REGISTERED CHARITY NUM8ER: 1199531
Report of th• Trustees and
Finahelal Ststements for the Year Ended 30th June 2025
lor
Becoming Familie6
The Richards Sandy Partnership
Th￿ne10e H£￿$¢
25 Ba￿OUrne Road
Worcester
Worcestershire
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8•¢omlng Famlll
Contents of the Flnancbal Statèments
for the Y8ai Ended 30th Jun• 2025
Page
Report ofthe Truste
I to 4
Ind8p•ndent Examlnetrs Report
Statement of Flnancial Actl¥ltlè8
Balaneo Sh•et
Notes to the Financlal Statements
8 to 17
Detailed Stst•ment of Finanelal Aetfvities
18 to 19

Becomlng Famili•s
Report ofthg Trustees
for thb Y6ar Ended 301h June 20
The trusteès present their report with the financial statem8nt5 of the charity for year ended 30th June 2025. T
trustees have 8dtspted the provisions of Accountlng and Reportsng by Charib"es' Statement of Recommended Practic
applicable to chantsos prepanng their accounts in accoidance with the Finaniial Roportsag Standard apFAicabie in the UK
and Republic ol Ireland IFRS 1021 leffethve 1 January 20191.
OBJECTIVES AND ACTIVITIES
Obleetlves and aims
The obied5 of the charity ar?. for the public benefit. the promobon Df good mental arvj physical heath th8 r&li&f of
those at risk of poor mental health through providing antenatallpostllatallperinalal SUpport18thv￿es and erjuCati￿ aTh
mental health support, for expectant andlor new parents with infantslchildren LP to 2 years of a9e i8￿dIng in the West
Midlands by suitably qualified per50ns.
The main w?ys w• promote and protect the merrt81 health of families. Is through..
111 Raising awareness of mental health and welbeing
121 Providing courses
131 Providing support groups and one lo one sessions with qu81ified pr8ctilioners and volunteers.
Main Activities
Bdow is 8 summary of the Charty's rnain actvities in relath'on lo those purposed for the publi¢ benefit.
Funded Services..
Dropryin groups
The Charity run of these lor mum$ with pre-mobi18 babies on a Monday aftemOC￿ aTrJ Friday rnomiro and for
older babies. Attended by over 100 parents.
Postnatal Wellbelng Support Groups
Run a month, two groups - Dne for pr8-mobile and one for older babEs. Gurrenljy there are 18 w(xn8n attending
these.
The Ch8rity re(tived further funding trom th• National Loit&ry to both the above Servi￿5.
Oneto One Support
Funded by the Eveson Trust The Charity supported around 60 women in the financial yaar 2024.2025.
Pr¢9nancy Wellbelng Support Group¥
Funded by The 29th May 1961 Charitable Trust. A grow) for all pregnant women offered tsw¢e a month, regulwty
ttended by approximately 20 women, this ha5 continued to be a success in Ihe ye8r.
Dad$. Support Group
This stsy and play dads group has conts'nued to te a gre8t achievement this year, fvt¥J￿ by a County Council grant a5
part of their'stay Connected. funding.
Public benefrt
The Trustees confirrn that they have complied with the duty in Section 17151 ol Chartbes Act 2011 to have due regard to
guidance on public benèfit published by the Charity Commission when reviewing Ihe charity's aims. objective5 and
activities in the year.
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Becoming Famlllos
R•port of the Trusts88
forth8 Year Ended 30th Jung 2025
ACHIEVEMENTS AND PERFORMANCE
Charitsble actlvlllts
8ecoming Families is Worcestershire's only local charty nurturing and supporting families from pregnancy Ihrough to a
child's second birthday.
Becoming Families ha5 been prO￿dIng pregnancy and p05tn3tal SBrvices for local familie5 Wrth etnubon31 wellness at the
ntre of th8ir needs drivÈn services. In 2024-2025, the main 8feas of achievement for Becoming Families were..
Paid for Swvlces
1. Antenatal courses
13 7-week èvèning courses, 1 ￿¢kend course and provided tespoke 1".1 course for 14
coupleslsingle mothers. Total nD. couplesllamilies=
2. Br8astfee(Iing Workshops- 11 workshops attended by 63 motherslcoupl8&
3, Baby Massage and Baby yoga- 20 course5 run, attended by 152 parents.
