OpenCharities

This text was generated using OCR and may contain errors. Check the original PDF to see the document submitted to the regulator.

2022-03-31-accounts

Vnrestricted Restricted Total Total
funds funds funds funds
2022 2022 2022 2021
Note 2
Income:
Donations and legacies 767,931 117,080 885,011 973,097
Charitable
activities
8,810,107 4,004,316 12,814,423 11,653,624
Trading income 18,535 18,535 6,052
Investment
income
13,530 13,530 9,870
Total income 9,610,103 4,121,396 13,731,499 12,642,643
Expenditure:
Raising funds 318,154 318,154 216,739
Charitable
activities
Total expenditure
8,666,730
~SNM4
3,927,085
so70S5
12,593,815
~911989
11,643,408
12M0.14
Net gains on irnssstments
Net income 625,219 234,939 860,158 582,496
Net movement
in funds
625,219 234,939 860,158 582,496
Reconciliation
offunds
Total funds brought forward 2,439,224 598,629 3,037,853 2,455,357
Total funds carried forward 3,064,443 833,588 3,898,011 3,037,853

Note
Fixed assets
Tangible assets 9 1,639J700 1,177.389
Investment
property
10 394dt51 354,223
2,034,761 1,531,612
Current assets
Cabtors 4126,034 2,103,964
Cash at bank and in hand 2,555,984 1,945,909
4,682,018 4,049,873
Liebilihes
Creditors.
Amounts
falling due within one year 12 ~2,235,53 ~2,241,9M
Net cunsnt assets 2,446,479 1,807,915
Total assets less current liabilities 4,481,230 3,339,527
Creditors: Amounts falling due after one year (583,2tgj (301,674)
Total net assets 3,898,011 3.037,853
The funds ofthe charity
Restricted income funds 15 833,568 598,529
Unrestricted
funds
15 3,064,443 2,439,224
Total charity funds 011 3,037,853

forthe year ended 31March 202 forthe year ended 31March 202 2
'r4v4242liWASSFAArrvMiPir/AN/AFiÃY/rY/rYAlliPAVAi
Note
Cash provided
by operating
activlfies
878,123 464,582
Cash flows item investing
activibes
Interest 13,530 9,870
Proceeds f
'sale offittings
Purchase
sets
and equipment ~523.440 29,000
~584206
Cash used in investing
activities
~550,580 ~045,
5
Cash fkwvs from financing
activities
Repayments
of borrowing
(16,468)
Cash inflows from new borrowing 308,000 310,405
Net cash provided by financing activities 291,532 310,405
Change in cash and cash equivalents in the year 610;078 229,572
Cash and cash equivalents
atthe beginrdng
ofthe year
"I49451909 1,716,336
Total cash and cash equivalents at the end ofthe year ~303IISI 1.045,8S
Near A
Reconciliation ofnet income to net cash flow from operating acdvities
Net income forthe year {asper the statement offinanchd acfivitles) 860,158 582,496
Adjustmenls
for.
Depreciation
charges
'f10,599 101,846
(Gain) on investments (40,628)
Interest from investments (13,530) (9,870)
Profit on sale offixed assets (3,984)
(Increase) / Decrease in debtois (22,070) (1,267,022)
increase / (deossse) in creditors (I6,406) 1,061,1 'I6
Net cash provided
by operating
activlges 878,123 464,582
Note 8
Analysis ofcash and cash eqtsvalents
Cash
in hand
2,555,984 1,945,909
Note C
At 1 Apr Non-cash At31Mar
Analysis ofchange in net debt 2021 Cashflowe changes 2022
Cash and cash equivalents 1,945,909 610,075 2,555,984
Cash bcrrowin
go
Loans falling due within one year (8,731) 16,468 (26,455) (I8,716)
Loans falling due after more than one year (301,674) (308,000) 26,455 (563,219)
~340,405 ~291.532 - ~00103
1 635 504 318543 1,954,047

