Chartty regl•tration number 1196648 IEngl•nd and Wales)
Company W1¥￿tIon numb•r 06021283
NEW HEIGHTS- WARREN FARM COMMUNITY PROJECT
ANNUAL REPORT AND UNAUDrrED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2024

NEW HEIGHTS . WARREN FARM COMMUNITY PROJECT
LEGAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION
Chaimwn
Mr S Ffynn
Dlr•ctor•
Mr S Ftynn
MrJ Lowe
Mr J McGorm•n
rMDaly
MrJ Head
Mr3 S L 8yme
Mr8 C Gutteridge
Mrs S Cn>ss
Mrs M Lgrdan
Mrs C Walker
Trustees
Mr S Flynn
Mr J L￿￿0
Mr J M¢Goman
rMDaty
Mr J Head
Mrs S L Byrn•
Mr5 C Gultendp
Mr6 C Walkei
Secretary
Mr8 S L 8ym•
A8sodate
Thè Quang Nguyen
Chanty numbor
Company numbor
rffjJ21283
Rè9i618r¢d offiea
124 wa￿&n Fami Road
Kingstanding
Birminghsm
B44 OQN
Independent examiner
Ethvards Accountants (Midlands) Limrted
34 H¥h Strott
AldrKJge
Walsall
West Midland8
WS9 8LZ

NEW HEIGHTS- WARREN FARM COMMUNITY PROJECT
CONTENTS
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Tnmtèe8' report
Independtrnt èxamingf8 rgwi
Statemgnl of financial actNib
10
B¥lan¢e sheet
11
Note8 lo Ihe finandal slalements
12-20

NEW HEIGHTS- WARREN FARM COMMUNITY PROJECT
TRUSTEES. REPORT (INCLUDING DIRECTORS. REPORT)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2024
The tnjstvs we5ent Ihdr report and finana81 stslements for the year erthd 31 De￿be[ 2024. 1 would like lo thank
all the staff, trustees and vofuntèW8 forthèir work during thk% year.
As a tharity w8 are proud that we have been supported by $0 many luntters In tho last yaar induding Natlonal Lottery,
Henry Smith. S(thon Coldfield Muniixpal Chaiitsble Trust. Btsmingham Cty Ctyjncil, Chtklren In Need. Wllliam
Cadbury and mony othern.
The aC￿UnIS hav8 been pmpar8d in 8(tordène• vnth the accouniing pdlcaes sol oul in notè 1 to thè accounts and
comply with th8 Irusys goveming document. the Companres Aci 2W6 and the Stsiement of R8￿MManded Practice.
'Ac¢ounling and Reporting by Chanties-, isw6d in March 2CQ5.
Structurn. govornance and management
Th8 Company is registered as an incorporated tharty (¢harfty no. 11W}.
The trustOè8, who aré also Ihè dir•¢Xor¥ lor tho purpose ofeompany law. and s•rvèd duiin9 tho y••r and Ltp lo
the dale of signatsjre olthe hrTran¢ial statements were..
Mr S Flynn
MrJ Lowè
Mr J McGoman
rMDaly
MrJ Head
Mrs S L Byme
Mr8 C GutteNd9e
Mrs S Cross
Mrs M Lordan
rs C Walkei
<Resiwod 7 Fgbruory 2025)
{Re8ign•d 7 Fe￿ry 2025)
Nono ol the trustees has any benefi¢481 inl•re8t in the Company. Al olthe trustae$ are members of Iho cxJmp8ny and
guarantee lo e4Jnlribul8 an amount not exceeding £10 In the event ol a wirKling up.
company'# cuffenl polty L¥Jnctming tho paymènt of tra￿ ¢x•ditorn Is lo follow th9 CBI'S Promw Pay&rs Code
(Copies are avaIla￿e Irom the C81, Centr• Point, 103 New Oxford Street, London WCIA 1 DUI.
The cornpony's current policy conceming the payment of trado ￿¥d11016 18 to..
s&1116 the lerm$ of payment wrth supplieTr when agr¢elng the lem)3 of each transaction."
ensur8 that sup￿lerS a￿ made aware of thg lem)s of payment by indusion ofthè relevant l&nns In conlract8.'
pay in accoidarKe wrth Iha (x1mpan￿$ e¢ntradual and other legal 0￿19ationS.
The ch8rity eonb.nues to receive support from Christ the King Catholie Chwch. lQn9stsndln9. We also work in
partnershlp wrth other Ictsi chadlies.

NEW HEIGHTS. WARREN FARM COMMUNITY PROJECT
TRUSTEES, REPORT (CONTINUED){INCLUDING DIRECTORS, REPORT)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2024
Our alms. objeetiv•s, vl••on and a¢ti¥fities
Our charty's purposes are sel out ￿ Ihe c1)rrta￿ed ￿ thg L*8rty8 trusl dewj.
CharltyAim
To meet the needs of the most di8advantaW memb8r8 of the King8tanding communty And to h•lp to bring about
socr'al coh8$ton.
Oble¢tlve8
1. To r81ieve ek16￿ paopl• r•aident in Ihe Klng51andlng communrty Wt￿ are in need in any mannor 8• t
trusl89s may frtsrn lim• to timo delaim￿¢.
2. To act as a resouicg for young people liwn9 in the King$tanding c4)mmunty by pwding advicè and
assistants and Organi￿n9 pro9rammes of physical, edu¢atMJnal 8nd oth•r •(aMt*s as a m••n8 of .'
lal Advanclng In lrfè and helping young p￿p1a by de￿lo￿n9 Ihelr skll8. eapaul*s and capabilrt*s lo enab18 thorn 10
participale in 80eJety as ind8pendenl,matLtre and responstrj￿ indivMJu*.
Ibl Advancing •du¢alion.
{Gl Rglieving unémploym8nt.
(dl Providing re¢reallonal and lelsure ts.me ac*'vity in tho inlotssts of $oo•l wthre lor p8ople Itvlng In the area of
benefit who hav8 need by reason of Iheir youth. agè , infimirty or disabihty. poverty 01 social and economic
clrcumstances wrth a view lo improwng the eondth'ons of lif• ol su(* pers¢)n8.
3. To advanco the $du￿tIOn of and preserve and prolecl Iho hoth of par•nts, partIc￿lartY vuln?rabltr parents.
4. For Such charitable PUWises as thè tru￿￿e8 may from time to ￿Mts d6t&mine.
Our vl•lon
Naw H¢ight$ Charity is"Awelc4)ming oasi$ for eommunlty. supportj.ng perw)al Improvement, stronger
famity Nfe. ￿mmunitY cohesron aml those in thè most n•ed.'