4. Homebirth Wotkshops- 2 run attended by 8 etsuples.
5. Pelvic Health Workshop- 2 run attended by 13 Womèn.
6. Pregnancy Yoga- run5 in 6 week blocks, 8 ¢ourse5 in total,42 women attended
7. Postnatal Yoga . runs in 6 week blocks, 4 CDurses in total. 20 wornèn attended
8. Moth8NIi58- 4 courses run attended by 24 women.
In this year. approximately 300 families have acLessed Becoming Fsmilies sekvices. BectNMlng Families have provided
this service in a r81axed, safe and nurturing environment to support par8nt8 on their parenbng joumeys and fa￿litate the
development of peer support relationships. They alsts liaise with and where appTopriate collaborate wth Oiher
prof85sionals to 5mprove wellbeing (for example women's physir>ther8py for p8lwc floor health. birthing pool hi￿1.
Becomlrlg Faffllll￿ havo dlrectty Impactsd and made a dlff•r*nce to the benefit18￿e8, circum8tance$ through..
Th6 promotion of good mental and physical heatth and the reliel of those at risk of poor mental health thrc¥Jgh providing
antenatallpostnatallperinatal supportl8ctivits.es and education and mental he4th SUPPDr( for expectant an(Vor new
parÈnL8 with Infantslchildr•n vp to 2 years of age residing In the West Midlands.
In 2024-2025, B&corning Families have provided a range of educational and sUPPOrtNe Se￿￿$ frorn PTegnan¢y th tsvo
years to help families have the best POS5ible start. It has provided evidence-based education to enJble parents to make
inforrned decisions about birth and parenting linduding parents frorn vulnerable populatIC￿5 such 35 young tllLm5, mums
with previous mental health diffi¢ulbes and traum*"c b1rth, diSpla￿d farnilies and Éh05e wthout means of accessin9
supp)rt through either statutory or private Se￿1￿). BeccThing Families demonstrate a consistent approath to parent
SUPFOrt underpinned by thÈ evidence that new parents need lo be nurtured In order to nurture their Infants.
Becoming Families Also domonstrote that thoy provlde henellt to wdersoclety through:
Thé promotion of strong parent-infant relationship5 for life-long mental heath by facil'tating confiden￿, self-trust a￿1
grnotional wellbeing lor the family during the most vulnerable Imes. The parents and thildren benefitting trom
B8corning Families intervenb.ons will in their tum positively Impacl future generations through their own parenting. The
promotion of strong peer relab'on$ be￿een familiès In communities directty benefits the broader community.
FINANCtAL REVIEW
Rg$grvg¥ pollcy
The trustees have not sèt a fomial reserves policy, but do maat on average every 8 weeks to ￿￿eW the activil'es of the
charty and finances. The trustees aim to buikl up reseryes o￿T Ihe next lew yeats to protect the ch81ity Against any
18rgÈ and unexpected expenditure or other 8v8llt tt)at may otherwise impact on charws a)ility lo conts.nue as a going
concern, ensuring any vulnerable benefic48rie5 of the thanty could be sign posted to altematsve seNice5 Wlth sufficienl
time to reC￿1Ve Ih8 roquired level ol supporL At present free ￿serveS would allow for 5 months ol totsl expenditure with
no income in the tharity, whith the trustees consider a good le￿1 of reserves for the current risk prrjfile ollha charity.
At the year end the charity had totsl uniestricted general reserves of £32.85412024.' £10.9441. of which £423 relates to a
designated lund. Addth"onally. £50712024.. £1,010) relates to tangible ftxed assets. This leaves free reserves of £31,724
12024.. £9.9341 whi¢h is equivalent to appr0￿matelY 12 tnDnth's unreslricied ex￿ndIture. and S months of total
expen(Jiture.
At the year end the charity has restricted lunds totalling £17,30812024.. £33.2911.
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Bocomlng Famill•s
Report of tho Trustee¥
for tho Yoar Ended 30th June 2025
FUTURE PLANS
Looking ahead, our plans for the future ar8..
To continue and expand promsionrtraining for our'Dads group,.
- To diversify our rÈaeh ty extending ser￿￿S to other geographical areasldemogr8phiL
To develop provisi￿ for LGBTQI familie5
To Increase accessibility to wellbeing support by deweloping an onling provision
To develop a training and educats.on ami in order to erèate more sustainable rèvenue in the ftjture
- To secure a new venue in which to base Durselves
. To develop a fvndraising team (volunteer led)
STRUCTURE. GOVERNANCE AND MANAGEMENT
Gov•rnin9 docurnent
The charity, a CIO, is controlled by its goveming document, a constitutic4).
Chang• In ￿gaI 8tw¢ture
sin￿ 04 Juty 2022, the charity is a CIO. wIste￿d wth the Charity Commission for EwJl8nd and Wale$.
Recruitment and appointment of new tru$te•J
The existing bustees have $018 power tr) appoint new trustees. Trustees are sde¢tsd based on personal
recommendations with the criteria that thay be skilled, experien￿0 and dedicat8d Individuals wth a téd(ground in
pregnancy and po$tnat£l services.