Aocoungng
policies
The principal
accounting
policies adopted, iudgements
and ksy sources of estimation
uncertainty
in the preparation
ofthe
financial statements
areset out below,
Basis of preparation
The financial statements
have been prepared
in accordance
with the historicai cast
convention,
mcdiTied tc include
investment
properties
at fair value, and
in accordance with the Statement
of Recommended
Practice - Accounting
and
Reporting
by Charitiss (SORP2015) applicable to charities
preparing
their accounts
in accordance
with the Financial
Reporting
Standard
applicable
Inthe UK and Ireland (FRS102)(effective 1 January
2019)and the Companies
Act 2006.
Porchfight
meets the definition ofa pubfio benefit entity under FRS102.
1.2 Preparation
ofthe accounts on agoing concern basis
The trustees have considered
the appropriateness
ofthe going concern assumption
for the preparation
ofthe financial
statements.
In making that assessment
they have considered
fonrcasts for the period to August 2023,the twelve months
from the date cfapprovd ofthese flnandal
statements.
The trustees have assessed
current contracts,
and the work
the
charity is doing to divemify income streams and they feel confident
in the charity's
abiTity to continue as a going concern.
1.3 Income
Income is recognised
when the charriy has legal entitlement
to the funds, any performance
conditions attached tothe
items are met,
it is probable that the income will be received and it can be measured
reliably.
Donations
are mcluded as income when the cash twcomes receivable. For legaaes,
entitlement
is taken when there
hss
been grant cfprobate, the executors have established
that there are sufficient net assets in the estate to pay ths legacy
and any conditions
attached tothe legacy have been met.
Income from government
and other grants isrecognised
when the charity has entitlement
tothe funds. any performance
conditiorioattached
to the grants have been met, it is probable that the inoome
will
be received
and the amount can
be
reliably vreas ured.
Where grants are received
in advance, amounts
are deferred at ths year end as necessary.
Other trading
activities relate to income
in exchange for goods orservices sold, at equal valve. Income is recognised
when
the charily has entitlement
to the funds and they can be reliably measured,
normally
upon mceipt.
Income from interest on deposits is recognised
when its receipt is probabls
and the
amount
can be measured
reliably; this
is normally
upon notificaticn
or payment
by the bank.
Donated goods and services are induded as income where
it would otherwise
have
been purchased,
Amounts
are
included
when received, at the value ofthe cost ofpurchasing
the goods or service
outnght
on the open market.
1.4 Expenditure
end Inscoverabte
VAT
Afi expenditure
is accounted
for on an accruals basis and has been included
under expense categones that aggregate
afi
casts for allocation to activities.
Expenditure
on raising funds comprise the costsass~Wan
attraotlng
income from dcnaticns
snd legacies, together
with investment
costs.
Expendfiure
on charitable
activities
includes
all costs~by a charity
in undertaking
activities that further
its
cha itable aims forthe benefit of its benelidarios,
including tyrose support costs and
costs relating to the governance of
the charity apportioned
to charitable
activities.
Support coals Include central functions such as govemanoe,
finance, administrafion,
human
resoumes etc and have
been
allocated to activities on the basis ofthe direct expenditure
of the activities.
Irrecoverable
VAT ischarged against the category of resources expended
for which
it was incurred.
1.5 Termination
benefits
Termination
benefits are payable when employment
isterminated
before the normal
retimmerrt
date, orwhenever
an
employee accepts voluntary
redundancy
in exchange forthese benefibr, The chwily
rscognises termination
benefit
when
it isdemonstrably
committed
to either (i)terminating
the employment
of current employees
according to a detailed
formal plan without
possibility of withdrawal
cr gi) providing
termination
benefits as a resuk cfan offer made tc encourage
voluntary
redundancy.
Pensions
The charity operates a defin~iv
uticn pension scheme. The expenses and any lability are allocated tothe activity
within the staff costs for that ~Wmfiarly
afiocatsd to restricted or unresh Icted based on the relevant staff costs for
that fund.
1.7 Tangibki fixed assets
Individual
fixed assets cosfing 21,000or more are capitalised ai cost.
Depreciation
is recognised soastowrite olfthe cost orvaluation
ofassets less their residual values
over their useful lives
on the following bases:
Freehold property-2%
on cost ofthe building
Leasehold
property - over tile fife ofthe lease
~)tinge
—25%
i~r ofdepreciation
is charged
in the year of acquisition,
and none in ths year ofdisposal.
itsset investments
~ent
properties
are included
in the balance sheet at their open market value. No depreciation
is provided on the
Fj)r~krfi. Net gains and losses on disposal and mvaluation
of investments
are chai)ed or
credited to the Statement of
Fjbftg@lg~ivity
(SOFA)
k and in hand
")80 h ripfiagk and
in hand includes cash and short term highly
liquid Investments
with a maturity
of
the Ate ofdeposit.
