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Ukrainian Sponsorship Pathway (UK)

1198784

Trustees Annual Report & Accounts

For the Year Ending 31st March 2023

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Legal and Administrative Information	3
Board of Trustees	3
Team	3
Charity Secretary & Accounts	3
Independent Examiner	3
Charity Offices	3
Charity Registration Number	3
Public Beneft	4
Reference and administration details:	4
Trustees	4
Structure, governance and management	4
Objectives	4
Activities	5
USPUK Journey	History & Key Learnings: Shaping Impact Through Insights
What we achieved	6
Further Impact	What else have we done?
Testimonials	8
Ukrainian Testimonials	8
Partner Testimonials	9
Government	9
More in Common	9
Citizens UK	10
**Moving Forward	What’s Next?**
Ukraine:	11
Afghanistan:	11
Integration:	11
Letter from the Chair of Trustees	12
Financial Review	12
Spending Controls	Value for money
Reserves Policy	12
Structure, Governance and Management	13
Governing Document	13
Recruitment and Appointment of The Board of Trustees	13
Volunteers	14
Risk Management	14
Thank you	14
Independent Examiners Report & Accounts	15

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Legal and Administrative Information

Board of Trustees

Board of Trustees
Nicholas Vetch	Chair (Appointed: 28/03/2022)
Heather Savory	Trustee (Appointed: 07/04/2022)
Louise Smith	Trustee (Appointed: (Appointed: 07/04/2022)

Team

Team
G M B Crawley	Senior Manager (Appointed: 29/04/2022)
M Burnand	CTO (Resigned: 31/10/2023)
A Spivak	Field Manager (Appointed: 29/04/2022)
T Naimanova	Digital Manager (Appointed: 29/04/2022)
A Qasemi	Afghan Project Lead (Appointed: 01/06/2023 )
P Mumford	Community Project Manager (Appointed: 04/11/2022)

Charity Secretary & Accounts

Emma Church Secretary (Appointed: 07/04/2022)

Independent Examiner

Adrian C Mansbridge & Co Chartered Accountants	Half Oak House, 28 Watford Road, Northwood, Middx HA5 3NT

Charity Offices

First Floor Thames Exchange 10 Queen Street Place London EV4R 1BE

Charity Registration Number

1198784

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Public

In accordance with Section 17 of the Charities Act 2011, the Trustees have given careful consideration to the Charity Commission's general guidance on public benefit and in particular to continue maintaining its principal objects.

The trustees present their report and accounts for the period ended 31st March 2023 The report has been prepared in accordance with the Statement of Recommended Practice (SORP) 2005 and CC16 guidance.

The charity has chosen to prepare its accounts on an accruals basis because it is a Charitable Company Limited by Guarantee, all charitable companies must prepare accruals accounts which also comply with the charity’s governing document and the Charities Act 2011.

Reference and administration details:

Charity name: USPUK

Registration number: 1198784

Principal address: First Floor, Thames Exchange, 10 Queen Street Place, London, EV4R 1BE

Trustees

The trustees who manage the charity are named on page 3.

Structure, governance and management

The charity is governed by the Memorandum & Articles dated 28 March 2022. The charity obtained charitable status on 29th April 2023 (no amendments to the original Memorandum & Articles).

• Apart from the initial charity trustees, any further trustee must be appointed for three years by a resolution passed at a properly convened meeting of the charity trustees.

• In selecting individuals for appointment as charity trustees, the charity trustees will take regard of the skills, knowledge and experience needed to effectively administer the Charity.

Objectives

The objects of the charity are for public benefit to:

1. Advanced education including without limitation by informing, educating and training Ukrainians and other refugees and their dependants in relation to official immigration processes and visa schemes; and

2. Provide relief and assistance to Ukrainians and other refugees and their dependants in conditions of need, hardship or distress including without limitation by supporting refugees and their dependants with the completion and submission of relevant paperwork and applications for official immigration processes and visa schemes.