Key rnanagemeht p•rsonnel
The trustees have delegated the day to day management of th8 charty to Helen Hunt and Jo Lederer. of the
individuals who run the courses provided by the Charity.
The Charity adheres to the following policies..
Child Safeguarding Policy and Proc*dures
Code of Conduct for Volunteer5
Confidèntiality Policy
Complaints Policy and Procedure
Equality. Diversrty and Inclusion Policy
Conflict of Interest Policy
GDPR Policy
Supervision Policy
Saf8guarding Vulnerable Adults Policy
Piivacy Policy
Serious Incidents Policy
Recruitrn8nt of Ex-offenders Policy
Volunteer Expenses Policy
Trustee C￿6 of Conduci
Voluntèer Policy
Wthistleblowing pD1￿Y
REFERENCE AND AOMINISTRATIVE DETAILS
Reglstsr•d char￿Y number
1199531
Prlncipal addrè88
27A Cornmeadow Gr8en
Worcester
WoTcester5hir8
WR3 7PN
Trustee$
Professor M Nolan Iresiyned 26.6.251
Or C A Dennis
Or E Keamey
Dr A Patol (appointed 28.6.251
Mrs M J Godwn ACA ACCA lappointed 28.11.241
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Becoming Farnilies
Report ol the Tw8tooa
for the Year End•d 30th June 2025
REFERENCE AND ADMINISTRATIVE DETAILS
Indep•nd•nt Examln¢r
Karen Neilson FCA
10 Hamilton Apartments
2 Spring st￿et
Birmingham
1520Q
Bank
The Co-operative Bank PLC
P.0. Box 101
1 Balloon Street
ManGh85ter
M60 4EP
Key management
Helen Hunt
Joanna LeLferer
Approved by order of the b)ard of trusteès on ...................- .....
and Bigned on its behalf by,
Mrs M J Godwin- Trust88
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Indgp8ndent Exarnlngrf5 Report to the Twstee# of
Becoming FamllSes
Indepèndent examinerfs rÈport to th• trustees of Beeomlng Farnlli88
I report to ihe charty trustses on my examination of the accounts ol eeccffli￿ Families (the Trust) for the year ended
30th June 2025.
Respon$lbiliti¢s and basls of roport
As the charity trustees of the Trust you are respDn*blÈ for the preparation of the accounts in accordance wth the
requirements of the Charities Act 20111'thtt ACVI.
I report in r8spect of my axaminabon of the Trusvs aecounts carried out under Section 145 of the Act and in corrying (yjt
my examination I have followed all appllc9ble Directi￿5 given by tha Charity Commission under Secti)n 14515llbl of the
Act
Independont examlnerfs statsment
I have completed my examination. I cgnfirrn that no material rnatter5 have ccme to my attention in connecion wth IIE
èxaminthon giving me cause to believe that in 8lly matèrial respect
aco)unting ￿COrdS werg not kept in respecl of tho Trust a5 required by Section 130 of Ihe Act,. or
the accounts do not accord with those records.. or
the accounts do not comply with the 8pplicable Tequirements concèrning the fomi and eontent of accounts s8t ￿1
in the Char￿.eS (Accourtis and Reports) Regulations 2008 other than any requirement that the accounts give 8
Iwu8 fair view which is not a rnatter considered as part of an independent examinats'on.
I have no con￿m5 and have come across no other mattets in Connecti￿ with the exarnination to whith attention should
b8 drawn in this report in order to enable a proper und8rstanding of the ￿oU￿￿ to be reacked.
This report is mad¢ sol8ly to th8 Charty's Tw5tees, as a body, in accordanee with Part 4 of O)e char￿eS (Accwnts and
Reports) Regulatyons 2008. My worf( has been undertaken so that I might state to the Charity's Trustees those matters I
am required to State to them in an Independent Examinerfs Report and for no other purpose. To th8 fullest extert
permitted by Lqw, I do not 8￿pt or 85sume responsibility to anyone other than th8 Charity and the Charws Trustses as
body, for my work (K for this report.
