii'¢%.
to bc instNmcnts ot loi-c tor each othcr. T am tlinllcd thit rhe stcad)" groiitli ot the laqt three
}-'L'¢iti hiL% Ln41hlL'LI FAth()m tn ii-ln ch:Ir]t¥iblL' tunding tr()m the .1rt4 CA)unLIl Il"ale% Lincl thL. RoyA]
Soiiety, ot .4rts" ￿ adLhttL)n to Its other generous donors.
J2in hlcCJilLhrist, Ch.Air ot Tru%tL'es
Introduciion from the CEO
The Fithom Trust supports people in physical, mc'nts]. or spiritual distress b!, restoring litc-giNing
LvnneLtivns tv bocli,. soul. nature.'Ind SOLiett.. .It F-.Ithotn. Are dei-eloping an Innos-&tii-e mL)del
ot iiitegrated health ai)d pastoral Lare. one ifvhiih priontiies the qualit%, and res11ienie of
rclitionships bett￿cen p1riciirs, prictjtioncrs, peers, Ind tlicir communities. Througli its ￿￿OrkshopS
111d ictii'iries, FIThom Trusr seeks r() emph;L4ise the imporrAnie ot our ph)'sicil cnnneLttinns tr) rhe
ndtur,J world. Instilling a s¢ns¢ ot rootc(In&s in iommunit)" I.}nds￿Pe. I,Atho)m proi'ides a
tound1tJon trom iTrhich indiiiduiils bccomc morc capAblc ot Addrcssing Iifc's cliillcngcq. IX c offcr
opp()rtunitiL'N tr()rpeople to rc'connLLtii-ith the Llcepc%t <L%P(-Lts Ot thLLrinnL'r seli-L'%, INhJLh Arc. otrtcn
negleited In the heibi rush ot modern lite. In so healing the d￿age i￿Sed I￿hen those
ionnections %veaLen. 12m proud ot the team that has iome together to otter our courges this )"ear.
Thc)" h1i-c Llone %0, iilmo%t <iliN41Trts h<iTring cxp(-ricncL'Il thc. Li)ur4e <1 P¢irriLJp<int thL'm8eli-L'%. lind
h41I'e 41pproJih¢d their %N'ork I￿1th l)eaut)'. humility.. ir¥arii-ity' and exiell¢iiie. 'I'h.,It the ivorL itqelt
has Found a rcsonAncc Thith such 3 iwide i-anet)-" ot people- ￿clUdIng doctors. em¢￿enc1- ￿Orke￿,
children, ,'icidemics, the milit.it)' 2nd police. ￿Trell AS members ot rhe community" retrerrcd bj A CJP
or m¢iitJl he.dth team
su£gests .1 common ,Ippe411 to the impotr,m¢e ot- iratt.qWts￿.p,
ion5ervation 'md contempl.ition ￿ essential to the human experienie ot tlourishiiig.
Our Vision
C)ur iision is For a netti-ork otr thenpeutiL Communities ottering a soultul 2pproach to heAltl) and
heAling through LrAttsrtrAnship, ionsern"atson. And Lvntempl..ition. ireating lite-giiing LonneLtions
to bod).. soul. n'itur¢ dnd soci¢t)' tor peopl¢ ikho <lLLCSS to trAditionA] tornis ot Ldre '￿a
upport. Our troundation progrimTnc, I[￿"1n- 11 rll. hndgcs thc bchiccn Xlls proi-lsion and

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locall}. ii'ailablc sLdls 1nd resourccs. _18 ln ci-idcnccd-bis¢d ipproaclL _ILIkn'ng IX ell teachcs
pArttcipAntS 1£ n 1ivArcncss ot, rcspcct tor, Ind loi-c ot thcmscli-cs, ot otlicrs, And tlic nattjnl Th-orld.
L. IE'()rk ￿t￿ l<inilowneTh, iirti%¥ifL8. iinLI hL-AlthLAre prActitic)ners to r￿t￿tL. peoplc 4 %en%L' ot Focus.
ireatiTrity', selt-_ii'orth, ii.hiih iome ii.'ith the th"sioi-ery' ot t]ieir ￿p￿li￿, to heal diemseli.-es And
othets through PthiLiPAting in traditional iratts. nature consern"ation and hortlL￿1turaI projects. Il'e
prorn()tL' ph}ThicAI, mL'ntiil 1nLI spintU411 ￿'L.1]IK.1n& c)trtL'nn¥ rc.liet And %upp()rr t() thN%L' cNpL'nc'ncing
loiig-ternl litvlong and lite-shottening Illnes$￿ and conditions. tor unP￿d Garers and tor @Khiusted
trontlinc iTrorLers.
Summary of Making Well 2023-24
"(l-.-heii }.o/i'iY boJPitu/..}'OA'rE 111 & i¥0 Iti Trluiii it S i*iii(uL.. l oii'ir iyry,
-)'oii'IE o/itJ'ide in the [i¥ih dir )oit Set /htE￿nN) moiiii1￿Iij il J
enllmnnient to tulk aboiitJwirnJenftslbe&ltb.
-4r rhe end OE h11king 11 ell's inAugurA] 21122 Seaso￿ we held x g2thenng iiith pirtI￿pAnts, ￿1$In￿,
I￿¢111)¢1ng prActitiuncLs. scnioi cliniiians. -￿d aLddemiis trom th¢ _Ici¢l¢r<lte ei-aiudtion proj¢LL
Tndcpcndcnt rcsc1rch b}- BAnp)r 2nd C&irditt L nii-crsitios rel-￿Ied tliat 11.Iking Il'cll Is capAblc of
geneririiig suhst.Inri,Il soci..d i-Alue
£.1 Ini'esTed in rlie progrimme rernrned up ft) 17.711 in sociAI
i-'.Ilue 'ind i0:'o Improi-ements In he.dt]i 'uid ii.e1lbe￿g ot" Firtiiipants. Colleitii'el}'. ￿'e rei.-lth￿ed
the research tindings and considered the opportunities 2nd challenges to dei-.eloping and
C'NPiinding thL' cour%e in onler t() l)roAdL'n it% iippeAI And l)enc'ht% tor othc'r communJtiL'%.
l)artiilp'.￿tS iiyho attended the pilot Loursts. aioiig ii'ith the artisans and ii(ellbeing prJititioners
that f£1cilitatcd IlaLing 11 ell. collectii-el)"- retlccted on their cNpcrJciices. Ikhat the}. ￿l￿ed trom thc
COU￿e, ￿h1t the}. telt 1bout the personil benetits Ir brought About and The tnanscending i-.Ilues
th<lt emerged thn)ugh b()ultul p'iriiiip",ition in tr,Idition-,Il Lr41tts ;￿d n;iture ionqeTh."ation aitiN'itith.
-It the sath¢nng, tAcilitstcd tocus ￿0up5 rci-caled thit peoplc I￿oUld be iwilling to PR} an ilcnige
of £20 per month to £;iin the he.dth l)eneht8 "Ind ii-¢lll)L'ing L'trteits Ot IfAking 11.-ell cours￿. an
enLouragng retleLtion on the Impvrtr&inLe plaLed on the Lourse and people's I￿111]ngneSS to aLcess
-.liid engage ii) IppropriJtel}" tOLThsed programmes. .Iloreoi-er, partiiipants telt that in order tor
hc';Ilth .,Ind Ri'ellbeing initi"ltii-es ot this n,iturc' t() iiorL- ii-ell the!- needed t() Lonsider tlic surrounding
inmmuniry innre.Yt. Fundament211v, tYlrnClPinrs SAid rhir communiti'_bised. perqon-centred,
holistic approachcs ￿ere I￿orLed, fror th¢m
In terms ot community- bené.tits, the Intomi￿]ti- Ot I[￿-ing Ti ell seemed to be inttinsicall}, linked
to iwhat ITr AS Lh.Ir.ILtensed As 'u Lviiiietliox Jyih orlierf. .11.In)' Identitied the ifflportranLe ot LonneLtions
"ith the people ￿0￿nd them In iLldition to ionneitions ii-ith theiriitider iommunit)-, and to i)arure
moré. generJl?. H.ii-ing thc'se connections mAd¢ it ¢'L%ier to trind suppi)rt tor heAltli And ii'L.111)c'ing
need8 rhrough "e.Kplonng the i1.i)'s rhAr )'ou c.ui iontribure rn I'nur commuiiity bur ql4n th..It rhis
ian help pcople to tccl bcttcr in th¢ fritst insLinLe. l.iNlli'. thc tceling ￿a$ that h¢Alth wellb¢ing
I Wo *sloNthd Ir￿p@￿t of thp ben&fits of W811. in ￿rm￿of ￿PrOve￿ort ￿ woll￿1￿9 %odooc<)rK)mK val
Th% wa5 by fwKlir9 fr(￿ CardrfF Itvwjvalkn (￿tal Val￿ £105,(ts) ITKknJky 3Y/offlo*th
•ttmgiaphof5 al C(wdrfF [knY￿S S￿v￿ of Social
so￿1￿1 pre%ribl￿ re5eorth Ilth[r￿etr &. 20221 irdKOtesthM(¢y￿r￿￿ are vitol 5wrre5 of b￿efIts for the Itwe v the
T￿Y brln9 oppornMlrf•% for pqopl•Yo them. W*05in9 copocTttr kicr•al• n•w. ploc¢-bos*d <Jss•n for th• barMTrllt ol all.
IfÈ9iath9 d•velowM xoc5al foi c<)rThrnnty ond indrrfidDol hÈolth and
W*llbèV￿. ￿td tiv￿ tijbnythly titiz*thiP. thÈ kèy
of a ￿<￿thY Forrn of SEX. it srrrves ts defiwer for primory rorE
COMM￿7￿ and tht Peop￿ tP*y s*f*È. C(thYthrfyknd Skn thÈ WI￿1￿ ol printsry pluc1￿￿,
'"￿"elP￿d by CttKthty lo d*￿¢￿a.

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progr.unmes Al'<iilabl¢ through thc thom "I rust should be gupportcd b}. thc goi"ernmcnt and
htutory, proi-ldcrs I￿lthOUt Incurnng 1dditionil costs to ￿￿pa￿-crs.
