Charlty No. 1198938
LONG COVID SUPPOltr
FINANCIAL STATEME￿[5
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MAY 2024
CHARLES OSEI, BSG. Msc. ACIE. MCIPP. AF* ATA
CHARITY INDEPENDENT EXAMINER I ACCOUNTAwr
FLAT 3. 11 ROCHDALE WAY
LONDON
SE8 4LY

LONG COVID SUPPORT
Reglstered Charity No.
1198938
TRUSTEES. REPORT AND FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MAY 2024
CONTENTS
Page
Legal and Administrative Details
Trustees ReF(Yt
Independent Examinerts report
Balanc* Sheet
Statement of Financial Actmtles
10
ststement of Cash fiow
11-16
Notes to the Accounts

LONG COVID SUPPORT
Registered Charity No.
1198938
OR
ANISATIONAL PROFILE
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MAY 2024
TRUSTEES
Joanne Daincml
Chair
Gareth Evans
lan Martin Fraylin9
James William McGoldrlck
T8mitope Oyefuga
Aimle Cole
Professor Dan181 Altmann
Dr Margaret O'hara
Natalle Ro9ers
REGISTERED OFFICE:
Ltmg Covld Support
87 Standen Road
London
SW18 STR
BANKERS:
ACCOUNTANTS:
Charles Qsei, Bsc (Hons). MS¢, ACIE. AFA. ATA. MCIPP
Flat 3, 11 Rochdale Way. D8Ptford London
SE8 4LY

LONG
Trustees, Annual Report for the period
Period start date
01
Ju
Period end date
31
SUPPORT
2024
From
Section A
Reference and administration details
Charity name
LONG COVID SUPPORT
Othèr names charlty Is known by
WA
Reglstered charlty number (If any)
1198938
Charltys prlnclpal addre83
87 Standen Road
LorKlon
P08tcode
SW18 STR
Names of the charity tru8tee8 who manage tho charlty
Oat•* acl•d11 not for •ntlr•
Trust•• narn•
Offlce IW any)
N•ffl• of p•T￿n {or body) •ntitl•d
toa
nt trust••
Olan
Joanne Dalnow
Dr Margaret
O'Hara
Cha
Natalie Rogers
Gar8th Evans
lan Martin Frayling
James Wiliam
M¢Goldrick
Temitope Oyefuga
Aimle Cole
Professor Daniel
Altman
Tr8asur8r
10
Names of the trustees for the charity. rf any, (for oxamplo, any cu8todlan trustees)
Name
Datss actèd if not for entire
ear
Names and addros805 of advlsors (Optional infomialion)
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of advisor
Name
Address
Name of chief executive or names of sonior staff members (Optional information)
Section B
Structure, governance, and mana
ement
Descriptlon of the charfty's trusts
Artides of Assoctation
Type of govemlng dO￿rnent
leg. trust deed. consb'tutlM)
How th8 charity is constituted
{eg. Irusl. assoclation. company)
Company
Trustee selection methTrJs
lsg. appointed by, elected by)
Appointed by the Board of Trustees
Addltlonal governance188ue8 (Optional inforniation)
Inductlon and Tralnlng of Trustees." The charity has clear policies and
proc8dures for the inducts'on and training of trustees, ensuring they
understand their roles and responsibilities. The EDI Policy outllnes the
approach for irustee apwxntrnents. promots'NJ faimess and diversity in th8
seleclK)n process.
You rnay choose to include
additional information, where
relevant, about..
poIici8s and procedures
adopted for the induction and
training of trustees.
the charity's organisational
structur8 and any wider
netsvork wlth which the charfty
works.
Organlsational Structurn and Notworks: The charrty operates a flat
structure and uses Peer Support Groups to foster collaboration and
communty involvement. It also engages with a ￿fjdar n8twork of
organisations to enharKe service delivery and advocacy.
Related Party Relatlonshlps: Thera are no related party transactions or
relatlonships.
• rélationship wtth any related
Partles.
truste8s' consideratlon of
major risks and th8 System
and proc8dur8S to manag8
them.
Rlsk Manag6m•nt: Trust88s reM8w major risks regularly through a Risk
Reglster to Id8nffj* and manage potential threats effeGttvely.
