A Company Ltd by Guarantee No: 10768658
Rewstered Charity No: IZ04370
REPORT OF THE DIREcfoRS AND FINANCIAL STATEMEKfs
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MAY 2024
FOR
JO'S HOPE UMrrED
(A PRIVATE COMPANY UMITED BY GUARAKfEE WITHoirr SHARE CAPITAL)

CONTEP4TS
PAGE NO.
COMPANY INFORMATION
DIRECTORS. REPORT
INDEPENDENT EXAMINER'S REPORT
STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL A￿vrnEs
BALANCE SHEET
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
10-14

JO'S HOPE UMITED
COMPANY INFORMATION
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MAY 2024
DIREcfoRS i ThusfEES:
Healey
J. Tomkin
D. Tomkin
REGisfERED OFFICE:
49 Barton Road
Bletchley
Mitton Keynes
Buckingham5hire
MK2 3HU
REGISTERED CHARITY NUMBER .
1204370
INDEPENDEKf EXAMINER:
Amoeba A550ciates Ltd
Derwent House
Broad Street
Kinggwinford
Wesr Midlands
DY6 9LP

JO'S HOPE UMffED
REPORT OF ThE DIREcroRs
FOR THE PERIOD ENDED 31 MAY 2024
The directors, who atso trustees for the purposes of the Charity Act, present their annual report and
independentty reviewed Financial Statements for the year ended 31" May 2024.
STRucfuRI GOVERNANCE AND MANAGEMENT
The Organ￿ation is constituted as a not-for-profrt Charitable or8•fiisatiOD regulated under UK Charity Law.
and 15 therefore not subjert to Corporation Tax.
Governing dC￿uMent. The Memorandum & Artth of Association of Jo's Hope Ltd was fonnally adopted on
the 12 May 2017.
The trustees all provide their servi￿$ free of charge. They have a wide ra￿e of skilts and experience in
management in the public, prI￿te and voluntary sectors.
The trustees set the overall policy and directM)n of the organisation. Day to day management ￿SponsIbl11ty
is devolved to volunteers led by the founder. Ms Joanna Tomkin.
OBJEcfs AND Acnvrry
As set out in the M&A the objects of the organisatlon a￿. li) Provide support to low income. mid income,
disabled, eiderty and those suffering from and efferted by illness: lill Provide canttr pat*nts with a non-
medical form of rehabilitation. {iiil Prov*Je dsadvantaged YOLrths with an accessible system to enhance
access to music and the Arts: INI Provide low income. mid income. disabled. elderly and those suffering
from and effected by illness, with an accessible advocacy servites.
PUBUC BENEFrr
l of the groups activities are aimed at supporting kxal people, in an a￿a of heh deprivation. No member
of the Companyi including the Directors. receives any financial benefft from thesr involvement with the
organisations.
In developing aCt[￿tieS and delwering seThices. the Directors have tsken account of the guidance on publsc
benefit published by the Charities Commission.
ACHIEVEMENfs AND PERFORMANCE-June Z023 to May 2024
Jo's Hope continued to creare pr(yammes and athit*s in order to lor*ard the health and wellbing of the
local community.
We continue to develop activitie5 that engage. support and motivate our users and the public at large.
Whilst there ¥vere challenges in trading during the year. compounded by site b￿ak.InS & vehicle thefts, our
volunteers continue to work with regular 5er¥Ke users & customer5 to recover income and continue to
create aaiviiies and heahh & wellbriii8 )cnrices. S¢*me of the hishishts of the ￿ar include-.