IIIEel} l J'eÉ_PdlitiilJ" mished bj.. che_PiYiiiiiYS tsj modeni SO4Yt4. Th6J'É_#I¥silllYJ rdii_TriYstiii 2JiilJ ￿ Iiiw& ￿lY￿1 oj
I Iiviilti bit lo J'ee )in/iki'LYnlTrJ" btiiig deivlopeo U¢7V)"J U a/eJ'. Imagint ij eiw), J'th¢)Oi able itp urcetsj rhiffi s￿Pl}n
ftsr ibgii. mosi l.y11￿￿1Ub1*_1IQils.. I beb"eL¥ Tht Fdthoni T171s/ he* io tb6_Pmb/er/i oj_freiyisteni j'r￿￿£
sity)P017 dffÉi¥tJ colila be heub"iii[oi' thoNÈ u'ho ibiviigh dÉlltl)é L*iidhoou ¥)eizenrÉi. Thi) UY)iil& bel ib6
Inallaal J'ense aj J'elL
Dr Rowena Christtnas. Chair, Royal College of GPS Wales
Promoting Good Pra￿lee
ThL. .4cLelerntc projL'Lt inLluded a par,dlel immL'Thii-e L.thnogrAphiL stud}, of Nl.th-Ing Il'ell In
Lollaboration ikith L￿ditt Unii'er4it)'.'Ihe s￿dI.. led l)). Dr Lui)- 5heeh<)IL }'ielded i,.,duable inqights
conccrning thc process (￿d outcotnes ot IEILing 11 cll In iction. The￿¢ t1ndin￿ inforTned a Good
Pricmce C)Uide ivhich detines the pnctJces.INhich bec.Ime ei-ldent rhrough rhe c>tr e1ch i1rtiqAn
ir41tter. ,41though rhe PJniuul,￿iti￿ ot ￿ch irJtt i¥ere unique, the practices iould be
ionieptU£dised as the 'Cr.It"t ot Care, ii"Fll"ih run through the _l13kn"1)g Il'ell programme, ireatiiig a
4en4£' r)t tr.Iming and continuit)- behi-cen 'iitii-Ltits. The i 2rihetyyal practiLeg Jt play during
Il&iLing Il'ell .Ire'.
FocusirvJ on present mment expenen
Cre(*ir¥ (tyfftoir*r5 for in(knrrioLS loas
U5itE WKertoinly 05 a re50W
lThrKJtiro sknrir
Modellifv rwprocol (or**thon
'c hii"c dei"cloped our Good Pnictice Guidc to producc a r￿OUrCe pack to support_4rtisans
1nd Il'ellheing P1rtitioners Ni(ho 1re '.IdApttng And dereloping lliking 11-ell progrimmcs tor
Implementrdtivn At other i-enues &lLross Poii}s. This inLlud&% a set o( Illustrdted 'field L￿rdS, to
guide praititioi)ets througli the .11-.iLii)g 11 ell iourse, ensurii)g the ethos that has been created
rcwins icntrai to Ilak-lng IN ell ￿ it takes place in othlr locations.
Summary of Making We]12023
'e btsrted the Year ii.1th the excellent nelfvs that Fathom had been short-listed trom iOO
ni)minitic)nq For tile BBC. RAdio 4's .111 In The Ilind _lThard. Building on this momentum and the
-4LLelerate .Il&iLing 11 ell pilot, h-.ii-e noii- iOTnpleted 6 .1[.￿Ing 11 ell and LomplimeAtari'
th¢r<ip¢utiL hortiiultur¢ PfOF<immcs Ihblc l). Duting the )-ear li-¢ continued to l)udd ioll¢gry<ltc
partnerships Th Ith GP pnactices icross thc re￿on, boinng truit this autumn ￿(hen co-produccd
ur tirqr IL l.,ILing 11 ell inurse in the ￿￿e&r ot Poii-)'s in pmership iwith the l-str,]d￿n1￿S C,P qer¥'ice,
supported b), R¢d Kit¢ Htydlth Solutio1￿, d .41)iJ:il ¥nt¢￿￿5¢ t]L"It ivorks. i¥ith Gl) pr4lLtsc¢s dirvs

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l)oiiTrr% to gupport thc delii'cr), i)f ikcllbcing sen-lccs. _￿thoUgh rc11ti7'cl}' snL1ll in scale for its tirst
eiqon, this rcprcscnts s1￿¢tIc1nt progrcss in our mcdium-tcrni p11n to otfcr l1IL-Ing 11 cll loci]l}'
t() 41114 C,P %en-ILc clustLrs In knuth P(xiits. e41ch AdilPtc.d t() %uJt the nL'cd% and interL%t ()t the locAI
iomrnunitt,, iouplttl ii-ith the aN￿labIlIty, ot" local arts & LTatts. hortiiulttJra]Ists, conseTrabonists,
and wellbeing practitioners.
Table 1. Summary of Fathom Trust traditional craft. hortrculture and nature conservation ¢ourse5.
Cour$e Title
GP Servi¢e I
Venue
Activities
Attendance
cess route
Bff￿n
Mèking Wdl- Wntèr21
Accelerat6
lot first iÈgration
Making Well - Spnng 22
(Accelerate ￿10t seconditeration)
Making Well Spnng 23
10
8 sgs&ons
LlanfelAe8
session5
Llanfelyte
6 sessions
Brecon
Brecon
Willow Weaving
Ceramics
HOrticU￿Ure
Making a cob oven
Willow ¥%eaving
Horticuyture
Whrtding
Willow %%tawng
"Willow & Clay"
Making Well - Summer 23
8recon
Llanfellte
6 sessions
"Soil & Earth"
Making Well - ALrtumn 23
Brecon
Llanfelrte
6 sessions
"Willow & Wood"
Making Well - summer 23
Folk School for Young Carers age
8 10 19 years
Making Well - summer 23
Adutt Carer5
Makin
Well We51- Autumn 23
Communrty Mattters - Sockql &
Thera
eutic Gardenin
Credu'contact
Llanfelrte
4 sessior
Wlllow wE8ving wvrk
Natural cloth o¥irrfJ
Ceramics
Willow weamng W￿rk
Natural fibre corda
16
Credu Contsct
Llanfelrte
4 sessions
Pontaid8we
Llanfelme
18
Ystrad
Bre¢on
nlais
Creating a Physic
Garden
Totsl
81
During the winter monthq, Tr-e Tr-ere tortun,It¢ to be ioined bj- qn occup3tionAI ther.)pist ind
gr.'Iduires nt Bl;iiL l.lounnins c.ollege ii'ho nn groups ot i-olunteers ro d&qign ￿d build 1 qeries
ot r.us¢d bcds. r.unii'"It¢r h.￿-¢Sting intrJstruitUf¢ d pottinbT ghcd tor p-wtiiip-,Ints i¥itli
restncted mobility. This cnAblcd us to creitc spacc to establ￿17 ln _IpothccAri' ￿rden I￿1th
qupport trnm the Xatinn2] C2nJen Scheme.
£¥t¥n me the to iY£*ldbles I￿.
in's R]e ledions
lo il)e *opla' nioiy. Th¥ii a lol 01 si¢Poil aiid I bL/ifirhi¢liYj enio)'ed ilje ￿vIj.e 91
iii Aal/iii' kJaEyng ￿lI1￿￿'j"/op£{oiJoI'gIWi￿dI￿£ ￿rn7).¢￿ diid bmtsbing ihmiighoi¢i ihe da)..
Rg]Igitions
CrÈd
L4 r* Welsh tharty knorder b p￿￿4￿￿ torè ¥)FM)M fw y(MW tyid caters b ¢n￿Y well&elNJ as they
a¢fV￿ 51. b¢ rttO01tsod Ytsk￿ dw>k+% ¥rfbArK*. Ihèir work ¢mk%￿r vOLty (trj (￿￿ ftsmiliè
thtst **y tsrt ts, L￿or$￿￿. oblo ty) ttswtsrds Irf¢ (wknm¢

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Scenos from Making Woll Sping and Summer 2023
The CrafteFs Café
'Ihe SULLess ot the Initial _Il-JL-Ing 11 ell programme In 2022
né'r.It¢¢4 ¢()nsidernble interest imong its pArtiilP2nts (and
o)ur Lrat"ters) In being able to Lontinue to ffleet :Ind h&ll-e
mor¢ opp()rtuniti¢s to engagc in tr<iditiotLJ cr<ltt in th¢ir
comniunity,. Initi&illi', pcoplc began to mcet swntaneousls. to
m'.iinr'.iin The innnecfton4 triendship thei. hAd
¢str<iblished dunng th¢ iouts¢. Gii-¢n the d¢gr¢v ot int¢r¢st
and commitment to benetit trom .IlaL-ing Il"ell, in
itrlJL.
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L'idi, Iround 10-12 pcoplc <ittend¢d the ￿EC cich wecl
prcdomin1nrl!- bi- Indii-lduils i￿h0 h1d p1rticipatcd In Nlaking
L.11 cour%e At our ne<id)y ccntrc. at l.IAntLlltL.. .4 yQ<ir ()n <inLI
more than 100 Indii'iduals haNe attended LrJtterfs Cate
sessions at the le2St onie. Il'e consistend)- Iveliome l i-20
pc'ople LTh-ery-' ii-L'ek to enjoy <1 l-<iriL'nT Ot tnaLlitionAI Lr{itt%.
Session% lui'e been aiLipted to 4uit dit-tering lei'els ()t- abilit)..
The g￿at tn<ijonl)" OE 1ttcndccs vc fcmalc 1941112. 84., ,
"Irh 1 I-eri" br¢Md ige ringe (20s
93 5-eirs). In 1ddinon to
those ibho ;ittended the c.tte as & consequenie ot their
p'irtiiipatiori in IKI.aking Ix'ell _ 28 so t2r- 2 1-anet)- ot loial organis￿tionS hai-e signposted people,
summarised ￿ tol1th1￿..
8recon & Distnct Mind lill
Powys befriending service (41
Community Menlal Health Team liol
Versus Arthritis151
Brecon Volunteèr Burèau13)
Flyers distnbuted In local community venues1261
Localword of mouth 124)
In July thi% yL*r, li-e ￿￿tre honourL.d to proudl)-' pre%ent the CrAtrrL'rn CAté Anil the F<ithom Tru4f8
stitt- anLI i-olunteeTh to HRH kn.ng Lliarles Ill dunng his i Isit to B3nnJu Briiheiniog _Xatsonal
P,LrL. Such has been thc succcss ot tlic Ccatterfs Catc, Ivc arc about to open a second Ncnue i
n￿rb) CncLhoNNell, commencing 14, December.