Karen Neilson FCA
10 Hamilton Ap8rnnents
2 Spring Street
BirTningham
B1520Q
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Becoming F*mllS
Statsment ol Finan¢lal ActOvlVe6
forth• Year Ended 30th 2025
2026
Totsl
lund8
2024
Total
funds
UnrestrKted
funds
Restricied
funds
Notes
INCOME AND ENDOWMENTS FROM
Donation8 and legacies
19N74
22,235
41,709
43.740
Charitablè actlvhle$
Antenatal edUCa￿"On
Postnatal education
21,283
8.922
21,283
922
22,864
14.192
oth8rt¥ading activities
Total
EXPENDrruRE ON
Raising funds
1,182
1,182
2,818
Charitable a¢tivitiwd
Antenatal ecluration
Postnstal education
Wellbeing Sur4)0rt
21,115
9,095
97
6,679
21,941
27.694
31.036
10.882
22,824
43.501
Total
69,143
NET INCOMEIIEXPENDITUREI
Transfers between funds
22,797
{17,070)
6.727
13.689
15
Net movement in lunds
21,710
{16,983)
0,727
13,689
RECONCILIATION OF FUNDS
Total lunds brought forward
10,944
33.291
4<235
30,546
TOTAL FUNDS CARRIED FORWARD
44 235
The notss fomi part of1hese fine￿¢181 Statements
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Be¢omln9 Families
Balan¢0 Shofrt
Joth June 2025
2025
2024
Note5
FIXED ASSETS
Tangible assets
507
1,010
CURRENT ASSETS
Debtors
Cash at ba
12
52
54.313
1,040
54,3615
47,066
CREDITORS
Amount5 falling due within one year
13
14,9101
13,8411
NET CURRENT ASSETS
43.225
TOTAL ASSETS Less CURRENT LIABILITIES
49,962
44,235
NET ASSETS
FUNDS
Unfe5tricted funds
Restrlcted funds
15
32.654
10,944
33,291
TOTAL FUNDS
44 235
The financl81 statsrnents were approv8d by the Board ol Trustees aThJ authorised for Issue on
and were signed on its behalf by..
rs M J Godwin- Trustse
The notss fomi p8rt 011h8s¢ finawol staternents
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BEcomlng Farnilie8
NoteB to the Flnancial St•tern¢nts
for th• Ygar Ended 30th June 2025
ACCOUNTING POLICIES
8ASIS OF PREPARING THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
The financial statsment5 of the tharity, which is a public LEnefft entity vnder FRS 102, have been prepared in
accordance with the Charitie5 SORP IFRS 1021 'Accounting and Reporting by Charities.. Ststement of
Recofflrnended Practi￿ applicable to charities preparing their accounts in accordance w(ih the Financi
Reporting Standar(J applicable in the UK and Republic of Ireland IFRS 1021 (effective 1 January 20191,, Finanaal
Reporting Standard 102 'Th8 Financial Reporting Stsndatd applicab￿ in the UK and Republic DI I￿land, and the
Charities Act 2011 The finanu81 ststements have been Prepa￿d under the historic21 coStcL￿Vention.
These finan¢ial ststements hav& be8n prèparèd in Sterfing (£1. which is the functional currency of the ch8rty.
Monetary amounts ar¢ roundÈd to the nearest £.
INCOME
Income frorn grants and donabons is rowgnised in th6 perM)d in which the chatity is entsoed to receipt and the
amount can be measured with reasonable Certainty. Income trom grants is onty deferred when the charity has to
lfil conditions not yet met before becoming entitled to f( or where the donor has speufi8d that the income is to
be expended in a future period.
Income re18ting to direct ch8ritsble Servi￿ provided are recognised in lire with when those services are
d81ivered to thè customer.
Income from oth8r trading activities is rec￿nIsed ￿en the re￿tyng goods and setvKes are provKled to the
customer. Esbmating th8 fair valu6 of low-value donated 9oods held for resale at time of TEcept is considered
irnpractiC￿. Instead, the value of donated goods is re¢>Jgnised as income when 60kl.
EXPENDITURE
Liabiliies are ￿cOgniSed as Èxpenditur8 as soon as there is a ￿gaI or constructive obliyaton c(mmitting t
charty to that expenditure, ￿t is probable that a transfer of economic benefits wll be required In settlement and
tha arnount of the oblLgatson can be measured reliably. Expenditure IS 8ceounted lor on an acuuals basbs aTh
has been dassified under headings Ihat aggregate all cost related to the category. lthere costs cannot be
dir8cUy attributed to particular headings they have begn allocated to activities on a b8SlS L￿n5k￿lent with the use
of resourc85.
ALLOCATION AND APPORTIONMENT OF COSTS
Support costs, exduding those directly attributsble to specific Indwidual restricted funds, have been allocated
against aach dilforent tharitable activity on a pro rata basis in line wrth the level ol nonfjrant inec¢ne received
from eath different charitsble activity.
TANGIBLE FIXED ASSETS
Depreaats"on is provided at the following annual rats5 in orderto write off each asset over usefijl lite.
Computsr eqUi￿ent
33¥0 on cost
TAXATION
Thg charty 15 exempt frorn 18x on its charitable activibe$.
FUND ACCOUNTING
Unresiricted funds can be used in accordance with the charitable ￿￿'ectiveS at the discr6tim of the bwtees.