~ed hgliday pay
less than three months
Provision
ie made at the balance sheet date for holidays accrued but not taken, at the salary of the relevant employee at
that date. The expected cost ofcompensated
shon-term
absence ji.e holidays)
Ischarged to the SOFA
on an accruals
basis.
1.11 Fund accounting
- Unrestricted
funds are available
for use at the discretion ofthe trustees
m furtherance
of the general
objectives ofthe
charity.
Designated
funds are unrestricted
funds earmarked
by the trustees for particular
purposes.
- Restncted funds are subjected to restrictions
on their expenditum
imposed
by the donar.
Funds transferred
cover deficits on restricted funds.
1.12 Operating
leases
Rentals applicable to operating
leases where substantially
all ofthe bsnefits and risks of ownership
remain
with
the lessor
are charged to the SOFAas incurred.
1.13 Financial Instruments
The Company
has elected to apply the provisions
of Seotlon 11 'Basio Finanoial
Instruments'
and Seotion 12'Other
Financial
Instruments
fasces' ofFRS102. in full, to all of its financial
instruments.
Financial assets and financial
liabilities are recognised
when the Company
becomes a party
to the contractual provisions
ofthe instrument,
and are offset only when the Company
currently
has a legally enforceable
right to set offthe recognised
amounts
and intends
either to settle an anet basis, ortorealbe the asset and seffle the kability simultaneously.
Financial assets
Grants receivable and other debtors
(including~d income) which are recewable
within
one year and whio)ra)o nct
constitute a financing
transaction
are initially Iriafisbred at the transaction
price and subsequently
measumd
at
sntcitlbed
cost, being the transaction
price less any amounts
settled and any irnpairrnent
fosses.
Financial liabilities
Olher creditors
gincluding
accruakt) payable within one year that do not constitute afinancing
transaction
are Initiafiy
measured
at the transaction
pnce and subsequently
measured
at amortised
cost, bemg trarwaction
price less any
amounts settled.
1.14 Critical accounting
estimates and judgements
In the application
of the charity's
accounting
policies, the Trustees are raquimd. kt iir5ke judgements,
estimates
and
assumptions
about the carrying
amount
ofassets and liabilities that are not ~~&parent
from other sources. The
estimates
and associated assumptions
are based on historical expenence
and otheryactors
that are considered to be
relevant. Actual results may differ from these estimates.
The estimates
and underlying
assumptions
are reviewed
on an ongoing basis. Revisions to
accounting
estimates
are
recognised
in the period
in which the estimate is revised
where the revision
affects only that
period, or in the period ofthe
revision and future periods where the revision affects both current and future periods.
Vefuatron oiinvestment
prcperfy
The carrying
value of the investment
properly
is stated at fair velum The charily uses a third
party valuer for determining
the fair value as detailed
in note 10to these financial statements,
however, the valuation ofthe charity's
investment
property
is mherently
subjectwe, as it is made on the basis of valuation
assumptions
wh&ch
may m future not prove to be
accurate.
1.15 Prior penod adjustment
The apporbonrnent
of mcome and expenditure
v ithin charitable
activities has changed to three main
activay headings:
Homelessness,
Mental
Health and Communities,
replacing
the previous
four as these better
reflect the nature of the
activities undertaken.
This has led to a redassiflcatlon
and a prior period adjustment
in the accounts. Tha comparatives
have been restated as a result. There ls no impact an the total comparative
income, expenditure,
overall
staff numbers,
result for the year or closing reserves at 31 Maroh 2021.
Donations
and
tegacies tegacies Unmstricted Restricted
funds funds Total funds
2022 2022 2022
2 2 2
Gifts and donations 70D,5D5 117,DBD 817~
General grants 5,250 55g50
Donated goads and services 62,176 62,176
Total 10 5! 117000 5807
Unreetlioted
funds
Restricted
funds
Total~
2021 2021
2 2 f
Gifts and donations 770,930 157,576 928406
General grants 25D 819 1,169
Donated goods and services 43,422 43,422
Total 014002 155575 070187
Donated goods and services relates tothe use of conference centres and software licences at no or lrttle coal to the
charily. The value included isthat ofacqulnng those sennces at the full open markel cost.
Charitable
achvities
Unrestricted Restricted
funds funda Total funds
2022 2022 2022
2 2 f
Homelessness set!aces
Rent IAccommodation charges 1,809,602 1,809,602
Kent County Council 2,773,171 145,939 2,9ig,iip
CCG income 445 445
Local authority
grants
154,166 799,106 953,272
Delivery network mcome 176,575 176476
Other grants reoeivable 3. 65.130
0u 00
,D2020,004754
Mental health services
Kent County Council 3,393,219 174.183 3,587,402
CCGincome 453,320 1,505,861 1,959,181
Local authority
grants
19,663 19,663
Delivery network income 222 714 222 714
Other grants receivable 33415
3,846,539 18. ' ' 855470
Communities
European Social Fund income 50,054 951,157
Local authority
grants
25Af72
8ig Lottery Fund
RRLI fnoorne
173.515
21,846
173415
21~
Othw grants receivable 50.054 16,224
',Zl, 00
18224
~7007 14
Total ~070 07~070 ~20
23