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Activities

Our main activities and services are described below. All our charitable activities focus on education and training and the provision of information to Ukrainians, Afghans and other refugees and their dependants in relation to official immigration processes, visa schemes, housing and employment and specifically in work for the UK Government’s Homes for Ukraine scheme.

USPUK Journey | History & Key Learnings: Shaping Impact Through Insights

In the days that followed the outbreak of war in Ukraine, the founders of USPUK were quick to act, arriving at the Ukrainian border merely fifteen days after the conflict began. This prompt response laid the foundation for what would evolve into a transformative force in the lives of thousands of displaced individuals.

USPUK's physical presence within the displaced people's centres in Krakow, Warsaw and Lviv emerged as a pivotal factor in understanding people’s complex needs arising from the war's upheaval. These centres served as catalysts of understanding, enabling our team to engage directly with the beneficiaries, to best understand their needs in regard to the UK Government’s ‘Homes for Ukraine’ scheme. The data gathered during those initial months not only shaped the foundation of our approach but also proved important to both the UK government and other charitable entities grappling with the crisis's aftermath.

At the heart of USPUK's success was the strategic decision to employ 19 Ukrainian consultants, themselves refugees. This team embodies the essence of the organisation today. By enlisting members from the community itself, USPUK was able to build trust with a wider cohort of Ukranians. This grassroots approach lent credibility to the organisation which in turn enabled the building of trusted relationships both with Ukrainian beneficiaries and other stakeholders including the UK Government.

The dual approach of a digital platform and an in-place presence allowed USPUK to connect with tens of thousands of Ukrainians irrespective of where they were located; crucial in the fluid and uncertain context of a war.

USPUK is proud of the impact it has had through collaborative partnerships with traditional resettlement and refugee charities, the UK Government and above all with Ukrainians.

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What we achieved

1. Facilitating Safe Relocation: Through our dedicated efforts, USPUK has successfully facilitated the relocation of 402 families (851 individuals) to the UK, providing them with a new opportunity for a better life. Additionally, we have made arrangements for a further 377 families (847 individuals) to join them, ensuring a smoother transition for them after completing the necessary matching, visa, and travel arrangements. In addition, USPUK assisted with visas for a large number of Ukrainians under the Scottish and Welsh super sponsor mechanism of the Homes for Ukraine scheme.

2. Personalised Support Amidst Crisis: Since April 1st, 2022, our compassionate lived-experience consultants have conducted over 8000 in-person consultations at the Global Expo Modlińska and Nadajin Ptak Expo in Warsaw. These consultations have been a lifeline for displaced individuals, offering them vital support and guidance during their challenging circumstances. Our consultants' expertise has significantly simplified the visa application process, sponsor search, and transportation logistics, making a tangible difference to the lives of those seeking refuge.

3. Commitment to Help: Since November 1st, 2022, USPUK has ramped up its efforts, holding an average of 300 in-person consultations per month (slower more recently), and providing essential assistance to those in need.

4. Leveraging Digital Platforms : Our impact extends beyond physical consultations. Since April 1st, 2022, USPUK has conducted 6,764 online digital consultations, ensuring accessibility and support for Ukrainians seeking guidance remotely.

5. Engaging through Information: USPUK has answered a total of 39,630 questions about the Homes for Ukraine scheme, providing advice and guidance to approximately 70,000 people representing larger groups. This extensive support has been offered through various channels, including Telegram, Instagram, and email. We aim to provide individuals with knowledge, making their journey towards relocation smoother and better informed.

6. Engagement with Individuals: USPUK's direct interaction with 46,366 Ukrainians seeking assistance in moving to the United Kingdom reflects our widespread impact and influence in the community. Through personalised support and guidance, USPUK’s consultants have become a beacon of hope for those looking to relocate to the UK.

7. Collaborative Efforts: Our direct services have played a significant role in aiding Ukrainian citizens' relocation to the UK. We funded a dedicated resettlement partner on secondment to Citizens UK to work on matching UK homes to Ukrainians on a case-by-case basis.