Ecotherapy and Therapeutic Gardening
Thc F'<lthoTn Trust's ccntre at LliJit¢lltc, In thc li￿rt of B1nniu Bry'cli¢Jniog Xationa] P<2rk,
proN"Ides 1 be1utitul serttng tor Nnning Iliking 11 ell courses. The ientre ilso his R 11rge 1nd
produitil'e kitihen garden orch￿d. proi"idll]g ei¢iting opportunitses tor people to join in ivith
a i'i{ncty" ot horticulture and ccotherip)"" projects hai"c produccd in order Tnaximjsc
opportunities tor p'irti¢Jp.Ition.
During sprii)g inLI summer .IlaL-Ing 11 ell iourses p-artiiipints ii-ere able to ii(orL ii."ith our resident
C,vcqcner & F.cothL'rnpisL Jesg Tanner, to prepare herb, i-egetable and ci]t tlthi-cr bL.dts tor the
se￿SOn iihvdd. Sni'ill groups Lfv4lted ￿t￿l- beds using the 'nv-dig' method. ledrnt Jbvut 5011 health
and nitural wii's ot budth.ng sod qua]itt' us11)g local organic materials. 'Ihe)' Ivorked iliith ha£d
ticks to constnjct plint supports. loirning 1bout thc imp)rtincc of structurc 1nd hcight to crciltc
ditferent hibir1ts. The}. pl;Inred :Ind rended ro qii-eer peAs, quntloiKers squisheq, iihbAge9 1nd
man}, dittcr¢nt gr¢¢ns fror usc in the iommunit). kntthcn ii-hich. Ikith thc Iielp o)t i"olunt¢¢rs.
proi.ldcd eNquisitc lui1cli￿ tror thc duntton ot rhe 11.Iking 11 cll cOU￿C5. p2￿C1P￿ts Th-crc ilso
Il)le tn PfiiLtiLc' ilCtiI-itiL% d)¥lt thc'j c()uld tn- ilt homc. %uLh <L% milking hcrl) pl.)ntc'r% trom re￿.l]C.d
ooden bo.ies 'ind ttn Lans, aiicl hand-iratted reusable plant labels. Oi'er t]ie spnng) iourse the
group 21so strArted a nfmr io-designed 2nd co-ireated lii.ing ii"illo￿-. projecL a quie( iontemplatii-e
qpiice ill-jiil<il)IL t() PIlrtiLIP<￿t% thrnughout thc. L()ur%L.. .14 pri)duLL' And tl()ii-c'rs xrcTri- dic. xr()ups
piik¢d, bundl¢d k)r¢bern-¢d m)'riad iulin"wi' herbs, t10l￿er8 i"eger,Ibles and ii"er¢ Iil)le to tr,￿e
aw<l}" ttLan} ￿rdcnLng skjlls, a]1 Icarncd ￿ i soultrul. thcripcutic and supportJi"e cnlirontncnt.

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iothernpy intw.d component to our gardening actii"itics. ind¢cd 1ll of_ltsking Il'cll's
1CtIN Ities, Its 1cttI-Itics sc.'Imlcssli" Ai-oi-cn Into thc t,Ibnc ot soultrul ind cnnching tnaditionil cn4tt
Incl horrIL￿1tUV41I expcricnLc%. The desi￿ 2nd delii-L'ry- ot therilPL'utiC excrLise8 L'iirc.fulli' crafrt
rh)'thm to eaih LllaLJ"ng Il'ell dai., shaped around tlie strasons and L!'Lles ot nattjre. _4 Mi.%￿re of
group and solit￿. eiperiences iomprise the essential practiies ot ecothernp)- tor Itak-ing Il'ell
Grounclng practices. focussing on f*t, breath and senses to hew participants become MO￿ aware
ol thèir surroundings and soften ary féebngs ol tènsion anxièty-
&t-spot". LO-15 minutes of sobtary contemplation for Improved f(cus and attention to cultivate a
deeper noticing wlhin nature and self.
Sharing and listening eirtLès". a suprthed space where part￿pants are abLe to sharè and give
voice to observations. reflections f￿￿ngS and emotions
Lunch and firegde storie& thanng ￿fleCtionS and mern￿es around nalufal objects and artefacts.
Journal pagès". offenng a S[￿￿ for pa￿Cl￿ants to exp￿5$ th&r V0￿e3nd creativity within a
supwrtive group settsng.
End of day slt swt". offenng $￿e for contemplation and reflection on the day gone by. employing
reflective'nature note. feedtk4ck cards. This exercise al￿Wed the deb.very team vatuabLe Insights to
understand what wort(ed anL1 what reedecl ￿jUSt1T￿nt for the followng week
-IlaLJng Il'ell p.IrtiiitraAts shared, In coni-ersation and through their Nattjre Notes, m}'nad ii.-2}S
in iNhiih thej benetrited trom time and space to retlect on their oiim sense ot belonging within
nÉlture, Lommunitt-' <inil the ividc'r ii-()rlcl. N()tiLLng lind ii-orL-Lng Llo%L.l}-' ii-lth nilturL' Ancl thc
seasons 3iloiwed i grvater depth ot appreiiatson tor the rrun), subde ihanges tik"Ing plaie, I￿here
pArticipAnts ottcn d￿c￿l-Cred hol￿ connectcd their stones ￿￿ere ii-ldi cach odicr and to thc ever-
untolding stones ot the n1n]r.Il iNorld. 11 e tound thir moments tor pause throughour the IllAking
¢11 d<l)' tor tuiitng in to the prebeni moment ottered time and %p;kce to e.Npl()r¢ .1 deeper
noticing and 3ppfccii& tion tor Iitc, chcnshcd momcnts I￿h1Ch Icad to a g￿ater sensc OF respitc
from the many challenges people hced.
Lxtrnits trom Nature _Notes receii'ed trom _l13Ling 11 ell parriiipants:
On Noticing Natur
Hdr.Yn£ Ix/ii¥fy listeningtoras long LU I neededfdubtKtsed rhis.
I ￿1]}2£.ed J2,hKJt & celi1￿￿£ uwd Lvmf0￿lls a￿114. ieed souyKg uuteriKg the b£ TIJÉ
bird e141niJ' Con/in￿on ibe uvodsfelt bke thdjl dpuun i*.
J'O mlli-h th& I ¢7)iild do in ry. onvga￿CI1, i¢li&sin£ oldioob u'heelbumpus Io mtJk-.efeÉ71iiivJ'.
tr) Iiebdi* Iljal oiitjide ij. #'1JttR I Keed io lid.
On Social Inclusion..
tl'amih ofivpNwAinity he￿, naliiY¥. B￿1} Nvrf¢din barnyon} tod￿.. Tl)e lai£bi¢r, dtjtile M),
lack ofnlting ability.
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I'n/ NICp￿ uble to askfoT heth.. I needio.
On Mental Wellbeing..
I an71Ydiiyvd gilt aiid&x'haiistedfmm oll, in tbc 'oii/side veeded (4lldg' to
n7£¥: gel£iJiinded dnd shed ihe iAnei'JJYi£hi/iension. Fee￿"11£ so miirh bghierdiid beltei'iiou.
nd noi¢pi5bwelllfoK. bgdj. alids￿l￿,
The 5￿fl(lu￿Ri ¢11￿,1 do to iuii do. ,}!)' dll.veJ' is pNe1th4ed￿bcV i'vi beTV. Abo: eiYDoiie 'stii
I Kotiredu shllfyvm 'in w). lot ofphj'sicultepision tfjvdrds U Vlll¢* mtprv e(4sefiil
feelilig. This (Hloied eiijojmepif to ¢vwe to thefgrfnput ljang iii tbe ThJgweiit.
ThefeeLTng ofuurnithfrnm othe￿. FeelJ"IlE moff rvkxydand i-alwjer knou7ng th¢ts tbe '¥¥dtber'
Uylthiii li'￿£￿￿£ to rhL/n£eftsi'ihe beltei-diiring ry" d￿..
Communiry Maiters: Regenerative Gardening Courses ai Ijanfellte
This project C1me 1bour through i common inter(5t among I11king il ell pirtiCiP1nts to
'￿ more ',Il)()ut r¢gen¢r.itii'e gArdeiiing. IIIilud￿8 the gro1￿Ing ot i-¢get,Il)leb, her1)% and Lut
tloiver5. Past pArtsClp<￿ts ,dso ￿inted ..I sp.'Icc to retum to LJTr< tellte afrter _ILILing Il'¢ll, For i
conttnued sense ot pirtiClP1tion 1nd connection, Is 1￿ClI as to continue to groiTr their n￿wlY
tortned tnend5hips Lind sense ot iofflmunitt.. For the 11.ILing 11 ell teaffl. these sessions prL)i-Ide'
iontinuation ot" our iomrnuniti" cratt ￿ Lare ii.ork and proi.lde more soiial therapeutic
ppc)rtunities to help Jndii-IduAls m'iinnin their oTh-crAII gensc. ot ii-elll)eing 2nd conn£'ctiC)n. l%'e
'.Ilso openecl these ses510ns A5 A reterral [rath1￿-￿). betti-een P.41"O local comniunity, groups. IOLAI
Dcm¢ntia support groups and local mcntal hralth chi< rit)" BrcLon & Distiict _ll￿d.
The pr()jecr Otte￿ qn open-group t()￿t tor Pr￿-louS .ILIkn"ng 11 ell pirncip2nrs TO 2ttend. as ￿ell
ds Opportunities tor new mcmb¢rs nllL.￿g t￿t iont3Ct ￿1th l.athom. 'Ih¢ s¢ssion% iwill continue
throughout 2024 ei-oli-ing into a monthli- communiti- dai-, ii-hiih iiTe are ialling 'Our Skills,
C.()mmunitJ 14ind DA}s. It pre%c'nt 41 tL-Am ot 2 peoplL' tALilitr.It()Th the projcit, Jcq% TiinnL'r.
eiotherapist & horttLultuns¢ Ella 11 Ise, ￿00dl￿d ￿￿-.￿er. LOPPILer reient Blaik
lountains College griLluate, Fathom Trust i-olunteer Kim Siliock proNides ini.-alu2ble
qupport. Il'e 1re supporting 1 core ii-eekls- group ot .)-6 p1rricipinrs, but ￿e hope to keep
gr()Is'ing thi% numl)¢r trom spring'24 onl￿"4}rds. 11 e",1iLnoi￿leJge th¢ il);dlenge tor qome being
outside in the iTrinter ￿￿e1th¢r and hol￿ this T￿ght be impicting our ￿0UP numbers at present.

