CHARrrY REGISTRATION NUMBER. 1198760
COMPANY REGISTRATION NUMBER.. 12716966
TALEEM FOUNDATION
Company Limited by Guarantee without share capital.
Unaudiled Financia] Stalements
Year end 31 July 2025
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Trble of Contents
Page
Trustees'Annual Report (incorp)rating the Dirertors, Report)
Independen¢ examiner's report to the trustees
Statement of fJnanci*l #c¢ivities (including in¢•me and expendilure a¢¢oun¢)
B41ance sheet
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Notes to the financial Statements
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Trusteos, Annual Report (iDcorp)rating the Directors. Report) for the year ended 31 July 2025
The trustees. who are also the diTecror5 for the puws of wmpany law. prnt their report and the unaudited
financial statements of the chariiy for the Ye￿ ended 31 July 2025. The trustr£S have tAken advantage of the small
companies exemption from preparing a Straiegic Report.
Reference and admiDislra¢lve details
Registered ch*rhty name:
Taleem FoundaEiOn
Charity Tegislration number:
11987&)
Company registration number:
127169£
Prln¢ipal office and registered oifKe:
21-23 Clarence Ro*i Grnys, Essex, England. RM17 6QA
Abdul Bari
Muhammad Sami Sanaullah
Md Azizur Rob Chowdhury
SaifQu&kn
Md Omar Faruque Sarker
Colnpany Secretary:
Muhammad Sami Sanaullah
Independen¢ ¢xaminer:
Easiern Accouniant5 LAd
25 Caix)t Square, Canary Wharf. LoTh&)n E14 4QZ
The ¢rustees' banker5:
Naiional Wesiminster Bank PIC

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Trustees, Annual Report Ilncorporating the Directors. Report) for the year ended 31 July 2025
(continued)
Structure? govern*nce and m*n*gement
GovernLIt8 Docwnent
The Charily is constituied &$ a company limiied by guaraniee aTrJ is therefore governed by lis Memorandum and
Articles of Asso¢iation incorw>ratrd i July 2020 18 amended by s￿Lat resolutions daied.. 19 December 2021.. 20
April 2022. and 4 May 2024.
Orgonisoiionol siThciure
The direciors of the company ate also Ch￿ilY trus￿$ for the purw)ses of chariiy law. The ¢hari¢y trusiees a
responsible for the general control and managemeni of the chariiy_ The m1s￿e$ give iheir ume freely and receive no
remuneraiion or financial trKnefits. The trnsiees meu on a regular basis and responsible for the scrdiegic direction
of ihe charity. The d#y-to-day management of the charity is overseen by the chief executive officer. stsff members
and volunteers.
RecrE4itmerti ondAppoinipnem ofirusiees
The existing irusiees are responsible for the recnjimient and aptKJinimenr of new trusiees wilh input from advisors.
Community elders and leaders. Th¢trustees ￿lieVe thai thi5 approach ensures thai new trnstees are respecied members
of the local community and are widely recognised as ￿Ing 5uirably qU￿]rIed to lead the charity. ID sel¢¢ting new
tsvstees. we sttk to ideniify people who regularly attend evenis and functions organised by th¢ charity aThl are willing
10 volunteer to advar￿e the chariry's obj￿[1Ve5. We lake inio consideNion the person's eligibility. personal
compeience, speLiaiisi knowledge and skills.
Induction and training of trustees
Followino appoiniment, new trusiees are introdu¢e4110 thetr new role and given copies of the Memorandurn and
Articles of Associaiion and a guide io the wlicies and procedures adopted by our chariry. A few publications from the
Chariiy Commission are also provided including guidance on charities and wblic benefit and on the advancement of
religion for public benefit. Thi5 en5ure5 that new trustees aT¢ aware of th¢ scope of thcir resp)nsibilities under the
Charities Act.
Risk management
The twstees have conducted a review of the major risks io which the chariiy is exposed. A risk maEriX has been
established and is reviewed and UF¥Jated on aD annual basis. Where appropriate. systems or pr(ttdurts have been
established to mitigate the risk the chariiy faces. In panicular. the trustees have ensured thai the appropria￿ insurance
cover is in place. he￿th and safely procedures implementui fina￿lai forecasts are regularly reviewed, and DBS
checks are made for any staff rnem￿rs working with children or other vulnerdble groups.