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In summary, USPUK's achievements have not only facilitated physical relocation but have also provided emotional support, information, and guidance to many thousands of displaced Ukrainians.

Further Impact | What else have we done?

• The Trafalgar Square's United for Ukraine Vigil (23rd February 2023) event offered us a platform to share our journey and ideals. The invitation to participate underscores the recognition we've received from local NGOs and the UK Government. Our lived-experience team member, Anastasiia Spivak, shared her incredible story.

• Our collaboration with Wizz Air, the Shapiro Foundation and the Steve Morgan Foundation demonstrates our ability to partner with others and harness the power of cooperation for the greater good. With our help, Wizz Air has provided over 100,000 free flights for displaced Ukrainians.

• We have taken resettlement partners and donors to visit the displaced people's centres in Poland. This shared experience connects our stakeholders together and has also helped bolster further support for Ukraine back at home in the UK.

• Our financial investment of over £150,000 in local Ukrainian salaries and freelance contracts has been important to some 19 consultants through a very turbulent time. It's a small step towards easing the transition for our team members, who either embrace a new life in the UK or continue to contribute from Poland/Ukraine. Our work environment is a testament to our dedication to helping people rebuild their lives, offering flexibility, a supportive atmosphere, and access to therapeutic support.

Triangulation

• Our journey has been guided by a steadfast commitment to addressing critical needs for those affected by displacement. Partnering with Citizens UK, we launched a pilot program in collaboration with the Hartford Care Group, providing five job opportunities with housing for families. This 'employment-led' approach offers independence, stability, and a sense of belonging to displaced individuals. Through triangulation, we identified the need for sustainable solutions and integration support for Ukrainians moving to the UK. We conducted outreach, recruitment, and community guide matching, supporting the visa application process and travel. As our pilot continues, we are actively exploring additional employment opportunities for displaced individuals.

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Testimonials

Ukrainian Testimonials

Angelina : At 24, Angelina's life was disrupted by war. Distanced from her family in Kherson, under Russian occupation, having seen them endure 7 months of hardships. She moved to the UK in September 2023, thanks to sponsors Tim and Orian. Despite being uprooted, Angelina cherishes the UK for its language, culture, and the warm welcome she's received. She taught piano and English in Ukraine and plans to volunteer as an English teacher in England. Quote: "The most important factor was that my heart told me to choose this country, thank you USPUK"

Natalia : 59-year-old Natalia, twice displaced, fled from Donetsk and later from Mariupol to Poland. At the Refugee Ptak Center, USPUK's Alyona aided her in finding a sponsor and navigating the visa process. Now living in Sussex, Natalia emphasizes adaptability as key for Ukrainian refugees in the UK. Quote: "I feel very welcomed and safe here…”

Maria : 32 year old Maria, recalls the traumatic experience of waking up to war on February 24, 2022. This was her second displacement. Faced with uncertainties, Maria decided to move abroad and chose England. USPUK, guided her every step, finding her a sponsor and assisting her with the visa process. Quote: "Thank you very much for this opportunity... you've been so eager to help me and thousands of other Ukrainians.”

Alina : resettled to Herefordshire: Alina, from the Donetsk region, was first sheltered in Zaporizhzhia. Through USPUK, she and her daughter found sponsors, Anne and Tim. With their support, her daughter is now in school and Alina works there too. Despite their comfortable life in the UK, she longs to help her parents back home. Quote: "I am eternally grateful to USPUK and to Anne and Tim..."

Olena : from Zaporizhzhia, had a unique journey to the UK. Initially unaware of the Homes for Ukraine scheme, she connected with sponsors and decided to visit the UK for the summer. With her sponsor's support, her elder daughter found work two weeks after arrival. While grateful for the respite in the UK, Olena's heart remains with the situation in Ukraine. Quote: "Staying in the UK certainly has its challenges, but thanks to our sponsors, they are being addressed... I hope that this chaos will end soon and I will return home with my children!"