Section C
Ob-ectives and activities
The key ottyective of Long COVID Support (LCSI is lo advocate for,
provKle resources to, a￿1 support individuals experiencing th9 prolongod
effects of COVID-19. This includes addressing the physical, emolional.
and social challenges of those living wtlh Long COVID by increasing
awareness. influencing FK)Mcy. and fostering a sense of wmmunity.
Summary of the objocts of the
charity set out in its
governlng document
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AGlivlties Allgned with LCS Objectives:
1. Support and Resources..
Hosting online support groups or fcKums for individuals
affeded by Long COVID.
Providing infomiational fftaterials. such as guidance on
managing symptoms aThJ navKJating healthcare servic8S.
Summary ofthe maln
activitles undertaken for the
public bgnefit in relatlon to
these objects (include within
this section the statutory
declaration that truslees have
had regard to the guidanrA
Issued by tho Charlty
Commission on public
benefit)
2. Abyareness and Advocacy..
Organising Long COVID awareness G9mpaigns to educatè
the public and heatthcare providers about Long COVID.
Engaging wrth media and policymakers to highlight the
ved exp8ri8nc8s of those affected.
3. Pollcy Infiuan¢e:
CollaLK)ratlng with govemment bodies, heafthcare
organisations, and r8S8arch institutions to shape polici8S.
Part￿1patIng in the Long COVID Inquiry, submitting
evKlence or recommendations to inquiries ￿ committees
focus8d on pandemic r8spons8 and r8habilitation.
4. Communlty Bulldlng:
Creating opportunitTres for pe8r-ttrP88r supp)rt through
events, webinars. (x worf(shops.
Developing partnerships with some Long COVID charltles
to extend im
acL
Addltlonal detai18 of objectives and activities (Optional inforniation)
You may Choose to incknd8
further statements, wh8re
relevanl, about..
policy on grant maklng.
policy programme related
investment.
contribution made by
volunteers.
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Section D
Achievements and performance
1. Employrnent Adv¢)cacy:
Influenced policy reforms and workplace indusrvity
through consultations arKI webirTar5.
Highlighted the lived experiences of Long Covid patients
to combat sbgma and drive legislative change.
Supported workers through limited indivldual advocacy.
Summary ofthe maln
achlevements of the charity
during the year
2. Peor Support..
Support8d a gkjbal community of over 65,000 individuals,
th new groups for men and carers.
Partnered with Oxford University to develop tools like body
mapping workshops for peer suppcyt.
3. Fundraising..
Rais8d £30,OLX) through campaigns, merthandise, and
corporate partherships.
Adopted a Strateg￿ fundraising plan to diversrfy income
streams.
4. Advocacy:
Prevented dlnlc dosures. engaged with policymakers, and
contributed to natlonal forums.
o Hosted aw8renes8 campalgns and collaborated with NICE
and NHS on key iniiiatives.
5. Rosearch..
Advanced patlènt Involvement in studies like
LQCQMOTION and PHOSP-COVID.
Organised webinars and launched a consultancy to gulde
research des￿n.
Section E
Financial review
The charitys polry is to maintain rgserves equivalent to six months of
operating expenses. At th8 8nd of th8 financk?l yeaT, the charity held
surplus that signfficantly exceeded this target. Aft8r the balance sh88t
date, the charity inv8Sted thls surF4us into an interest savings account.
Brlef statement of the
charity's policy on reserves
Dètalls of any funds mat•rlally
in deficit
Non8
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Further financlal review detalls (Optional inforniatlon)
You may choose to includg
The charivs income VRS primarily derived from donations, including
addrtional inforrnation. where
thos8 generdted through fundraising activibes and unsolicited
r81evant alx)ut'.
contributM)ns from members and subscribers. Addits'onal income was
the charity's principal
generated from the sale of merthandise and a small contribLJtion fn)m
sources of funds (including
PPI income. Notabty, most fvndraising acliviti8S W8re conducted by
any ftindraising).
individuds at no cost to the charity. keeping fundraising expenses to a
minimal level of just 1% of donations. Donations constituted 950A of the
how expendttur8 has
total incomg for the year under review.
supported the key objectP4es
of the charily.
investment pollcy and
objectives including any
ethical investrnent pcAicy
adopted.
Expenditure on the Long COVID Inquiry accounted for 190A of total
operating costs and 3% of total in￿)rne, reflecting the charity's core focus
on advocacy for policy change. This approach aims to address th8 root
caus8 of lh8 ISSU8 by influencing govemm8nt, a key Stakeholder, to
adopt a different Pgr5PeCtNe on the disease. Suth a shtft would pave the
way for more sustainable outcomes, ensuring other critirAI areas, such
as research and support. are adequalely addressed.