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Tn]stees' Annual Report (Ineoryorating the Directors. Report) for the ye4r ended 31 July 2025
(continued)
Objectives and getlvitles
Th¢ objecis and principal activities of the tharity are set out in the ¢harity'S Memorandum of Aswiation and are
summari2ed as follows..
4. The Charity's objects {'objectJ are for the public t*nefil:
4.1 to advAnce in life and ￿lIeVe the needs of children and young Ftople aged up to 25 wilh a focus on thoK who are
socially and economically disadvantaged ihrough..
4.1.1 providing support and aciiviiies which d¢v¢lop their skills. capacities and capabilities to enable them to
participate in society Is mature and responsible individuals-
4.1.2 advancing eAJucation through the provision of low-cost supplemeniary educaiion and edvcaiional support.
4.2 ihe provision of re¢re*ional and leisure time ¥tivities provide4J in the intaysi of s(Kio1 w¢lfart. designed io
improve the condiiions of life of the wider communiry.
4.3 10 advan¢¢ the Islamic faith in particular bui noi exclusively for those members of the public who Muslim5
through:
4.i.I the provision of facilities for worship. prayer and the celebration of151amic Teligious festivals- 4.i.2 fostering
understsndiDg and promoting good rel#tions betwttn pers￿$ of ail faiths or none.
In determining the means by which the chariiy xhieves lis objects. the Dusiees have had regard to the guidance on
public benefit issued by the Charity Commission.
Us¢ of volunteers
Volunteers play a vital role in Ix)th our faiih-based and community activities. We encourage all beneficiaries
10 participaie in voluniary work and to share their skills for the benefit of others. All of our volunteers.
including the trustees, give their time freely. During the year. 10 (fen) volunteers contributed approximaiely
1850 ( One t1￿M5a￿d eight hundred and fifv only) hours. primarily supporting siewarding duties at
fundraising even(s. Their dedication and commitment were instsumenial to the success of these events.
As the value of volunieer lime cannot be reliably measured in monetary iern)s, it has noi been included in
the Siaiement of Financial Activities. Both the Ch￿ilY and lis volunteers acknowledge that these
aNangemenls do not constituie any forn) of employment contract.
Achievements and performanee
Our Mosque provides a Centre for our prayers and worship at￿ for the activities associated with our faith. During
the year urtder review. we offeied a rancwe of relj(Fious Services and activities including-
Prayers: The Mosque remains open throughout the day for b￿h datly and Friday prayers. On averdge, over l 00
individuals attend the daily prayers during the week. while Friday prayers 5¢¢ regular attendancc from mor¢ than 400
worShip￿r$. The Mosque a]so hosted 5￿cial evening prayers during Ramadan and Eid Prayers.
Festsvals.. During Ramadan. the Mosque provides meals foT those who wish to break their fasi wgether in a communal
and spiritual environtneni. Eid was also joyfully celebrated * the Mosqu< marked by a family day and a sharnj ffleal
for all aitendees.

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Over-40s Social.. We host sessions specifically for adults over the age of 40. These gatherings offer a safe and
welcomÉng space for community membets to conneci. engoge in meaningful conversations. atld rais¢ any conc¢rns
wilh our rel]￿Ou$ le*lers and staff.
Tru5tees' Annual Report (incorporating the Directo￿. Report) for the year ended 31 July 2025
(continued)
Community Events: Throughoui the year. we organise a Y￿Iety of events o￿n to the wider public. These Include
Mosque Open Days. wh¢re visitors are encournged ￿ ask q[￿llOnS. learn atrA)u( Islam, and explore ways to foster
communiry cohesion. W¢ also host Family Fundays, desjoned to pn)vide a fun. inclusive atsnosphere for all ages.
These events are free of Charge to ensure accessibiliiy for everyone.
Counselling Supwn.. There has been a growing demand for counselling services Within the communiry. In response,
we provide free, confidential support through professional external counsellors. This vital service has helped many
individuals access the emoiionai and m¢ntsl healih sUp￿n they need.
Improving Soft Skills.. We offer a unique progrdmme ]nThurr￿k that.focus¢s on developing soft ski115 through regulor
discussion sessions. Attendees are inviied u) debare on various iopics. which ha5 helped mally improv¢ their
¢onfJdence, communicaiion, #nd interpersonal skills. These sessions are es￿IallY valuable for those for whom
English is not a first languag¢, offering a practica] and engaging way io enhance flueDCy.