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Partner Testimonials

Government

“ When the Prime Minister appointed me to the job of facilitating safe and speedy passage of vulnerable Ukrainian evacuees into the UK under the Homes for Ukraine Scheme in 2022 I soon realised that we needed innovative and trusted partner organisations who could help the Government make the scheme a reality under very tight time constraints. USPUK had already started working in this area and we were pleased to work closely with them and granted the Charity "Recognised Provider" status for its work in this area. I am very grateful to USPUK for the work they have done and continue to do in this space. "

Lord Harrington

Previously Minister for Refugees

More in Common

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Citizens UK

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Moving Forward | What’s Next?

Ukraine:

• As the conflict in Ukraine continues, our commitment remains resolute. Strategic collaborations, such as our robust partnership with Citizens UK, will drive our efforts to bring positive change to those in need.

• Our partnership with Citizens UK has yielded good results through resettlement and triangulation. We will continue to leverage this collaboration to extend support to more Ukrainians and displaced individuals, ensuring a smoother transition to a UK life.

• Our dedication to resettling Ukrainians through the Homes for Ukraine scheme will persist. By providing a safe haven, we aim to offer chances to rebuild lives and futures.

• Collaborations with partners like Wizz Air will remain instrumental in providing essential relief to displaced Ukrainians. We're committed to alleviating their immediate challenges while they embark on the journey to a brighter future.

• Through our involvement in events and networking opportunities we will continue to advocate for the cause. By speaking on various platforms, we amplify the urgency and importance of our mission.

Afghanistan:

• USPUK is taking on the crucial task of assisting over 10,000 Afghans currently residing in UK hotels.

• Our focus is on forming a partnership with the Afghans themselves, using the learning we have gained through our work with Ukranians. We seek to understand the community and its needs better by working with the community and hiring lived-experience community members to work with us.

• We have already conducted a comprehensive survey at the community level, to better understand their needs and aspirations. This inclusive approach will pave the way for meaningful support and enable culturally sensitive integration.

• Once we've processed the survey data and derived conclusions, we will work collaboratively with the Afghan community to facilitate their integration into life in the UK.

Integration:

• For successful integration, the community plays a pivotal role. We are committed to organizing regular and impactful events that foster connections among displaced individuals. These events will provide a platform for building cross-cultural relationships, enabling vulnerable individuals to meet like-minded people with shared backgrounds and experiences.

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Letter from the Chair of Trustees

The interconnecting crises of war, climate change, poverty, inequality and migration have conspired to create not only acute but chronic and seismic challenges. The particular crisis around refugees is likely to endure for generations and in that context the work that USPUK and the other charities working to alleviate the hardship of refugees is critical. That work is best and most effectively leveraged through partnership with refugees themselves, the Government, other stakeholders and like-minded refugee organisations. It is through these partnerships that USPUK will seek to deliver the best of itself.

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Financial Review

The charity with the help of its Board, providing sound financial management, was able to raise £617,052 to-date and holds unrestricted reserves of £311,617 for the year 2022-23.

Spending Controls | Value for money

The Trustees seek to minimise all administrative overheads incurred by the Charity and are particularly pleased with the value delivered to our beneficiaries through the work supported by the funds donated to-date.

Reserves Policy

The Board of Directors has examined the charity’s requirements for reserves and in light of the main risks to the organisation, it has established a policy whereby the unrestricted funds not committed or invested in tangible fixed assets held by the charity should provide future cover for between 4 – 6 months of expenditure.

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The budgeted expenditure for 2023-24 is £350,000, which will be the fundraising target. The reserves are needed to meet the working capital requirements of the charity, and the Trustees are confident that, at this level, USPUK can continue its current and planned activities.

Structure, Governance and Management

Governing Document

The organisation is governed by its Memorandum and Articles which was incorporated on 28th March 2022. The organisation was established and is governed in accordance with this document

Recruitment and Appointment of The Board of Trustees

Number of Trustees

• There shall be at least three Trustees.

• Appointment of Trustees and retirement of Trustees by rotation

• Those persons notified to the Registrar of Companies as the first directors of the Charity shall be the first Trustees.

