Company Registration No. 1238563
Reports &
Financial
Statements
Fwthe year end8d 31 Marth 2022
Help the Homeless

Contents
R•port vl
R•P¢rt olth•
NDtss to th• FIn￿￿11 Slthmw

Help the Homeless
(Limited by Guarantee No. 1238563)
{Regi5tered Charity No. 271988)
Charity information
President
The RL Rev. and RL HOTh Rowan Williams
Trustees
Terry Rogers Esq OBE (Chairnian)
TeruKe Kenny (Hon. Tre85urer)
Eamon P McGoldrick
Siuart Holmes MVO
Secretary
Kate Prie
Regislered office
88 Gordon Road
shoreham-by.sea
BN43 OWE
Bankers
Barclays Bank PLC
Busin￿5 Banking
PO Box 6539
Lei¢eS*r
LE87 2BB
Auditors
Mazar5 LLP
6 Sutton Plaza
Sutton Court Road
Sutton
Surrey
SMI 4FS
Investment managers
Charles Stanley & Co
2 Westover Roal
Bournemouth
BHI 2BY

Help the Homeless
(Limited by Guarantee No. 12385631
(Registered Charity No. 271988)
Report of the Trustees
The tru*ees preseni their report and ihe financial sts*ments for the year ended 31 March 20ll. which have
been prepared in accordance with the Companies Act 2(K16, Siatemenl of Recommended Practice. Accounting
and Reporting by ChoTilies (Charilies SORP 2019 (FRS 102)). by the Charity Commission and
applicable UK ￿CountIng sthndards.
RUCTURE, GOVERNANCE AND MANACEMENT
Introduction to Help the Homeless
Help the Homeless was founded in 1975 wilh Ihe principal aim of supFL)rting ihe care and treatmeffl of the
hMieless. Homelessness is ll complex problem with many causes - inclLHling ill-healih. sUb￿anCe abuse.
faTnily breakdown and involvement with the criminal justice system. Hcmelessness is confined to 'rough
51eeping'_ it can affect a wlK•le range of people and families who lack secure accommodati￿.
Help the Homeless 5UPPOrts hostel& dropin centyes and grassroots charities with capiial grdnts of up to
£5.IK)O and, occasionally. larger amount& Funding is distributed io rffoieds which help homeless people relurn
to iheir communities and build healthy. inde￿￿1t live5.
Coverning Document
The charily is a charitable company limited by guarantee and is governed by its memorandum and articles of
association. It is regi￿ered as a charity with ihe Charity Commission.
Appoin¢ment ofTrwstees
Trustee5 are appointed by the Board and serve for three years after which they are elt8ible for re-appointment.
In ihe Case of all 4yoinunents the Board looks at the skills needed within Board. together with ihe
personal Competence IrKal availability of pro4yeclive TrU￿ceS.
TrNs¢ees
The trustees set out below have held office during the whole or part of the period from l April 202110 the d￿e
of this rewt.
Terry Roger5 Esq OBE (Chainnan)
Francis J Bergin (Te5igned 26 November 2021)
Susan Conrad (resigned 22 November 2021)
Peter Fullerton (resigned 22 N0vemL￿r 2021)
Swart Holmes MVO
Terence Kenny (Hon. Treasurer)
Eamon P M¢Goldrick
TrD5ttes' llldu¢tioA tr*lDIAg
The Ind￿tiOn proce55 for any newly apFK)inted Trustees comprises an initial mttting with the Chaiman,
followed by a meeting with all exisling Trus*es. Up)n apw)intment they receive copies of the l&st two yeaT5'
annual report and accourtts, copies of the Board min￿eS fty the preceding two year5 logether with a copy of
the charity's Memorandum and Article5 of AssociatiLK). Tlw aye also briefed by the charity's Secrelary.

