REGisfERED cHAR￿y NUMBER: 1193241
REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES AND
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2025
FOR
SiIPPORTJNG HUMANrrY cio
Prestons & Jacksons Partnership LLP
364- 368 Cranbr[￿k Rowj
Ilford
E55ex
IG2 6HY

SUPPORTING HumAN￿y CIO
CONTENTS OF THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 ￿RCH 2025
P*ge
Report of the TrDJtttJ
l*dep¢ndeDt EumlDer's Report
Sts¢ement ofFltt*ncl•l A¢tlvl¢les
10
B•knn¢¢ Sheet
Iyotts ¢0 th¢ Fln•n¢hl St*lememts
12 10 16
Delxlled Stltemenl of Flnltttlal Actlvltles
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REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2025
The trustees pres¢nt their report with the financial statements of th¢ charity for the year ended
31 Matth 2025. The tnLStees have Adopted the pmvisions of Accounting and Reporting by Charities:
Statement of Recommended Practice applicable to ¢hariti¢s preparing their accounts in accordance with the
Financial Reporting Standard applicable in the UK and Republic of Ireland {FRS 102) (eff¢¢tive l January
2019).
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REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2025
OWECllVES AND AcfiviTILS
rbe aims of tbe ¢hgrity are sllmmarixd ￿ follow*:
Tbe *imJ of the ¢h*rlty ar¢ 8ummariBed as follows:
Supporting Humanity ts a m¢tttal health and bereavement Charity that was set up in 2020 it aims lo help
empower. sUp￿)rt and uplift all members of the community through actiVili¢s centred around bereavement
and positive mental health. Ils aim is to addre55 the issues of mental heahh help support peopl¢ when
they cncowrter loss- bereavemenL are lonely. suffering from anxiety OT other traum&
Our long-term ambition is to promo* positive mentsi health, help fight stiwa in seeking help and support
thox in their lime of need including b¢T¢avement ihrough the provisiorn mainlenhnce. ￿tiVItIeS and
management of sUp￿rting Humanity.
Onr Objeetivej
Our objectives are set to Tefle¢l ow aims. Fach year our tntstees ttvi¢w ow objectives and activities to
¢n5ure they Coniinue to refle¢l our aims. In cwing oui this review the trustees have ¢onsidu¢d the Charity
Commission's general guidance on public benefit.
Strile81ts:
W¢ want to make our charity an accessible and inclusive orgaftisation where people of all a8es. faiths and
backgrounds needing w¢llbein& emotional or bereavemenl support can find help.
We are aware that mental health 1$ som¢thin8 ihat affects every person Al some point in their life and have
Ir8in¢d emotional supN)rt volunle¢rs to help overcome the first hurdle and talk through gomc of the
emotional challeng¢s people may be experiencing during difficult periods in their life. Supporiing Humanity
offer5 an emotional support helpline thai 1$ open every day from 8:(X)am to lo:￿p￿.
Burial and Bereavement Service - losing a loved one is emotionally. physically, and mentally difficult.
Supporting Humanity help those who have Iosi a loved one by liaising with hospith15, lo￿1 4uihoriiie4 and
registrars. We also supported hundreds of families with our ￿neral service, picking up the de¢e&sed.
undertaking the ghusl (washing and shrouding of the dec¢wd under the sUF￿1$10n of qUAlified personnel,
Iransportation of the d¢c¢ased after ghusl io the home or mosque and burial.
We have also been educ￿1ng peopl¢ through free workshops on the w&8hing and shToudin8 process
following a death of a loved one, the need for which grown and is in huge demand acros$ both the ma]e
and female population. These services ar¢ free and have saved people hundreds of pounds but most
importanily helped them through the stressful administration at one of their most emotional periods of Ioss.