• Appointment of Trustees

• Any person who is willing to act as a Trustee, and who would not be disqualified from acting under the provisions of Article 26, may be appointed to be a Trustee by a decision of the Trustees.

Automatic retirement

• At every Annual Retirement Meeting a third, or the number nearest to one-third of the Trustees, being those who have been longest in office since their last appointment or reappointment, must retire from office. Where more than one-third of the Trustees have served for the same period of time since their last appointment or reappointment those Trustees shall agree amongst themselves which Trustees shall retire, or in the event that agreement cannot be reached, the decision shall be made by lot. The retirement takes effect at the conclusion of the meeting. The Annual Retirement Meeting shall be the meeting of the Trustees at which the accounts of the Charity are adopted.

Maximum term

• Retiring Trustees may be reappointed but a Trustee who has served for two consecutive terms of office must take a break from office and may not be reappointed until the earlier of:

• the anniversary of the commencement of his or her break from office; and

• the Annual Retirement Meeting following the Annual Retirement Meeting at which his or her break from office commenced provided that the Trustees who are not retiring may unanimously resolve to reappoint a retiring Trustee who has served for two consecutive terms for a further term(s) of 12 months where the Trustees who are not retiring consider there to be exceptional reasons why such further reappointment for such further term(s) would be in the interests of the Charity.

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• If the retirement of a Trustee causes the number of Trustees to fall below that set out in Article 24 then the retiring Trustee shall remain in office until a new appointment is made.

Minimum age.

• No person may be appointed as a Trustee unless he or she has reached the age of 18 years.

General

• A Trustee may not appoint an alternate director or anyone to act on his or her behalf at meetings of the Trustees.

Volunteers

USPUK is grateful to its volunteers both at home and abroad for their dedicated work to help push the charity's objectives forward.

Risk Management

The board of trustees has reviewed the major risks to which the charity is exposed. A risk register has been established and is updated throughout the year. Where appropriate, systems or procedures have been established to mitigate the charity's risks.

Internal control risks are minimised by the implementation of procedures for the authorisation of all transactions and projects. Procedures are in place to ensure compliance with the health and safety requirements of staff, volunteers and clients. These procedures are periodically reviewed to ensure that they continue to meet the Charity's needs.

Thank you

The Board of Trustees at USPUK formally extends its deepest gratitude to our esteemed funders, donors, and dedicated volunteers. The invaluable support you provide is the linchpin of USPUK's operations, enabling us to make a profound and daily impact on the lives of countless displaced individuals.

Additionally, the Board wishes to express particular recognition and appreciation to our team members with lived-experiences. Their resilience and work for USPUK in the face of challenging personal journeys is commendable, and their continued dedication to being at the forefront of the issue—assisting their own community—is truly exemplary.

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Docusign Envelope ID. A5FC6CA￿A0F￿49sE-BB3(k782B7l E87F41 USPUK (COMPANY LIMITED BY GUARANTEE) Compally registration 14005483 Charity registration 1198784 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS 31 MARCH 2023 •AC87PHJF* 2110712023 COMPANIES H￿Se A17

Docusign Envelope ID. A5FC6CA￿A0F￿49sE-BB3(k782B7l E87F41 USPUK REPORT AND FINANCIAL STATEMENTS PEIUOD ENDED 31 MARCH 2023 Contents Page Company information Trusiees and Directors Report Ind¢pendent Examiner Report Sratemen¢ of financial activity Statement of other r¢cognised gains Balance Sheer Notes to the accounis 8-10

Docusign Envelope ID. A5FC6CA￿A0F￿49sE-BB3(k782B7l E87F41 USPUK FINANCIAL STATEMENTS TO 31 MARCH 2023 COMPANY INFORMATION Direciors.. Nicholas John Vetch (Appointed 28 March 2022) Louise Edwina Smith (Appointed 7 April 2022) Heath¢r Jane Savory (Appointed 7 April 2022} Se¢rei8ry Emma Church Company House Registration 14005483 Charily registration 1198784 Registered offiG¢ First Floor 10 Queen Street Place London EC4R IBE A¢¢ouniants Adrian C Mansbridge & Co Chartered Accountants Half Oak House 28 Watford Road Northwood Middx HA6 3NT