$tr4t•gle Pl•n
Qur project manager Shgnl81 Carty has lod us vary effethty durtng the year. She has bogn very successful
in building new links and re￿￿"OnshI￿ wrth partner5. It ￿ for example great lo seg our finks Wrth local
8chools becomlng stronger.
We eontinu8 to use and monrtor the effectNeness of a 3 year devekJpm8nl plan. The Board consid&rs the
devolopment plan whieh runs from Jan ?02*D￿mb￿r 2028 at m*eiing ana le￿ewS progress madé
In the a(*i8vemenl of agreed Obj'ècli￿s. It has proved lo be a very usefijl lod.
This approaej) helps us to".-
Ensure our a¢tivth'es remained focussed on our staled chanty c*ytcts
. Rewew policy & procedure an(1 urKlate docum*nls & training
. Ensuie that safeguarding ha8 a htrjh pri￿ty.
have refetre(J to guidance contsIn￿j in thg Charity CoThMs$t*n'$ 9eneral gU￿an￿ on public ￿neffi
when reviewing and planning our actiwbes. In P8niwtar, Ihe trustees consKJer how pianned ac*Mliès will
contribute to meetirig the ams and objeclives.

NEW HEIGHTS. WARREN FARM COMMUNITY PROJECT
TRUSTEES, REPORT {CONTINUED)(INCLUDING DIRECTORS. REPORT)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEAIBER 2024
Inlemal control risk$ are mirrimi8e(I by lh8 inpl•mentstion of wocedures for 8uihorisation of all trans8¢tion$
and projects. Procedur95 8re in pla￿ to ensure compliance wrth heatth arbd 8af•ty of all staff. volunteer5,
dienls and vi8ltors lo the Cenire. These p1¢x&Ju￿$ are por￿SIr￿1￿ rfrMeW￿ to ensure that thèy continue
lo meet the needs of the Charity.
How our actlvltl•8 d•liver publlc ben•fft
Our main activities and those who wè try to help are de8￿lbe(l beknw. All our charitatrAe actmlies focus on
working with peoF4e in ihg ￿n9standIng ￿4rd and suvrounding area who are I￿ing in challangit)g ai¢Umatsn￿8.
To meet the charlty'• oblrftlvm wt d•llver a range ol••rvlcu Indudlng:
. Domo$ts"c Abuse Counselling Service
. Advlce & Advocacy Sarwcè on Wellare. DI￿￿￿ty, Htyjslng & EmFAoyment
'Community Cafg'_ induding opportun￿"e$ fof volunieer51o gain aceJodit&d qualification8.
Lu￿heOn Club, Be-fnending & Tai Chi
4 Monthly Community Meals & Fèstival Cdtsbrthion8 (Chri8tmas Day & Easter Sunday)
'Lesl w8 Forger Dèmentia Choir
'Imagina' mental health supp(xt g￿p
• New Heights Youth Ftyum
. Youth Social Action prolects, communty lett&rn and caftls of knndne
. Communily Consultallon
. Slow Cooker cooking s&#sions
• Wellnes$ W8dne8day8
. Community and Educational Tdp$ e.g. to HryJ8• of Partoomanl. th?￿r¥, garden c*ntre8. Weston Super M8r•
• Arts & Crafts
* Meeting room for communty group$
. Sealed Exerase
• Support lo Childran And Fami&0•
> School Hollday Youth Soclal A￿￿1. *etMty p4(kn
> Toy giveaway 91 Christmas
> Free Sthool Holiday Children'$ o)mmunty meals
Cro¢het and Quvi Group
> Parert & Toddler slay and play $088ton8 MoThJay & FrKfay
To •nhance communlty support wlthln th• charlty'• obl•cllv•• we fa¢•lltst• ddlv•ry ot •ctlvltl••
by partnern Includ5ng.'"
• Educallon support (Math8. English. S¢i8n(* & IT c4as8esl
.Alcohol support me81ings {AA & AKitNinl
Health Eating group
• Narcotic¥ Angnymous
. Homeslart
Uirminghjm Mind
. B2Wofk
• Tttr￿e
Birmingham Adurt Educatlon
. Ntsrth Bimiingham 4 Ukralne

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TRUSTEES, REPORT {CONTINUED)(INCLUDING DIRECTORS, REPORT)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEAIBER 2024
Who and ￿neffte￿ from our ser¥lce#?
!￿e of our strategies is lo engage wlh other prowder5 and help them reath their lar9¥t b&nefioari8s. Thls has led us
Into strong partnerships wrth Kingstanding Thursday Club, Imagine IMenl81 Heatth Self Help Group). Alcoho11¢5
Anonymgus, Al-anon. as wel as many others. We offer them good meeting fac￿rtIeS. neiworks, promotion of their
$eTrices and Int&r-agency contads.
Through OLtr own n•￿ork of volunleers, newsletters, website. nolit&txJards. aoual m•dia. referrals sy$lem and wor
of mouth, wè are able to give OLJr partners access lo the people they wish to aerye. We have also dèveloped our
partnership wotkino approach, and now represented on kèy stratagic boavd$ induding 8imiir7gham North Local
Community Safety Partnership Board. Bimingham North Domesb¢Abuso Forum and'sp￿t of lQngstan¢Ylng' group.
r•rn8in committed to d8liv6ring a range of 5eMces and acb"vrte5 which m8•1 local n8gds. Th• Community Cafe
building prO￿deS offiee facalities for the NEST projed offering Domesiic Abuse Counselling Semces and beneffts
advice. Other actiwlies delivered by chanty volunteers. supporled by a small stsff team. are deh"vere¢ from both the
Comrnunily Calg and Sl John's Cenlre. AJI ol thèse iniliah.ves 8llow us lo meel people who myhl need direction lo
another se￿Ic8 and lo provide slrongor comrnunfy trjhèsion. There ￿￿ thousands of pgoplè in Kingslat)ding Ward
vtho have benefitted from the servKes through Nthv Heiohts Charrty.
Outreach
Th& outrgach work of1￿ charlty prowdes support lo vulnerable 4dult$ living in OLtr Community. In partnerthip wrth
the St Vlncsnt Oe Paul Sodety and Christ th• Kino P•ri&h approxim•lefy 80 people •Te visilgd at hom8.
most of Ihese ar& hou$&bound dtse to disabrfity or llln&8s. This seiwce Is proMde(1 by voluntggrs.
offer A 8ignposling servlcts io other wganisations that can prowde hèlp and 8UPPOrt to l¢)cal p•opb.