Women's Events.. We run separdie even15 iailored w E()th young adult women athl older female parti¢ipants. These
sessions are inreractive. educational. and empowering. featuring guest5peaker5 and covering a range of iopics relevant
to wotnen's lives.The focus remains on building confidence, f05trring learning, and suptM)ning F¢rsonai d¢v¢lopmenr.
Fitness Sessions= We organise walkn.ng hikes open ￿ all adults in the community. These outings provide a refre5hinE
and naiural ¢nvironm¢nt that sup￿rtS trKJth physical and menial wellbeing.
Financial review
Reserves policy
The trustees aim ro hold enough funds to meei two rnonihs. operdiing costs of the chariiy, in order to meet any
unforeseen expenditure thai may occur. The ttustees noied ihai the¥e was cash ai bank of £703,607. The mistees
acknowledged that the charity was still in a nas¢eni Fkne and more effort is required io build regular and diversified
income st￿3mS. and funds would need to be rdised io purchase the premises.
PrincrPalfv￿in8 sources
The Ch￿Ity's n￿1n source of in¢ome is public donatirx)s. This is pnmarily ihrough fundraising events and
r¢curring monthly donations. The chatiry 15 register¢d for gift aid. Tr charity did not receive any grants during ihe
year. The rnajoriiy of ihe income is applied againsl rental exp¢n5es, sraff costs and ev¢nl costs.
Investment policy ond objecfives
The charity has no lon8-trrn) investmenis. All funds are held in curreni orsavings accounts under repuiable high street
banks. Any cash donations are prompily counted atKI deposiTed on a regular basis.

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Plans for the tuture
The trustees will coRtirtue to explore ways io purclwe the premises and increase the nwnber of xtivities offered by
the Charity in a financially sustainable manner.
Trustee5' Annual Report {in¢orporatiDg the Directors. Report) for the year ended 31 July 2025
{continued)
Statement of Trustees. responsibilities
The trustees (who are also dire¢tors of Taleem Foundation for the purposes of company law) are responsible for
preparing the Trusttts. Annual Report and th¢ fittsnGial statem¢nts in accordance with applicable law and United
Kingdom Accounting Standards (United Kingdom Generally Accewed Accounting Prxtice).
Ctsmpany law requir¢s ihe trustees to prepare financial statements for each financial year. which give a true and fair
view of the state of affairs of the charitable company and of the inwming resources and application of resources,
includiftg the in¢ome and expenditure. of the charitable company for that Ftriod. In preparing these finaneial
ststements, Ihe trustees are required 10:
select suitable accounting tx)licies and then apply them consistently-
observe the methods and pnnciples Én ihe Chariiies SORP (FRS102)'
make judgments and eslimates that are reasonable And wudent.
state wh¢ther applicable a￿OUnting standards haye Ixen followed, subject io any material departures
disclosed and explained in the fina￿la] statements- and
prepare the financial Matemenis on the going concern E@sis unless it is not approprixte io assume ihAt the
haritable company will Continu¢ in op¢ration.
The Board of Trnsiees is responsible for keeping adequate accounting records that disclose with reasonable accurdcy
at any time the financial wsiiion of the charitsble company. and to enable th¢m to ¢nsure that thr financial statements
comply with Companies Aci 21￿. They are also responsible for safeguarding th¢ a55¢ts of the wrnpany and taking
re450nable sieps for the prevention and detection of fraud and other irregularities.
The Trustees, Annu￿ Report was approved by lh¢ Board of Truslees (in their rapacity 15 wmpany d1￿Clor5) on 17
De¢¢mber 2025 and signed on its behalf by:
Saif Quader
Trusiee

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Independent Examiner's Re￿rt lo the Trus￿ of Takem Foundation (the Company) for the year
ended 31 July 2025
I report 10 the chariry trustees on my examination of the accounts of the Company for the year ended 31 July 2025.
Responsibilities and basis of ￿POrt
As th¢ chariiy's trustees of the Company (and atso irs diTeLYors for the purposes of eornpany lawl you are responsible
for the preparation of Ihe accounis ID accordance with the requirements of the Companies Att 20061'the 2[x￿ Act.).