Docusign Envelope ID. A5FC6CA￿A0F￿49sE-BB3(k782B7l E87F41 USPUK DIRECTORS, ANNUAL REPORT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2023 The Directors present their report arhd financial Siatemertts for the year to 31 March 2023. Objtets of the ¢h2rity? principal aetivities and organisation of our work USPUK is constituted as a company limited by guarantee.. registration number 14005483 and is therefoTe governed by a memorandum and articles of association. Th¢ ¢ompany is also register¢d as a charity with Ihe Charity Commission.. number 1198784. Activities The objeciives of the charity are for the public benefit to.. l. Advance education, including without limitation. infomiing, educating and training Ukrainian and other refugees and their d¢p¢ndethts in relation to official immigration pro¢¢sses and visa schemes and 2. Provide relief and a5SiStan¢e ro Ukrainian5 and other refugees and their dependents in conditions of need. hardship or distress including, without limitation, supporting refugees and Iheir dependents with the completion and submission of relcvant paperwork and applications for official immigration pro¢es5es and visa schem¢s. Directors The Directors. (who are also trustees for the ¢harity), during the year wer¢- Nicholas John Vetch. Louise Edwina Smith, Heather Jane Savory. The Board has the power to appoint additional Directors as li considers fit to do $0. Directors responsibilities Company Law requires the directors to prepare financial statements for each financial year which give a true and fair view of the state of affairs of the company and of the net surplu5 or defi¢it of the company for that period. In preparing those financial staiements, the director5 are requiTed to.. select suitable accounting policie5 and then apply them consisienily., make judgements and esiimates thai are reasonable and prudent.. prepare the financial statements on the going concern basis unless It is inappropriate to presume that the company will continue. The direciors ar¢ responsible for keeping propeT accounting records which disclose with reasonable accuracy at any time the financial position of rhe company and to enable them to ¢nsure that the financÉal statements comply with the Companies Act 2006. They are also responsible for safeguarding the assets of the company and h¢n¢e for taking reasonable steps for the prevention and deiection of fraud and other irregularities.

Docusign Envelope ID. A5FC6CA￿A0F￿49sE-BB3(k782B7l E87F41 USPUK REPORT AND ACCOUNTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2023 Directors responsibilities (eortt'd) The directors are awa￿ of their responsibilities co exiernal creditors under the Insolvency A¢t 1986 and undertake to ensure funding levels are adequate for the foreseeable fvture. Tax status In the opinion of the directors, the Charity is exempt from lax on its principal activities by virtue of its charitabl¢ status. Audlt The dire¢tors have decided to take advantage of the rules that allow a Charity of the size of USPUK to not have its accounts audited. Instead the a¢¢ounts will b¢ "examined" by an appropriately qualified person, bui noi audiied. Approval Thi5 report was approved by the Board of Directors on the date shown below and signed on its behalf Mr Nicholas John Vel¢h Director Date.. 191712J