Maintenance of our Warehouse store. priNiding Food for All pr(8ramme to local resKlents. A continued
increased number of regular clientele and famil￿5 are bein8 assisted during the year. and these from a
broader spectrum of a8es. ethnicities and rort•codes. This increased exposure has caused some
unwelcomed activity however. The warehoused suffered another break-in in the Summer 2023, which
caused significant damage and loss of St￿k, doors & windows. shefving and other displays. Delivery
vehicles have also been targeted by thieves. in the interim ofthe Vear end ar￿ sy off.
Our Counsellin8 Support sermce, offered in partnership with Blue Room. has been offered to service users.
ljo's Hope sponsors four se55ions.I
Our Yoga and You prcwamme supp)rted by Milton Keynes University Hospitsl Cancer department
continues to see ongoing engagement & direct ￿ferra15 into the programme.
Our Musical Theatre club continues to offer those aged between 9- 18 years the opportunity to experience
new challen8es & learn new skills.
Grdni sUPPOrt had been received from Natbonal Grid for our new initiatrrfe- Keepin8 Cozy. As servti which
offers custom bras for wOmenWt￿ have experienced a mastectomy.
The staff ond committee members continue to work towards a sustainable organization where we are not
only reliant on funding and grnnts. This will enable us to be able to meet needs of users and the lotal
communbry.
FINANCIAL REVIEW
The charity receives a variety of grants and donations for spectfic purposes, which are treated as Restricted
Funds. The charity receives add￿￿)nO1 funds f(Y non-specthc pur[￿$ through fundraising efforts, tryaether
with notional subscriptions from users and retail item sales whith are treated as Unrestrirted Fund5.
Overall, 2023124 presented a number of challenges with Security break-ins & thefts to the warehouse unit.
These issues caused extensive damage and business interupiions. However, grant income & projert
initiatives enabled a surplus of £16.532 to be achi￿ed for the year.
In line with the recoMMendat￿nS of the Charity CommiSs￿rt. the directors haye adopted a policy on the
holding of reserves. In Y￿W of the increasing retail nature of organisatN)nal fundinL the Direttors are
seeking to achÈeve reserves amount1￿ to six m(￿thS. running costs. For the year being reported this
amounts to around £48.LKKI based on the current sepiKe pmfile. We will continue to work towards
achieving increased reserves overthe comin8 years.
The directors are eMFrt)We￿d to invest monies of the Charity not immediatefy required forthe fvrtherance
ot its objects in or upon such investwents. securities or property as may be thought fft, nevertheless subiert
to such condTtion51rf any) and such consents (rf any) as may for the time being be imposed or required by
law.
STATEME1￿ OF DIREcfoRS' RESPONSIBiullES
The directors a￿ required under UK Company law to prepare financkal statementsfor each financial year.
which give a true and fair view of the companWs financial artiVTties during the year and of its financial
position at the end ol the year. In prepari￿% those financial statements. the direttors are required to=
al selert suitable accounting poI￿leS and apply them conststently:
bl make judsements and estimates that are Teas¢)nable and prude

cl state wherher applicable atcounting standards and statements of recommended Pract￿ have been
followed. subject to any departures disclosed and explained in the financial statements;
dl prepare the financial statements on a going concern bass unless it is inappropriate to presume that the
company will tontinue in operation.
The directors are responsible for keeping accounting reconls. which dwlose with reasonable accuracy the
financial posÉtion of the company and which enable them to ensure that the financial statements comply
with applicable taw and ￿gulatiOns. They are also responsible for safeguarding the assets of the company
nd hence for taking reasonable steps for the prevention and detectKJn of fraud and other irregulartties.
The directors have identifbed the major risks to whith the charkty are exposed and have put adoptea
suitable mechanisms to manage those risk&
This report has beeft prepared in accordance with the special provisions of the Cornpanies Act 2(MJ6
applicable to companies subject to the Small Companies regime.
APPROVAL
This report was approved by the director5 on _-24th
ebruary 2025,
and signed on their behalf-
Ms. J. Tomkin I

REPORT OF THE114DEPENDENT ÉXAMINER TOThEIRUSTEES OF
Jo's HOPE UMItED
I rep)rt on the accounts ofthe Chariv forthe year ended 31st May 2024. which afe srf fAft on pa8es >6
and 8-14.
As the (tharity￿ trust￿$ you are rewrfjNi e for preparat￿n oFthe accounts: you cons>derthat ihe
an audrc is ￿t rewtred forthis year under 144121 oftheChar¥ties 2011 lthe Charitses andthat
ao indeptr*ent examirotion is n¢*d.
It ts rny resfxjnsibli riyto".
. examinethe ￿unts UTM4er xctiLMI 145 ofthe Charibes*£L
• to tdlowthe procedures la¢d down in 8Ènernl direcr*)ns given bythe OwfityCDMM6s•￿ under
Section 1451511bl dthe Charit*ALiand
• to 5tstewhether part]￿knr matters hèw& cofflè ￿ myattent
ofln
My examffi*￿n VAscarried In accc*darKe with a￿¢￿1 direcrK>n5 Éwen lrythe tharity Commission.
An examination i￿ludeS a of the accountin8 rtt¢yds kept bythe Charity and a comparison of the accounts
presented with those records. It also iKl¥desconsiderntth of any unusual siems or disd05yres in the accounts.
and seekin8 explanat￿n$frorn the trustees corKernin8 any s￿h wtter5. The prL*edures undertaken do not provide
all the eviderKe that would be required in an audit. aNI ¢orsequwrtty l ewessan audit o￿n￿￿tt on thewe
gNen by tho accounik
In (onntttion with myeaminatw)n, rK) Ma￿ has c￿et0 my aiient*)n:
l. whKh 8Nes me reasonabk ￿se10 bekne￿th?t in matWo1 rw£tthe reqUirem￿ts
• To keep &toumin8retords in accordarte secwi tso ofthe Charibes Act: aThJ
• To prÈyre accountswhKh xcord with Kcourningrecofts aNI o)ftwty*ryththe accL¥Jnbr
requirements of the Owritie5 ki
have not been met: or
2. tOWh￿b. In myopinth. atrpJrtw)n shwkl be drawn in orderto enable a prnper ￿￿e￿landing ofthe
accounts to be r￿ch￿.
Mr Mills, EMB
Amoeba As￿Sat*S Ltd
Dèrwent House
8rgad Street
Kkn8swinford
DY6
241OV2025