We are very aware that some people fjnd li dilTi¢ult to seek help when facing loneliness. 4nxi¢ty. depressio
bere#vement or other mentsl health issues. To help combat this. our aim has been to grow ow regul
services across workshops, weekly dropin classes community trips so there is regular face to face
engagement and activities that support their wellbein& The ChariWs strategy is lo grow our supp)rt and
activities across demographics. IM)roughs and age groups in bereavemenL wellbeing. mental health,
loneliness and anxiety. As well as supporting people's wellbeing we are also tying to ensure the planets
wellbeing is considered by red￿Ing our plastic footyrint.
Given the Charities growth in a number of are&s, with over 130 volunteers and outrea¢h across thousands of
kxopl¢, a key aim has been io ensure our capabilities, infra5tnKture and controls remaÉn comrnensurnte to
our growth.
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REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2025
ACHIEVEMENTS AND PERFORMANC
Cbxrltsble Ictivities And achievtments
This yew Supporting Humanity was awarded wellbeing charity of the year 2025 - London and the GHP
News Mental Healrh Care and Compassion Excellence award 2025 in the GHP Mental Health awards.
The charity h&8 grown its activities, outr¢a¢h And wbilities this yettr:
Over 60's program
Following the introduction of regular offerings for our over 60s last year, we have grown our ￿tivItieS in
this area be¢ause of it's success and demand. Weekly classes are now running across two locations and there
has been a significant growth in attendtts leadin8 to the securing of a third siie and clo￿. Th¢ program has
become a vital hub for socialisin& learnin& and stsyin8 active for n￿MberS of the conununity and has really
supported individu&ls mental w¢llb¢ing- many who refuse lo miss a class
I￿4¢50￿ J: Bel%r*ve Cfjmmunlty Cen¢re, Ilford
The Over 60's program ai B¢lgrave Community Centre continues to flourislL attracting over 25130 regular
atlendees. This Success reflects th¢ value of ihe program in fost¢ring community ¢onne¢tions and improving
the well-being of our older participanls. Encouraged by this response. we lau￿h¢d a second program at
Katherine Roa4 which has also been met with great enthusiasm.
Lo¢*tlon 2: Katherlne Roid, East H*m
Katherine Road, which op¢ned its doors in ¢arfy 2024. has grown r¥pidly. with attend8n¢e ranging from 45
and upwords each session. The attendees enjoy a wide v8riery of a¢tiviiie& ￿lowIng them w stay mentslly
and physically active while building r¢lationships and having fun.
IA)c*¢lon 3: Fore8¢ G*¢e
The ihird location site has s¢¢ured and will be laun¢hed in the nexl financial year of reporting.our
attendees engage in a range of stimulating and lulfilling activities designed to cater to interests and abilities
including model Maki￿ math& English and IT lessons. creative arts and DIY. 8roup discussions and
exercises.
Trips
Supporting Humanity organises regular community day trips and events for over 65,5 support￿ by local
businesses and organised and run by our volunteers. This vear we delivered one eveni wth lunclL games and
enlertainmenl and three days trips to IA)ndon Zo), Camber Sands Beach, and the Victoria and Albert
Museum.. with a iotsl of 438 attendees. Attendee 54tlsfxtion surveys have demonstrated an average
satisfaction score of 90.8•/o across all trip4 with several heartfelt testimonials highli8hiing the positive
impact on participants, wellbeing.
Key Perfomiance Indicaiors for happiness and reduced isolation averaged 92.4•/o, reflecting strong oirtcomes
and IO•/o of attendees were male. marking a noticeable improvement from previous years in g¢nder diversity
of attendees and breaking stigma oround men¢al wellbeing among South Asian men.
The team has also Strengthened its operational capability. by focusing on training and development within
the team. This has been particularly important around the leads to building out confidence and resilience
planning around service continuity.
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REPORT OF TllE TRUSTEFS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 202S
W¢llbeing Services
The Charity hLs been offtring several regular workslw and ¢lass¢$ a¢T05S numerous wellbeing areas and
we have seen great fe¢dba¢k and gro￿ in this are& We have been offering the following workshops and
Classes:
- Rel￿ and Heal weekly program - combining spiriiual and mentsl w¢llbein8 with very ppular and
successful outreach with a regular 20-30 att¢nd¢es weekly.
