Charity regi8tration number 1195284
TECH SHE CAN
ANNUAL REPORT AND UNAUDITED FINANCJAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30SEPTEMBER 2024

TECH SHF. CAN
LEGAL AND ADMINISTLITIVE INFORMATION
Trustees
A F Steven$
R Stcphens
P Hatninond
Higgin
l) Guha MBE
K Thomp50n
Charity numbtr
1195284
Pritrjtipal address
The Coach Hous¢
Golden Square
Hcnfield
BN'5 9DP
Independent examiner
M A VirgoACCA
Boortnans Acfjountants Ltd
Europa House
Gold8ione Villas
Hove
F.ast Sussex
BN3 3RQ

TECH SHE CAN
CONTENTS
Pxge
Tru51ees' repon
Siat¢Tnmt of trustees. responsibililics
Independent examinerfs rewrt
Sial¢rnent of financial activities
B&lance sheei
Staiement of cash fl<>ws
Not¢5 to the financial stat¢m¢nts
9- 16

TECH SHE CAN
TRUSTEES, REPORT
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 38SEPTEMBER 21124
The trustees pr¢seni their annual report and finaiicial staiements for the yeaT ¢nd¢d 30 Septeinber 2024.
The financial siaiemcnis have been prepared in accordance i¥ith the accounting policie$ %ct oul in notc l io rhe financial
Starerncnrs and eomply ivith the charity's CIO AssoLiaiion Consiitution, the Charities Aci 2011 "Accouniing and Rep)rtirtg
by Cliariiieg.. Sidternent of Recommcnded PTacti¢e applicable to charitics prcparing tlieir accounts in accordance with the
Financial RcportiiiB 8iandard applicable in ihe UK and Republic of Ireland {FRS 1021" (effectii'e l January 20191.
Objecttves
TLch She exisT8 for the public benefil to pur5U¢ Such chariiablc objectiv¢s, including but not limited to, advancing th¢
cducatioti of th¢ public in general land partiCul￿￿Y sir15 and women) in the field of terhnology. by..
Advancing the educaiion of young p¢opl¢ a5 to how te£hnolo8y 1$ used in differeni industries and thc br¢adth and
dcpth of tcchnology cartcri through the provision ol-resources and strvices lo educational insliiuiions.,
Il'orking with key srakeholders, rducaiional insiiiuiions and polic>-niaker5 to proinote equdlity and diversity within
IcchnDlogy and teuhnology careers and sh8r¢ besi pra￿l¢e initiaiives that help to attr&ct, rth8iJL develop qnd advance
wotnen in thc workpl&ce'
Promoting change in the workplac¢ through fomial WOTk exp¢ritnc¢ programmcs. internship5 and women-friendly
appreniiccships lo incrcase Ihc nurnber of women working in l¢rhnolo&v roles in ihe UK," ond
Conducting and comrni55ioning research and analy515 on gcnder issues relaicd lo Icchnology and publishing these
rtsulis for thc public b¢n¢fit.
Activities
Wc bridgL the gap betwcu industry, education and goi'¢rnmenL representing many voices. We are suprM)rted and funded by a
growing network of strategic partne￿ fTOm industry. Our networks of Schoo15 and our engagement with local, reBionJ and
national goircrnmcnts ar¢ also grom'ing.
Our Tech She Can initiatlVC8 are infomied and suptM)ned by thcsc partners and voices to ensure w¢ PTovidc educational and
in%piring inlcrv¢ntioD% and pathways th21 ultimately Support our mission to change the ratio of women in ie¢hnology.
During Tech She Can's third year, th¢ Charity ha8 focused its efforts on scaling the following ar¢as, Ivitii numerous successes
aiid highlights.
Introduction And scaling of LIVE lessons, Ivith our hi￿¢St audience in & singl¢ day io date. when our G¢ThAI LIVF.
lesson on Safcr Inlernet Day IF¢bruary 20241 reaLhd 40,000 swdents, and a further 14,200 post launch over th¢ T¢5t
of Ihc year.
We have iniroduLed eight LIVE legsions.. four secondary and four PriTnary school versions.
Wc no%%. havc a Suite of13 'K81ie and Tcx explore...
animations for primary school students
Wc've hosied 12 Careers Insighi Day% i¥iili num¢TOUS parthcrs, willi 442 girls beiiefiting Irom this CXPBrienc¢.