Docusign Envelope ID. A5FC6CA￿A0F￿49sE-BB3(k782B7l E87F41 USPUK REPORT AND ACCOUNTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2023 Independent Examiner's Report to the dlrectors of USPUK (Charity number 1198784) I report ro the charity directors on my examination of the accounts of the Company for Ihe year ended 31 March 2023. Respective re$pon$ibilities of director$ and examiner As the charity's directors of the Company, you are responsible for the preparation of the accounis in accordance with Ihe requiremenis of the Companies Act 2006 ("the 2006 Act"). Having satisfied myself Ihat the accounts of Ihe Company are not required to be audited for this year under Part 16 of the 2(K>6 Act and are eligible for independent examination, I report in respect of my examination of your charity's accounts as carried out under section 145 of ihe Charities Aci 2011 {"Ihe 2011 Aci"). In carrying out my examination. have followed Ihe Directions given by the Charity Commission (under section 145(5)(b) of the 2011 Act. Independent examiner's statement I have completed my examination. I confirm that no tnaterial matters have come 10 my attention which gives me cause to believe that.. accounting records were not kept in accordance with section 386 of the Companies Act the accounts do not accord wilh such records. or the accounts do not comply wiih relevant accounting requiremenls under section 396 of the Companies Act 2006 other than any requirement that the accounts give a 'true and fair. view which is not a matter considered as parc of an independent examination. or •the accounts have not been prepared in accordance with the Charities SORP (FRS102). I have no concerns and have come across no other maiters in connection with the examinatiot) to which aiiention should ￿ drawn in this report in order to enable a prO￿r understanding of the accounis to be reached. 20/0712023 Date........... Adrian Mansbridge FCA, FCCA, CTA Adrian C Mansbridge and Company Chariered AccounTants Half Oak House 28 Waiford Road Northwood Middx HA6 3NT

Docusign Envelope ID. A5FC6CA￿A0F￿49sE-BB3(k782B7l E87F41 USPUK STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL ACTIVITIES FOR THE PERIOD TO 31 MARCH 2023 NOTES RESTRIcfE UNRESTRICTE OTAL TO 31.03. 2 INCOMING RESOURCES Dongtions and legacit$ Other income 617.052 617.052 Charitable a¢tivitie5 Inv¢51ment income Toial income 617,052 617,052 RESOURCES EXPENDED Direct charitable expenditure Charitable activities Oiher expcnditure Fund-rdising Management and adminisrration 257,419 257,419 48,016 48,016 Total Expenditure 305,435 305,435 NET INCOMEI (EXPENDITURE) FOR THE PERIOD 311,617 311.617

Docusign Envelope ID. A5FC6CA￿A0F￿49sE-BB3(k782B7l E87F41 USPUK STATEMENT OF OTHER RECOGNISED GAINS FOR THE PERIOD TO 31 MARCH 2023 PERMANENT RESTRICTED UNRESTRICTED TOTAL END0WME￿r tNCOME COME 2023 Net {Expenditur¢yin¢om¢ for the p¢rtod 311,617 311.617 Investment gains Net movement in funds for period 311,617 311.617 Funds brought forward Funds carried forwprd 311.617 311.617

Docusign Envelope ID. A5FC6CA￿A0F￿49sE-BB3(k782B7l E87F41 USPUK BALANCE SHEET AS AT 31 MARCH 2023 NOTES 2023 2023 Fixed A$$ets 1.985 1,985 Current Assets Debtors Cash at bank and in hand 313.224 Toial current aSS¢ts 313.224 Cr¢ditors . amouot5 due within one y¢ar 13,592) N¢t Current Assets 309,632 Net Assets 311,617 Capitsl Permanent Endowment Restricted income funds Unrestri¢ted funds io 10 io 311,617 311,617 FOT the year eDd¢d 31 Mareh 2023 the company was entitled io exemption from audii under s¢ction 477 of the Companies Act 2006 relating to small coTnpani¢s. Directors responsibilities.. • No members have required the company to obtain an audit of its a¢¢ounts for the year in question in accordance with section 476. and The directors a¢knowldg¢ th¢ir responsibility for complying with the Tequirements of the Act wirh respect to accouniing records and the preparation of ac¢ounis. These ffjnancial staiements have been prepared accordartce wrth the provisions applicable w companies subjeci io the small companies regime and in accordance with the FRS 102 SORP. Approved and signed on behalf of the Board of directtsrs and Trusiees on 1917123 Nlr Nicholas John V¢t¢h Director and Trustee