Section F
Other optional information
Impact of Voluntsers:
Over foty volunteers across all WQTkstreams contributed significantty to advocacy, pe8r
support, fundraising, and research. Their commitment enabled the charity to expand its reach
despite limited resources.
Collaboratlon and Communlty Bulldlng:
Partnetshlps wlth organlsations Ilke the TUC. Oxford UnNersity, and NHS England enhanced
the charlty's capacty to address Long Covld chaHenges hollstlcalty.
Section G
Declaration
The trustees declare that they have approvèd the truste88' report above.
Slgnod on behall of the charity's trusloOS
Signature(s)
Full name(s)
Position (eg Secretary, Chair,
etc)
JO DAINOW
TEMITOP
OYEFUGA
CHAIR
TREASURER
Date
1&12-2024
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LONG COVID SUPPORT
Registered Charity No. 1198938
EPENDEN
INER'S REPORT ON TH
TO THE TRUSTEES OF LON
COVID SUPPORT
ANCIAL STATEMEN
I report on the financial siatements ts the year ended 31 May 2024 set out on pages 8- 16.
This report 1$ made solely to the TnJstees of Long Covid Support. as a bc*Jy. in accor(lance with
regulations made under seth'on 145 of th8 Chariknes Act 2011 and Charlty SORP. My work has been
undertaken so that I might stste to the Trustees matters l am ￿UIred to stste to them in an independent
Examinerfs report and for no other purpose. To the fvllest extent permitted by law. I do not accept or
assume responsibility lo anyone other than the Charity and Charity's trustees for my independent
examlnation work. for this repo¢ or for the statement I have given balow.
R88poCtIvo r08ponslbllttlos of T￿￿ and Indowndont •xamln
As charity trust88s of the organisation and for the purpo￿ of ch8rity18w. are responsible for the preparallon
of the financial statements. The Trustee3 consider that an audit Is not required for this year undèr sécllon
144{2} of Ihe Charites Act 2011 (the Act) and Ihat an indep8ndent examination 1$ needed.
I report in res[￿t of my 8xaminats.on of the Charfty$ a¢￿Vn￿ ¢8rnied ￿1:.
a) examlne the accounts under section 145 of th8 2011 Act.
b) foll¢)w the procedures laid down in the general Directions glven by Ihe Charity Comml$$toners under Section
145{51(b) of thè 2011 Ad: and
c) slate whether particular matters have o)me to my att8nlbm.
Ba81$ of Indopendont oxamln•rf8 statomont
My examination wa5 carried out in acGordanGe with the general Directions given by the Charity Commission.
An examination includes a review ol th8 accounting records kept by the Charity, and a companson of Ihe
accounts presented those r8c¥)rds. It also includes consideration of any unusual Items or disdosur8s in
the accounts and seeking explanations from you as Tru$lee$ conceming any such matters. The procedures
undertaken do not providg all the evidence that would be r6yuirga in an audit. and consequently no opinion 15
given as to whether the accounts present a Inje and fair VI￿ and the reports limiled lo those matters sel out
in the stalemanl on the n8xI page.
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DEP
ENT EXAMINER'S
ORT ON THE FINANCIAL STATEMEN
TO THE TRUSTEES OF LONG COVID SUPPORT
Indepondent examin•rfs sLitsment
In connection v￿th my examination, no matter has corn8 to my att&ntlon:
11 which 9ive8 me reasonable cause to beS1gve tt)at In any rnatsrl￿ resF￿￿ Ihe reqU1￿ments
al to keep accounting records In 8￿rdance with Sockn 130 of the Charlues Act; and
b) to prepare accounts which accor(I with the acwunting rnC4)rds and comply with the a¢c>)unting
requirements of the Charities Act
have not b&en mel. or
2) to which. in my opinion, 8tt8nkn.on shoukl be drawn in (Kder to enablè a proper undorstsndlng of the
accounts to be ￿8¢hed.