Iniroduccd Contiiiuing Pix)lessional tk,velopment ICPDI for teachers, with 369 teachers attcnding.
Our fir41 R¢gTonal loiigitudinal progratnnic, Wc'i'e started a Ihrec ycar pro8raintne- deploying regiortai based teachers
in Cuvenlry and Yorkshire tor in.person lesson5 delivercd by Tech She Can trained teachers gaining TnoTe robus1 and
longitudinal data s￿￿.
We have 800+ reg&stcrcd ChatllPiQn5.
Our social media pre8tne¢ has grown by 80/0 in followers across Q)mbin¢d socia] channels.
This year during London'fech Week we launched a Manif¢5to for Generation21 Chgng¢ and hosted an event with speakers from
governmcnl, industry} and ducalion, supported by Lvrd Knight and the MayoT ufi.ondon's oifice.

TECH SHE CAN
TRUSTEES, REPORT {CONTIF4UF.DI
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 SEPTEMBER 2024
Achievements performxD£e
TeLh %he Can'% Iinpacl Keport for Year 3, published on 9 October 2024 foT the Twning period I SepiembeT 2023 31 August
2024 can be touiid on die Chariiy's websiit., Our impa¢t- Techshccan.
During Tech She Can'5 third Y￿.. the charity hag iftere￿J its itnpacl Throu￿ iniliaiives providing deeper engagememt,
¢spccially with thosl that ne￿ us mosi in aFC8S ol low social iiiobililv and deprivation and with iniiiaiives locused on bToad UK
wid¢ reach, SU￿assing the majority of our targets..
Thc Tech Shc Can team and tsur volunteer Ch4mpion5 have directlv reached 130,000 students to dai¢. ￿mPared to a
Year 3 iargci of 120.000. Of ihe 130,000 students, 20,000 were reached via our Champions.
Over 530,000 51iidcnts liave viewed our playback lessons and resources 10 date via iechshecan.org, comparcd to ayear
3 iargei of 500,000.
Ncw fi)LUS for Year 3.. just under 20.000 studenis have now had repeated ini¢Taction with Tech She Can.
OUT impact in area8 of low social mobility dnd depTiVation.'
England
50/v of the schools rtaehed in EngIr￿d hav¢ above av¢i?ge studellis eligible for free school M￿S- double our Year 3
of 250h.
Scotland
35V/o of students diTettly reachtd are from the most deprived art&% in Scotland.
Wales
7￿/0 of 8tud¢nts directly reached are from ihe mo8t deprived aT¢as in Wal¢5.
Rtsourte5
The aciivitics are largely p¢rform¢d by the Tech She Can core ieam, $uP￿TI¢d by c0115ultants. a Ste£ring Group and Ihc Board
of Trugitcs. As at 30 S¢pl¢mb¢i' 2024. the core team compriscs 14 staff, seven are qualifi¢d ieachers,. tlie ieam is 930/0 women,
140/0 of Lthnic tninorily groups. During thi5 third year. Ihc Icam has been supported bv fouT con5uliani.% providing cxperl advicc,
for examplc on fundraising, other ￿t￿lia1 revenue sireams, pathwayg and Jelivery ot career insi￿}[ days. The core team 1% also
SUPPOTied by the Steering Ciroup - trom across 30 mttTnbcT Organis￿l0n$ aiid more i%'idel}' e.g. by organisaiions. Wotnen in
Tech neiwoTk& in various organisaiion8.
A WOTicty of Stral¢gic Partners have provided dedicaicd spon50rsliip for specific acliviiies subli *% Ihe delivLry of LIVE 1¢5sons,
anitnated l¢sson5, Car¢er Insighr Days, champion ses5ion& tcacher Continuing Profcssional DLvLIopTncnt ICPDI and targeted
regional in-schix)I deliverj. by our iea¢hcrs.
Finan¢ial review
In lh¢ period up to 30 Sepiembcr 2024, the toial Tnrome gcnerated by the charity was £1,020,881, WTth £179.490 deterred
income into tlie year ending 30th Sepiembtr 2Q25 which 15 th¢ period in wliich Ihe delivcry takes pl&ee. As a r¢5uIL incon]e of
£856.391 w'a5 rccogniscd in Ihe ycaT ending 30th Septcmber 2024. 1.or Year 3 total txprnditurc was £801,083. The total amouni
ol-thc charity's reserves ig £287.9Q7.