Making Menopause magical - Monthly workshop led by exputs and SMES in this Area supwrting well
needed ¢onversaiions and conllnon challenges.
Regu18r Bereavement support circles- helping Tndividuals 8nd families who have losl a loved one
Quarterly art therapy classes- healing through ¢reativity
Washing and shroudin& male and female workshops with oveT 51XJ attendees reflecling our tommitment to
a CUIn￿allY sensitive ar¢a of educ￿70Th.
Burlal and maDfAgem¢nt o(dett•Md
Supporting Humanity has provided essential $upp)rt to nurnerow individuals and families in times of loss.
This ye￿. the organizalion has collected, stored. washed. Shrouded. and transported 218 deceayed
individuals to the grnveyard an increase of 67V• from the last financial year. Supporting Humanity works
Closely with fwy)ill￿ during these vulnerable moments. ¢oordinalin8 wilh hospitals, local authorities. and
T¢8iStrars to ensure compassionate and re$pe¢ffiil care.
C*mpAlgni
The Charity has also run A number of campaigns and other xtivities during 2024125 focused on mental
health and those in n¢¢d. Some examples are sel oui klow:
R4m8dAn food sale and kids wnpaign.. The charity organis¢d a onc day supported by a number of
restaurants and bakers. Over 20 children rnised money towards the campaign by und¢rtAking various sporting
or cooking a¢iivilies. Th¢ money raised went to Pa]e￿Ine and Sudan via Global Relief Trust {GRT) and Help
Yateem.
Annual wellbein8 walk for men¢al health: Supwiing Humanity organises a mental health and awareness
campaign annually for world menial health day. This year we und¢rtook a moonwalk across London for all
8g¢s, increasing mentsl and physi¢al wellbein&
Tr*lnlng
Several training opportuniiies were given to ow leAders and volunieets thi5 year to help ensure they were
qualified to provide th¢ Televanl services:
Di5closur¢ Barring Seryice Check5 are and C(￿tinUe to be undertak¢n for all volunteers in the ¢h8yity who
n)ight be interdctsng with vulnerable people. These checks are renewed every 3 }'ears.
- In house training on dats protectiorL through qualified data protection and training lea(Ls tailored to charity
requirements and re5ponsibiliiies on hADAling dat
All volunteers are given in house training on poli¢i¢$ and procedures.
FuDdlnz sources
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REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2025
l. Fundraising event.. the charity rnn one fundr￿8 events in 202415. This was run across Ram&lan and
colleaively raised £214.01)O The funds were distributed via two partnering charities Help Yateem and GRT.
2. Trips.. ail the Supporting Hurnanity trip5 have been part SFWOTed by local businesses who have donated
th¢ of coaches. food and tickets for venues. We ¢harge a nominal fre for ea¢h ticket lo ensure attendance
wbich has been used towar(Ls the cost of the trip.
FINANCIAL REVIEW
Pinan¢i*l pojition
During the year, total incorning rcwurces were £4￿,869 (2024: £183.018) while total outgoin8 r¢5ourc¢$
were £221.427 {2024.' £82.444). As a resulL a surplus of £179,442 (2024: £1￿.5?4) was generated in the
Total funds Carried f(M¥ard as al 31sl Mar¢h 2025 were £397.367 (2024.. £217.925) of which £223.367
(2024.. £207,925) w¢r¢ unr¢strict¢d and £174,0(K) (2024: £10,01)O) was Testrict¢d.
VISION AND STRATEGY FOR 2025ll6
Th¢ f￿u8 for 2025126 will Ix to:
- Gromh in diversity 8nd attendance across all servi
- Expand servic¢ offerin8$ such as trips lo under 65's
- Conlinue io support the burial and ber¢av¢menl services
- Recruit more skilled and dlverse range of volimieers to strengthen our ser4iee offering and increase our
othreach
- Enhance our infrastructure and capabilitits
Bid Appli¢ations: Developing stron& eviden¢e-b8sed applications that clearly demonstrale the value and
oth¢om¢s of our servic¢s, W¢ a￿ workiD8 lo diversify our fwiding sourccs by targ¢ting both Iwat and
national opportunities.