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Autumnal scenes from the new Cc4nmunty matt￿ kYoi8ct
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Valuing Making Well
l..ILing 11 ¢11 continues to ci-oli-e and miture into tlic quintcssence of thc fatliom Trust In its
misf ion to eshbliqh 1 G￿ntre tor Inregr.Ired Heilrh 1nd P.Istoril HeAlthcAre. The reim, supp)rted
b} iittending .4rtis'in5 and i-olunteers. Lontsnuousl} obseTh-e ancl retleLt on praitiie. 11.'e recognised
that we needed to dei-elop rell￿ble reproduiible ii-als ot reL0rd￿g ai)d understanding how
nd Thhv wrticip;Int% i-alue their eNperiences ot 112kin£ Il L.11. that ig Ewh;It h.)g emotionAII}-
5p]ntU￿1>, ur prJitsi',Illj LhAnged tor them. Toii-ard this end the ttrani are Lijrrentl), eiplonAg
it¢ratii"¢ I"aiue E,r.mework i¥ith 4 corc donLuns ot prdLtii¢. obscn"<itivn. rciording md iuration..
Swlful praCt￿e.. Making Weil in actK)n
VaLue and meaning.. the wtcomes of Making WeiL
StOrytel￿n9.. personal expenences of Making WeLI
Curating Stor￿ Learning. sharing arKI growing communtties
Th¢ t-tr<meworL gJid¢s <1 pro)L¢S% of ¢niour,yng sUPPOrting partiiipants to coni"¢y their
pcrsonil scnsc otr i-11uc through thc ancient '.irt ot stor)-tclling.
These lire some ot the stones (ii-lth i-ldeo h)'perlinLs) thilt 5pnng-.lnd .4utumn 2023 Thlaking Il'ell
p',Irtiiip'ii)ts iourse deposited in our Ston" B.mL, Short i-ldeos depiiting the personal meaning of
11;ILing IIL.11, the Th-duc. thé'y attA- ched to thelr eNperiences and the ch.Inge% th¢} n()ttccd in
thernselNes, their rel￿tionShIpS ivith others. and ii-lth n'iture itselt..
Em's St
-vldeo'. woak i-'I struggle to see ondmoke sense of stuff Ixjt Iguess (th)ing octiwties
will challengg thcFt. andmake me 'have a go. I w(7nt things to rFght (Tndl can struggle to letgo
Weeh8-"1 was very unsure tolwn wilh. d￿n't understondlK)w IC￿ldbÈheIl￿d. How wos Igthrtg
to be [Ixed? Sul (Jfterotx)ut2 Or35ess￿￿5 I reo&"sed I vjasny going lo b8[Ixed, that the c(xJrse uyas
moreobout sew-discovery. ondsomelimes, in fact. mostorthe timelwosnYcleoroi￿t whol lrn￿ht
dscover. and thot thot wos OK"
B's Sto
-vldeo'. week 8 -'1 had the sense ofbeing in a c(Knplelely sure and nounshing Space. o
sonctuory in which to e*ploremysdfondmyconnectionsto the wortdoroundme I Ixwefelt nothing
but support t)ndgo(xlwylL 1port￿Ul0￿Ye￿JOY8dI￿e5e￿seOr everw working t(&retheron thÈsomÈ
level yet5till hoving o structureo[sUPtvt. IhaLE recently nOt￿ed[hat l am gelling more ond more
resi1￿nt and hove storted moking lists to help me ￿ tiiclry moments with opplKotions of the skilts
ond procticÈs I h(yve 1￿mÈ Iwe. l om st￿ngthening my tx)undoriÈs ond lookiru for woys to gwe
Ikyck tobfeondothers whotlhoveleornthere Ihoff lo tokefonvordmynewgordeningandcreotive
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skiits. os well os math'ng regular stop Gry>S for groundry e¥ercises ond breothing throughout the
doy..
week 8."1 enjoiEd connertAng andleornry newcralts. including thegordening. It
wos oll positive. except smoller group& It wos o privilege £0 come ond leorn new coping
skilL5. 1 wouldlfke to c(JrryorJ g￿l￿gmore tffmeformyself. fvrmedJt(FtK)n andgrounding, to t(Ffre time
n noture to noti￿ ond tune in wth ￿1]ut5 uroundme. thesilence. the insects ond tIE weather..
ICSS
-￿de0. wwk 8 -'The cwrse gove me Ihe [ee&ry ofiust bwng al)le to n7e' and no
Judgement. Just IEing howeverw ol ony timedurir@ t1￿ seSS￿n& moking Ix)nds with all who
ottended. rk) word5 ￿￿eded IE wos very￿$11￿e and wÈlcomyng. I do not h(yve the words to exploin
how Ihe team IKyvesUPPOrtedme andlhegroup. Ileel able tOJUs1 breathe. be oble to refl£rton IK>W
I reel on the inside and te In the mcfflenl. lin more oble to be mindful when lin not here, the do
I￿ve been forrne to reflett ond this doy if&1 fri￿ne$S gratftude care ondfriÈndship
I would like to INe every d(ry feetsry of how I leei allending the 5e55ions. I ho￿ to LE able to
ochieve this to the full but if I conjust reflect. remember. IM(Jgi￿, then this wjll otso do..
sto
-vldeo'. week 8-'LVhat malleredlomemosl herew(y5 ther￿&"ng o[sa[ety andbeing able
to trust We were oll cored very well ond anwne who wos finding things difficult was not left to
St￿ggle. l [Ind thot l om stepping Irom f&lyrtg upsel ty othefx I think o£x)ut wl)ot might be
happernng fn their world and take m￿down o dirreren1K￿th. Crafters Cafe is where it au beg(Fn
from the lovely people who run it ond the FeLwle who ollend. I hove o promise to myseifond to
Fat1￿￿ to m(Iveforword.-
Scenes from Making Well Autumn 2023.
Aiivj
Invesiing in communities and the local economy
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'Ih¢ succcss OE our tuture gro1￿.th fund apphcitions thit b1thom has bccn abl¢ to employ
4 1ppointmcnts to its corc IIAking 11 cll tcam. 11 c112I-c icquircd cssenriAI eipc￿Se In mindfulncss
in n<lturL': communiL41ti()n8 & publiciti.-- l)usines8 iidmini%triition lind <iLL0Untin￿ $00.,d prescribin
Innoi'atson R&D. Il'ith oi'erail grant Iniome tor 2023 exieeding £.120,000, iiye ii'ell plaied to
iontinue with plans tor the Centre tor Integrated Ilealth md Pastoral Ilealthcare. to its
4UCLQi% ivjll bc our 411)Ilin-. tn iN-orL- (￿d %eLn]rc.li tund thL' neh￿Ork ot I S local 4rtiS4in C.rAttc'
e haie ionneited with oi.er the past 2 1'eAr5.
Table 2. Summary affiJndiTrJ from other organisations for2023-24
Oryanlsatlon
Arts cou￿1 ofWales-Art5 Heahh & ￿1b￿r¥j
Match fvt￿lng from prcpca partnws
D'OWY Carte
The Ingpiration I￿l￿stor
Royal Swety ofArts Cat*yst
Nationa Grvj
31.￿
14.4(lJ
4.702
10.QXI
9.975
10.1JXI
Ashky Family FouThJati
Red Krte Fkallh SO1￿)r
Tdal
97,J77
Building on Success: planning for 20￿25
The tunding hai".e secured tor the neir 12-18 months e￿bleS us to realise Farhom Truqr's
dmbitton ot a sust￿nable opcrdtion <lt Liintclltc. our tural icntre near Br¢Lon. Eirom th
tound.ition, IlTe iiTiII continue to ii-ork on implementing our plan ot coordinated Itaking Il'ell
C,()mmunitiL% LOI-L'ring thL' 4 m<iin Pnmiir)- (-.
serniLc% acro4% %outh P()￿￿T%. i.e. BrL'L()n,
I'stradg)'Alais. cniLho￿ell, Ha). & "I"algarth. Eaih Implementstson ot hlakjng 11,ell I￿11] be
senSitii-elY adapteLI to the needs ot the iommuniti.- its people 2nd its landscape, and integrated
Ith the Ioc11 CIP pricrice through our Red Kire HeAlth knlution p1rtner. 11 e ￿111 use our
experi¢nie to help ¢<lLh iommunity to connect "md c,￿¢ tor eaih other, th¢ir natural IiJl)itJt% and
asscts. Each E-cnue I￿111 run 3 _IlIL-Ing 11 cll courses pcr )'ear, acccsscd b}, GP socia] pr¢scnbing,
gell-reteml. 1nd 11so signposftng through links iNIth local ch1nts￿. such as Brecon Nlind. So￿31
presLnbing otters Li non-disLnmin'itvr)', equitable route to ALLessing Ri-ellbeing progriimmes.
LfuLiaily baseil on loiai, deep-rooted Lnmi"ledge ot communitie5. people and ￿￿ets. Laili _l.laking
'£.11 course ivill be co-dei-eloped Tr"ith the pri￿1￿". care partner tor Optim.￿ ￿l12nm('nt ￿1th demand
tor suit£ibl)' adapted projeLts. tr".iiilitated b}" vur netsi-.urk- ot trreel.InLe 'irti%ts. ancl lecl b), an
¢XPtn¢nicd thcr<ip¢utii Pldititivnei. suppo)rt¢d b)- i'olunt¢¢rs tor ¢<iih 8¢8sion. In addition to
ottrcnng opportunitics tor piticnts to thcripcurioills" cngigc in grccn Arts And crafts. our modcl of
-1re The Jdded dimension ot enCOurAg￿g And nurnring connecredne8s iTrirh narnre qnd
ImdsLdPC.