Tech Shc Can has intre&*ed the i'aluc of monctary funding in Year 3, whi¢h tnor¢ than offscts the reduction in lh¢ value of
Donations in Kind and reflects Ihe thariiy's development into self-suffieiency.
It is the policv of the charity ihai unrestricitd f￿dS should be tnaintained at a Itvel equivalcni to thrcc months ¢()tntnittcd
opcraling expenditure. Tlit trustees consider Ihai restrvcs ai this lei'el are ?ppropriate for th¢ activities and plans for ¢F￿r1¢y.
The trustees consider rhat Tcscrves at this levcl will ensure that, in the event of a signifiLani drop in funding through
m¢mberyhipy Ihe charil> s curreni aciii'iiies will be able to wntinu¢ while consideration is giv¢n io ways irt whTch gdditional
nd5 may be raised. This Itvel of rtSCTVCS has been rnaintain¢d throughoui the reFrf)riing period.

TECH SHE CAN
TRUSTEES, REPORT {COYTIliUED}
FOR THE YE4R E￿DED 30 SEpfEMBER 2024
PlaD$ for future periods- 2024nS
Ln Year 4, Tech Slie Can aims 10 fijrther scaic reach and irnpa¢L with a particulgT fo¢us on gir15 and in areas of low social
Tnobilily and dcprivalion, by..
Continue. enhancing and sealing Core pro8rammes
F.xpanding Ilie seric8 of themed l.IVE lessons and assemblits for both primary and secondary schools, intTe&%ing
cngagernenl and rcpcat rcach thToughoui the yr*T.
Exttiidiiig the reach of ieachers Iraiiied wilh our Continuing Professional Development ¢onten¢.
Continuing 10 deliver morc and largcr CaTccrs Insight Days, o￿nIng up door5 to our strategic partners to girls in areas
of low social mobility and depiivaiion.
nhanciiig the Lhampion community.. Incieasing and building our community of Tech We Can ChaJnpÉons lo ft)tther
our Tcach dircctly with schools and 5tudcni8.
We will continue our foeus on Slrengthening multi-y¢ar partner5hip5 and S¢CUTing larger funding to our impact.
Launching and cxpanding new activitieg..
Launch natien81 catnpaigns aimed at ehangirtg per¢eptiuns.
Pilot a rtcw cohort approach with industr). partners.. a longer tertn cohort approach across three years, tracking Ihc
inipaci on the giTls choices. peTt¢ptions, and a￿.arents5 of technology care¢r pathways alld options.
Develop our data stral¢gy and coll¢ctioD to pivvide evidence of longiludinal impaci.
Launch veaTly ironic even￿5 utilizing Tcch She Can'5 uniqu¢ position in bringing industry. educdtors and pupi15
ttig¢iheT.
Policy influtnr¢.' Continu¢ to position'fech She Can &$ a leading voi¢¢ in best practict for govertunent, indu$lry* and
education.
Further div¢r5ify our funding sourc£s io mitigate againsi ri8k8 such as economic downturns 2nd depriorilisation of any
nding received from corwrate Divetsity. Equity, and Inclusion (DEII iniliativcs.
Structure? governance management
The chaTity is a rhgritable Tncorporatcd orggnisation.
The ITU5tee5 who served during the ycar and up ￿ the date L)f si8tWiuT¢ of the finan¢ial $¢at¢ment5 w¢re'.
A F St¢￿ens
. J Maiher
P Prabhakara
R Stephens
P Hammond
W Redshaw
B Fliggin
R J Harris
PGuha MBE
K I'hompwn
IR¢sign¢d 27 June 20241
IResi8ncd 12 DEeembcr 20241
IResign¢d 13 OCto￿r 20231
(Resigned 23 OcEober 20241
The charity is managed by a Board of TTUSICCS, ￿h1¢h convcned quart¢rly throughout tlie year to ensur¢ the charity mcl its
objectlV¢s. Ai year-end, 62Q/o of the trusices were women, and 370/0 were from ¢thni¢ minority groups. The trustees arc
supported by a Stttring Group Lotnposcd of representativcs frorn over 30 member organisations.
The Irusiccs hal't tnsured proper governance by regularly reviewing their skills and experience, ensuring the right mix 10 Icad
Ihc chaTity fonvard. Nonc of tlic trustec5 ha% anv bencticial intercst in Ihc charity. The Irusiees Audit and Risk Cotntnittcc met
IhrouEhoui the yeaT ag TequiT¢d.