Restricted funds can only be used foi particulai restricted purp05e5 Wlthin the object5 of the chanty. Restrictions
arise when specified by the donor or when bjnds a￿ raised for particular restricted pU￿ose8.
Further ex￿anatiOrn of the nature and purpose of ea0* fuvd is induded in the notes to the financial stai8rrTent5.
BASIC FINANCIAL INSTRUMENTS
The charty has dected to apply the provisions of Section 11, Basic Financial Instrurnents. and Section 12 '0ther
Financial Instrurnents Issues. af FRS 102 10 all of its financial instrurnents.
Fin?ncid instruments are re￿nISed when th8 charity b￿e$ party to contrxtual provisions of Ihe in8trurn8ni.
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Becoming Familiea
Note8 to th$ Flnanclal 5tatements- Con￿nu•d
for the Year Ended 30th June 2025
ACCOUNTING POUCIES . continued
8ASIC FINANCIAL INSTRUMENTS
Ba81c Flnanclal Asset
Basic financial assets, which indude trade and olher receiv8blè$ and cash gnd bank bdances. are Initkqlty
rneasur6d at transaction price including transaction costs and are Subsequently carried at amortised cost usi
the eftective interest method unless the 8rr8ng&nent consbtutes a financing transaction, where the transaction
measured al Ihe pwenl valuè ol the future receipt5 discounted at a market rate of intsresl.
Basic Financial Liabl11￿0*
Basic finan[￿al liabilities, induding trale and other payables, ar& initially recogni58d at transaCt￿n price unle5S
th8 arrangement cDnstitute5 a finallcing transacb¢)n. where the debt instrument is measured at the present value
of lutute rece¢pts. discounted 8t o market rate ol interesL Debt instrurnents arè subsequenuy &2rried at arnortised
cos( using the effective inteTe5t late rnethod.
Trade payables are rtiliga￿'on8 to pay for goods or servi￿5 thal hav8 beEn acquirFd in the ordinary course of the
cperab.ons from suFWiers. Accounts payable arts classifiecl as current liabilities it payment Is due Imthin one year
or less. If not, they are p￿sented as non-cuffent liabilities. Trade payables are recognised initially at transaction.
DONATIONS AND LEGACIES
2025
2024
Donation5
Grants
14,474
6.723
43,740
Grants recaved, fficjuded in the above, ar8 85 fdlows..
2025
2024
UNRESTRICTED GRANTS
The Albert Hunt TnEt
5.000
RESTRICTED GRANTS
Edward and Dorothy Cadbury Trust
Edw8rd Cadbury Charrtable Tnjst
Eveson Trust Fund
The 29th May 1961 Charitable Trust
The N8lional Lottery Communty Fund
The Rovlands Trust
The Souter Charit81)le Trust
Strth4dllClirre Charitsble Trust
William A ca0t￿ry CharitBbl8 Trust
WOr￿tershIre County C￿nCil
1.000
3.000
10,300
3,000
19.959
,1280
3.000
2.000
1.000
1,000
TOTAL GRANTS
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Becoming Famllles
Not•s to tho Financlal Slatemgnt8- conllnued
lor the Year Endèd 30th June 2026
OTHER TRADING ACTIVITIES
2025
2024
Sale ol second hand goods
Raffle and sale of Christmas decorations
Consuttancy
2.694
1,233
680
2,036
2.036
INCOhlE FROM GMARITABLE ACTIVITIES
2025
Total
acliwbes
2024
Total
actywties
Anten3tal
eolucation
Postn8ts1
education
Antenatsl education
Pregnancy ycga
Breastfeeding workshop
Home birth
Baby massajè
MDtheMise
Pelvic floor
Baby yoga
14,609
4,941
1,573
160
14,609
4,941
1,$73
160
U31
1.908
17.132
4,377
996
359
1t),056
3.526
610
4,431
1,908
440
1143
CHARITABLE ACTMTIES COSTS
Direct
Costs (see
note 61
Support
costs (see
note 71
Totals
Antenatal educatio
Postn*al educatson
Wellbping Support
24,060
28,788
3,634
2,248
334
27,694
31,036
69,612
DIRECT COSTS OF CHARITABLE AcTvI￿lEs
2026
2024
Teacheis, midvAfes and other professional fees
Room hire
Refre5hrnents, resources and other operational costs
49,725
10,422
48,451
9,805
63,396
60.733
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Nots8 to tho Flnan¢lal Statsmonts- COn￿nUed
forthe Year Ended 30th June 2025
SUPPORT COSTS
Go¥eman
costs
Managem&nt
Finance
Totals
AThtenatsl educ*"on
P0S￿ala1 education
W8llbeing Support
2,686
29
12
919
396
3,634
2,248
334
334
41
Support costs, included in the abDve. we as fdlows..