Challeng• uolng forward:
One bi9 ¢hallen9e faryng a￿ ¢harrtie$ is ftjnd raising. T￿ gr• mor• charib"e8 and the pthjl o1granl8 they are
blddlng into has diminished. At tha same time the n•ed acro￿ the Co￿ty ha8 InrAoa8ed.
Th8 livas of di8advanlag•d people Imng Mthin our ￿rnMunty ojntinug lo be *nfficantly imp#ct8d by the
onwing'C)8t of Livtng, ¢rislB which 1$ increasingty imp8L*ng indmduals and fgmilie$.
We carTied out a major survey in Ihe ALrtumn of2024. Thi8 Showed v5 that som• of the key
concgms In th8 ¢ommunily 4r8- fin8ncAal iS￿e$. cost of uvlrtles, Isofation, mental h￿1b. loneli￿$5 and
w8ILbaing. Thig 8urvey highli9Med that, In our Qornmunty peoplè leel untrn￿rtant. underv8lued and ar•
lac￿￿9 In ￿nfiden￿.
This suryey highlighted that there 1$ a need for th6 wovk Ihat we undtrtskè aThJ Ih•t w& r*d to keep on
de￿lopIng this.
For oldèr and dis8b18d people'No(mal Life. continulrvJ. amow other thirfjs to be Impacted by tho
'Cost tsf Living, Cri8is, includiro..
. Incrèas8d Foodl Heating poverty
- L105ur¥ of auiwb.es previousty by oth•r churchlthwitylcommunty group¥.
. A¢c65S to key servi￿$
need lo look at coth'nuSng to offèr opportunitie$ to Trmlvnieers 8nd ensure that we are offering a broad
range of activrties to the comm(rnity.
Flnancial revlew
By prudent management and stttesstul bidding lorfijnds. the Charity is in a sound financial positlon.
Shantel Carty (Project Manager} th8 team and dealt with thè financla issues in pathership with Mike Daty.
one of the trustees.

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TRUSTEES, REPORT (CONTINUED)(INCLUDING DIRECTORS. REPORT)
R)R THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2024
Cuirentiy, the￿ are no invtrslmenls other than buiklings wth reserves suffic4ent lo mèet the cJJrr8nl working
capital requirgmert8 of Ihe ch*Ay.
Our rnaln $r¥Jr¢e of ra9ular unoth.cted irwne o)rfinues to be from Bervicè proth who use our pr¢mise8
and volunte&r-le¢J fundraising actiwties. Th15 unre*rided ino)me covers our buildings Maintenan￿ and
and running costs., this In￿Me however. it has been som￿hat impacted by the conts"nuing 'Cost of Livtng. cAsl8.
It Is to be noted that unreslricted income has Slow￿ irKreasèd as the 8CtMties offgred al the Cafe sile
continues io expand. and the wedal1￿ is that there ￿11 b• futher Improvement in 2025.
Funding for staff comes from grant m8kn.ng bodigs. Thè la¢t that in Ihe main 8eN¢es 8nd activrh'e$ arg
delivered by volunloers and we ho￿ o paid members of staff makes this mor8 Sustainable.
Wg continue to 8eek new partners.and Ihg s81￿$ they prowidg. •# a lough ecorK)rnlc dlmaie naturally
causes mofe needs amongst th• etrfwnunity w• Serve. ospeoaly kn lQ"ngslanding, an arèa of major deprivation.
Plan• for th• futu
The Charty Board 8tr8legy 13 Its kèep $laffing eosts al lthfs Ihat ￿11 imposè financi81 and
Structural risks to Ihe chority. Thi$ 18 complemented ty a Msion that places workirNJ in partnership as
anoth8r key component in makn'ng our charty both &ffective and $ustainable. working wilh volunteers
also has its challenges, this lorms the third elèm8nl in a wsion that marri&s finand81 strategy Wrth a vtsion
for the LX)mmunity that invrtes Ihe ￿mrnunty lo play a key part in 8olving rts own problems.
We continue to 8••k PWth•r8hip8 and opportunll*8 for ackniK?8 and SLWPOrt whith ￿1[ add to oui
sion for our area and the communty.
Op8ratlng r•••rv• poll¢y
l. Purpo••
The purpose of Ihis new Operats'ng Rgs•rv8 Policy for New HeKdhts- Waffen Farm Community Project 1$ to
build and maintain an adequate level of Unr¢$￿.¢ted net assets lo support the organisalion'g day lo day
operalK)ns in the event of unforseen shortfams. The ￿seThe may also b& usad for ona-lima, non-recurring
expenses that will build long-lerm capauty. such as staff devek)pmenl. research and development, or
Inveslmenl in infrastructure. Operating reserves are not intended to replace a pem)aneni kjss of funds or
81iminale an ongoing budgel gap. The org8nisalion intends for the operaling rwserve lo b8 us•d and
r•plenish8d wrthin a reasonable period of time. This Opèrating Reserve Policy win be Implemgntad in
eonjunclion with the other finanoal pohaes of the organisation and is intended to support Ihe goals and
81ralegies conlained in thos¢ wlated polhies and in Strateglc arKI operational plans.

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11. DafiniWon8 and goals
The operating Reserve Fund is defined as the de&gnaled hjnd sel asrde by the gc*on of the Board of
Diroctorsrrru8tÈ08. Thè minimum amount to ba deS￿nated as opergting rgs&rv8 win be 08tabli8hed as an
amount sufflcieni to maintsin ongoing operations and projects for a set peiiod of time, measured In months.
The Operaiing Reserve serves a dynamic rola and WIN b• re￿¢We￿ a￿j adjusted in respons8 to Inlem81
and extemal ehang•s.
The largel minlmw Operating R•seNe Fund equ￿ to 8 morth8 of average recuff￿g unrestrictèd oper81ing
In additlon to car￿latIng th8 a¢￿ opeT*ing reserv8 ai the finanaal y8ar4nd. the opew'ng reswve fvnd
largel mlnimum will be calculaled each year after 8pproval olthe annual budg&l. These r8seNes will be
reported lo Ihe Board of OirocawThw8tees and k)duded r¢gul8r fin8nc4al r8p)rts.
ni. Accounung for Re¥•rv
The Operating Reserve Flrnd b8 r4eordod in the ècctyJnfln9 8yStgm and financial $tslem8n15 as a 8oar<l
Designated Op8raling R•$efye. The Operating Reserve Fund will be funded and availablo in cash Of cash
equivalent$. Operating reserves will ￿ M￿ntaIned in 8 separato bank a￿Unt
IV. Fundlng of RM•r¥•8
The operating Reserw Fund WHI be funded Wrfh 5urplu8 unrestricted operating fvnd8. The Board of
Direclorsrrruslees may. from lime lo time. d1￿cl that a 6pocffi¢ of revenue be set aside foi
operatlng r￿￿96. Example$ may includ• on&tsme gffls or bequests, spBo"al grants. or special ak)peat8.