The trustees. report was approved by Ihe Board of Trusiees.
A F SicNens
Chair of Trustees
13 Jdftuary 2025

TECH SHE CAN
STATEMENT OF TRUSTEES. RESPONSIBILITIES
FOR TIIE YEAR E￿,DED 30 SEPTFNIBER 2024
The Irustces are responsible for pr¢paring th¢ TNste¢s' Rep)rt and the tjnancial siatements in accordance wilh applicable law
and Uniied Kingdom Accounting Standards (Uniled Kingdom G¢nei?Ily Acc¢pi¢d Accouniing Praciicel.
The law applicable 10 Ch￿illeS England and Wales requires ihe trusiees 10 prepare financial siaternen15 for each financial year
i%'hich giv¢ a truc and fair vi¢w pf the statt of affaits of thc ¢harity and of thc incoming resources and application of resourccs
vf th¢ ch4rity for that ye￿.
In preparing these financial staiements. the trusttts are required to..
scl¢cl suitable 8ccouniing policies and ihen applv them consistently..
- observe tht Melh￿l$ and principles in the Chariiies SORP.,
make judgejntnts and estiiiiaies thai are rwonable and prudeni..
stale wheihcr applicable accouniing standards have t¢cn followed. subject io any material departures di5c105ed and explain¢d
in Iht financial giaiemenis-,
prepare the finaneiai staiemenis on the going concem b&gis unless li is inapproprtate to presume that the charity will continu¢
in opciztion.
The trus¢e¢s ar¢ reswnsible for keeping sutTicient accounting r¢wrds that disclose with r¢asonable acturacy at any titne the
tinancial position of the charity. and cnoblc them to cn5ure that ihe financial stat¢tnenls Gotnply with thc LhuTilie.E Act 2011, rhe
Charity (Accounts aDd R¢wrlsl Regulations 2008 and the provisions of the tnsst d¢¢d. Thev •r u15LI r¢swnsible for
safeguarding the assets of the charity and hence for taking reasonable steps for the prevention and d¢t¢ctson of fraud and other
iir¢gulgriiie5.

TECH SHE CAN
INDEPE￿DENT EXAMINER'S REPORT
TOTHE TRUSTEES OFTECH SHE CAN
I rew)rt to the trustees on my examination of the financial statements of Tech She Can (Ihc rharityl for the year ended JO
qeplember 2024.
Respothslbilillts x]Jd basis of rep(krt
As ihe Irusiees of the chaTily you are re5wDsibl¢ for rhc preparation of the finanGial statements in accordance with the
requirements of Ihc Ch￿ltieS Act 2011 (the 2011 Act).
l Teport in respect of my examination of the chaTity's financial statements carried out undcr scttion 145 of the 2011 Act. In
carrying out my examinaiion I have followed all th¢ applicable Directions given bv the ChaTity (k>mmis5ion under seciion 145
15Xbl of the 2011 Act.
Independent ex&miner'$ statement
Since th¢ charity s gross income exceeded £250,0(M) your examiner must be a metnb¢T of a body listed in section 145 of the
2011 Aci. I confiTm that l arn qualificd to undcrtake the ex2mination becausc I am a member of The As%otiation ofchartered
CeriifiedAecounwits, which 15 one ot th¢ listed bodieg.
Your attention is drawn to the fJGt that the charity has prepared fjnancial statem¢nt5 in accordance with Accotsnting and
R¢porting bv ch￿1[1¢8 prcparing th¢iT dLL'ounls in aCCord8￿Ce wilh the Financi￿ Rwrting Standard applicablc in the IJK and
Republic of Ireland IFRS 1021 in preference to the Accounting RC￿rtIng b> Charities.. Siaiernent of Rccommended
Practice issued on l April 2005 which 15 referred to in the extant regulation5 bui ha8 now been withdrawn.
undcrstand that this has bcen done in ordtr for financial statements 10 providt a tTUC and fair view in accordance with
Generally A¢¢epled Accounting Praciiee effective for re￿rtIng periods beginning on or aA¢r l Janufjry 2015.