Having satisfied myself that the xcounis of Company *e noi required io ￿ audited under Part 16 of the 21
Act and are eligible for indepcndent examination, I rep)rt in respect of my examinaiion of your charity's accounts as
¢atried out under sectson 145 of the Chariiies Ac( 2011 ('the 2011 Act'l. In carying oui my examination I have
follow¢d the Directions given by the Chariiy Commission uThler seciion 145{51 Ib) of rhe 2011 Act.
Independent examiner's 5ta¢ement
I have compleied my examinaiion. I confirni that no matiers have ¢ome to my attention in connection wi(h the
examination giving me cause to believe that=
accounting rtcords were not kw in respect of the Company a5 r¢4uir¢d by section 386 of the 2006 Aci. or
2. the accounts do not accord with those records" or
3. the accounts do not comply with th¢ accounting requirements of wtion 396 of the 2[￿ Act other than any
requirement that ihe accounts gEve a 'irne and fair. view whieh is not a Tnatter considered a5 part of an
independent examination" or
4. the accounts have not been prepared in accord￿ with the nJ¢th(K15 and pTincipl¢s of the Siatement of
Recommended Praciice for accounting and reponing by charities applicable to charities preparing their accounts
in accordance with the Financial RerA)rting Stsndard applicable in the UK and Republic of Ireland IFRS 102).
I have no concerns and have come across no (ther matters in conneciion with the examination io which aitention
5houkl be drawn in thi5 reFort in order to ¢nabl¢ a proper understanding of the ac£ounis io be reached.
Signed=
Mohammad Hannan Miajee FCCA- IndeExndeni Examiner
Chartered Certified Accountants
25 Cabot Square
Canary Wharf
London
E144QZ
This report was signed on 18 December 2025

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ststtnRutotFinDMidAdivili¢5forthe ye¥re￿J¢d 31 July 2QL
.624
Othi Llltomelincluding fenland￿1 hwel
245.W
32&614
387J82
S141fcD515 I￿ll￿*￿￿￿￿'SNtC
ROllex￿nSe
57.737
33.
57.7]7
33.rn
7.971
3.J]6
52.731
38.180
149)
1758
B￿1r6￿me￿
Insura￿
3.136
lJ98
T¢kph¢nE Ir&ti
ar￿￿OfeSS￿￿7
Accountin
5.635
5.635
fi5J
&oig
5.278
3.776
supp1K5￿]I
5.295
$359
197S>7
5.259
197J07
149.524
TotsIFu￿hrou* forwxd
Ibthl FTWAIS
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Balance Sheet As at31 July 2025
2025
2024
N￿¢S
FIXED ASSETS
Fixtures. fittinRs equipment
CURRENT ASSETS
Ikbtors
Amounts falling due within one year
Amounts falling.due after one year
Cash at bank and in hand
5(a)
5(b)
17.4(Kl
14.500
721.￿7
iiO.587
CREDITORS: amounts fallinR due within one year
(J78.196)
1112.378)
NETCURRENT ASSETS (LJABILITIES)
i42.811
218.209
ToTAL￿ETs LESS CURRENT LIABILITIES
342.811
245.234
NET A&SETS
i74.i41
245,2J4
FUNDS OFTHE CHARITY
Unrestricled funds
Restricted funds
Tot*1 furtds
89.403
40.920
204314
245 2)4
J74 i41
The eharitable company is entitled to exemption from audil under Sethion 477 of the Companies Au 2006 for the
year ended J l July 2025. The members have not Jrquired ihe company io obiain an audit of its financial statements
for the year ended il July 2025 in accordance with Section 476 of the Companies Act 2006. The'directors
a¢knowledg¢ iheir r¢stM)nsibiliry for complying with ihe requir¢meMis of the Act in resFecl lo accounting rKoTds and
for the preparation of the accounts.
Approved by the board of trustee5 on 17 DeceM1￿r 2025 and signed on their ￿half by:
Saif Quader
TIu5tee
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Notes to the financial Statements
l. Ac¢ounting Policies
1.1 Bosls of pTrparatlon of aeeounts
The charirable cornpany is a public benefit entity &5 deftned by FRS 102, and the financial staiemenis have been
pr¢pared in accordance with ihe Statemenr of Recommended Practice applicable to charities preparing th¢ir arrounls
in accordance with the Financial Reporting Standard applicable in the UK (Chatities SORP (FRS 102)), and the
Companies Aci 2006.