The chair and Tre83ur•r WIU Id•nt￿ Ih¢ need for acces6 to reservè fvnds and e(Jnfim) that tho us0 18 con8i8tènl
with Ihè purposè of the re3erves 48 descrtbed in th1$ 0per8b.ng ReseTre Polrcy. Deterrnination of negd
requires analy￿$ olthe $uffic4ency of Ihe tyrrènl level of re8erve hjnds , the avallabilty of any othèr sour
ol funds before using r•8erves, and evalualion of the time perThl br whith U)e funds will ba r0quir¢d and
8¥plainad.
V. Authorlty to use op•r*tlng r•••r¥
Authority lor thè of operating reserve5 is defegated to the Chair 8nd Tr•a$uror in consvllation with thè
othtsr Trust&e5 induded ￿ the Bank Mandatè. The use ofoperattry ￿SerVeS Mll be reported to Iho 808
of Dir8CtcKstrTu8lee8 at their n•xt scheduled meeting, acthmpanied by a description of the anay15is arKI
delerniinalion olthe use of the funds, and plans for replenishment to restore Ihe Operab'ng Resem Fund to
th* largel minimum amount. The Chair must receivg prior apwoval from th• Board of D1r*cto￿￿r￿$t9?$.

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FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2024
Vl. Reportlng and Monitoring
The Chair and T￿a￿j[¢r are resF¥)nslble for ensuring that the 0￿￿tIng ReseNe Fund is maintained and
used only as described In this Poliry. Upon apwoval ol the use of operaling rs$ervo funds, the Chair ond
Treasurer will maintain r8ttJrds of uee of the funds and plan for repl#ni8hment. They w￿1 provide regular
minimum amount.
The Chair and Trèasurer together wrth Truslees will annually dwss vthal addrt￿In￿ risk factors mwhl ba
eonsidered for the organisabon. the impact of bud9etsng on 0￿rating reserve18v8ls. and any
requirements of external funding or9anisations.
Vll. R•latlon•hlp to oth•r polklèB
The Chair and Treasurer shall maint•in thè following boar&approved pokns. whoth may contain provislons
that affe¢t tha cxeation. suffveney. and manag8m•nt ofthe Oporating Reserye Furvj.
• Risk Management relat￿ pol*x8 and tools to m*iimise rlsk. induding Conlingen¢y or Disaster
Preparedness Plan
• Policies rglaled lo 0￿rating and Caprtal Budgeting
. Fund development P￿￿e8
Vlll. R•vl•w ol Pollcy
Thig poli￿ will ￿ ￿¥￿Wed by Ihe DIre¢lorn￿r￿$t￿fr3 every 12 rrrf)nth$ al minimum, Of sooner rfwarr¥nt8d
by intemal or ext&mal events or changes. Changes to th& policy will ￿ a9r8•d by ihe of Diroclor81
Trustees. Th18 policy. upon every Tewwon mu$l b• distftbthèd by DirectorWTrustges to the responwble
Staff and any othar inlar•8t8d p•rti•s. The treasurer 109ether wtth th• Board of DiierAOrS￿W$te0S aro
r•$ponJlb16 for Ihfr rgcommendathon ol financoal F(slloes. strategies. and budgèts that support the mi88ion,
values and strategic F4an of the organisalion. Ils purpose is to ènsur• that th• finandal heatth and integnty of
the organisalion in pursurf ol rts m18won tts meet Ihe needs of the rnosl dlsattvanlaged members of the
King8tandin9 community and lo he￿ to bnng abo￿ sooal La)hosKKJ.

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FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2024
company knv, are r•￿￿1b1& for kywrthg the Trustees. Re￿ tho finawal statem￿ts In acc￿{lance wlth
applicable Jaw and Un#ed KJi¥(l¢xnAcownUng Star4l*dg (UTht•d KingdL¥n Acx*untmg
Pr•cUce).
Company Law rewirns th k) financla StatW￿ for eath fThnrJal year whKI) glvg a tru8 and
fair view of the 8tate of affaiT8 of *)d ofth8 reswrtss aThJ applica￿ Ofre8(￿rw, fjnduding
In weparfng Ilw fina￿lst•t￿M￿. tho ttjstses ore ro(vknd b..
' state wh8lher applicat40 UKAt(YyJnfy'wJ Standwdl ha¥e ts￿n f(thMd. to any matorral dopartu
disclosed and explainod in lh8 Iln•n(y•l stateff￿.. and
wlll continw in wr8I(M).
al any time the financi￿ p)81tk)n ofth& cP*rity •NJ •nable Itwn to ewTg that the finaTrid 8tst8rn•nts comply
wlth thè Companles A£t 2CTh. Thty ar• *•0 ror s8tew8rQrti 8sS•tB of the ¢harfty and honce for
toking raa8Ona￿ steps for d81th￿ of ¥regula￿e8.
trtJ8tses' r•port wa8 4pprmd ty ts Board rfTntsts•
Mrs C Gutteridge
TrUst￿Chairp8r8on
D8t¢d.' 28 June 2025

NEW HEIGHTS- WARREN FARM COMMUNITY PROJECT
INDEPENDENT EXAMINER'S REPORT
TO THE TRUSTEES OF NEW HEIGHTS - WARREN FARM COMMUNITY PROJECT
I report lo th8 trust￿ on my examination of Ihe finanual stalem8nts of ￿ H￿hts - ￿rren Farm Community
ProJe¢t (the Iru$ll for year ended 31 Dacember 2024.
R•8pon*ibillll08 and bash of rnport
A3 the trustees of the trust land also ils director8 for lh& purposes of ¢xmpany lawl you are res￿nS￿le for tho
preparation of the finanual statements in aC£wdan￿ wrth the requwements of the Companies Ad 2￿8 Ilhe 20C6
Hawng sotl8fied myseN Ihal the fina￿1* *1om•nts of the truBt ¥• nol requ6Md to be audlted under Part 16 of the
20(k3 Act and are eligible for ind8pandent examinab"on. l ￿POrt In rosped of my examination of the Irusl's financial
statements carned out under secbon 145 of tho Charrfi'es Ad 2011 (the 2011 Aa). In CaFrying out my examination I
have followéd all the applicable DIrect￿n$ given by lh$ Charrty Cofflmission under $8Ctk)n 1451511bl of th¢ 2011 Act.