Docusign Envelope ID. A5FC6CA￿A0F￿49sE-BB3(k782B7l E87F41 USPUK REPORT AND FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2023 l. Atcollnting PDlicies 1.1 Basis of preparatK>n of accounts The accounts are piepaied under the historical cost conveniion and includes ihe results of Lhe charity's operaiions ivhich are described in the Directors and Trustees Report and all of ivhlch are continuing. The ccounts have been prepared in compliance iviih the Sthiemeni of Recommended Practice on Chariiy Accounts. The company has taken advantage of the exemption in Financial Reporting Standard No. I from Producing a cash flow statem¢nt. 12 Tangible fixed asgets and dtpreciation Equipmeni acquired for use by the charity is depreciated at 250/0 of cost per year. IJ Income Volun¢ary income and donaiions are a¢wunied for as received by the chariLy. Any income from fundraising ventures is 5hoivn gross, with any as50ciaied costs included in lund raising cosis. No ptrmanent endo¥vm¢nts hav¢ been recethved in Ihe period. bui thc5e are deali ¥vith through the Staiemeni of Financial Aci(Yili¢s if any aros¢. IA Investments I'he company curiendy hold no invesimeni. 1.5 Value added tax Value added tax is not re¢ov¢rable by the charity and is therefore included as a Cost in th¢ siatement of financial activities. lffj Finance leases There were no Fjnance leases. 1.7 Op¢ra¢ing leases There were no Operaiing lea5e5. 13 FuNdraisirtg ¢osts Fundrai5in8 costs comprises eX￿nd1[ure incurred in inducing people and organisations io contribute financially 10 ihe chaiily's ivork. This in¢ludes the cg51 of adveriisinÈ for donaiiL>ns and the stsging of stvial fundraisin8 even(s. No such fund raising took place in Lhe firsl accountlllg period. J S Expenditure on management And 4dmini8tr#tion of the charity- Adminislraiion expendilure includes all expenditure not direcily related ￿ (he chari¢able aaiyity of fundraising ventures. This includes cosi of reniin8 and running office premises. staff salaries lif any) for administrative staff and accountancy and auditlexafftinauon fe¢s.

Docusign Envelope ID. A5FC6CA￿A0F￿49sE-BB3(k782B7l E87F41 USPUK NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS FOR THE YEAR TO 31 MARCH 2023 2023 2. DONATIONS & cIFrs Donations 617.052 3. GiiANTS RECEIVED 4. FUN1￿liAlS[NG VENTURES 5. INVESTMENT INCOME Interest received 6. DIRECT CHARITABLE COSTS Direct Costs 257.419 7 IVIANAGEMENT AND ADMINISTRATION The surplus on activities is aft¢r charging.. Preparing Sta￿tOry Accounts & Examination including VAT Bookkeeping and setting up bookkeeping sYs￿M Printing postage and siationery Bank Charges Insurance Ren¢ Other administration costs 3,892 88 533 27,331 13,885 48,016 8. FIXED ASSETS Equipment additions 2.640 Equipmeni Cosi clf 2.640 Depreciation charge for the p¢riod- 250/0 of cosi 655 book valu¢ 31.3.2023 1.985 9. CREDITORS Ac¢ountan¢y accnjal Other creditors 1.152 2,440 3.592

Docusign Envelope ID. A5FC6CA￿A0F￿49sE-BB3(k782B7l E87F41 USPUK NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS FOR THE YEAR TO 31 MARCH 2023 10. RESERVES No permanent endowment fund providing ongoing investment income ¢UTrently exists. The charity will be encouraging the provision of such an endowment. There were no restricted Te5erves arising during the year. Fund balan¢es analysed between assets cornprise.. Unrestri¢t¢d Re5tri¢t¢d Totgl Fixed assets Investmeni N¢t curient assets 1,985 1.985 309 632 311.617 309 632 311.617 I I. LOAN FROM BENEFACTORS There weTe no loans at 3 1 MARCH 2023 12. DIRECTORS & TRUSTEES REMUP4ERATIOJ¥ No r¢muneration was paid to directors OT trustee5 In cither capacity during ihe period. 13. Th¢ company is limited by guarantee. Each director has guaranteed £1. J4. Related p8rty Transa¢tion None -io-

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