The financial statements a￿ prepa￿d on a going concern basis under the histOTiC Cost convention. The financial
staiements are pr¢par¢d in pound strrling which is th¢ functional ¢urrency of the charity. The charity is not large
enough io require a Statement of Cash Flows.
The principal xcouniing p)licies applied in the prepaNion of these financial siaiements are sei out below.
1.2 Going concern
The ttustees have reviewed ca5hflow forecasts and have a reasonable exF¢C￿l0￿ the charity has *Jequate
r¢sour¢¢s to continue for th¢ foffseeable being ￿e1v¢ Months fro￿ th¢ approval of th¢ financial slateynent5.
The financial ststements have therefort i*en p￿P¥￿1 on a going concern basis.
13 Fund accounting
Unrestricted funds comprise those funds which the trustees are free to Use for any purEM)se5 in furtherdnce of the
¢haritable obj¢¢is. Unr¢stri¢ted fun￿ in¢lud¢ designa*d funds Wh¢￿ th¢ twsie¢5, at their discretion, have set aside
resources for a specific purpose. Restric￿1 funds are fu￿ which are io be used in accordance wilh S￿cifIC
restrictions imposed by the do[￿r.
IA Incoming resources
All incoming resources are included in the Ststement of Financial A¢iivity (SOFA) when rhe chariiy is legally eniitled
io the income after any performance condliions have been mer. the amouni can be measured reliably and li is probable
thai the incowne will be received. The following specific tx)licies areapplied io particular caiegoriesof income.. Income
from donations or Erants is reLognised when the￿ is eVIde￿e of entitlemeni to the gift, receipt is probable and its
amouni can be measured reliably. Rental inco￿￿ is recognisol when the chariiy's righi io receive payment LS
¢Stablish￿.
1.5 Rtsources expended
All exFendiDJre is accounied for on an accruals basis within the Staiement of Financial Auivity (SOFA). and has been
classified under headings that aggregate all costs ￿lated to thai category. Expendiiure is recogni5ed once there 15 a
legal or con$tT￿tivt obligation ¢0 make payments to a third parties, it is prDbable that Settlement will be required and
the amount of the obligaiion can be measured reh'ably. Inpui VAT th& cannot be claimed is included in the cosi to
which it relate5. Renra15 payable and lease in(zntives under operdrino le&w are charged to the SOFA on a straight-
line basis over Ihe lease iemi.

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Notes to the financial statements (contlnued)
1.6 Tangible fixed assets and depreciatio
Individual fixed assets costing £5(M) or mort are capitsliz&J ai ¢oM. and ￿ stated in the a¢eounis at cost less
depreciation. Depreciaiion is calculated 10 write off the cosi less iheir estiMa￿j residual value, over their expected
useful lives as follows..
Furniiure, fixiures and fitungs (5 years)
1.7 Cash #t bank and in hand
All highly liquid insTDJmenis wilh an origtnal ma(uriry of three months or less are classified ag cash equrvalents.
1.8 Debtors
Short- and long-terni debioTS a￿ Measu￿ at transaction pricL less any impaim]ent. Prepayment5 are valued at the
amount prepaid nei of any discounis due.
1.9 CTeditor5
Short term trade c￿litOrS are measured ai the iransaction price. Accwals are valued ai the net cost, less a5)y discounts
offered.
1.10 Loans and borrnwin8S
lJJans and borrowings ore tnilially ￿cOgnIse$l ai the tran￿10￿ price. incltHaing transactioll cost5. Private loans or
Qard Hasarthh are interest free loans from the charity's beneficiarie5 and re¢o8nised when receivedlpaid and
orded under liabilities due within one year andlor more than one year. depending on the underlying contract.
FRS102 r¢quir¢s long-t¢rn] interest fie¢ loans to k stat¢d at their present value. Eff¢ctiv¢ly thL5 would l¢ad to loan
amounrs 5taied in ihe accounis ixing lower ihan th¢ acrual amounis payable in the future. This has Ihe poiential 10
confuse the chaTiiy'S 51akeholder5. and as such the tyUs￿e$ haveoptrd 10 follow FRS102 rreatmeni for these loans.