Indwpendent èxaminer# •tstèm•nl
Since the Irusl's gross income èxceeded £250.OCQ your examin8r musl b& a mèmber of a body listed in s8¢tion 145
of the 2011 Ad. I confirm that l am qualified lo undertakè the examlnation because l am a mèmbgr of ICEAW, whlth
is onè of tho Th8tèd t4yIw.
I havfj comFlat¢d my examination. I con17fm that no mattern ha￿ c4Jme to my attenlSon in ¢onngdion wlth Ihg
eX￿l￿allOn giving me cause to believe thal in any malerid resped".
ac¢ounbng roeords werè not kept in re$peQ ofthe trL¢Si a5 required by 88cbon 386 of th& 2006 Acl.. or
the finanei81 statemen18 do not acth those reo)rds',
the financial Stslemenls do not comply wilh the acc¥iunts'ng r4quiremgnl8 of 8eetion 398 of the Companle8 Act
2006 olhèr than any requiremenl that the financial slatemant8 9ivg a true falr view, whlch 18 nol a matter
consi¢Jered as part ol an ind8p6ndont •xamination.' or
thè financtal sL8lements have not been prepared n 8ccordartC£ with the meihods and prinoples of Ihe
Slalemenl of Reo)mmended Prach'rh for accounbng and Teporh"rBJ by ¢*arities applicable lo charilies
preparin9 their finanLyal statements m a¢￿￿1n¢* wth thb ￿￿￿nd#1 Rèporilng St8ndard applicabb in the UK
and Republic ol Ireland IFRS 1021.
I hav& no r>)nc8ms and havè come across no other matters In c¢nn8caion wlth the examination to which attention
should be drawn in this 18
rt in order to enable g propar understsnding of the finandal slaiemenis lo bg reachèd.
Edward¥ Accountant• {Mldl4nd•l Limtted
34 High Street
AldrKlge
Walsall
Wesl Mkllands
WS9 8L2
26 June 2025

NEW HEIGHTS. WARREN FARM COMMUNITY PROJECT
STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL ACTIVITIES
INCLUDING INCOME AND EXPENDrruRE ACCOUNT
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2024
Unrestricted R•8tri¢ted
fun&
fund•
2024
2024
Total Unre8trict¢d R•strlGted
funds
funds
2023
2023
Total
Not¢•
2024
2023
Incom• from:
Donations and1*9aclè8
29,688
343,921
373.609
21,192
289,316
310.508
Exp￿dIt￿r* on:
Raising fund5
Charitable activiltes
8,295
33.836
8.295
377.386
343,550
4.330
327,412
37.883
289.729
Total experKliture
42,145
343.550 ￿,895
42.013
289,729
331.742
N•t mow•m•nt In fund•
bolorg d•pr•catlon
112,457)
371
(12.088)
120.8211
1413)
121.2341
D&pr8ciation
45
27.e65
27.710
27,665
27.724
N•t mov•m•nt In
lund• aftèr
dopr•¢latlon
(12.5021
r47.294)
(39.7961
(20.880)
128,0781
148,9581
R•¢onelllatlon of fund•:
Fund balance¥ al 1 January
2024
99.733
326.358
428,091
120,813
354,438
475.049
Fund b4lane•• at 31
D•¢•mb•r 2024
87.231
299,C64 386.295
99.733
326,358
426.097
Th8 slat8mgnl of financial aGtivilies i￿1&￿e$ all gains and h)8ses rfjcogni￿d In the yaar. All In￿Me arKI expenditu
derfve from continuing aclivibes.
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NEW HEIGHTS - WARREN FARM COMMUNrrY PROJECT
BALANCE SHEEr
ASAT31 DECEMBER 2024
Flx•d ••Mts
TaThJlble a8oets
272.263
299.973
D¢btL
Cash at bank an¢J in haThJ
10
275.499
Crodllof¥: *y￿u￿¢* falNnq du• Y*lthln
on• y•ar
11
275,499
172.316
149.381
N•t cwent 8888ts
114,032
128,118
Tot•1 •••ot• l••s cunwt IWWU••
426.091
Th fvnd• of th• th• trult
Restrfct8d incomè fvr*Y8
UnrgthG*gd fund8
12
328,358
99,733
87.231
426.091
The company is •ntiU8d to the •xomplh)n Irom tho ￿11 rwJtrwn•nt Ctxtsw In 8ectkn 477 of the Compani8$ Act
2C¥)6. the y841 ￿*d 31 Do¢￿bIr 2024.
Th• mombgr8 have not r•gulred Ihe (£ffnp*)y * oNaln dits Stat￿nts for th• in quost&x In
aecordance wtth sectkjn 476.
to the 8m811 companies m3ime.
The flnanclal 8t8lem8rts aFvov•J by thè on 26 2025
MrsSLByff
Trn¥t••
Comp8ny regthtth nunthr(r￿I283 (Ewnd ar*J W8les)
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NEW HEIGHTS- WARREN FARM COMMUNITY PROJECT
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2024
AGcountlTrg polleles
Charlty infomiation
New Heights - War￿n Fami Communty Proied ￿ a private company Imnrted by gvar8nlee incorporated in
England and Walos. The registgred offic* is 124 Warren Fam Road, ￿'n9s￿ndlng, Bim)ingh8m. 844 ￿N.
1.1 A¢¢ountlng Conventlon
The company is established under a m8morandum of a$souatKin wl$ the objects and powers of the
organisalion and is govemed under it articles of 8880oation.
Th• accounts have b8•n prep8red in awydance wrth the Companr8s Ad 2Q)6 and Ihe'Acctsunling and
Reportin9 by Charities.. Statement of Re￿mmended Pra￿1￿ applicab￿ lo tharitiès preparing thoir 8c¢ounts
In accordance wrth the Flnanaal Repo￿.ng Sland8fd appli¢abJe in th• UK and Rapubllc of Ir•l•nd (FRS 1021"
la8 amended for acCI￿n￿n9 p8ri(xls commenctng from 1 January 2018).
The ehanty is a Public Bonèfft Entty as defined by FRS 102. The has takgn &Jvantage of the
provision$ In th8 SORP for chorities applying FRS 102 Updaie Bullètin 1 not lo prepare a St*emenl of Cash
Flows.