Sponsorship.. Building meaningful partnerships with b￿SinesseS and organisations that share our vision,
offering them opportunilies 10 5UPPOrt community projects while enhancing their social value commitments.
Funding.. Exploring grants. trusts. and other financial streams to ensure we Can continue delivering and
8rowing our initiatives. We are also strengthening our internal procesyes to monitor deadlines, streamline
submissions. and track OUt￿meS effectively.
Campaig
All the 202415 campaigns atml activities will focus atsd centre around ment81 wellbeing and bereavement. The
activitie5 will ¢ith¢r in¢re￿¢ awar¢n¢ss of mentsj health or h¢lp $upprt thos¢ in rt¢¢d.
STRucfuRE, GOVERNANCE AND MANAGEME
Governing documenl
The charity governing documents is a CIO Foundation m￿1¢] ¢onstitirtion regis*r¢d with the Charity
Commission on 25th January 2021.
The charlty is controlled by its governing document. a deed of trusi and constitutes a ChaTitable
JncoTporated Organisation (CIO) as defined by the Charitie5 Act 2011.
The charty registration number is 1193241 and company house number As CE024699.
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REPORT OF THE TRUSTEFS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2025
RUCTURE, GOVERNANCE AY4D MAI¥AGEMEIYT
RecruitmeDt #Dd *ppolntmenl of nelv trustees
The existing trustees are responsible for the recrnitment of new tnJstee& in doing $0 the charity considers
diversity and inclusioN skills, ¢xperience a￿1 other Televani factors such a8 ability to volunleer that will help
ensure the ¢hariiy operates in a professional manner in line with its aims and objectives and operates with
iniegrity and honesty.
0rg4Dj￿t1Oll#l structure
The ¢harity trustees are responsible for the general control and man8gemenl of the charity. The trustees give
their time freely and rx¢ive no remuneration or oiher financial ￿nefIts.
The truslees meet once every quarter fonnally md more often for events and exe¢ution of activities and are
responsible for all decisions iaken in Telation lo nmning the Organi￿]0￿ and the services provided by the
Charity.
InduetloD and tr*lDlng of ttew tmtees
Following appointmeni. new tr￿Stee9 are introdu¢ed to their new rol¢ and given copies of the iru9t deed and a
guide to the poli¢i¢$ and procedures 4dopt¢d by our ¢harity. A numbeT of pUblic￿lonS from the Charity
Commission aTe also provided in¢luding the Buidance on charilies and publi¢ benefit. Thi5 ensur¢$ that new
trustees are aware of th¢ scope of their responsibiliiies w]der the Charities Act. The Trust Deed 15 adhered to
by all Trust¢es.
Rlsk m4nAgement
Supporting Humanity has a dedicated Data Goverrmice OtTi¢er and a wid¢r governance teAm to help d¢velop
appropriate w)li¢ies and assess the ris￿ ihe charity f￿£$. The charity undertAkes risk assessments ahead of
major aclivities to ensure the appropriate identification of risks and 4ppropriate controls put in place. The
trustees are satisfied that SYSten￿ are in place. or arrangements are in hand. lo mana8¢ ihe risks that have
been identified in line with the chAriiies aclivities. ApprOpri￿e Disclosure and Barring Service IDBS)
checks, supported by regularly reviewed policies. are mad¢ available for all those who work with children
and vulnerable groups within the Charity.
IT Man*tement
As the activili¢s of our organisation continue to growp we remain committed to mgnagtng our resources
effectivety and safely. To support this growth, we are inves¢ing in our IT capabilities. which includes
UP5killin8 our IT t¢am and bringing in additional expertise in website developmenl and GRC systems.
We ar¢ also ph&8ing in automation for resouTceaintensive t&sks and implementing dashboaTding for key
operational area$. The use of SharePoini and Teams ¢oniinu¢s to be embedded a¢r039 the OTganis&tion,
alongsid¢ ongoing education around th¢ s¢¢ure ￿ of personal devices.