fnvestmerrt income Unrestricted
funds
2021
2
Rental income from mvestment property 9,870
Total
Rarelng funds U~ Unrestricted
funds funds
2022 2021
E E
Expenditure on raising donations and legaoies 318,154 216,739
Total 212124 21212

There hss been no cha nge
in the overall
total expenditure
for the pri
or year on the face o fthe SOFA. Sse not e 20.
Charttabkt acSvtdes 2021 Mental hesah Total
Commun@en 2021
f f
AcdviUes undertaken dlrecgy
Staff coals 2,687.328 1,727,758 1.214,522 5,6296608
Premises casts 1,251,136 81,477 46,135 14)78,748
Delivery network fees 612.350 2,143,787 373,957 S,1$0,094
ONce casts 137,962 57,339 27,979 223,280
Tenant welfare fund 169,428 32,405 73,328 275,181
Sundry expenses 3,742 282 469 4,49$
4,861,946 4,043,048 1.736.390 108416384
Support costs
Governance 17,869 'I4.859 6,381 39,109
Management
5 administration
144,735 111,714 42,772 299~
Finance 95,649 73,827 28,267 197,743
Human
resources
46,043 35,538 13,607 95tt$$
Communications 276,081 2'I3,093 81,588 570r~
580,377 449,031 172,615 1,2~1K.
Total ~3463 ~430 068 699405 11919~10

2021
2 2
Salaries and wages SWSgg26 5,475,614
Social security casts 486,747 465,682
Pension costs 280,008 278,400
Total 6,449479 8,217,696
Included
in pension costs above is an amount
erQQ'lg53 12021:243,401)relating to restricted expenditure.
Pension contributions of 241,728 (2021;F3908(1)wnis 1)a)fable at the year end.
Redundancy
payments
totalling 276,885 (202'L &42)wars inade in the year. No amounts were outstanding at the year
end (2021:2ni0.
The number of employees
whose
emoluments fell within ths following bands were:
2021
Pl10,000 - 2120,000
The trustees did not receive any remuneration or benefits in kmd in either year gnil (2021:Eng) was paid as
reimbursement
oftravel
expenses iothe trustees.
The key management personnel ofthe charity compnse the trustees and the leadership team. The total amount of
employee
benefits af
the key management persannel was 2384gg4 (2021:2383,636). During fhe year no new staff loans
were paid to key management personnel (2021:Pnil), and no amaunts were outstanding at the year end.
The average number of employees during the year was as follows (the 2021 numbers have been restated
reclassification
of activities under
the three directorates):
2022 number
Hametessnesa
services
99
Mental health services 76 57
Communities 23 41
Management
&administration
31 33
Total
Movement
in total funds for
the )assr 2021
2
Thia isStated after charging:
Operating
leases —equipment
46,868 40,167
Operating leases- land and buildings S44,087 3280748 . .
Depreciation
Prafit on disposal ofAxed~
1100199 'IIXtP48
3,984
Aufgt@"s mmuneration for statutory
audit
0
Fixtures,
Fmeh ski Leasehold Stnngs end
pmperty property equlpt Total
2 2 2 2
Gast
At 1 April 2021 636,735 610,999 637,133 '1,884,887
Additions 454.172 118,938 S73,110
Dispasals
At $1 March 2022
000000~000 (7.080)
Depreclatlan
At 1 April 2021 16,117 203,013 488,348 707,478
Charge far the year
Disposals
A181 March 2022
13,021
00000
4,167
93,341
110,699
.~000~00n
00
000~0000
000000
Nst book value
At31 March 2022 1&081&698 40$&819 174382 'f 839&800
At 31 March 2021 620,618 407,966 148,785 1,177,389
Included
In freehold
property above is land at avalue of2436,636(2021'I 2254,694) which Is not depreciated.
Intesbnent
fnogsfty
Total
2
Included
In freehold
property abo
Included
In freehold
property abo
ve is lan
Intesbnent
fnogsfty
Fair value
At 1 April 2021
Gain on revaluatlan af Investment property
At 31 March 2022

Porch ight O porchlight.org.uk fl W @ Porchlight1974