The fin8na81 ststements are pr8pared In sterling. which is the lundional ￿rrencY of Ihts the trust. Mcffletary
8fflounls in Ihesg financial stalements are rounded lo the neare8t £.
The financlal statemènts have been ￿pared under the hlstorlcal ¢o$t convention. ImodSfiad lo indude th•
revalu8tion of Ireehtsld properties and lo indude Irweslmenl properti8s and ￿rt91n fina￿1￿1 instrumonls al falr
valuel. The pnn¢ipal accountsNJ poh.cies adopied am bebw.
1.2 Golno cone•rn
At the tlms of approving thè flnandal stalewts, the trustees have a reasonablo exp8et4liort that lh¢ th• trust
has adequate re80urces lo o)nlinue in operational existènce for the foreseeable future. Thus thè truslaa$
continue lo adopt the wng con￿￿ basis of At￿￿n￿"n9 in preparing the finan(i81 stalemènts.
1.3 Charitabb fund•
Unieslrict9d lunds are avaiFabfe for use al the dtscroiion of the Irus1￿3 in furthorance of Ihelr thèritable
objectives.
Unre$lrict•d funds ¢an bè used In •coyr*nce the tharttab￿ Objec￿￿3 at ihe di5crnlion ofthe truslee8.
Rostricted funds rAn only b• used for pa￿ti￿lar reslrided puffjoses wthin the objèds of tha ch8rity.
Restrictions arise when speofied by Ihe donor or when funds are Taisèd for Ihe particubr ￿atricted purpose5.
End¢)wmont fvnds are subied to speth cond¢b'ons by donws that Ihe Capital musl be maintainèd by tho
Irusl.
1.4 Ineomino re•ouYt••
Incom8 is racognised when Ihe the trust is legally entthed lo aftei any perfonnanee ￿￿YrtiOnS have bèèn
met, the amounts (an be measure(J rel￿ty. and it ts probable th81 income wll be r￿1Ved.
Cash donation8 a￿ reo)gnised on receipt. Olher donatknis a￿ recognised once the the trust has bee
notll(ed of the d￿atiOn. unless perf0m￿nCe condttions require defetral of the amount. Income tax
Tecov&rable in ￿lah'on lo donations reC￿d under Gfft AK1 or dee(15 of cx)venanl is recognised at the lime of
the donation.
LegacAes are re¢ognlsed on re￿Ipl or Othe￿18t rf the the tr￿1 has been nOt[fi￿1 of an impending distribuliij),
the amunl is known. 8nd receipt is expected. If the amount is not known. the legary is treated as a
Cor￿"n9enI 8S8et.
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NEW HEIGHTS- WARREN FARM COMMUNITY PROJECT
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2024
A¢couftllng pollcles
IcontlnuBd)
1.S Reoourc•8 expended
ExpeTrJilur¢ is recfyJnised orte Ih8rn is a Jogal or c4Jnslwcli¥e obligatton to transfer economic benefit to
Ihir¢J party, rt Ss probabk that a Iransfar of 8¢onomic beneffts will be rtsquired in settlement, and th8 3rn0unl of
Ihe obligation can ba mgasured rèliabty.
Expendilurè iq dassffled by actwty. The ￿$1S of each activity are made up of tho total of dI￿¢t ￿St5 and
sha￿d costs. inc4uding SUPPOrt costs Involved in undertaking each actNrty. Direct rxjsts attributable lo a slngle
actiwty are allocated directty lo Ihat ac*Mty. Shared costs wh￿h ¢onlrib(rte lo more than one activity and
support costs whith ar8 not attn'but8ble lo a single aclivty are appo￿.0ned be￿een thos• acb"ville$ on a ba815
rAinsistenl with Ihe use of rèsoLtrL>s. Cgntral slaff co$ls are 81loca￿ on the basis of tsme $p8nl. and
d$predation charggs are alocated on th& pOrt￿n of th¢ asset's use.
EX￿ndhur& 18 recognlsed once there is a legal or conslruth.ve obligation to transfèr oconomic benefrt to a
third party, it 1$ probable that a transfer of e￿nOrn￿ ben9fits will be Tequirad in setllèrnenl. and lh• amount of
the obligation can be measured ieliabty.
Expondilur8 is classffled by actimty. The Costs of each a(aivity arè made up of the total of dlrect costs and
shored costs. Indudin9 SUPPOrt costs involved ift undertaking each advrty. Dlrecl c*)sls attributgblg to g #inglè
activity ar4 allocated dirtsdly to that actiwty. Shared cosis whlch cJ)ntnbutg lo more than on• •ctivily and
support costs which ar$ not attn"butsble lo a single actwty 8r• apportioned be￿n those activlties on a boSIS
consi8t•nl with the use of resources. Central staff &)sts are allocated on tho basis 01 lim¢ 8penl. and
d¢preciabon ¢harge8 are alct4led on the POrth)n olthe a￿et'S u￿.
1.6 T*ngibl• fixed a888ts
Tangiblg fixed assets ar• ini15alty m6asuW at cost and subsequenly m8a$ured al cost tst valuation, net of
d&pr8cialion ansj any impalrmenl108S&$.
Depwkgloon 1$ recognlsed so a8 to wiite off the c¥*8t orvaltthn ol a￿ts kn$ their residual value8 ovw their
usefvl Itves on the f￿h)wIng b80tt'.
L¥86ehold land & buildings
Flxture¥. ffftings & 8qulpment
26 yew1è48e term
25% roducing balance
1.7 Imylrni•nt of flxed a•8ets
Al each re￿Ing end dale, the the trust rèviows thg carrying amounts of ft$ tsngible a￿etS lo delerrnlne
whelt)er there ￿ any indi¢•tion that Iho$e a86ets have suffered an impairment k)ss. If any such indication
exists. Ihe recoverable amount of the asset ￿ esb"mateQ in order lo delemiine the eknenl of thg impairment
loss (rfany).
1.8 Cash and cash frquivalents
Cash and ¢ash equivalents indLMle cash in hand. deposits held al call with banks. other short-tom liquid
investmenls with original maturities of three M￿1hS or loss. #nd bank tsverrJr•fts. Bank ov8rfjraft8 ar& shown
within borrowJn9B In curtenl liabilit*
1.9 Flnancial Inslruments
The the trust has elected lo appty thg proM8rons of Section 11 'Ba&c Finan(aal Instrument8, and S8etion 12
'Other Finana81 Inslrymgnts Issues. of FRS 102 to all of ts financaal instnjments.