These efforts are part of a longer-term IT roathDap that aligns with the chaTitys overall strate&v. and its
rollout is progressing steadily lo ertsure we are Well-equi￿￿d for the future.
REFERENCE AND ADMINISlliATIVE DETAILS
Registered Cb*rlty number
1193241
Principl Addr
57 New North Ro
Ilford
England
IG6 2UE
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RKPORT OF THE TRUSTEES
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2025
Trusttts
Sumaiya Khoda (Chair)
Idris Patel
Iqbal Patel
Saeedm
Jill Savager
Yunus Patel
Zulfiqar Ali
Chief Exeeutiye Offleer
Idri5 Patel BEM, BCA
Indep¢nd¢ttl Ex*miner
A. Patel BA(Hons) FCA, BFP
Prestons & Jacksons Partnership LLP
364 - 368 Cranbrook Road
Ilford
Essex
IG2 6HY
STATEMENT OF TRU￿£zS, RESPONSIBILITIZS
The trusie¢5 are respon5ibl¢ for pr¢paring the Re￿1 of the Trustees and the financial statemen15 in
accordance with applicable law and Uniled Kingdom Accounting Standards {United Kingdom Generally
Accepted Accouftting Praciice).
Charity law requires the trustees io prepare financial statements for each financial year. Und¢r that law, the
trustees have elecied io prepare the financial statemenls in accordance with United Kingdom Generally
Accepted Ac¢ountin8 Practice (Uniied Kingdom Accountin8 Stsndards and appli￿ble law).
Under charity law the truste&s m￿¥1 not approve the financial stslemenis unless they are satisfied thw ihey
give a true and fair view of the state of affairs of the chariry and of the incoming resources and application of
resources. includxng the income and expenditure, of the charity for perio& In preparing those financial
Statements, Ihe trusiees are required io
select suitable accounting policies and then apply them ¢oThsistcntly;
observe the methods and principles in the Charitie5 SORP.
make judgements and estimaies thai are reasonable and Pn￿ent.
prepare Ihc financial statements on the going con¢eTn basis unless it is inappropriate to presume that the
charity will continue in bu5ines5.
The tTUStees are responsible for keeping proper accounting re￿rdS whi¢h disclose with r¢&sonable accuracy
at any tim¢ the finan¢iai position of the chariry and to enable them to ensure that the financial statements
omply with the Charitie5 Aci 2011 and The Charity (A￿OUnts and Refft) R¢gulations 2008. They are
also responsible for safeguarding th¢ ass¢ts of the charity a￿1 hence for taking r￿onable steps for the
prevention and detection of fraud and other irregularities.
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SUPPORTIY4G HUMANITY CIO
REPORT OF THE TRUSTELS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2025
Approved by order of th¢ board of trustees on.....
and signed on its behalf by:
Trustee
. goood iThlvsq
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INDEPENDENT EXAMtWER'S REPORT TO THE TRusfEES OF
SUPPORTING HUMANrrY cio
IndepeDdeDt ezamintr's report to the trlljttts of Supporting HuHb8nity CIO
I report lo the charity trustees on my examination of the a¢counts of Supporting Humanity CIO (th¢ Trust)
for the year ended 31 March 2025.
Reswnsibilities #lld basil of report
As the ¢harity tn￿le¢S of the Tnjsi you are responsible for the preparation of the accounts in accordance with
the r¢quirem¢nts of the Charities Act 2011 Cihe Acfj.
I report in respect of my eX￿ninatIon of the Tn￿S ￿Counts canied out under Section 145 of the Act and in
carrying out my examination I have followed all applicable Direciions given by the Chariry Commission
under Seclion 145{5Xb) of the Act.
Independent eumlDer's ststemeD¢
Since your charity's gross income exceeded £250,000 your examin¢r be a member of a Ilsted body. I
can ¢onfJrni that l am qualified to undertake the examination because l am a member of ihe Institute of
Chartered Accountants in England and Wales. which is one of the liS￿d b(xlies.