'L' will support lind encour,we pArtiLJP<int8 to leam about iinLI join in Ri-ith nAture reLoi-ery'.
ionserv'ition Jnd dei-elopmentsi projeits in bJnnau Bn'iheiniog Nattonal Park. 'Ilie benetits
people reieii-e trom nature depend on their abiliti to ￿1n aicess and sustsin2bl}- ionneit ivith the
11nd ..Ind its n1￿ri] ￿Set5. For this to be both susninible And therApeuricills' beneflC11i I, Are
torrunJte ro hJi'e the aitsi"v qupport ofr 2 major Nture consen'arion P41nnerb, Black hl()unrAins
Coll¢gc thc BAnniu Bry'cheiniog N<itiorLal Pvk_luthont),. Their staft our hclping us to dci-elop
complimenmry projects iNhich enible oppominiries tor lliking 11 ell pirticipinrs to torni bridges
betsi-.een ire£ltii-e 'irts -.lnd nature LonseTh-Jtion. The). vttrer trillning Adi'iLe in liind%L',Ipe Jnd
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con%eTh'ation. as i￿¢11 ag rducationd opportunitics to dci-clop sknllg ii-hich enhance th¥ir sense OE
connccting with local l..IndsciI [￿5 in A¥1}-s RKhich cncounagc and dii-crsitl- P1rticip'.ition. Black
Ilountiijnb c.ollege I￿]1] eniil)le partiLJpAnt8 to emlxark- on an education'A] joumc'y t(MEurd8
unilersLinding the purp(Ise and i'llue ot" our ionneitedness to ￿tUre and h￿1-. diis Is best
unLlerstood it niture is the setting tor their lttuning, disioi-ering that outdoor studies iorrelate
iTrith L'nh<inccd outLomes in iN-L.IIIK'in& conLcntriltiC)n, bL.h41riour, mcmorF, contJdenLe.
Improving Diversity and Indusivity
IILing 11 ell sessions siheduled tor neit lear ii-ill be s1gnitrii￿d!. more dii-erse than our original
progrnmme. .Ifter 2 }-e1rs' expenence ot delii-enng I11king 11 ell courses And ownisirion21
d¢i'¢lopment, we Jble to ott¢r t￿lOred crah sesgions tor speiitii cohorts tor wh()m bLmt
opportunities an5C to participatc in creabi"c &Trrt5 and cratts and thcrcbi." benefit trom Grccn
ledicine. This bec.'Ime possible onl), Itrer eNteii%ii-e eng￿gement Trith clinic21 services, chintics,
and tslented artists ancl Lrattspeople. Our n￿￿- ottenngs iiill be-
Dance therapy for people with dementias - led by Cai Tomos. a Welsh speaking
psychotherapist and dancer.
Creative Art for children and young people with neurodiverse presentations who are
marginatised from statutory education.
People in rural communities of Powys with the highest indices for s¢￿￿8[ and economic
deprivation. Evidence shows that the impact of The Inverse Care Law (tudor Hart. 19nl is
particularly acute in these communities.
FOLK SCHOOL
e h11'e conrinued to ivork Thirh groups ()t locjl children iTrho ue not in regul￿ educ'.ition
and hosted 8ummer i￿p$ t-or th¢ ch￿ti. Crvdu. t-or 30 )'oung iJr¢L8 Agcd 11-14 and 14-18
tor iiliom thc opportuiiity to cimp 1nd cxpcncnccs Mstcr scssions In a numbcr of crnfts,
provided welc()me r￿Pire trom rheir cjnng n)ILs at home.
'e ire prep.￿]ng a team to ireate a Folk Sihool on 2 Iltondertul SSSI site near_4bergai-enny
iTrh£'re ive h;ii-L. been Jni-itéxl to help esnblish links b¢M-e£'n the10¢21 communitieg and thc.
liindoiTrners themseli-es.
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Consequcnt to 1 succcss￿I 2024 SC<tson fror _Iliking 11 ¢11 and Fi< thom I'wst grncrally. we &Ypcct
iTrc will bc Ide111)- pl&iccd to Iichici-c numbcr Lcs- objectii-cs: Including.
Establishing a formal educational partnership for our'FoLk School, for children and
fami￿"eS.
Commercialising Making Well for fee-paying organisations. including NHS stsff. with
income ring-fencing our programmes for marginabsed communities and populations.
Securing funding from primary care and community mental health service to extend
Making Well for NHS patients over the next 3 years.
EStab￿shing new multidisciplinary evaluation tools in preparation for major fundiThJ bids
for 2024/25. enabling us to improve operation5 for other regions across Wales.
Esta￿shing a Centre for Integrated Health and Pastoral Care.
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Independent examiner's report on the
accounts
Report to the trustees
The Fathom Trust
On accounts for the
year ended
31 March 2024
Charity
no {if
any)
1190352
Set out on pages
I report to the trustees on my examination of the accounts of the
above charity I'the TrusV'I for the year ended 3110312024.
Responsibilities and
basis ofport
As the charity's trustees, you are responsible for the preparation of
the accounts in accordance with the requirements of the Charities
Act 2011 ("the ACY'I.
I report in respect of my examination of the Trust's accounts carried
out under section 145 of the 2011 Act and in carrying out my
examination, I have followed all the applicable Directions given by
the Charity Commission under section 145(51{b} of the Act.
Independent
IThe charity's gross income exceeded £250,000 and l am qualified to
undertake the examination by being a qualified member of linsert
examinerfs statement name of applicable listed bodyll. Delete I l if not applicable.
I have completed my examination. I confirm that no material matters
have come to my attention in connection with the examin*ion (other
than that disclosed below "I which gives me cause to believe thal in.
any material respect..
the accounting records were not kept in accordance with
section 130 of the Charities Act., or
the accounts did not accord with the accounting records., or
the accounts did not comply with the applicable requirements
concerning the form and content of accounts set out in the
Charities (Accounts and Reports) Regulations 2008 other than
any requirement that the accounts give a 'true and fair, view
which is not a matter considered as part of an independent
examination.
I have no cOn￿rn$ and have come across no other matters in
connection with the examination to which attention should be
drawn in this report in order to enable a proper understanding of
the accounts to be reached.
Please delete the words in the b￿CkelS rf they do not apply.

Date:
Signed..
2110112025
Name..
MIKE TANN
Relevant professional
qualificationls) or
body (if any)..
ACCA
Address..
Uewellyns Chartered Certified Accountants
Brook House, Brook Road, ￿ltchUrCh, Cardiff. CF14 1DU
Only complete If the examiner needs lo highlight material matters of
oncern {see CC32, Independent examination of charity accounts..
directions and guidance for examiners).
Give here brief details
of any items that the
examiner wishes to
disclose.

The Fathom Trust
1190352
Annual accounts for the
eriod
Period e￿j
dale
Period start dale
01-Apr-23
31-Mar-24
Section A
Statement of financial activities
Restricted
income
nds
RLrommerbJed categories by
activity
Unrestricted
funds
Endowment
nds
Prior year
funds
Total funds
Incoming resouyces (Note 31
F01
F02
F03
F04
F05
Income and endowThen15 Irom..
Dona1K￿$ and ￿9*¢
ChailablE
102078
157035
118759
hèr Iradlno
Invesiment6
8ep3rBle n￿ler￿1 rfern of incomB
Clher
sos
S06
Total
Resources expended (Note 6)
Expenditure on:
8￿Ing lund6
Chailable
S07
54,957
102,078
157,035
118,759
5,903
39,990
78,444
78,444
S9pgrgts T￿18￿1￿1 of gxpgn%g
¢Jhei
S10
S11
51.576
140 800
51,576
140.800
30,074
75,967
Total
S12
Net incomellexpendiiurel before inveslment
gainslllossesl
S13
85,843
102,078
16,235
42,792
Net gain￿lI0￿￿sj on invéslmEnls
S14
Net incomellexpendiiurel
Extraordinary items
Transfers between funds
Other recognised gain￿(lO$se$).
S15
85,843
102,078
16,235
42,792
816
S17
Ga￿SS￿d IDsEeson levaluat￿n d frAed 855ets fai the thaiky's use
her Qain$lllossesl
Nel nN)vement in funds
S18
S19
S20
102078
42 792
Reconciliation ol'fund$.'
Tolgl funds bmughl lorwid
821
53,232
53,232
10,440
53 232
Total funds canied fonyard
S22
102078
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Section B
Balance sheet
Restricted
income
funds
Unrestricted
funds
Endowment Total this
funds
year
Total last
year
Fixed assets
Intangible assets
Tangible assets
Heritage assets
Investments
F01
F02
F03
F04
F05
(Note 151
(Note 141
(Note 161
(Note 171
Total r￿ed assets BOS
24,703
24,703
35.872
24,703
24,703
35.872
Current assets
Stocks
(Note 18
Debtors
(Note 191
Investments
(Note 17.41
Cash at bank and in hand (Note 24)
Total current assets
54.678
54.678
810
,453
52,453
Creditors: amoums falling due within
one year
(Note 20
811
7,871
7,871
2.318
Nei current assets/UiabilitiesJ
812
44,582
44,582
52.360
Total assets less current liabilities
813
88,232
Credltors: amounts falllng due after
one year
(Note 201
Provisions for liabilities
814
35,000
B15
Total ner assets liabilities
Funds of the Charity
Endowment funds (Note 271
Restrlcted Income funds (Nole 271
Unrestricted funds
Revaluation reserve
616
69,286
69,286
53.232
817
618
B19
32.611
32,611
53.232
820
Total funds
821
32,611
32,611
53.232
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Section C
Notes to the accounts
cont
Note 3
Analysi5 of income
Unre5tncted IrK¢ff* Endowrmnt
fu
rrf
Totsl furd% PrKrfy•4r
nal
D(￿allonS
and legacles..
D)n8lon$ and ifts
Gift Aid
Le
a¢ie$
Ge￿ra1 grants provided by govemmenvolher
charrties
Membership subscriptvJns and sponsorships
which are in substan¢e donations
118759
tbnated goods. facilities 8nd servi*$
Other
Totsl
54,957
102.078
157.035
118,759
Charltable
her
Totsl
other trading
Cxher
Total
Income from
Investments..
Interest Income
Dividend incoTne
Rental and leasin
Ckher
income
Total
Separate
material Itern
ot income.
Totsl
Oth•r.