Chartes Osei, 8Sc IHons>. MSC. ACIE. AFA. ATA . MCIPP
Flat 3, 11 Rochdale Way Cieplford London SE8 4LY
Datfj: 291h November 2024
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Reglstored Charlty No. 1198938
BALANCE
HEE
AS AT 31 MAY 2024
Notes
2023124
2022r23
Fixed A55ets
Current Assets
Prepayments and accrued I￿rne
Debtors
Cash al Bank and in hantj
225
1,402
34.830
433
12,623
Creditors
Amount du8 withinoone Year
Net Assetsluabllitles
36,457
13,056
General Funds
36,457
13.056
Resldcted Funds..
36.457
13,056
The financial statements were approved by the Boanl of Trustees and authorised for issue on
28th November 2024 and h￿re signed on Its b8half by.
Joanne Dainow
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Registered Charity No. 1198938
STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL ACTIVITIES
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MAY 2024
2023124
Total
Funds
2022123
Total
Funds
Unrestri¢t•
Noles d Funds
Restrlcted
Funds
Resources Arising
Donations and Legacies
27.800
27.800
3,711
Other Trading Actiwties
1,477
1,477
7,830
Total Income
29,277
29,277
11,541
Expendlturn:
Raising Funds
386
386
750
Charitable Activltles -General
4.607
4,607
640
Other Tradlng Adlvltles
4,671
Total Expendlture
5,876
5,876
6,061
Resourcos retalnod for further use
23,401
23.401
5,480
Transler between Funds
Net Movomont In Funds
R8conclllatlons of Funds
8rought forward 0110W2023
13,056
13.056
7,578
Carrlod loThvard 3110512024
36.457
36.457
13.056
The company made no recognised gains and losses other than Ih05e reported in the income and
expenditure account.
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STATEMENT OF CASHFLOWS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MAY 2024
2023124
2022123
Notes
Cash flows from op8ratlng actlvltles
Cash generated from operations
11
22,207
5,047
Net cash (used Inyprovided by operatlng activrtes
22.207
5.047
Change in cash and cuh oqulvalents in tho reporting perl¢xl
22,207
5,047
Cash and cash equlvalents at the beglnnlng of the rnportlng perlod
12,623
7.576
Cash and ca$h oqulvalents at th• ènd of th• rnportlng perlod
34,830
12,623
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Regl8tsrod Charlty No. 1198938
OTES
ORTH
THE ACCOUNTS
ENDE
31 MAY 2024
1. Accounting Polki•s
Basls of Preparatlon.
These accounts have been Fwrwj on an accrual bas& 01K4￿18 iThXMT* and eyndrtufè 8$ th8y are
eamed or inctsrred, rather than as tssh rec8iV8d ￿ pald. Reference to the-charrties SORP refers to the
Charites SORP IFRS 1021.. AcwJnliThJ ReFKNlrrfJ by Chaiibes." Statement of Rerxjmmended Practi(
appllcabl8 to charftlès preparing th￿r att(MJnts In acc(Ydance wth the Fina￿la5 ReFMirtsng Standard
appllcabl8 in th8 UK and Republk of Ir8laThJ. 2Tra ￿lIb)n affthe 1 Jarwary 2019.
la. Incom•
1 Sncom8 ts r8cagnised onc8 th8 Charfty ha8 en1likn￿t to ts Irthme, It IB rnb*Jlg that the Income VAI be
received, and the arn￿nI of incom6 r8cbfvaL4e c4n b8 rrw8ur8d rdlaily.
Grants arg included In thè Ststsment of finandal on a rBceivat4& b8$1s. The balan￿ ol income
recdv8d lor spBrAfic purposes but not exFlerthd durtNJ the p8ric*J18 in the reknnt funds on thè
Balance SheeL Wh•r8 Income Is received In advance of entillemem of 18C8iPt. Its recognition is deferred and
Indud8d In cr8dilor8 as defeThed Inccffig. Whw8 enlknent c#xur8 tjelore kno)Fre18 r￿e1¥&￿. tho IntxJme18
accrued.
Incom8 tax recoverable In rolalon lo th)nalkJr* uThJ8r Gift Aid or deod8 of o)venant is rncognised at
th8 tsmè of the d￿ation.
Incom8 tax re(x)vorab18 in relatk)n to Inv8strn8nl is re￿￿$9￿ al thè tlm8 the Investrwt income18
rpcèivable.
Ib. Exp•ndltur•
Expandilure is rec￿jnIs$d there is a legal or con8th￿ti￿ oL4¥Jats)n to tra￿fer oconomr tr￿efft to a
third party, it is possiblo that a transfer of ac0￿MIC b8￿fil5 *ill bg required in setttemgnt 8nd Ihe 8rn¢)unl of
the obh'gation can be m8a8ured rdiably.