I have complcicd my cxaminaiion. I conflrm that no matters have tOTnE 10 Tny attention in connection wilh the examination
￿t￿lnE me cause 10 klieve ihat in any maierial rcspeci..
acc4)uniing record% were not kept in respect of the charity as required by 5eai0n 130 of the 2011 Aci,. or
the financial staicmcnt8 do not acGord wilh those records., or
thc financial statcments do noi cotnply WTth thc applicable requirements ¢on¢¢ming the form and wntent of accounis sel
out in the Charities IAc£ounts and Reports) R¢gulations 2008 othcr than any requiTem¢nt that the accounts give a true and
fair view which is t￿1 a tnatler considered as pari of ￿ independtni cxami5￿liO￿.
I have no conccms and hav¢ cotne across no oiher mallers in connection ￿'1th the examination 10 which attention should be
draw'n in Ihis Ttport Ill Order to cnable a proper understanding of the financial statements to be reached.
M A Virgo ACCA
Boorm8nsA¢countAnts Ltd
EuTopa 14ouse
(iold%ton¢ Vill
Hoi'c
Ea&t
BN13 3RQ
Dated.. 13 January 2025

TECH SHE CAN
BALANCE SHEET
ASA T30 SFPTEMBER 2024
2024
2023
Notes
Filed asset5
Tanoiblc asseig
5.665
5,489
Curr£TJt a55ets
DLbior5
Cash at bank and in hand
200,779
348.116
75,333
206,361
548,895
281,694
Creditors: &moththt$ f%tllinE due within olle
>ear
{266,653}
{54,5841
Net current asset5
282,242
227.110
Total *5sets less Current liabilities
287,907
232,599
Th¢ funds of the charity
Unrcstriclcd fvnds- d¢si8nated
Unreslricled funds- general
3,838
284.069
3,700
228,899
14
287.907
232.599
The financial 5tatetnenis were approved by the inisiee5 on 13 JanU￿Y 2025
B Higgin
Trllsttt

TECH SHE CAN
STATF,MENTOF CASII FLOWS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 SIPTEMBER 2024
2024
2023
Cxsh flows from operating activitie5
C￿h generdied from operaiions
17
144,431
117,272
Investlng *£tlvities
Purch￿¢ of iangible fixed assets
12,6761
(7,3191
Net tAsh used in illvestillg activities
12,6761
(7,3191
Net cash us¢d in finanf ing acti￿lieS
Net In¢￿aSt in cash And tish equiv#ltthts
141,755
109,953
C28h and equivalenis at beginning of year
206.361
96,408
Cgsh llnd cash equival¢nts at end of year
348.116
206,361

TECH SFIE CAIN
NOTES TO THE FINANCIALSTATEME￿Ts
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 SEPTE,IIBER 2024
Attountikng pollties
Ch¥rity information
Tech She Can is a chariiable incorporated organisation.
l.l Accounting convtntio
Tli¢ financial %tatein¢nls have b¢en prepared in acLordanLe wilh the ¢h2tity's governing document, th¢ Charities Act
2011. I.'RS 102 '1-h¢ Financial Rerorting Standard applicablc in the IJK and Rcpublir of Ireland" I'FRS 102-1 and the
Cliarities SORP "Accountillg and Reporting by Ch8Tities.. Siaiemenl of Recvmmended Pradice appl&cabl¢ to charities
preparing Iheir accounts in accordanue with (he Finaiicial Rcporting Standard applicable in th¢ IJK gnd Republic of
IT¢land IFRS 1021" (effective l January ?0191. The chaTity is a Publi¢ Benefit Entity a5 defined by FRS 102.
The charity has tskcn advantage of the pmvision5 ID th¢ SORP for chariiics not to prepare a Statemeni ofcash FI¢>w8.
The finan¢ial st3l¢tn¢nts. have departed from ihc Charities (Accounis and Rep(Trrtsl R¢¥ulations 2008 only to the exicnt
Irquir¢d lo provide a true and fair view. I'his d¢pthurt has involvtd following the %tst¢tn¢nt of Recommtnded Pi?ciice
for Ch￿.111¢5 applying FRS 102 rathcr than the veTSiOrt r>f the StateTll¢nt of Rc¢otnrn¢nded Pructicc which is referred to in
the Rtkyulations bui i¥hich has since been wiihdrawn.
The financial slaittncnls aTC PTcpared in slcrling, which is the funciional currency of tk charity. Montiary amounts in
these financial SVdietn¢nts are rounded to the nearest £.
The financial statements have been prepared und¢r the historical c051 conveniion. The principal acc4)uniing policies
adopted are sd out below.