Financial instruments are reccgntsgd In the the thjsfs bafarKx shoel when the the trust beo)me5 party to the
conlrac4ual promstons olthe instrument.
Finanoal assets and liabilitiès are offset. with the net amounts presenled in th& finan￿al 8taten7ents. when
there 18 a legalty enforceable nghl lo set off the recognise(l amounts and theTe i¥ intenb.on to settle on a
nei basis or to rea￿"Se the asset and settle Ihe liability simullan8ousty.
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NEW HEIGHTS- WARREN FARM COMMUNITY PROJECT
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2024
Accounting pollcie•
{ContSnu•d)
Bask flnancial•s$ets
Basic financial as5els. whth mdude debtor8 and cash and bank balanees. are initially m6asured al
transaction price induding tranSact￿n t￿StS and ar8 8ubsequentty camed at amortised cosl u$ing the
effedive inlerèsl method unless the arranggmerf con3titutes a financlng transaction. where the transaction is
mèasured at the present valuè ol the fLrture re¢*ipis dlscounted at a market rata of interesi. Finawal ass&ts
eJassffie¢J as receivabte wrthin one year are not am¢xb"sed.
Basic Ilnanclal Ilabllllle3
Basic fjnancial liabilitias. indtsdin9 ¢r8dhors and bank loans are iniliaThy recognised at transaction pric• unlès$
th8 arrangem•nl eonslilules a financing transadion. where the debt instrtjrnonl is mea8ured 01 th8 prosenl
value of the luture payments dsscounled at a market rat• of inlerest. Financ4al h"abilitios ¢la88ified 43 payable
withln one year are nol amortised.
Debt instrumonts are subsequ￿tty Girried al amtytwl co*, the eff•c*ve inl8r8st rate method.
Trade ¢redrtors 4re obllgab.ons lo ￿Y for good8 or seTh6ces ihat have been acquired in the ordinary course of
operatlons from supplièrs. Amounts payable are dassifiad as txjrrenl liabilititrs if payment 1$ due within one
yèar or less. If not, they are pmsenlad as nor￿￿K￿nt Iwbiltlies. Trade ¢>esJrtors ar8 recognisad Inrtlalty at
Iran8afAJon price and subs8quenlty measured at amortised cost u3ing the •ffeclJ"v8 intèrest method.
Dern¢ognltlon ollln•n¢lal U•bMItths
Finandal Ilabllrties are dor•eogni80d whn the the trust's ¢on¢rn¢Aual 0￿1981￿6 expire or are discharged or
eanc8118d.
1.10 Employe• beneffts
The cost of any unus8d Ih)liday entiuemont 1$ rec¢gnl8ed in the In whkh the employaes swic&s ar•
¢eiv8d.
T¥rmination benefits are r8(>)gnlsed immedk?tely as an exp8n8e vthon Ihe tho tru81 18 demonstrably
ommitted lo t8miinate Ihe employment of an empioyee or to promde temination benefits.
1.11 Retlrem•nt bon•llts
Payments lo defined conlribulK)n r•fkem￿I b8nefft ¥¢hemes are ¢*arged as an exp9n$o as thgy fall due.
CritlGal accountlTrg •#tlmat•• Ind ludg•m•Tht•
In th8 appllcattr>n of the the Iwsi's actounluig wi()￿. trust￿3 Are r•quir•d to Make judgements,
estimates an¢J assumptions about the carying amount of asséts and liabilities that a￿ not readity apparent
from other sources. The eslknales and assoaated assumptk)ns are based on historkal experience and other
factors that are ujnwdered to be relovanl. Aclu81 r•sutts may drffer from these esfimales.
The ÈsliTr7ales and undertying assumptions are reMew8d on an onooino basis. Ravi$ionB to QC*>)untin9
08timAt•s aY¢ recogni¥¥rl in lh¢ pertoa In whtch the estimate is rew$ed where the rewsion affeet$ only Ihal
period, or in Ihè period of the rèvis*)n an¢a fvture penods where the rewsK)n affec*s boih current and fvlure
periods.
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NEW HEIGHTS. WARREN FARM COMMUNITY PROJECT
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2024
Donadons and l•gaei?s
Unmtri¢ted R•strlct•d
fund¥
funds
Total
2024
Total
2023
G(anl Incom&
Other income
7,089
22,599
343.921
351.010 294.070
22.599 16,438
29,688
343,921
373,609 310,508
For thè year end&J 31 December %)23
18,438
294.070
310,508
Grdnts rn¢•lv•d
BVSCUK EMPLOYMENT
BVSCUK ESOL
4000 Big Lottery
Henry Smtth
William Cadbury
NDSU
BCC Income Maximisation Fund
Twsthouse Charitsblo Foundadon
Children in Nged Fund
FCC CommunllS08 Tw¥t
Food Provision Top Up Fund
Albèrt Hunt Tru$1
Winlor Food Aid
BCCFA
Arthur Clarke Fund
BVSCUK MOVE ON
AFA Hub
Commonwealth Games Lega¢y
BLRC Cap
The Sutton Coldfield ch￿￿e Trust
Evèson chan1a￿e Trust
KFCYF Community Fund
Robert McApine
&S Fund
Garf￿ld Weston
BVSCUK VIELL BEING
MW Mayors Weekènd
R&DTum•rCT
11,014
34.830
138,648
33,800
3,900
11,014
8.500
34,830
4,284
138,646 157,3Z9
33,800
7.2
3,9C¥) 6,100
10,810
10,810
8.302
12,500 15,000
2,250
4,000
12.5
2,250
2.oc
1,800
1,21XI
805
16,(¥JO 24.700
10,000
1,100
1,000
2,321
2,135
7.2
16.0
3.051
7.485
2.500
12.8TrJ
3,051
7.485
2,SOO
12.8rJ)
9,041
6,100
28,979 lo.￿2
1.000
28.979
Heart of England Chrfdren Grant
Thrive Tooelher Biimingham
Baron Oavenport
Wami Welcome Grant
Cole Charilable Tmsl
R & D Tumer Mea13
Western Power Holiday Me
Saintbury Trust Core Costs
Patnck Trust
Youth Social Aclion
Olher income
1,￿0
5.498
6,600
615
2,1)01
5.498
6,600
615
2.O)1
867
500
521
521
807
800
1.186
3,754
1.091
1.091
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NEW HEIGHTS. WARREN FARM COMMUNITY PROJECT
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DEGEMBER 2024
Donations and l•g4eh•
IContlnu8dl
Other grants receivèd < £500
1.219
1,219
2,847
7.089
343,921
351,010 294,070
Oth•r Jncom•
Cafè Takings
Leth'ngs Sl Johns
Donation5
Othèr
7.866 7.490
14,146
1.318
2,170
787 12,597
14,146
787
22,599
22,599 16,438
R•l•lng fund•
2024
2023
Seeking donation8. 9rants and legactes
8,295
4,330
8.295
809
The cost ol rai¥ing fvnds represents trading costs in relat￿ lo th• ¢afe and indudts cafe purchasè¥ and
vending seNces in relation lo the eafe trada.
