Trustees, Annual Report- Transformation Centr•
Reference and Administrative details
Charity name., Transfom￿tiOn Centre
Register&J charty number.. 1191697
Charty's principal address.. 21 Orchard Street, Chichester, P0191 DD
Tnjstees.. David Heyward, Trevor James, Bruno Kondabeka , Anita M8rtin (appointed November 20241.
Tom Snow.
Structure, Governance and Management
Transforniation Centre is a CIO registered wrf(h the Charity Commissttin. It is managed by its trustees.
New trustees are recommended and appointed by the existing Irustees in ac￿rdanCe with the charity'$
constitLrtion.
All the Iruslees have been briefed on the lega￿ set up of the charity and its constitution and are aware of
their obligations and responsibilities through Charity C0￿MiSsion publi¢alions. All truslees have
completed fil and proper persons and conflicts of interest declarations.
Obj8ctiv•8 and A¢tlviti08
The objects of the charity are:
To advance the Christian faith
To relieve sickness and financial hardship and to promote and preserve good health
To advan¢e educalion
To provi(Je facililies in the inteTests of social welfare
To promote racial hamiony and b&ttei understanding.
The charity will engage in activities lo achieve these objectives. These include making the ¢hartty'$
premises available, free or at a charge. to organisations whose aclivrties help meet the charity's
objectives. The tnjstees have considered the guidance i55ued by the Chaiity Commisston on public
benefrt and are firnily of the view that all rts objecl¢ves and activtiies a￿ for the publi¢ benefit.
Achlevemonts
The premises have continued to be used five dayg a week by the Chichester District Foodbank as their
distribution and 8dministr8tive centre. A diversity event was held in June in partnership wtth Chichester
Baptist Church which was well attended. The Redeemed Christian Church of ChTisI eontinued to use
the building on mosi Sundays and Chichester Baptist Church continued to US8 Il once a month for a
Wellbein9 Café. A10¢81 community choir praclised regularly at the ¢entre and other, more occasional
users. induded other local churches and residents. associations. A thanksgiving event was held in
June attended by k)cal ¢hur¢h leaders. prayer group members and other friends, supporters and centr&
users. During the year, a marketing officer was appointed on a fixed term basis to identify potential fu-
tu￿ opportunities for the centre. The term of ihis role has now come to an end.
Financlal Review
The Charity was laryely funded in the pertod by donations and the rent paid by Ch￿hester Foodbgnk.
The trustees regulafty ieview likety income and expenses and have decided that, at this stage in the
charity's development, it Is advisable to keep £10,OOD as a general reserve and designate a further
£10,000 for future major repair5 and improvernenls. Thé cash balance$ hebj at the end of the year are
Conside￿d adequate given likety income and expendiiures in 2025.
21 Orchard Street Chichostgr
The transfer of 21 Orchard Street Chichester to Ihe charity was subject to legally binding conditions
regarding the use of the building and wsth restrictions on Sale. It follow5 while ti is ￿9allY the
property of the charity tt is a restricted asset. The building remains the charity's major asset. During the

y8ar, in addIt￿n to routine maintenance and sma51er repairs, the major repairs to the roof were
completed along wrth extensive repairs to the kitchen floor.
Rlsk Asse88m&nt
The trustees have idontifi&Y the m8jor rfsks to which Ihey believe the charity Is exposed and sy8tems
have been estsblished to minimise the88 risks. The risks and systems are formally reviewed regularly,
as ar4)ropriate. The principal risk8 relate to the building, the activities carried out in the building and the
income and expenses derived therefrom.
Publi¢ Bonoflt
In shaping the charty's objectives and planning its aclivrties the trustees have paid due regard to the
Charity Comm15sion's guldance on public benefrt and section 4 of the Charities Act 2011.
R•portirig 86rlou$ Incidonts
In line with the Charity Commlsslon's guidance on reporting $6rtous incidents, the tru$tee8 d8¢laTr that
during the year there were no $erlou8 incidenls that they have failed to bring to thg Comm18sion'8 al-
t6ntion.
Futum Pla
Chlchesler District Foodbank moved to new premises al the end of MafGh 2025. A new tenant for the
Qenlre offices has been 5dèn11fi8d and finalisalion of a lease ag￿ement is ongoing. The trustees will
continue to pursue opportunitles to U8e the premises in furtherance of the charity'8 objective¥, working
In p8rtnershlp w41h other8.
T££