1.2 Going ¢oncern
Ai the iinie of appr()ving thc fi[￿nClu] sthtcments, the rru5recs have a reasonable cxycclation that the thariiy has ad¢ouai¢
reSou￿e$ 10 continue in up¢iational existence for the foresecable filture. Thus the trusteeb ¢onlinu¢ io adopt the going
conccm basis of ac£ountlll8 in prcparing the financial statemenis.
.3 Charitable fvnds
Unrcstricred fund5 aT¢ availoblc for use at the discretion of the tTUStccs in fi]rthcranc¢ of their charitable objeciives.
Designated funds comprisc funds which have been set aside al the discrciion ot. the trustees for specific puw5cs. The
purposes and uses ol'ihe des1g[￿tCd funds are sel out in the notes io the financial siaiemenis.
Restricted fullds arc subject to spccific condiiions by d()nor5 or grantois as to how they may be used. The purwses and
U5¢5 uf Ili¢ re51ricted funds are Set out in the noics to the fJj￿n¢Ia] siaietnents.
1.4 Intomc
Iiicoiiie is recognised when Ihe charity is legally entitled lo il the amounts can be measured reliably, and it is probabl¢
thai income will be rtceived.
Cash donation5 w¢ r¢cognis¢d on rcceipi. ￿h¢r donations are retognis¢d once the GhaTity has been norificd of the
donation. unless p¢rfoi'manc¢ conditions require deferral of Ihc amoiint. Income i&x r¢cov¢rable in rel￿10￿ 10 donations
r¢¢eived under Gift Aid or deeds tsf covcnani is Te¢ogni%cd ilt th¢ tiTnB of the donalion.
Legacies are rccognised on rtceipt or otherwise if the charity kn been noiifitd of an impending distTibution, the amount
is known, and receipt is cxpectcd. If the amount is not known. the legacy is trcated as a ¢OnlingttJi asset.
Donated services and faciliiies arc included in thc Statenient of Financial Activities where the benefit to the charity is
reasonably qualllifiable and measuTable. The value pl¥c¥d on these resources is the ¢siirnated value to the eharity of the
s¢rvicL or lacilil), r￿e1ved.

TECII SHE CAN
NOTF,STO THE FINANCIAI.STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 311SEPTE,WBER 2024
Acr ou]Jting poliei
Icolltithutd)
1.5 Expenditure
Lxptndiiurtr is recognised once their is a legal or constructive obligaiion io transfer economic benefit to a third paty, it is
probablc Ihai a transfer of economic bentfils Wtll bc rcquired in Settlemertl. and the amount of the oblig21ion can be
m￿s￿red i'eliably.
ExpendTtUT¢ 15 Glassified by activity. The ¢osL% of each activity rna(l¢ up of lh¢ total of diir¢¢ costs and shared ¢osi$,
including support costs involved in undertaking each activily. Direct Costs altribuiable to a single activily are allocaitd
direcily to that activity. %hared costs whioh contributc to more than one activity and support costs ￿h1¢h are not
attributable io a single activity are apportioned betw¢¢n those aGtIVTtleS OD a basis wnsi5tent wilh the use of resources.
Central staff c051s are allocated on the basis of time spent, and depreciation charge8 are allocated on the portion of the
asse( s use.
Fundraissng cosis include the salsries and OVeTheadg 3SSOtiated with Eenerttting income frotn stTttiegic partnerships and
dotLatiOn5.
Govemance costs include Ih08e incurred in the governance of the charity and its asseis and are primarily &ssoci&¢d
consiiiuiional and sthtuiory requirements.
1.6 Tangible fixed Asset5
Tangible lixed assets are initially measured ai ¢ost and subsequcrttly mttsUTed ai Cost or valuation. nci ofdepreciation
and any irnpairmcni losses.
D¢pr¢Liation is recognised so a5 to write off the cost or valuation of assets less their residual values over their useful lives
on the following bases..
Office equipinent
Computer equtpment
4 y¢#r$ straight line
4 years strnighi lin
Th¢ gaill or loss ari8lllg on the disposal of an a85et is determined as the difference t¢tween the sale proceeds and ihe
carying value of the assel. and is recognised in th¢ statement of financial activities.
1.7 ImpAirmtnt of fixed #5setS
Ai each rewning end dat< the charity reviews the carrying amoiints of ils langible assets lo determine wheihtt there is
any indication that ihose asscts hav¢ suffered an impairmcni loss. If any such indicaiion cxists, the recovtrablc amouni of
the asset is estimated in order to determine ihe ¢xtent of the impairment loss {if any).