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NEW HEIGHTS. WARREN FARM COMMUNITY PROJECT
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS {CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2024
S Charitsbl• acllvlU••
Warr•n F•rm
St•ff
Costs D•preclation
Totsl
2024
Total
2023
Staff ￿)sIS
DÈpr8Lialion - Leas&hokl Property
Depreualron offixtures Frtb"ngs
4leT. rates and Insuran￿ t￿5
Light and Heating costs
Ropairs and M8int8nan¢e o)sts
Telephone and Postage costs
Surndry co$ls
Volunteer ani1 travèl oxpen8•1
Cafe R8pair8 and mainiener
Legal advi￿ service
Legal and Professional Costs
193.212
193,212 202,984
27,665 27,665
45
59
12.072 12,694
14,623
7.970
11.528
7.719
6,823
4,960
0.217
1.926
8SS
4,591
1.097
99.551 72,338
27,914 15,628
27.665
45
12,072
14,623
11.528
6.823
6.217
855
4.591
99.5S1
27.914
184.174
193.212
27,710
405,098 355,138
184,174
193.212
27.710
405,096 355.136
AnAly•l• by fund
Unreslricted funds
Rgstri¢t6d fund8
45
27,865
150.338
33.881
371,215
193.212
184.174
193212
27,710
405.
For th9 y•ar •ndod 31 D•c•m1￿r 2023
Unre¥lrfcted funds
Rg8lrkted funds
37.683
86,745
59
27.665
202.984
37.742
317.394
124.428
202,984
27.724
35S,736
Trust8e*
None of the twusts•s lor any pers¢￿ES Wine￿ad with them) rrtarvod any remuner4b.on or beneffts from the
Injsl dunng year.
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NEW HEIGHTS. WARREN FARM COMMUNITY PROJECT
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS {CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2024
Employeeg
2024
Mumber
2023
Numbgr
Prolect staff
11
12
Employme•7t Gosts
2024
2023
W4ge$ and salarles {Incl s¢￿al s￿rity cost8)
1￿.212
202,964
Thor8 wei• no •mployees whose annual rem￿orat#)ll wa$ £60.W) or mor8.
Taxailon
Thè tharity 18 exempt from ¢orF*yatknn tax on ils tharttable a￿l￿￿ties.
Tanqlble fix•d a**•ts
L•As•hold
ndl
Ildlngs •qulpm•nt
Flxtuth.
Totsi
Cost
Al 1 January 2024
691,367
17,822
708,989
Al 31 D8c4mber 2024
691,367
17.622
708.989
Doprgclatlon and Imp•imi•nt
Al 1 January 2024
Depr¢dalJon c*arged In the year
Al 31 Daeembèr 2024
391.571
27,66S
17,445
45
409.018
27,710
419.236
17.490
436,728
Carylng amourrt
Al 31 December 2024
272.131
132
272,263
Al 31 Dec8mbeT 2023
299,796
177
299.973
10 D•btr•r•
Amounts falllng du• wlthin on• y•ar.
Trade debtois
2024
2023
63
18_

NEW HEIGHTS. WARREN FARM COMMUNITY PROJECT
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2024
11 Crodltor¥: amounts falllng du• wtthln on• year
2024
2023
TTado creditors
Other ue¢Jrtors
Accruals and deférrad inc*)rne
3.086
165,100
4.130
3.065
141,9
4.320
172.316
149.381
12 R••trlctsd lund¥J
Thè restricted funds of tho charity compn8e the unexpended balan￿S ol donab"on8 and grants held on trust
svt¥ect to spocffie condrtions by donor5 as lo how they may be usgd.
At 1 January
2024
In¢om5ng
y••Ou￿
Re•ource•
•xp•nd•d
At31
D•cemb•r
2024
326.358
343.921
1371,215)
299,064
Pv•vlou¥ y••r.
At 1 J•nuary
2023
Ineomlng
r••oure••
R••ourc•ty
•xpondod
At31
DgG*mb•r
2023
354.436
289.316
(317,394)
326,356
13 Unmtrlctod fund8
Tho unrestitied fvnds of the ctharrty tsjmpnse the unexpendèd bglanc08 of don8lions and grants whth •r•
not 8ubJect lo specffic oJrKJStlons by donors and grantors as to Ik)w they may be used. These Include
￿e￿gnated lunds which have b￿n sèt aside oul of Unrestri￿&￿ fvnds by the trustees for sperA'fic purposes.
At 1 Janu•ry
2024
Incoming
r••oure
R•souK••
expended
At31
D•c•mber
2024
Ooneral fundo
99.733
29.688
(42,19))
87,231
Pr•vious y•ar.
At l January
2023
Incomlng
reyouree•
Ro$oiJrces
•XPgnd#d
At31
D•¢ember
2023
Ggn8r81 funds
120.613
21.192
(42.0721
99,733
19-

NEW HEIGHTS- WARREN FARM COMMUNITY PROJECT
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2024
14 AnatysS8 of net assets b￿l￿*Tr funds
Unmtricted R￿trIcted
fund•
fund8
Total
Fund balances 0131 Decefflber 2024 are r•pr*sented by..
Tangib￿ 8s$ets
Current assets/Oiabilities)
132
48.407
272.131
67,625
272,263
114,032
339.756
386,29S
15 R•latsd party tAn8•cIIo
There wwo no di8cIo8ablts rdated p•rty tran8arXon8 durng the year12023. N)n$l.
R•muneratlon of key rnanagwnent p•rnonn•l
2024
2023
Salary and soual Security o)sts
38.433
38.284
16 C••h g•nernt•d from op•rntlon•
2024
2023
D8flcil for thg yea
139.7961
{48,9581
Admislmonls for..
Depreciatlon and Impalmenl oltsnglble fixed awt$
27.710
27,724
Movements in working cayta..
Ilncreasel in debtors
Increase Sn cred¥tors
(63)
22,935
4,111
C4•h g•n•rnt•d frOn￿{•b•0￿)•d by) op•ratiorb•
10.788
117.1231