JO'5 HOPE UMtfED
tortheye*r •￿d3tst*4I￿ 2024
2023
Tot•i
Fwts
Futsjs
INCOMING RESIXIR￿.
Aiwt*s fc* general￿1￿nds
I￿stment1￿4rnt
79￿4
37
79A)?I
79m4
37
?9￿71
411
iO.L
IQAU
Grant IfKL*n
411
ioAM))
li
Qther Inc
18273
97.7S5
4.039
io,¢M)
73
9￿1
81397
27.204
37.630
.481
81
83*86
64￿34
T INC(￿lIF1GIIIxlT6(*mGj REYXJACES
4￿39
17316
9WII
18)
13
4039
17916
9,011
33.456
33A56
24.444
47333
51372
33,456
Gimpanitskt

JO'S HOPE UMITED
8alarKe Sheet as at 3tst May 2024
At 31# May
At 3tst May
2023
F￿ED ASSEts
Tangible
27542
CURRENT ASSEIS
Qebtors & prepayments
Cash ar bank and in hand
io
30.774
30,774
19.6S6
19,656
Amounts fairing due within one ￿r
li
2.641
I4￿ CURRENT ASSETS
30.174
17.015
57.716
47,1
CjIED￿oRS
Amounts fallirva duè aftw more than or* ye¥
51.3n
33,456
FUNDS
Restritted funds
Llnrestrided funds
Degignated fijnds
47333
4￿9
33.4S6
TOTAL Fur&
513n
33,456
For the year endire 3151 May 2024 tThecLMnpa￿ was entiued to exempticffi from audit
under secthon 477 of the Companie5 Att 21￿ relatir4tO Small c(*i)panlek
rectorfs responsibiltiies:
members have not required the companyto cotsin an autht of its accoufitsfor the year
in question in actordano with section 476 of the Companies A¢t 21￿.
The directors ackn¢Mled8e their tesponsibilities for corn￿1￿ with the requifements of the
Companie5 Act with respecr to accounting rewds and the prepafation of ac¢ounts.
These accounts havè been prepared in a¢cordarKe wrth the (ffo¥isions applioble to
companies subject to the small compafiies regime.
The accourts were aw￿ed
-24th February 2025_
J. Tomknn IC

JO'S HOPE UMITED
Notes to the Finan(ial statements
lor the y&Y ended 315t m￿2024
l AccouKllNG POLKIES
The finanoal ststemènts ￿ been prepared underthe hIst￿(al con cmventign and in accordance
with the Financial reporti￿6 stsndartl for Smaller Entities (effective April 2￿￿1, the Companies Act
2006 and thè requirements ofthe Statement of Recommended Practiie. AcC￿nting￿nd Reportir
by ChaTitie5.
Ana￿la1 RepxtirvJ Stxthrd Ilumber I
Exemption has been taken from weparing a c3sMkn¥ statement on the8r￿ndSthat the company
qualffies as a small compa¢)y.
Tan8iblè fixed assets
Depreciation is proyided at tre fol1v*i￿ anrnal rates in orderto write off each asset over its
estimated useful lifè:
Offio Equipment
Motor Vehides
F&F. Plant & Machinery
- 33% pw annum the fixed instalment basls
- I￿A per annum ￿ the Straight ￿ne method
. 5% per •nNm the StTabght Lir* method
All incoming resources are induded on the Statement of Finanoal Athibes when the charity
legally entitled to the income and the am<yJnt can be quantified reasonable accuracy.
Restrirted incoming reswrces in respect of capital expenditure are carrhed fmvard as deferred
capital grar￿ and released tothe fund acC￿￿tt0 matth the depreciati￿ charRe5.
Expenditure is accounted for ￿ an acuua15 t￿15 artd has been dassified under heading5 that
aggregate all the costs related tothe Categ(￿. Where costs cannot be directly attributable to
particular headin&s they have been allocated to arti￿￿e5 on a basis consistent with the use of
re50ur¢es.
Twtlon
The tharity bs exempt fr(Nn t￿por*i￿ tsx on its tharitsble activitie5
Fund Accountin
Unrestrhcted Funds can be used in ac(￿darfe *ith ￿ charital)le objLxtives at the discretion of
the ttustee
RestrScted fvr5ds can only be used for the particular restricted purpK6es within the objetts of the
tharity. RestriCtic￿S arise when specified lrythe donor ry when the fvnds are raised f¢x a
particular restrirted purpose.
Further explanation of the naturè and purpcse of eath fvnd is induded in thè notes tothe
financial ststements.