1.8 Financial instrurnents
The charity has clcclcd to apply thc provisions of Scclion I I 'Basic Financial Instrufflent5' and Scction 12 '0ther
Financial Initrurnenl$ lssu¢$' o>f FR$ 102 to all of it% finan¢ial instTuments.
asiefittancialo5sets
Basil financial &sets, which include d¢btors and osh and bank balanLes, aT¢ initially measured at twsaction prit¢
including lrnnsaction costs and are subsequcnily carricd al atnortiscd Using the cffLclive interest mcihod unle55 Ihc
aTrnngem¢nt Gonstitutts a fiDancing transaction, wheT¢ the tTan5adion 15 Tn¢4swed at the pr¢s¢nt value of the future
T¢¢eipts discounte(l at a mw'ket rate of interest. FinanGial assets cla55ified gs Tec¢ivabl¢ within one year are not wnortised.
Bftsicfinanciftl liftbililie5
B&sic finaiicial liabilities. including creditors and bank loan% are initially recognised at transaction price unle55 th¢
arrangement constitutes a financing transacrion. whcre th¢ dcbt insirurncni is measurcd ai the presenr valuc of the fuiurc
payments discounted at a market raie of inieresi. Financial liabilities classified as payable within on¢ year are not
amortised.
Trade creditor5 are obligattons io pay for goods or services that have acquired in the ordinary wurse of operations
from siippliers. Arnoiinrs payable arc classificd as currcnr liabiliiic8 if payrncni is duc w'ithin one year or less. If noi. the},
are presented as non-curr¢nt liabiliiitt. Trade crediiors are i.eco￿lIS¢d iniiially ai transaciion price and 5ubs¢quenily
m&q8urtd at amoniscd cost using the cffecliwe intcrcst method.
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NOTF,S TO TIIF, FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR TIIE YEAR EI%DED 30 SEPTEMBER 2024
Accounting policie5
Icolllittuedl
1.9 Employee benefits
The cost ol. any unustd holiday entitlement is rec4)gnised in the period in which the tmployce's gervices are received.
Terniination benLfiiS are Tccogniscd immcd1￿tlY as an expcnse when the charity is dcmonstrably committed to ierminate
Ihe employment ot'an cmployee or to pix)I'idt iemiination bentlits.
.10 Retirement benefits
Payment% lo defin¢d contribuiion r¢tir¢m¢nt btn¢fJt 5cliemes are charged ￿ an expen$¢ as they fthl due.
Donations #nd legxties
Unrestricted Unrestricted
funds
runds
2024
2023
Donations and gifis
t)onoted good5 and 5¢rvicts in kind
123,921
85,724
126,548
252,332
209,645
378.880
Donatiolls and gift5
Corroraie donations
Donations froin individuals
103.398
20,523
12,447
123,921
126,548
l)onated St￿let5 in kind
Duriiig the year various staff members were seconded from their employer to carry out ivork ot] behalf of ihe chariry. In
accordance with the charity's accouniing policy the irusiees csiimaie the value of the staff costs to k £84.527 {2Q23
£252,332).
Income from cbgritable activitie5
Str*tegit
pxrtn¢rships
Grants
r¢¢tived
Total
Total
2024
2024
2024
2023
Sales wiihin charitable attivities
Perfonnance relaied grants
433,146
433,146
213.600
339.066
213,600
433,146
213,600
646,746
339,066
Analysis by fund
Urnestricteil funds
Resiricted funds
430,021
3,125
430,021
216.725
293,216
45,850
213,600
433,146
213,600
646.746
339,066

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FOR TIIE YFAR EJVDED 30SEPTEMB£R 2(124
Nef movemtllt ill funds
2024
2023
The net movement in funds is stated after charging{crediiingl'.
Depreciation of owned tangible fixed assets
2,500
1.830
Trusttt5
Non¢ of th¢ tru5t¢e5 lor any persons connected wttli ttlcml r¢cciv¢d any remuneration OT btncfits from the Charity during
the Ye￿..
Employees
The average monihly number of employees during ihe year was-.
2024
In kind
2024
Payroll
2023
kind
202J
Payroll
Ernployment ¢051S
2024
2023
Wagcs and salarics lincludiiig donated s¢i'viccs in kindl
Social security costs lincludirtg donated serviccs kindl
Other pension ¢osl$ (including doDat¢d services in kindl
466.519
48,741
10,480
38.544
8,524
525,740
362,202
The numt¢T of tmploytts ￿,hOSe annual remuntration tnor¢ Ilion 160,000 15 a5
follows..