I have eompleted my examTnation. I confirni that no material matters have come lo my attention in
connection with the examinaiion givin8 me cause to ￿lieve that in any ma￿n￿l respect..
couniing records were not kept in respect of the Trust as required by Seclion 130 of the Act. or
the a¢counls do not accord with thos¢ r¢cords', or
the accounts do not comply with the applicable requiremenls concerning the fom and conlenl of
a¢¢ounts sel in the Charities (Accounts and Repons) R¢gulalIo￿ 2(M)8 other than any T¢quir¢menl
that the accounts give a true and fair view which is nol a matter considered as part of an independen(
examination.
I have no concerns and have come Acr(￿ no otkRr matters in connection with Ihc examination lo which
attention should be drawn in this r¢wrt in order to enable a proper uThleTStandin8 of the accounts to be
reached.
A. Patel BA(Hons) FCA. BFP
Preslons & Jacksons Parth¢rship LLP
364 - 368 Cr8nbrook Road
Ilford
Essex
IG2 6HY
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SUPPORTING HUMA￿ CIO
STATEMENT OF FtNANCIAL AcTi￿rIEs
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2025
31J25
Totsl
rund8
31.3.24
Total
funds
Unrtstricted Restricted
fund
fund
Noles
INCOME AND ENDOwmE￿s FROM
Donations and legacies
153.192
215
369.052
140.476
Charitable aetlvltles
Charitable A¢tivities
31,110
31.110
33,805
Other trading ￿tiVitieS
Other income
707
707
2,9B9
5.748
Totsl
185,iV19
215060
41Kl.869
183,018
EXPENDITURE ON
Charitable actlvltl
Charitable Activities
Support Costs
161,739
7,828
SiJ60
I13￿99
7,828
68.947
13,497
Total
169,567
51
221,427
82.444
NET INCOME
1&442
164,000
179,442
11)0,574
RECONCILIATION OF FUNDS
Total funds brought lorward
207.925
10,000
217,92S
117,351
TOTAL FUNDS CARRIED FORWARD
223J67
l74,1)00
397J67
217,925
The notes fomi part of these fllwicial Statements
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SUPPORTING HUMAN￿ CIO
BALANCE SHEET
31 MARCH 2025
31.3.25
31.3.24
Notcs
FIXED ￿ETs
Tangible assets
10
7,ODO
14,000
CURRENT A&SKTS
Cash ai bank
39&469
207.615
CREDITORS
Amounts falling due within one year
(&102)
(3,690)
NET CURRENT ASSETS
390J67
203.925
TOTAL ASSETS LESS CURREI4T
LIABILITIES
397J67
217.925
NET ASSETS
397J67
217,925
FUNDS
Unreslricted fimds
Restricted funds
13
223a67
174,1)00
207.925
10,000
TOTAL FUNDS
397J67
217.925
The fi
statemeffls were approved by the Boftrd of Trustees and authoTised for issue on
. and were signed on its beh￿f by:
TnL81ee
The notes forni part of these financial statemcnts
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SUPPORTING HilMAm￿ CIO
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2025
ACCOUNTING POLICIES
B￿15 of pr¢parlnz the fiDIIDrial st*¢ements
Th¢ financial stslements of the ¢hariiy. which is a public benefit entiry undu FRS 102. have been
prepaTed in accordance with the Charities SORP (FRS 102)'Accounting and Reporting by Charities".
Stal¢meni of Recommcnded Pr¥ti¢¢ applicable lo charities preparing iheir )c¢ounts in accordance
with the Financial R¢poning Standard applicable in the UK and Republic of Ircland {FRS 102)
(eff￿tjve l January 2019),. Finan¢ial Reporting Siandard 102 The Fitthn¢ial Reporting Standard
applicable in the UK Republic of ITeland' and ihe Charities Act 2011. The financiai stal¢ments
ve been prepared under the historical cost convention.