Expenditur8 on charitabkn aclivrti8s i8 incurr•J ￿ diro¢ty uThknkiTrJ th& actpiiti88 furlhor the ChanV8
c&jgth"vès, as well as any associated supFKffi ¢x*ts.
All axpgndilurg indusivo of irrocoveraL49 VAT.
le. Gw•mment grant•
Govemmenl grants are lo the Statement d fmancial athilias as tr* ralated expendiknre is in￿rTed.
1d. Fund accountlng
Unr&str￿ted Funds are r8C8Nablg or 98n8rnt•J for thè objgth of the chaiity further
sp&Erfi8d purp¢A88 and are aValab￿ as g$nèral funds.
Restricted Funds are su4"8Ct8d to r8stn"clK)ns M Iheir 8￿d￿rB imposed ty ￿ &Jnor.
088ignated Funds arn unrsstrictsd furKls but earmarked bythe trusteas kn Par￿ular purwtsas.
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Register￿ Charlty No. 1198938
TES TO THE
R THE YEAR ENDED
10. Taxatlon
The Charfty Is con5K1￿￿ to Pass the iests set tyjt kn Pw8grnph 1 Sthwjule 6 of trhe Fin8nc* Aci 2010 and
therefo￿ it meeis the definilion of a thantsile company f(Y UK co￿Orthn tax purF4)$8s. A(sydlngty, 11
Charity is polenbally exempt taxation in resFed of income OT Ca￿ g8ins recewed within categories
covere(I by Chapter 3 Part 11 of ￿ CworaKffl Tax Act 2010 or Section of the Taxatitin of Charge8b
G81ns Act 1992. to the axtwl that gakns ¥e appl￿ oxdusNdy to ¢*antabl9 wrF4)$8S.
It. Dobtorn
Trade 8nd olher debtors 8r• at tho $g¢tkn￿1 anwJunL PrepayIr￿￿ts are w81￿￿ at 8mwnt prgpald.
lg. Ca•h at bank and In h•nd
Cash at bank and in hand indud&s cash and sh(￿4¢M hwJhly liquid imiesimenls %%ith a shr#t M?￿nty of three
moYbth$ or18ss from Ihe dale of acqui&tion or openinu of th& doFogt ￿ wmlar ac4>JunL
1h. U•bllltlM •nd provlskx
Liabilities arg rgcognisod ther81s an ot11￿li0Th at th& balancg sho01 date as a result ol 8 P8$18venl. it18
probable th81 a transfer of benefit*ll bo rnquirgj in 801llen￿1. and Ihg ¥M￿nI of tho 8eill8mont
can be esllmaled relabty.
Llabilties are recognised at the 8mwn¢ thal ts Charity a￿Up•te$ it %ill p8y to settkn Ihe debt or the
*mc￿nt il has rèceived as 81fvon(*d po￿nts for Ihe urd)ds tx services bt mu$1 p¥ovlde.
Provlslons are m88sw8d al thè tr*81 e8lwmats oftha a￿￿nts 80IYe the thlb3atbn. Where the
Bffect ol the knme vabje of monèy is malen4, ts provision is based on tr* Fvesenl value of Ihose arnount8,
discounted at the ￿taX disc(￿￿1 rale that rgngcis the rtsk8 speafic io the li8kn'1ty. The unwinding of the
dbscount is recognised in the Staemenl ol finanaal acliviknes as a financo cost.
11. Fln•n¢l4 In$trum•nts
The Ctr8rity has fin8n¢i4 assets and finantyal labilities ol a kind ihat qualify 8$ basic financi81 inslwments.
Basi¢ finan¢ial instrnmgnts a￿ initially recoJni8ed al transacti￿ value and subsequentty nwsyred at ihe
settlement value %%ilh the exc9p11￿7 of bank loans %thTrch are susoquendy measured al amty1i8ed cost Using
the effective inter¢sl mgllkxl.
1J. c￿tI¢d a¢c￿ntIng ••tlm•l•• and are•s of Judg•m•tt
Estimates and judgeThntS 8r• evaluated w#J ?￿ bowj on hi8torThl tiypwienc• and oth8rf8ctor8,
induding exFeciatsons of I￿￿￿ events that are be￿.eV￿ lo be wx)nable under tho t?r(xJmstsrKes. The Charity
dogs not ¢urMtty have any s4nrfi¢8nt accounling estimates or areas oljudgement.