Conversion ol endowment ￿r￿J5 Into In¢ome
Gain on disposal of a tangible fixed asset
held lor cha
s own use
Gain on di$po8al ol a programme related
Investment
Roydyties from the expknrtalion ol intellectu31
ro
ert
hts
other
Total
TOTAL INCOME
118759
other lrformatlon..
All IrKorne In ihe wlor swrwas wrestrktedexcept low.. Iplea5e
Pro￿￿& dè9cilpiic￿lnd imo*tsl
N4
Whèrè thnyèndowmènt ￿Thd laconvèrtod Irrta In¢ornÈ In thè
repoyung peilod. Weaseglve the reason forthe conw$lom.
DJ4
Whert l$eonverted Imo In¢ome In the
s￿rI￿1, Wease yl¥t tt* ie•wn for theconver$lty).
Ihln Ihe Irthme Itemsabovelhefdkwlng ttems are materl&l.'
IWea5e dlschjse the nature, amount and any prlcrf ￿ar
¥mwnt¥l
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Notes to tne accounts
IGOlltl
Note 6
Analysls ol expendlture
Thi5 year
Last year
U￿1*gtr￿&d RÈstrlelL*d
fund#
ilnM&tflel*d
Analysis
itUTe on Taisin
funds..
Incurred &eeking donations
InGurred seekino legaGles
rund#
lumd$
Ttitdl
InGurred *ekino otsnis
Operaiino ￿mber$￿p $chems and
so¢ial lotteries
Staging ￿￿raISIng events
Fudraisng agerrt6
Operating charity 5￿p5
Operating a trading compatry undertakirv
non4tharitsble tradirvJ activity
Advertising, marketing. direct rnail aTh4
1.455
1.573
1.573
start up costs incurred in oeneralino new
source of fiJture Ir￿QM
4.￿0
4.330
Database development ¢osts
Other trading aclivrtiÈÈ
Investment fflanagement costs
Portfolio mana
ernent costs
Cost ol obtainiry Investment advice
Investment administration costs
Inte1￿ctL￿1 propety licerti￿ cO￿S
Rent Collect￿￿, propety repairs and
maintenance ¢haroes
Total exper¥JibJre on raising funds
10,78)
10,Tr)
s.￿3
s.￿3
Expervjiture on charitable aEtivitie5'.
Ses8i¢n fees
Venue feeG
Catenn
Disclosure ¢he¢k8
Session matenals
Travd 8 accomcmlalion
70,988
70,S88
28.416
1252
3.%0
3.%0
5,444
5.444
4.876
1.177
4.876
1.177
Total expeTrdi￿re on charitable
rate material itern of ex
ns9
Total
Olher
Stsff Co81$
Website develo
mèrt
Website maintenar￿e
Costs
Ac¢ountsn
Ph¢R ¢¢$ls
Insurance
Sub¥ri
ior
Office costs
DeDre¢ialioD
Total other expenditut•
TQTAL EXPENDITURe
91
91
1.wo
275
1.(B2
464
131
275
131
254
$41
12.113
30.074
75.9S7
254
222
12,428
51,576
140.8tX)
222
12,428
51,576
140,ei
12,113
.074
75.￿7
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Section C
Notes to the accounts
Note 9
Support Costs
Please complete thls note 11 the ¢harlty has analysed Its expenses usfng a¢iivlty
categories and has support costs.
This year
Ralslng fvnd5
Acuvlty 1
Actlvlty 2
tlvlty 3
Grand ¢o¢al
Basls ol all￿atIon
Su
rt cost
Other
Total
Last year
Ralsln
nds
Acuvl
Actlvlt 2
Actlvl
Grand total
Basls ol allocatlon
Ioescrlbe method)
Support Cost
Other
Total
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Notes to the accounts
Note 10
Details of certain items of expenditure
10.1 Fees for examination of the accounts
Please provide details of the amountpaid for any statutory extemal scrutiny of
accounts and othersetvices provided by your independent examiner. Mnothing
was paidplea5e enter tl'in the appropriate Ix)x(e5J.
This year
Lasl year
Independeni examiner's fee$
534
534
Assurance ser4ices other than audit or independent examination
Tax advisory fees
Other fees (for example: financial advice. consultancy, accountancy seNicesl
paid to the independent examiner
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Note5 to the accounts
cont
Note 11
Paid employees
Please complete this note rf the charity has any employees.
11.1 Staff Costs
This year
Last year
Salaries and wages
Social security costs
Pension costs (defined contribution scheme)
Other employee benefits
Total staff ¢osts
This year.
Please provide details of expenditure on staff working for the
charity whose contracts are with and are paid by a related party
Last year.
Please provide details of expenditure on staff working for the
charity whose contracts are with and are paid by a related party
Please give details of the number ol employees whose total employee benefits (excluding employer
pension costs) fell within each band ol £I0.000 fmm £60.000 upwanys. 11 there arn no such transactlons.
please enter true. in the box provided.
No employees received employee benefits {ex¢luding employer
pension costs) for the reporting period of more than £60,000
Band
Number of employees
This year
Last year
£60,000 to £69,999
£70.000 to £79.999
£80.000 to £89.999
£90.000 to £99,999
£l00.000 to £109.999
This
ar
Last
ar
Please provide the total amount paid to key management
personnel (includes trustees and senior management) fortheir
services to the Charity. For spe¢ifi¢ amounts paid to trustees,
see Note 28.
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11.2 Average head count in the year
This year
Number
Last year
Number
The parts of the charity in which the
employees work
Total
11.3 Ex-gratia payments to employees and others (excluding trustees)
Please complets il an ex-grati8 payment is made.
Please explain the nature of the
payment
This year
Last year
Please state the legal authority or
reason for making the payment
This year
Last year
This year
Last year
Please state the amount of the payment (or value of any waiver of
a right to an asset)
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11.4 Redundancy payments
Please ¢omplets if any redundaney or temiination payment is mad• in the period.
This year
Last year
Total amount of payment
The nature of the payment (cash. asset
etc.)
This year
Last year
The extent of redundancy funding at the balance sheet date
Please state the accounting policy for any redundancy or
temiination payments
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Notes to the accounts
Iconll
Note 12
Defined contribution pension scheme or defined benefit scheme a¢¢ounted for as a
defined contribution scheme.
12.1 Please complete this note rfa defined contribution pension 5theme is operated.
Thls year
Last year
Amount of contributions recognised in thè SOFA as an expènse
Please explain the basis for allocating the liability and expense of
defined contribution pension scheme between ￿tivitieS and
between restricted and unrestricted funds.
12.2 Please complete this section where the charity partiupates in a defined benefit pension plan but is unable to
ascertain its share of the underlying assets and liabilities.
Please confirm that although the
scheme is account￿1 for as a defined
contribution plan, it is a defined benefit
plan.
Please provide such information a5 IS
available about the plan's surplus or
deficlt and the impll¢allons, If any, for
the reporting charity for this year and
last year. if different
12.3 Please complete this section where the charity participates in a multi4mployÈrdefined benefil pension plan
that is accounl8d for as a definad contribution plan.
Describe the extent to which the charity
can be liable to the plan for other
entities. obligations under the terms
and conditions of the multiemployer
plan. If thi5 is different for last year,
provlde detslls
Provide an explanation of how any
liability arising from an agreement with
a multiomployer plan to fund a deficit
has been determined. If this is different
for last year, provide details
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Notes to the accounts
Icontl
Note 13
Grantmaking
Ple8se com￿ete this note il the charty m8de any grants or donations which In aggregate form 8 Materi￿ part ol thè
Charitable actwilios und¢rtakgn.
This year:
13.1 Analysis of grants paid (included in Cost of charitable activities)
Grants to
institutions
alysis
Grants to individuals
Support costs
Total
ro
£ti¥qt
or
ro
ec13
£ti¥qt
or
ro
ec14
Total
Please enter -Nil" ifthe ¢I￿rity rf9￿ not identify andl4X allocate suppgrt ¢0¥ts.
13.2 Grants made to institutions
Pleasèprovide
details ol charity's
URL
My charity has made orants ¢0 PartIc￿ar institutions thal are m8tenal in the
conteAI 01 its grantmahing. Details ot the instrtution supported, purpose ol'the
grant and lotsl paid to e8ch institulion is available on the charty's web sile.
Provide d*ai15
below
Names of institution
Purpose
Totsl amount c•f
rants
id£
Totsl grants to institLttions in reporting period
Other unanalysed qrdnts
TOTAL GRANTS PAID
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Last year:
13.3 Analysis of grants paid (included in cost of charitable activities)
Grants to
institutions
alysis
Grants to individuals
Support costs
Total
A£tiiqty or project 1
tibity or project 2
iiity or project 3
tiwty or project 4
Totaj
Please enter "Nil" if the charity does nol identify andlor 8IIoc8te support costs.
13.4 Grants made to institutions
Please provide
dètails ￿charty'S
URL.
My charity has made grants to Partic￿ar institutions thal are m8ten81 in the
conteAI 01 its grantmaking. Details ol the instrtution supported, purpose ol the
grantand total ￿1(1 to èèeh Instkurfon Is èvallabk on thè charlty's wèb sl1•.
Provid¢ details
ljelow
Names of institution
Purpose
Total amount of
rants
id£
Total grants to institutions in reporting period
O¢h¢r unanafys¢d grants
TOTAL GRANTS PAID
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Section C
Noies to the accounts
icont
Note 14
Tangible fixed assets
Please complete this note il the charity has any tangible fixed assets
14.1 Cost or valuation
Freehold land &
Ildlngs
Olhtr land &
bulldln¥s
Plant,
machlnery
and nw)tor
vehlcles
Flxtures, Ilttlng$
and e4ulpment
Total
Atthe beginning ol the year
Addib"or
41,750
6,701
1,260
48,451
1,260
Revaluatsons
tlstx>sals
Transfers"
At end ol the year
41,750
7,961
49,711
14.2 Depr¢￿18tiOn and impairments
"Basis
SL or RB (Straight
ne or Redu￿￿￿
Balance)
SL
SL
SL
SL
- Rate
250
25%
At beginning of the year
10.438
2,143
12.580
th'sFosals
Depreaation
10,438
1,990
12,428
Impa1rment
Tran8fers-
At end of the year
20,875
4,133
25.008
14.3 Net book value
Net book value at the beginning of the year
31.313
4.559
35,871
Net book valu$ at the end of the year
20.875
3.828
24,703
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14.4 Impalrment
Thisyear.. Pleaseprovide a descnption ofthe even¢s and¢i￿l￿StanceS that
lÈd to Ihè recogn1t1¢￿ or rèv•rsal of an Impalrmtnt los&
La8ty¢ar.' Pleas¢ pmvido a description ofthe wonts and¢1￿￿￿￿tanCeS that
led to th• recognltlon or roversal of an ImpaIrm￿tIOs￿
14.5 Revaluation
If an accounting policy oftrwaluation is adopted, ple8se PWVRde.'