Supporting Humanity is a charitable incorporated organisation (CIO) re8iSt¢red with Charity
Commission in Engtand and Wal¢s. The registered otTice address be found at the inforn)ation
In¢ome
All income is recogrjised in th¢ Statemeni of Financial Activities onte the chllrity has entiil¢ment to
the funds. it is probable ihat the income will be received and the wnount can be measw¢d Teliably.
Eipendltore
Liabiliii¢s are recognised as expendinwe as soon &8 there is a legal or ¢onstru¢tiv¢ obligation
committing the chariry trj that expenditure, ii is probable that a tra￿Sfer of economic benefits will be
requir¢d in settlement and th¢ amount of the obligation can be measur¢d reliably. Expenditure ig
atcounted for on an a¢¢Th￿l$ b￿lS and has been classified und¢r heading5 that a8gr¢gate 411 cost
related to the calegory. Where costs ¢annol b¢ directly attributed to parti¢uLar headings they have been
allOc￿ed io activities on a basis ¢onsistent with the use of resources.
Orants offered subject to Conditior￿ which have not been th¢ year end date are noted as
commitment but nol ac¢n￿d as expendilure.
T%Dglble fixed #￿ets
Depreciation is provided ￿ the following annual ra1¢5 in ijrder ￿ Write off each asset over its
estimated usefid life.
Molor vehicles
25% on cosl
T•utloD
The charity is exempt from tsx oo its charitable activities.
Fulld Ieeountlng
Unrestricted funds can be wed in ￿￿OrdanCe with the charitable objectives at the dis¢Tetion of the
trustees.
Restricted funds can only be used for particular Testricied purposes Within the objerts of th¢ GhaTity.
Restrictions arise when specified by the donor or when funds are raised for particular restTi¢t
Further explanation of the nature and P￿￿se of C￿h fund is iftcluded in the notes to the financial
statements.
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SUPPORTING HUMA￿￿ CIO
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS . eontinued
FOR THE YEAR EIWED 31 MARCH 2025
DONATIONS AND LEGACIES
31J25
31.3.24
Donation5
Gifl aid
337.593
31,459
140.476
369,052
140.476
OTHER TRAD]NG ACTIVITIES
31.3.25
31.3.24
Events and Outlngs
707
2.989
¥COME FROM CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES
31J.23
31.3.24
Activity
Income from Funernl
Services
Charitable Activities
31,110
33,805
CHARITABLE AcfiviTIES cosrs
funding of
activities
(see note
Direct
Costs
Supwrt
Costs
6)
Totals
Charilable Activiti¢s
Support Cosis
63.449
703
150,150
213.599
7,828
7.125
64,152
150,150
7,125
221,427
GRANTS PA YABLE
31J.25
31.3.24
Charitable Activities
150,150
39,000
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SUPPORTING HUMANITY CIO
NOTES TO THE FINANCLIL STATEMENTS- continued
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2025
GRANfs PAYABLE- eoDtiDMed
Th¢ total ￿ants paid to individuals durin8 the year was as
follows:
31.3.25
31.3.24
Help Yateem Trust
Global Relief Trust
Save One Life
5&150
40,W)O
5SODO
39,01)0
150,150
39,000
TRUSTEFS, REMUNERATION AND BENEFITS
Th¢re were no trusiees. remuneration or other kncfits for the year ended 31 March 2025 nor for the
year ended 31 Morch 2024.
Trn8tees' eypenies
There were no trust¢es' expenses paid for the year ended 31 March 2025 nor for the year ended
31 March 2024.
COMPARATtVFS FOR THE ￿ATEMENT OF FINANCL4L A￿1VITIEs 31.3.2024
Unrestricied R¢stri¢tsd
fund
fund
I'otal
funds
INCOME AND ENDOWMENTS FROM
Donations and l¢gacies
91.476
49.000
140,476
Ch*rit*blt *¢tlvltie•
Charitable Activities
33.805
33,805
Other trading activities
(M)er inconie
2.989
5.748
2.989
5.748
Total
134.018
49,0
183.018
EXPEI¥DTfuRE ON
Cbirltable •¢tiviti
Charitable Activities
Support Costs
29.947
13,491
39,Otio
68.947
13.497
Total
43,444
39.0(K)
82.444
IYET INCOME
90.574
10.000
I￿,574
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NOTFS TO THE FINAI¥4CIAL STATEMENTS. continued
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2025
COhfPARATIVL8 FOR THE STATEME￿ OF FINANCIAL A￿1vITIEs 31J2024.