1k. Tanglbl? Fix¢d Assèts
EqUi￿en1 and other tangibb fixed assels we rwwj TAthen the o35t 15 £500 CY
Depreciation is provi¢Jed al Ihe fdkfftiThJ Trtes ￿ ordwlo ￿lIe dt e￿h assst (Ner rts
estimated useful lrfe.
C(xmputsr equipment
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TE
THEA
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MAY 2024
2 DONATIONS AND LEGACIES
2024
2024
2023124
2022123
Donatlons and glfts
Research
ppl
Merchandlse
Totsl C8Pit81 Project Incorne
27.800
27.8CKI
3,711
6,000
75
75
1,402
29,277
29,277
Total In¢om•
29.277
9.711
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NOTES
O THE ACCO
FOR THE Y
ENDED 31 MA
3 CHARITABLE AcnvmES COSTS
Other Trndlng
RaSglng Funth Activitie•
1•99 nolo S)
Is•• nots 51
Support Costs
{•w note 5)
Total
Charftable AdvlUès
4,607
S.878
4 DIRECTISUPPORT COSTS OF CHARITABLE IUnr••trl¢t•d
2024
ToLg1
2023124
Tot•1
2022123
2024
Fundrai51ng agents
Regulatory Expenses
ppl
Merchandlse
OfflcelGeneral Admlnlstratlve Expenses
Subscriptlons
COVID Inqulry
Research
Webslte
Depreclatlon - equlpment
D1￿ct Charltable Projett Actlvltles
Total resourcm exp•nd•d
386
750
1.021
322
322
248
392
821
821
125
125
3,650
5.876
5.87e
6,061
5 DEBTORS: AMOUNTS FALUNG DUE wrTriM ONE YEAR
2024
2023
D8bttsrs
P￿paYrnents and acuugd infX)mg
225
1,627
433
423
6 Cash at Hand and Bank
12.623
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NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MAY 2024
ANALYSIS OF NET AssEfs BEtWEEN FUNDS
2024
Total
fund8
2023
Totsl
funds
fund
fund
Fixed assets
Current assets
Current Liabilities
36.457
36.457
13,056
36.457
36,457
13,056
9 MOVEMEKf IN FUNDS
movom•nt
In fund$
At
31.5.24
At 1.6.23
Unre81ricted funds
General fund
13.056
23,401
36,457
Restricted funds
Restriclgd (und
13,056
23,401
36A57
Nel movoment in funds, in¢Suded in the above are as folkM8'.
2024
2024
Incomlng
R08ource8
r9¥ou￿8 fjxpondod
2024
Mov•m8nt
In fund•
UnrgStri¢tsd funds
General fund
29277
15,8761
23,401
R&8lricted funds
Reslricled fund
TOTAL FUNDS
29,277
15,876)
23,401
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LONG COVID SUPPORT
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OTES TO THE ACCOUNTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MAY 2024
MOVEMENTS IN FUNDS- ￿)ntInU•d
A current year 12 mnlhs and prior year 12 months combhed net nN)vement in funds. induded in th8
above are as fdlows..
Incomlng Roourcos
•xp&nd•d
ovgmont
In funds
Unrn8trlct•d fvnds
General fund
40.818
11.937
28.881
Restrlctsd fund6
Reslricled fund
TOTAL FUNDS
40.818
11.937
28,881
10 RELATED PARTY DISCLOSURES
There there no rolaled party tran8aclion$ for tho year 3181 May 2024.
11 RECONCILIATION OF NET (EXPENDIYuRE￿NCOmE TO 14Ef CASH FLOW FROM OPERATING
ACTIVITIES
2024
2023
Nel lexpondttur8Wncome for th8 reportlrKJ {85 per the
statement of financial aclNitiesl
Adjustment for..
Fixed Assets
Depreciallon ch8rgas
Ilncreaseydecrease in debtors
Increaselld8cr8asel In cre(lrtors
Nét cash (used Inyprovldèd by oporatlons
23.401
5,480
(433}
(1.1941
22,207
5,047
12 ANALYSIS OF CHANGES IN NET FUNDS
At 1.6.23
Cash flow
At 31.5.24
Net Cash
Cash ot B8nk and in haThJ
12,623
12.623
22.207
22.207
34,830
34,830
Total
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