This
Last
thg off8cliv• dato of t￿ rnvaluation
the name of inde&wdent valuer, ifapplicable
the methods appliedandsiqnificant assumptions
th• earylng amount that wouldhav• b•on rteognlsÈdhad th• assots lJ••n
eènyed underlhe cost modal.
14.6 Other disclosures
This year
Last year
(i) Please state thg amount of borrowing cost4 rfany, cai¥lalis8din tho constrn￿1on of
tangible a￿¢¢5 4ndthg ￿pitali¥at1on ratp u¥od.
(li) Please ptrDvide the amount of contractual commitments forthe acqui&tion oftangible
fixedassets.
iii) Dglails of tho exi8len¢• and carryingamounls ofwopwty, &4antand
oquipmont to which tho charity has rostrict￿li1￿ or thatar•plodgodas
security for liabilities.
Thè Ytsnsfèrs" row is formovèmènts b6tw&an fJx&d éssèl c8t6goriès
' Pleaso indicate the method of depreciation by d&l6ting tho molhod not applicable (SL= strawht lirn.. R8- reducing balanco). Alsopleasg
indKale the rale of deprecialK>n." for sIr￿ght line, is the anliopatedlrfe of the asset (in years).. forr8ducing tsala￿￿, is the
per￿ntage annualdeduclion.
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Section C
Notes to the accounts
cont
Note 15
Intangible assets
Pleaso comploto this note il the charily has any intangible assots
15.1 Cost or valuation
Reseafch &
de￿lOpment
Palenls and
trwjemarks
other
Total
At beginning of the year
Addtb"ons
Disposa
Revaluations
Transfers '
Al end of the year
1S.2 Amortisatlon and impaimwnls
SLorRB
'Basis
SLOIRB
SLorRB
SLorRB
Str8ight kn'ne
rsL"> or
Reduang
Balance
{"R8")
Rate
At beginning of the year
DisposaL%
An￿r￿"SatiOn
Impa1￿￿nt
Transfers.
At end of year
15.3 Net book value
Net book value at the beginning
of the year
Net ￿0k value at the end of the
year
15.4 Accounting policy
Please disclose the accounting policy for intangible fixed assets including..
Reason5 for choosing amorti5ation ratos
Policies for the recognition of any capital
dovglopmont
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15.5 Impaimient
This year:
Please provide a description of Ihe events and
circumstances that led to the recognition or reversal of an
impairn79nt loss.
Last year:
Pleas• provide a doscription of the ovonts and
clrcumstances that led to the recognltlon or reversal of an
impaim7ent loss.
15.6 Revaluation
If an accounllng pollcy of revaluatlon Is adopted. please provlde..
This year
Last year
the effecllve date of the revaluatlon
the nam• of independent valuer, if applicable
the methods applied
the carrylng amount that would have been recognlsed
had the assets been carriod under the costmodel.
15.7 Other disclosures
fi) If your intangible asset was acquired by way of grant.
provide value on inilial recognition and Cal￿ng amounl
of the asset.
(li) Details of th8 carrying amounts of any intangible
assets to which the charity has restrlcted Illle or that are
plodgod as securitytorliabilities.
{iiiJ Ploaso provide tho amount of contractual
conttnitments for the acquisition of intangible assets.
(N) State the amount of research and development
expendlture recognlsed as expendlture In the year.
fv) Please detail the headings in the SOFA in which a
charge for amornsalion of intangible assets is included.
fvi) For any material intangible assels, please provide a
doscription, its carrying amounl and any remaining
amortisation period.
The ?ransfers" row is formovements behveen fixed asset categories.
' Please indicate t17e melhod of deprecAation by deleling the methodnot applicable (SL = straight line,. R8 =
reducing balance). Also please indicate the rate of depreCiat￿n.- for straI￿t line, what is the anticipatedlife
of t17e asset fin years)," forreduung balan￿, whatis the per￿ntage annual dedudion.
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Notes to the accounts
cont
Note 16
Heritage assèts
Pl•as• eomplèrè thls not• irth• eharty has hthiag• asseis
16.1 General disclosures for all charities hokliThJ heritage assets
This year
Last year
lil Explain the nature and scale of
heritage assets held.
1111 Explaln the polley loi the
a(4uisition. preservation,
management and di5P05al of heritage
assets.
16.2 Cost or valuation
Heritage asset
Heritage asset
Heritage a55et
Heritaye a5S8t
Total
At beginning of the year
Additions
Disposals
evaluab.ons
Transfers .
At Ènd otthè yèar
16.3 Dèpreclatitin and Impalrmènts
'Basls
straight ￿ne
I"SL"lor
Reducing
Balan
At beginning otthe year
Disposals
Depreciabon
Impairment
Transfers"
At end of year
16.4 Net book value
Net book value at the ￿gInnIng of the
year
Net book value at the end of the year
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16.5 Impaiiment
This year
Plaase wovide a description ol the events and circumstancos
that led to the rscognltlon or reversaj of an Impalmient loss.
Last year
Pl￿Se pwvide a description ol the events and cir¢umstanGes
that led 10 th• rttognltlon or r•v•rsal of an Impalmiènt I¢￿.
16.6 Revaluation
Il'an accounting policy olrevaluation is adoM6d, pmvido."
This year
Last year
the eff8Ctwe date of the revaluaLTon
th name orindepend￿l valuer, rfappli¢able
qualifications ofindewdent valuer
the mgrhods appll6(l and slgnKlcani assumprlons
any signffjcant limitations on the valuation
16.7 knalysis of heritage assets byclass or group distinguishing those at cost and those at valuation
At valuatlon
At cost Group
Group A
Tt)tal
Carrying arnount al the beginning ol the
period
Additions
Disposals
Deprecith"onlirnpairrnent
RevaluaDon
Carrying amount al the end of period
18.8 Heiitage assets (where heritage assets ale not re¢oignised on the balance sheev
This year
Last year
lil Explain the reason why heritage
assets have not been iecognised on
the balance sheet
lill Describe the Signifi￿￿e and
nature of herltage assets.
liiil Disc105e information that is
helpful in assessing the value of
heritage assets.
livl Explain the reason why it is not
pr￿tiCable to obtain a valuation of
herilage assets.
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16.9 Five year summaryol heritsge assets transactions
2015
2014
2013
2012
2011
Purchases
Group A
Group B
Group C
Other
Donations
Group A
Group B
Group C
other
1111
Total additions
Charge for impairment
Group A
Group B
Group C
Other
Total charge lor Impalrment
Disposals
Group A- earrwng amount
Group 8- carrwng amount
Group C
other
Total disposals
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Section C
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Note 17
Investmentassets
Please complete thls rJot£ It the charlty has anylnveslynent assqts.
17.1 Flxed assets Investments Iplease provlde for each class of Investment)
Cash & cash
equlwalents
Investhent
Soclal
Other
Total
Carrying Ifairl value at beginning of
period
Add.. additions to investments during
petiod.
Le88'. dr&p08ab al value
L￿￿.. impairments
Add.. Reversal ol impairments
Addlldeductl.. trartsfrr inlloull in the
period
dlldeductl.. net oainlllos81 on
revaluation
Carrying Ifairl value at end of year
"Please speclfy addltlons iesultSng Irom
aC4UlSit￿nS thityjgh t*Jsines8 combinations. if
any.
Pleose nots thai Fall Value In thls conrexi is the8mouni lor whlch 8n aS8Ot could be ox¢hang8d between knowleg8ble and
wllllngp8rtles In an 8mJ s length tr4ns8cUon. For tr8de<l 8e¢urltles. the feli volue Is the velue ol the se¢urtty quored on the
L¢￿dOn Stock Exchange Dally Offielal Ust orgqulvalenL For other ass9ts W￿re th•rn Is no markélprle• on a trad•dmark•£
ilis the trust6e8' ¢Y valuers. 1)est esttm8te ol fvir volue.
17.2 Please provide 8 breakdown of investments sho￿￿ above agreeing V•ith the balance sheet row 804
dSfferentlaUn9 be(￿en those held atfalr value and thc*$e held at ¢o$t le$$ ImpalrmenL
This yeai..
Analysis of inv85tsnfnts
Fair value at year er
Cost le$5 impalrrnert
Cash or cash equivalents
Listed investments
Investsrent properties
Social investrnents
Olher investments
Total
Grand total (Fair value atyearend4Cost leBS irnpairrnentl
Last year.
Analysis of inve5tsnents
Falr value at year end
Cost less lrnpalrrnert
cash or cash oquival@nts
Listed investrnents
Invesknent properties
Social investments
Olher investments
Totsl
Grand total (Fair value atyearend4Cost leBS irnpairrnentl
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17.3 If your charfty holds Investment properdes, please complete the followlng note..
Th1$ year
Last year
lil Explain the melh￿S and significant assurnptions in
determining the fair value of investment property held by the
charlty
lill Namg or indgpgndent valu•r, if applicab￿, and r41•vant
qualifKalions
liiil Provide detai15 of any restrictiorbs on the ability to realise
investtrent property or on the remitt8n¢e of Income or
dl$posal proceeds
livl Exp￿in any cOntraC￿al Obligat￿n$ for the purchase,
construction or develwment of investment property or for
repair5, maintenance or enhancements
17.4 P￿a$* provld• a br￿kdOWn ol ¢urr•nt a$s•t Inv•$tm•nts, If appli¢abl•, agr••lng *•Ath lh• balan¢0 $h••L
Analysls of current asset Invesknents
This >*ar
Last
Cash or c8sh equivalents
Listed investrnents
In￿$￿ent properties
Social investments
Olher investments
Total
17.5 Guarantees
Th1$ year
Last year
Please provide details and amount of any guarantee made to
oron behaltot a third party
Name ol the entity or entities benefitting Irom those
guarantees
Please explain how the guarantee fvrthers thechanty's aims
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17.6 Concèsslonary loans
Doscrlpllon
This e
Amount of¢oncessionary loans made IIAuFtiple
loans mado mèybo diselos•ttiftJ
SLich agwegaiion does no10bsu￿$I9nl1lcaN
Total
Des¢ripLi¢n
Thls year
Lasts*ar £
Amount of conceBsionary loans received (hfuffllple
loans recelvedrnay be dlsclosed IR a99re9aie
prOvld&d thèt Such not obs£w•
slynhycaftt tnformatlonj.