contittued
Unrestricted Restricted
fund
fund
Total
funds
RECONCILIATION OF FUI4DS
Total funds brougbt forward
117J51
117JS1
TOTAL FUNDS CARRIED
FORWARD
207,925
10.000
217.925
KEY MAIYAGEMENT PKRSONNEL
Key Managctncnt PcTsonncl comprises of the Board of TnL8tees.
10. TANGIBLE FIXED ASSETS
Motor
vehi¢l¢s
COST
At l April 2024 and 31 March 2025
2&000
DEPRECIATION
At l April 2024
Charge for year
14,000
7,000
At 31 March 2025
21,000
NET BOOK VALUE
At 31 March 2025
7,000
At 31 March 2024
14,0(K)
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SUPPORTING HUMANITY CIO
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENfs- continued
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2025
11. CREDrroRS: AMOUNYS FALLING DUE WlThtN ONE YEAR
31.325
31.3.24
Other creditors
6,102
3.690
12. ANALYSIS OF Y4ET A&SETS BETWEKN FtfADS
31J.25
Total
fimds
31.3.24
Totsl
funds
Unrestricted Restricted
fund
fund
Fixed &ssets
Current assets
Current liabilities
7.1)00
222,469
(6,102)
14.000
207,615
(3,690)
174,1M)O
396,469
(6,102)
223J67
174000
397J67
217,925
13. MOVEMEwf IN FUNDS
Clfwd
JlJ.25
ID¢ome Expendltur¢
Analysts ofRestrlcted Fund•
iO.(K)O
214.100
(50.100)
174,000
Sadaqa
1,760
(1,760)
TOTAL
10,000
215060
(51,860)
174.000
I& RELATED PARTY DISCLOSURES
There wer¢ no related party trwwtions for the year ended 31 March 2025.
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SUPPORTING HUM￿￿ CIO
DETAILED STATEME￿ OF FINANc￿L ACTIvrriES
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2025
31.3.25
31.3.24
INCOME AND ENDOWMENfS
Don4tlon8 aDd leE*¢k
Donations
fjifi aid
337,S93
31,459
140.476
369.052
140.476
Other triding ietivities
Events and Outings
707
2.989
Cbarltable #¢tlvl¢l
Income from Funernl Services
31.110
33.805
Other Ineome
Gain on sale of langible r￿ed assets
5,748
Total In¢omSDg re￿urr￿S
400.869
183.018
EXPENDATVR
Ch#rlt#ble #¢tlvitl
Motor Expenses
Events and Outing Costs
Project Costs
Funeral Costs
Training Costs
Consuliancy Costs
IT Costs
Uniforms
Subscriptions
Motor vehi¢les
Donations Paid
4.410
7,975
16,783
24,050
377
5.226
4.953
2,969
8,741
530
2,157
885
5.496
662
7,000
39,000
2261
1396
7.1)00
150,150
214J02
77,619
Support ¢wtLS
Fln*Dee
Insurance
Telephone
Carried forward
1617
839
3.456
.147
699
1.846
This pag¢ do¢s not fomi part of the statutory financial statement5
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SUPPORTING HUM￿￿ CIO
DETAILED STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL A￿1vr[lEs
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 202S
31.3.25
31.3.24
Fin*D¢e
Brought forward
Bank charges
4456
1257
1,846
729
713
2,575
Govern8nte tosts
ACr￿untanCY and legal fees
2,412
2,250
Total resourc￿ expended
221.427
82,444
Net Income
179.442
IiJ),574
This pa8e does not forni part of the statutory financial statements
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