2025
Toial
actMti8S
2024
Total
acbvityes
Antenatal
education
Postnatal
education
Wellbeing
Support
VcAunteer training
In5ur8nce
Website and advertysirg
Sundries
Depreciabon of tangitle
85sets
Bank charges
Independent exarniner'5 f
Accountancy
726
217
760
831
312
1,03B
311
1,510
1,498
1,43S
295
1,306
628
527
758
223
111
352
29
122
797
151
12
53
343
603
41
176
498
1,430
3,634
2.248
5.592
INDEPENDENT EXAMINER FEES
2025
2024
Ind•pend¢nt gxarnlnation fee
Fees payable to the currènt year independent ex8rn5n8r
Fees payable to the prior year iTrJependent examiner
175
1.430
176
TRUSTEES. REMUNERATION AND BENEFITS
There were no trustees, rernwerati￿ or other benefits for thè yèar ended 31th June 2025 nor fly the year ended
30th June 2024.
TRUSTeES' EXPENSES
There were no trustees, ?xpen5es paid for the year ended 301h June 2025 nor for the year 8nded
3Qth June 2024.
10.
COMPAK4TIVES FOR THE STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL ACTIVITIES
Unrestrirted
lunds
Rèstsicted
funds
Total
funds
INCOME AND ENDOWMENTS FROM
Donations and lega¢ie5
8,723
37.017
43,740
Charltable activ•￿•$
Antenatal edu¢3tion
Posthatal education
22.864
14.192
22.864
14.192
Other trading actmles
2.036
Total
45,815
37,017
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Becomln9 Farnili88
Notes to the Financial Statsments- continued
forthe Year Ended 30th Juno 2025
io.
COMPAK4TIVES FOR THE STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL ACTIVITIES- ¢oniinued
Unlestr￿ted
funds
Resirfcted
fvnds
Total
EXPENDITURE ON
Raising fund5
2,818
2,818
Charitsble activ1￿e*
Antenatal education
Posts)atal education
22,093
731
29 554
22,824
43.501
Totsl
69,143
NET INCOME
Transfers between funds
6.957
1,280
6,732
13.689
N•t movement in funds
8,237
5,452
13,689
RECONCILIATION OF FUNDS
Total funds br¢ught fotward
2.707
27.839
30,546
TOTAL FUNDS CARRIED FORWARD
10.944
44,235
11.
TANGIBLE FIXED ASSETS
Computgr
equiF*Trent
COST
At 1st July 2024 and 30th June 2025
DEPRECIATION
At 1st July 2024
Charge for yeBr
S03
Al 30th June 2025
1.001
NET BOOK VALUE
At 30th June 2025
S07
At 30th June 2024
1,010
DEBTORS.. AMOUNTS FALLING DUE wrrHIN ONE YEAR
2025
2024
Prepayments
Accrued income
52
50
990
52
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13.
CREDITOR5: AMOUNTS FALUNG DUE WITHIN ONE YEAR
2025
2024
Accruals
Deferred income
1.727
1.260
2,581
Deferred ineomé relates to service fees recetved in advanc8 of delivery ol the related servi￿. Deferred inccffie 8t
the end of the last financial year has been fijlty released to incom8 Wthin the current fin8nual year.
14.
ANALYSIS OF NET ASSETS BET￿EN FUNDS
Analysis of net a55ets betsveen fvsnd8 at Ihe ye8r end is as follows..
Restricted
lund6
Unresblcted
funds
Totsl
funds
Tangible fixed assets
Debtors
Cash at bank
C￿dItOrs- due wilhin one year
507
S2
36,615
4,5201
5D7
52
54,313
17.698
3901
Totsl funds
32 654
Comparativ8 anatysis ol net assets betWBen funds at the year end Is as follows..
Re3trfeted
Unrestricted
funds
funds
Totsl
funds
Tangble fixed assets
Debtors
Cash at bank
dttors- due wilhin Or￿ year
1,010
50
13.725
1,010
1.040
46,026
990
32.301
Total funds
10,944
44 235
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Note8 to the Financlal Ststsments- continued
for the Year Endèd 30th June 2025
15.
MOVEMENT IN FUNDS
Net
movefflent
in funds
Transfers
between
fvnds
At
30 6.25
Al 1.7.24
Unro8trl¢tod funds
Genef81 fund
PgrshDrè Round Table
10,944
22,374
423
11,0871
32,231
423
10,944
22,797
11.0871
32,654
Restrieièd fund8
Comic Relief
Edv4ard and Dorothy Cadbury Tw5t Fund
Edward Cadbury Charitsble TTUSt Fund
Eveson Trust Fund
National Lottery- Exiending Postnatsl
Mental Health Support for Mwns
Stay Connected - 1niorcestersb1￿ County
Council
The 29th May 1961 Charitab]è Trust
Th¢ Souter Charitable Trust
The Stttkwdllcliffe charitab￿ Tru3t
filliam A Cadbury Chaiitable Trust Fund
1,666
11,6661
1,000
3,000
18,6301
1,000
3,000
8,630
19.959
119,9591
1,460
1,379
197
10,919
12N011
721
1651
11
12,379
1.022
918
17.070
TOTAL FUNDS
.727
49,962
Net movement in fvnds, included in the above are as folows".