2024
Z023
Number
Numbtr
£60.001 to £70,000
T*x*tion
The charity 18 eX￿mpt frotn takation on its activities be£ause all ils income is applied for ehariiable PUT￿3￿.
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NOTES TO THE FINANCIALSTATEMETrfTS {CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR E￿,DED 30 SEPTEMBER 21124
T&llgible fixed Assets
Office
equipment
Computer
equipment
Cost
Ai l October 2023
Additions
149
5,973
3,873
6.122
3,873
AI 30 September 2024
49
9,846
9,995
DepreciThtion impRirment
Ai l Ociober 2023
l)¢preciaiion charged in th¢ year
37
38
.793
2,462
1,830
2,500
AI 30 Scptcmber 2024
75
4.255
4,330
Carrying amoullt
AI 30 Scplcinbcr 2024
74
5.591
5,665
AI 30 S¢pt¢rnber 2023
112
5,377
5,489
10 Debtor5
Z014
20Z3
Amounts f311ing due one year..
Trade debtors
Pirpaymenls and accrued sncome
200,216
563
74.4QO
933
200,779
75,333
Creditors.. amounts falling due within one ytar
2024
2023
Notes
Oiher taxation and Social security
Deferred income
Trade crediiors
Othcr crcditor8
AGcruals
81,603
179,490
2.325
1.943
,292
36,122
15,000
853
12
2.609
266,653
54,584
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NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS {CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 SEPTEMBER 21124
12 Deferred income
2024
2023
Arising froni in¢omc rcccivcd in advance
179,490
15,000
Deferred income is irtclU(k￿d in the financial siaiements as follow$'.
2024
2023
D¢frrnl inconie is included within..
Currtnt liabilities
179,490
15,000
Movements in the year..
D¢ferred income al l October 2023
Rcleastd from previous peTiods
Reseurccs deferrcd in the year
Is,￿0
115,0001
179,490
15.000
Dcfcrrcd incom¢ at 30 S¢pt¢inkr 2024
179,490
15,000
13 RetiremtDt benefit sehemts
2024
2023
Deflned tonlributloh sehtm¢$
Charge to PTofJt or1055 in r¢5pect of defined contribution 5chernes
10,480
8,524
The charily opetaies 2 defined wntTibulion pension Scheme for all qualifying employee8. The assetg of the scheme att
h¢ld separatclv frorn those of the charity in an independently administered fund.
14 Designllted funds
The unresiricied fund8 of ihe charity comprisc the unexpcnded balances of donation$ and gT8nts which are not 5ubje£t to
specific condiiions b). dLTrnvrs and grdtitor5 as lu hov4 ihcy niay be used. These include desig[￿ted fvnds which have ken
set aside our of unrestricied fL￿d8 by the tTUSt¢¢s foT s￿¢IfIC purp05e5.
MowemElIt in fund5
Incoming
TrAnsfers
re50urcts
Balanee at
October
2lJ23
B#l#rtte xt
30 StptembEr
2024
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3.700
138
3,838
3,700
138
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NOTESTO THE FINANCIALSTATEMEiNTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 SEPTEMBER 21124
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Analysis of ntt 11ssets belwetn fuJJds
Unrestricted Designated
funds
funds
Z024
2024
TotAI
Tot*1
2024
2023
Fund balance5 at 30 September 2024 are represented
by..
Tangible ass¢t5
cu￿ettt a$sa￿lI1#bilities}
5,665
278,404
5,665
282,242
5,489
227.110
3,838
284,069
3,838
287,907
232,599
16 Related PArty trithsattiotts
There weTe no diselosable r¢l#t¢d party trwisaGlions during the year.
17 CA5h g¢n¢rat¢d from optrations
2024
2023
Surplus for Iht year
55,308
133.843
Adjustments for..
DepT¢ciation Jnd irDpaiTm¢nE of tatwble fixed assets
2,500
1,830
Movements in working capital..
Ilncr¢as¢1 in dcbior5
InLrttasc in crcdilors
Increase in deferred income
1125,4461
47,579
164,490
{50,7481
17,347
15,000
C&sh gentr*ttd from operxtlolls
144,431
117,272
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