Total
This year
Last year
T•rms and conditions ag interest iat•, sacurity
provid
Value of any conce5sionary loans which have
been cornmilkd but not taken up at the reporting
date
Amounts payable within 1 year
Amounts payable arter more than 1 year
Amounts r8c•ivabLg within 1 y￿r
Amounts receivab￿ aftei more than 1 year
17.7 Addlttonal Informatlon
This
ear
Last
ear
Pleas• provide information aboutthe
significance of investments to the charitys
rinaficial p051tion or performance eg. tetms and
Gonditions of loans or Ihe use of hedging to
manage linancial risk.
For a11 Investments measured al falr value, Ihe
basls for detemilning the value. includlng any
assumptions applied when using a valuation
teChn￿ue.
here a chailty has prOvId￿ financlal assets as
a form of security, thè carrying arnount ol th
financial asset pledged as Security and the tem8
and conditions relating to its pledge.
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Section C
Notes to the accounts
cont
Note 18
Stocks
Please conylele this note if the charity hol(ts any stock items
18.1 Please state the carrying amount of stock and work in progress analysed between
activities.
stock
Donated goods
Work In
piogress
For
distribution
For resale
For
distribution
For resale
Charitable activities:
o￿ning
Added in period
Expensed in period
Impairo(1
Closing
Olher trading activities:
Opening
Addad in wriod
Expènsed in p￿0d
I￿￿1red
Closing
Other:
Opening
Expens¢¢l in poriod
Impair¢d
Closing
Total thi5 year
Total previous year
This year
Last year
18.2 Please 5pecrfy the carrying amount of
any stocks pledged as security for liabilities
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Section C
Notes to the accounts
(cont)
Note 19
Debtors and prepayments
Please complete this note il the charity has any
débtors or prepayments.
19.1 Analysis of debtors
This year
Last year
Trade debtors
Prepayments and accrued income
Other debtors
Total
Please completè 19.2 where a material debtor is recoverable m¢Ye than a year after thé reporting date.
19.2 Analysis of debtors recoverable in more than 1 year (included in debtors above)
This year
Last year
Trade debtors
Piepayments and accrued income
Other debtors
Total
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Note 20
Creditors and accruals
Please complete thts note H'the charlty has any credltors oi accruats.
20.1 Analysis of creditors
Arnounts falling due within
one year
This year
Last year
Amounts falling due after
more than one year
This year
Last year
Accmals for grants payable
Bank loans and overdrafts
Trade credrtors
Payments received on account for contracts or
performance-related grants
Accruals and deferred in¢offle
7,871
2,318
Taxation and social securty
other ¢reditor$
Total
7,871
2,318
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Notes to the accounts
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Note 21 Provi$ion$ for liabilities and ¢harg
Please complete this note il you have included in charity expen¢*tur• anypnJvision5. A wovision is made kn the Charity
has 8 liability ol uncertain liming or amount
21.1 Movements In recognlsed prov151ons and fundlng commltment durfng the perlc4J
'rhls year
Last year
Balan¢e at the Sthrt ol the rep¢)rtlng perlod
Amounts added In current perlod
Amounts Charged again$t the wovl$l¢)n In the Current perfod
Unused arnounts reversed during the period
Balance at the end of the repo￿"ng period
21.2 Please provrde..
-a Mel de$¢rlptlon rf anyobllgallons the
balance sheet and the expected arrhyjnt and timing of
resultlng Pa￿￿ents.,
'rh15
Last
- an IndICa￿On ol the uncertalntles at*Jut the anwxnt
or tlmlng ol those outllows: and
-the amountof any expected relmbursemen( ststlng
Ihe amount of any asset that has been re¢ognl$ed for
that expe£ted relmbursemenL
'rhls
ar
Last
21.3 For funding commitmentlhat Is not
recogn1$￿ as a Ilablllty or provlslon. prc*vlde t1etalls
of commlbnent made, the tlme frame of that
¢ommltmenL any performan¢e-related eondltl4)ns and
detall$ ol how the commlts7)Èntwlll be fvnded I￿1h
contracts for capital expenditure 58paratsly
21A Where unrestrlcted funds have been deslgnated
to a fund ¢ommltmen( please Ill$¢lo$e th* na￿re of
any amounts deslgnated and the Ilkely tlmlng of that
eXpendI￿re.
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Nole 22 Othèr disclosures fordebtors, creditors and othèr basic financial instrnmènts
This year
Last year
22.1 Please provide information about the significance of
financial instruments leg. debtors. creditors, investments
etcl to the charitys financial wjsition or performance, for
example, the terms and conditions of loans or the use of
h&Jging to manage financial risk.
22.2 If the charity ha5 provided financial assets as a form of
security, the carrying amount of the financial assets pledged
a5 security and the term5 and conitions related to its pledge
should ￿ given heve.
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Note 23 Contingent liabilitie5 and contingent assets
23.1 Contingent liabilities
Where the charity has contingent liabililities, please complete the following section unless the FX>SSibility of
their existence is remote.
Thi5 year
Description of item including its legal nature. Please
deserlbe any securlty provlded In Connection to the
liability.
Estimate of financial effect
Last year
Description of item including its legal nature. Please
￿e￿rIbe any security provided in ￿nnectIon to the
liability.
Estimate of financial effect
23.2 Contingent a55ets
Where the charity has contingent assets, please complete the follchving section when their existence is
probable
Thls year
Description of item
Estimate of financial effect
Last y•ar
Description of item
Estimzte of financial effeet
23.4 other disclosures for contingent assets andlor liabilities
Please provide the following information where prxticable..
This year
Last year
Explain any uncertainties relating to the amount or
timing of settlement,. and the Fossibilty of any
reimbursement
Where it is not practical to make one or more of these
disclosures. please state this fact
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Notes to the accounts
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Note 24
Cash at bank and in hand
This year
Lost year
Short terni cash inveslments (less than 3 rnonths maturity datel
Short tèmi deposits
Cash at bank and on hand
other
Total
52,453
54,678
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Notes to the accounts
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Note 25
Fair valuè of assets and liabilities
This
ar
25.1 Pl•as• pmvlde detall$ of the ¢haiW$
exposureto credlt rlsk Ithe rf$k of Ineunlng a loss
due to a deLrtor not paWng wha¢ 1$ owed), Ilquldlty
rlsk Ithe ￿sk of not able to mÈet short term
flnanclal demandsl and market rfsk (the rfsk that
the value ol an Investment wlll I￿1 due to changes
In the marketl arising from financial instNmentS to
whlch the charlty Is eX￿￿Sed at the end of the
reFOrting period and explain how the charity
manages those rfsks.
25.2 Pl￿￿* giv• dqtai15 of th• amDunt of change
In the falr value of ba$lc finandal InstNment$
Id*btots, credltor$, Investment$ lsee se¢tlon 11,
FRS 102 SORPII measured at lalr value through
the SOFA that 1$ attrfbutable to ¢hangos In ¢redSt
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Notes to the accounts
(cont)
Note 26
Events after the end of the reporting period
Please Complete this note events (not requiring adjustmentto the accounts)
have o¢¢urred after the end of the reporting period l>ut before the accounts
authorlsed kvhlch relate to conditions arose after the end of the
This
ar
Last
ar
Please provide details of the nature of the
event
Provide an estimate of the financial effect
of the event or a statement that such an
estimate cannot be made
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Notes to the accounts
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Note 27
Chari
funds
27.1 Details of material funds held and movements during the CURRENT reporting period
Please give detaits ol. the movements of materlal individual funds In the reporting period togethw with a balancing figure ft)i 'Othei funds.. The Total funds, figure
below should reconcile to Total funds, in the blanace sheet
' Key.. PE - permanent endowmenl funds," EE- expendible endowment funds,. R- restricted income funds, including special tntsts, ol'the charity,. and U- unrestricted
fun<ts
un
balances
brought
forward
un
balances
carried
forward
Type PE, EE
RorUR'
Purpose and Restrictions
Gains and
losses
Income
Expenditure
Transfers
Fund names
Other funds
Nla
Nla
Total Funds
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Note 27
Chari
fund5
27.2 Delalls of matedal held and movtments durlng the PREVIOUS reportlng perlod
Please plve det811s ol the movements ol m&teri81 Indlvldu81 lunds In the reportln9 perlod together wlth 8 b8l•nclng Ilwre f¢Y fjthei funtts,. The Tot81 funds, ffgure
below slwl4 r8concll8 to Total lunds. In the b18n8¢o$h8e£
con
' Ifey.. PE- permanenl endowmenl funds,. EE- expendlble endowment fvnds,. R- restrlcted Income funds, Includlng spe¢lal trust4 01 the clJartfy,' 8ncl U- untpstrlcted
runds
un
balanGes
brought
lorward
un
balances
carried
fonvard
Type PE. EE
RorUR"
Purpose and R•5trictions
Gains and
sses
Income
Expenditure
Transfers
Fund name5
OtheA funds
Nla
Nla
Total Funds
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Notes to the accounts
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Note 27
Charityfunds (contl
27.3 Transfers between funds
This
Reason for transfer and where endowment is converted to
income, legal power for its conversion
Amount
Belween unrestricted and
restricted funds
Between endowment and
restricted funds
Bel￿een endowment and
unrestricted funds
Last
ar
Reason for transfer and where endowment is converted to
income. legal power for its conversion
Amount
Belween unrestricted and
restricted funds
Between endowment and
restricted funds
Between endowment and
unrestricted funds
27.4 Designated funds
This year
Planned use
Purpose of the designation
Amount
Last year
Planned use
Purpose of the designation
Amount
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Notes to the accounts
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Note 29
Additional Disclosures
The following are significant matters which are not covered in other notes and need to be included to
provide a proper understanding of the accounts. If there is insufficient room here, please add a
separate sheet.
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