The imp&t of discounung is immaterial.
l.jl Prnvlsithis
Provisions are recognised when the chariiy has an oblig*ion at the boiance sheet date as a resvlt of a past eveni. it 1$
probable ihai an oufflow of economic benefit will be re4]uired in sddem¢nt and the amouni can be reliably measured.
1.12 Taxation
The chariiy is an exefflpt charity with the n]eaning of schedule 3 of the Chariiies Act 2011 aThl is considered io pass
the resis set Oul in Paragraph I Schedule 6 Finance Aci 2010 atyj therefor¢ li meeis the definition of a charitable
company for UK corFx)taiion tax pJrFrt)ses.
1.13 Judgements and key sour¢es of tstim*¢K)n uncertainty
The preparation of the financial ￿ateMents requires managemeni to make j￿1gemen(S. esritnates and assumptions th31
affe¢( rhe a￿ounts ￿p)Ned. These estimates and judgen￿￿¥S a￿ coNiinuaily reviewed and are based on ex￿rience
and other factors, including ex￿clat10n5 Qf future ¢v¢nts arc believed to be reasonabl¢ und¢r ihe circurnstances.
Notes to the financial 5t¥tements (continued)
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2. IRgal status of the charity
The chariry is a company limited by guaranTre and has no Share capital. In the eveni of charity ￿Ing wound up,
the liability in respect of the guardntee is limited to £10 for each member of the chariry.
3. Staff Costs
2025
2024
Wages and salarie5
s(x1￿ security costs
57.737
52.734
57.737
52.734
Average number of employees
Employees paid in excess of £60.(XX)
No employer's Ntc was incurred. The tsusiees ￿1th¢r received nor waived any remuneraiion during the year12024..
£nil). The trustees did not have any expenses reimbursed during the year12024: £nil). The Ch￿]ty docs n(* operate
any pension scheme for 115 employee5.
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Notes to the financial statements (continued)
4. Tangible Fixed Awts
Fiuures. fiiiings and
equtpment
Toi
At l August 2024
Additions
34.648
12.523
47.171
34,648
12.523
47,171
Ai 31 July 2(f25
Depreeiation".
At l August 2024
Charge for the year
Ai 31 July 2025
7.623
8.018
15.641
7,623
8.018
15.641
Net book Yglue:
At l Augu512024
27.025
27.025
At 31 July 2025
31.530
31.530
S. Debtors
oj omountsfo11￿g due wtihin one yeor
2025
2024
Prepayments
Other d¢btor5
14,51XI
17.4(X)
b) apAountsfollin8 due ofter one year
2025
2024
Other debtors
14,51K)
14,51X)
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Notes to ¢he flnancig1 statements (continued)
6. Creditors
a) dmowiisfollws due wiihin one year
2025
2024
Other ￿allOn and social securiiy
Privaie loans- Q￿d Hasanah
AccnJa]s
6.729
101.299
4,350
112.378
372.508
5.688
378.196
7. Analysis of ehgritsble funds
Incoming
resowces
ResOu￿t5
expended
An91ysis of fund movements
BoL7nce b/fvd
Fund c/fvd
Unrestricied generdl funds
Restricied funds
40,920
204.314
245.234
245,9fA)
80.624
326.614
{197.50T)
89,403
284.938
374.341
Total
(197.507)
Resrricied funds are to te used oTrly for the purchase of the p￿mIseS and asS(￿lat￿l legal and pn)fession8] costs.
Analysis of net &￿ets between funds
Analysis of funds
Unresiriciedfmnds Resiriciedf4nds Toial as ai July 2025
Fixed assets
31530
31.330
Current assets
63J61
(5,688)
89.403
657.446
(372 J08)
284.938
721.1J)7
(378,196)
374.341
Curreni liabilities
Total net a55ets
g. mi￿ellane0lls
The charily bencfitted from work performed by volunieers. The eDiiiy did not engage in grant making aciivity during
the year. The entity had no coniingeni liabiliiies as at 31 July 202512024.. nil). There are no significant events aft¢r
Ihe reporting periryl. Fees payable w the indepideni examiner for ihe year ended 31 July 2025 is £l,IYJ) (2024..
£716)
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