Incwing
resou￿$
R8sourees
expended
Movement
in funds
Unrèstrtcted funds
Genersl fvnd
Pershor8 Round Table
53,766
520
131,3921
971
22,374
423
64,286
131.4891
22,797
R88trbctsd funds
Comic Relier
Edward and Oorothy C&lbury Trust Fund
Edward Cadbury Charitable Trust Fund
Eveson Trust Fund
National Lottery- Extending Postnatal
Mental Hèatth Support for Mums
Stay Connected - Worceste15hire C(xJnty
Council
The 29th May 1961 Charitable Tr￿t
The Souter Charitable Trust
The Stockwelllcliffe Chaiit*le Trust
Imlliam A Cadbury Charitable Trust Fund
11,6861
1.000
3.000
1,000
3.000
18,6301
18,6301
119.9591
119,9591
11,235
3,000
2,000
1,000
13161
16A011
11.2791
11,0651
10.919
12,4011
721
11
TOTAL FUNDS
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15.
MOVEMENT IN FUNDS- contlnued
Comparativ•s for movement In lund8
Net
rnoVeM￿t
in funds
Transfers
between
funds
At 1.7.23
30.6.24
UnrÈ8trf¢ted fund8
General fun(1
2,707
6,957
1,280
10.944
R¢5trictBd fvnds
Cornic Relief
Edgar E Lawlèy Foundation
Eveson Twst Fund
National Lott8ry- E￿endIng Postn8ts1
Mental Health Support for Mums
Stay ConnecteO- Worcest2rshire County
Counril
The 29th May 1961 Charitable TtUSt
The Hospital S8turday Fund
The Nab"on81 Lottery C¢yrmunity Fund
The RovAands Trust
The Souter Charitabl8 frust
9.898
731
5,300
18,2321
17311
3,330
1,666
8.630
19.959
19,959
1,460
1,379
12,0001
16,9101
1,280
1,460
1.379
2,000
6,910
11,2801
197
27,839
6,732
1.280
33.291
TOTAL FUNDS
30.546
13,689
44,235
Comparative a$t movement in fund5. Included in the above are as follows..
Incoming
resources
Restsur￿s
expended
Movement
in funds
UnrvJtrleted fund¥
Gèneral fund
45,815
13e,858)
6,957
Re&tricted funds
Cornic Relief
Edgar E Lawkey Foundation
Eveson Trust Fund
National Lottery- Extending Postnatal
Mental Health Support for Mums
stay Connected - worcestershi￿ County
Counul
The 29th May 1961 Charitsbl? Trust
The Hospital Saturday Fund
The Nats'onal Lottery CLwrnunity Fund
The Rowlands Trust
The Souter Charitable Trust
18,2321
(7311
16,9701
18.232)
1731)
3,330
10,300
19,959
19,959
2.478
3.000
11.0181
11,6211
12,0001
16,9101
1,460
1,379
12.0001
IS.9101
1,280
2,8031
1,280
2.B031
37.017
30 2851
6,732
TOTAL FUNDS
69 1431
13,689
UNRESTRICTED FUNDS
Pershort Round Table Fund
This relates to donations ￿￿1Ved Ihat havE been designated to funding Saturday SW and ￿aY ses9c￿$ lor
fathers.
RESTRICTED FUNDS
Com1¢ Relief
Relates to moniès rsc8ived from Comic Rditsf to lund postratal suppcft for struggling mums.
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Noto8 to the Finanelal Ststemeiits - continued
for thè Year Ended 30th June 2025
15.
MOVEMENT IN FUNDS- contlnuad
Edgar E Lawley Foundation
Relates to monies rewved from Edgar E Lawjey Foundats"on tp fvTrd arTtenatal support.
Edward •nd Dorothy Cadbury Tru¥t Fund
Relates to rnonies received from The Edward and Dorothy C*Jbury Trust to fund support gr￿pS lor pregnant
women.
Edward Cadbury Chorltable Trust Fund
Relates to monies received from The Edward Cadbury Charitable Trust to fund support groups for new and
exp8ctant fathers.
Evesc*n Trusi Fund
Relates to monies rectNed frixn Eveson Tru$t Fund to fvnd wellbeiNJ clinics.