JO'S HOPE UMTfED
Notes to the Hnandal statem
for the year ended 3tst May 2024
Note
2 Ac¥¥lUesfor 8eMratiwfunts
Xi24
2023
DOnatI￿S
Fundfaising P£ti¥itres
Acttwty Sales & Subsuiptior
77.549
62,846
sub5crsptj￿7s are recehved frryn stsryice users in 202>24
Totsl
2023
furm
funds Totsl 20Z4
37
37
Interert receNabie
Total
2023
funts
fun(ts Total 2024
National Grld
Costco Award
411
411
lo,￿
10.411
2024
2023
VAT Redabmed
Insurance dalms
18373
4.039
22,312
9,(KlO
li

JO'S HOPE UMITED
Note5 to the financial statements
for the year ended 315t May 2024
6 Total Tes¢urry5 exwded
Total
2023
Costs of generating fun¢Js=
Costs
$08
40571
40571
Charitable expenditu￿.
40826 40*26
26,697
8.142
4338
12A81
37,630
8.142
45,165
53307
64,327
8J42
85.735
93A78
64,834
7 Trusie
Durlng the year no remuneration for seN1￿$ as a dirertorltrustee arKI no expenses were paid or
were payable. duirectly or indirertty, out of funds of the charity to any trustee or to any person or
persons known to be connrfted wtth them.
8 Employees
2024
Number
2023
Number
The averd8e monthly number of employees during
the year was '.
ActN5ties in furthetsnce of organigation's objects
Management & Administration
Ernployment costs
Wages and salaries
Social security tosts
Pension costs
There We￿ no employees whose aftnual emoluments wefe £60.IKKI or n￿re

JO'S HOPE UMITED
Notes to the FinaKial ststements
tor the year ended 3tst May 2024
Note
9 TANGIBLE FIXED ASSErs
Funds
Funds
Total
At 31 May 2013
Addit￿n$
Disposals
As at 31 May 2024
35.684
35,684
35.684
35,684
L)weriation
At 31 May 2023
Charge forthe period
Disposals
Asat 31 May 2024
8,142
8.142
8.142
8,142
Net Book Value
At 31st May 2024
27.542
27,542
At 31st May 2023
35.684
At 3tst May
2024
At 31st May
2023
Trade Oebtor5
Shon Temi Loans
Prepayments and accrued income
Total Debtors
li Cre<kn: amounts fr4llin8 due within one year
2024
2023
Deferred Intome & Credktors
Short term Loans
Tax and social seojrity
Accrued expenses
2.641
2,641
12 Creditors . arnO￿ts f•lllr¥ the after one ye
2024
2023
Barthys Bounce-8ack Loan
6,344
6,344
13.544
13,544

Jo's HOPE LIMrrED
Notes to the FlnanclaF stètèments
for theyear ended 31st 2024
Note
13 Restrkted fiY4ds
The income funds ofthe tharity iTKJude restrirted funds CO￿lsing the fonowin8 une(pended balar
Df donations ant1 grants hekl in trust for specrfic wrFXISÈS:
National Grid
Othèr
lo,￿
9,992
181
10.wi
ioj
9￿1
Transfers may be made in ￿tuatIonswhere eypendÉbJ￿ has exceeded wadai4egrant in¢ctheor where thwe has
been a small balan￿ of grant remainibw afterthe project completm￿.
14 Desw Funds
No fvnds have set aside txrt of unrestricted funds by thè trusteesfor specific purpK6e5.
IS Comfflltm•7ts under Operati￿ leases
At 31 May 2024 the compaw had one cOmmrth￿nt under a norF¢ancellable opeTatin8 lÈase for the Unit 49
Barton Road warehouse premi5e5. The remainir% oblqations are for 2 years 2 M£￿th5 at a cost of £46.8CQ
VAT).
The directors have Corsider￿ the W of reserve5 they wish to rela1￿ apprwiateto the charttys needs. This is
based on the chartW5 Size and the levd of finanaal ci)rnmitments held. The directo￿ aim to enyjre the tharity
will be at4e to CCrt)tinue to fulfil its tharitsble obiectsves even if there is a temporary shcthll in in&irre or
unexpected expendiDJre. The dirertors will endeivour Mt to Set aside funds unnecessarity.
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