CHARITY COMMISSIOI;
roiK' EI4GI,:ND APID ¥lALi J
Receipts and payments accounts
CC16a
For the perlod
from
0110112024
31M2f202
Section A Receipts and payments
Unrestrtcted
funds
Rèstrictsd
funds
Endovmient
fund$
Total iur¢d8
LaGt year
b)tl* *•atwtt ty)th•n••rMt£
A1 R•ceS
1.776
23,EOi
17
w[k¥￿Ity Ev￿ts
Ènf¢rnst
Insui4nw¢lw
421
421
62
1U7
t87
S¢#J tstal(Gross ￿coMe for
AR)
38,962
26,912
19,184
(see tabl8J.
Sub totsl
28,952
26,162
19.1
A3Po
ents
L￿h1 and FIB&i
01
881
1478
$iid
CWnir* ènd supp￿
8¥fttwe4nd
819
335
2.4n
JC4)
60
1.15$
8•Trk Ch
1N14
1N14
1.1n
Inswan¢4
1.173
sub5cnpt￿th.
200
209
lth"orAwr6. RLKI4ndfmr
Sub tot&1
l?N23
1814
I JNJ7
lih62
A4 Asset and Invgstmerrt
Ur¢1￿$68,
se• tabl•l
Sub totsl
11P23
1,414
13.437
11,462
Nèt gfrnc•lptsl(paym•nts)
AS Translfjrn fund5
A8 Cash fvnd8 l•Jt y0tyr￿d
Cash lunds this y•ar
14.929
1,41
13.615
7,722
32.V4
47.X3
2.Z34
820
34,OQ8
4&023
,736
CCM RS ISSI

Section B Statement of assets and liabilities at the end of the period
UnresÈricÈè¢l
funds
R8Strictod
funds
ETrdo￿nerrt
funds
¥o¢war*st£
81 Cash fvnd8
BankA￿l&ll5
48A31
Total cash functs
Ji
820
Unresirf¢t•d
futxls
R•sirfd8d
lund•
Endownnent
fvnds
Cost lo￿on
3 In¥80th1ont
Fund Io wh1¢
34 A8￿ts rntaln•d for the
¢haritys own u
Ydh•n
85 LlabllrtFa8
untestri¢ted
tyrfftortrAQ ￿8*e$
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Print Name
Oats of
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2WQ25

INDEPENDENT EXAMINER'S REPORT ON THE ACCOUNTS
Reporttoi￿trUsteeS1rnernbOrsolTAnsfarrnatl0n C•ntre on the acccAJfitsforthe￿arended 31st Deeèmb&r2024.
Re5PECII¥Ef¢spoNSIBILrn0 OFTRUrnANDEXAMINBI
The chaFity'stW5tees considerthat an audit rJ nEt required f￿th￿)￿arI￿ndtrseth￿ 144121 dthè C￿n￿•S Act20111 and that an
indep8rdeni6¥aminatioi is needed.
1$ myfesp￿sibl1itY1¢'.
&xamin8 the aecountslunder5ection 145 ofthe 2011 Act),
told1oN the Pr￿ed￿re5 laid dwn intheGeneral Directkxs g￿n bytheChaiityCommi55ionlund?rsection
14515Mbl of th¢2011 Attl.¥Dd
tostatewhetherpartKulèf mattef5 havecon￿10myatte￿r￿.
BASISOF IND￿ENDE1T EXAMIN&g'ssfATEMV4T
Myoxaminatifft Wa5 Ca￿le￿ in accud3nee %Yith Generèl Directicns gNen bytho ch•Aty&￿ffll5sl(￿IoIS. An•xamination
includes a re￿IeW af the accountin9 recrrfds kept bythe ¢y9anisatian and a comparison dthe atctyJnt$ presented Y4ithth
rec¢xds. k alsoinclvdes con$ideiatiti) of anyunustsal rcems u disclasures iniheaccounts, and Seeking explènationsfrLYn t
tru#eus conceming ènysuch rnBtter5. The procedures undertaken do not prowde allthe evid*ncethat would be required in an
udit, and consequently noopinity) 1$ 9ivgn •stowhetherthe acco¥Jnts presenta *rueand fairview. and tht rspcxt is limttgd to
th￿e matters sot cxrt in the statement belLW.
IND￿￿10￿1TExAM1NEft.ssTATv￿￿r
hthtctyjtseof myexamin•tion, no matter hasc¢>Treto my attention
. whichgNes me feasonablee•usetobelitr*that in, any material respoctthetrustees have notmetthe reqU1￿meN5 toensu
thai..
properèccwntirvj fèC¢yds are keptlin a¢cordancewtth 58¢tion 130¢fthe Act)., and
• accKyJtrts a￿ prepared ¥Yhich agTee with the accounting r•c(yds ond comply with the accounting
requirements of theAct.' c
2. towhKh, in mywp)ts), attention 51Kwkl bÈdrawn in udertoenable a properunderstsndirg ofthgacctuntstobe roa¢h8d.
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26thAugust 2025