National Lottery - Extendlng Postnatal Health Support for Mum$
Relates to monie5 received trom The National Lottery to fund extonding posts)atal mental hedth support for
mums.
Stay Conn¢Gtod- Worcestsyshlre County Council
Relates to monies re￿iVed trotn Worcestershire County Council to fvnd various SUffJOrt groups induding for new
and ex￿tant falhers and for le5bsan mothers.
The 29th May 1961 Charitable Trust
Relate5 to rnonie5 received from The 29th May 1981 Charilable TnJ51 to fund a pregnancy wellbeing 5UPPOrt
group.
The Hosprtal Saturday Fund
Relate5 to monies re￿iVed from The Hospital Saturday Fund to fu￿1 postnatal supp¢yt foi struggling mums.
The Natlonal Lott￿ Community Fund
Relates Èo monies received from The National Lottery Community Fund to fijnd postn8tal supp(rt
The Ro7thands Trust
Relates to monies ￿￿1ve¢1 Irom The R￿and9 Tftsst to knnd tha purchase of new laptops.
The Souter Charitab18 Twust
Relates to monies re￿iVed from The Souter Charitable Tru¥t to fund Fffegnanw wellbeing swport and support
groups for new and expectantY8thet5.
The Stockwelllcllffe Charitable Trust
Relates to tnonies received from The Stod(wenlCliffe Charrtable Trust to ftjnd suppcrt grows for new and
expectsnl d8ds.
Iliam A Cadbury Charltsble Tlust
Relates to monie5 re￿iVed from Vmlliarn A Cadbury Charitsble Twst to ftjnd support9roups for pregnantwomen.
TRANSFERS BETWEEN FUNDS
During the year £1.087 was transferred lo th* ger￿ra1 unrestncted fvnd representing the value of fixed assets
purch858d using wtricted Yunds.
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for tho Yoar Ended 30th June 2025
16.
RELATED PARTY DISCLOSURES
During the year the charity paid professional fees to key management personnel totalling £28,453 12024
£27.7681 for services prowded to the charity.
Durin9 the year, the charity had a related party relationship with Th8 Richards Sandy Partnership Ltd which has a
director in COrnTDOn With a charity trustee. Duiing the year the charity made purchases of £1.140 frorn The
Richards Sandy Partnership Ltd 12024 - not a related party). At thè ye8r ènd the charty owed The Richards
Sandy Partnership Ltd £1,140 in re$￿tt of accru&l expenses12024- not a related party).
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B•comln9 Farnilies
D•tsiled Statement of Flnandal Activities
for th• Year Endod 30th Juno 202S
2025
Total
funds
2024
Totsl
funds
Unrestricied
funds
Restncted
fvnijs
INCOME AND ENDOWMENTS
Dona￿0￿$ and legac￿8
Oonalions
Grants
14,474
14,474
6,723
19N74
22,236
41,709
43,740
Other tradlng actSvltles
Salè of second hand goods
Raffle and sale of Chiisltnas decorations
Consuhancy
2,694
1,233
680
2.694
1,233
680
2,036
4,607
4,607
2,036
Charitablè Aetlvlties
Antenatal education
P￿gnancY ycga
8rea5tteeding worf(shop
Horne birth
Baby rn3Ssage
Molherwise
Pelvic floor
Baby yoga
14,609
4,941
1,573
160
4,431
1,908
440
14,609
4,941
1,573
160
4,431
1,90B
440
17,132
4,377
3S9
10,056
3.526
610
30,206
37,056
Totsl Ineomlng resourc
54,286
22,235
76.S21
82.832
EXPENDITURE
Raising donatlons and lega¢los
General fundrai51ng costs
1.182
1,182
2,818
cha￿￿ble actlvltles
Teachers, midwifes and other professional fees
RDOrn hire
Refreshments. re¥ource5 and other operab'onal
costs
19,105
5,869
30,620
4,553
49.725
10.422
48,451
9,805
3,Z49
2.477
25,354
38,042
63,396
60,733
Support costs
Management
Volunleer training
Insurance
Web51te and advertisi
Sundries
Depreuation of computer 8quipm8nt
1.038
311
1,038
311
1,S10
1,498
603
1,435
295
1,306
628
498
902
503
596
3,697
1,263
4,860
4,162
Flnance
Bank charges
41
41
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Detslled Statement of Finan¢lal Actlvltles
for the Ygar Ended 30th Juno 2025
2025
Total
fund5
2024
Total
lunds
Unrestricted
funds
Restricted
funds
Flnance
Gov•rnance costs
Independent examinerfs fee
Accountancy
175
175
1,140
1,430
1.430
Totsl resourc•s expended
69,143
N•t Income
170701
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