Help the Homeless
(Limited by Guarantee No. 1238563)
(Registered Charity No. 271988)
Report of the Trustees Icontinued)
Org4nisation
The Trustees approve a51 grnnts ihrouglM)Ut the year a￿1 meet quanerly. The day to day administration of the
charity. including the proce55ing of grant applicatio￿& 15 carried oul by the Secretary.
The charity is a memL*r of ihe Association of charl￿ble Foundaiions.
Related partie5
Details ofrelaled parties are given in note 15 to the financial slalements.
Rlsk ma•agemen¢
Major risks facing the charity are regularly c4)nsidered and approwiate procedures are in place io mitigate the
exposure to these ri5k& A comprehertsive risk asse55ment is updated aNI Teviewed by the Trustees annually.
We have considered the potential impact of the global Covid-19 (Comnavirus) virn5 Worldwi￿ Ukrnine WAT
and the cost-of-living crisis on the charity. Incre&5ing energy price& rising pressure on inllation rates, unease
in ihe stock market and interest rate rises are likely to affe¢t the charity's wformance. Th¢ funds ofihe
chariry are unlikely to be malerially affecled. IK)wever there may be fluctuation5 in the value of ihe chartty'5
investment a55ets. We will closely monitor the charity's wformance. and a prudent investsnent sirategy is in
pla¢¢ lo prolect th¢ asset value.
ORIEcfivES AND AcfiviTIES
The charithble objeciive4 for which Help the Homeless is incorporated, are as set ovt in the Memorandum and
Articles of Association. These continue lo be ihe rdising and distribution of funds for ihe relief of
homele5sne55 through charities oFr2ting in this field. in particular making grants of up to £5,000 and.
occasionally larger grants. lo volunwy organi5ations for items of capital eX￿nd]lure direcily related to the
provision of housing and care for homeless people.
GRANT MAKINC POLICY
The policy for grant making is the relief of homelesstiess through charities operating in the field of
IbJmele55ne55.
INVESTMENT POLICY
The Board of Trustees confirni that all investments held by the Charity have been acquired in accordance with
the wweT5 available to them. The Board IK>ld investhients for the purposes of genernting incorne for
charitsble expenditure. All of ihe Charity's assets are available and adequate lo fulfil the obligation5 of ih¢
Charity. The Board re8ularly reviews its wilicies and ￿￿edureS (m inve51men
To provide a higlL but realisii< level of incl￿le from a bala￿e of pwled funds invesfrd in fixed inleresL UK
and overseas equities arKI cash. The ￿rtfoliO should alway5 mainlain art overdll relatively low to medium risk
ofile. The Trus*e5 are averse to capital losses Imrt accepi ihaL particularly where seeking polential capital
appreciation or Telatively high income. this may involve risk to capital.

Help the Homeless
(Limited by Guarantee No. 1238563)
IReglstered Charity No. 271988
Report of the Trustees Icontinued)
ACHIEVEMENTS AND PERFORMANCE
The nei movement in funds of the clwity for the year and ihe state of the ch¥ity's affairs aTe set oul in the
rinancial slalemenls on pages 9 to 16.
Detai15 ofgaiThs1 (losse5) on ihe revaluation of the charity'5 fixed a55et investhlenls are shown in the Stalemenl
ofFinan¢ial Activities.
Boih ihe level of operations and the year end financial position were satisfadory.
Ai ihe time of writing ihe LTharity h&$ 5u(ficient cash balances lo meet any SI￿rt-le￿n liabilltie5. With this in
mind we held re5eryes of £1.338.853 (2021: £1.188.666). largel re5ery¢5 poIi¢y 15 to prryluce an ann￿1
incrNne of approximaiely £50.1)IX) in i¢thy's tern￿ with gr0￿h in excess of inflation.
PUBLIC BENEFIT
The Truslees have. througlM)ut the year. patd due Tegard to sk Charity Commission's guidance on Public
Benefit. The charity's activitie5 benefit the public in that any eharttable organisaiion helping ihe needs of
homeless people in the United Kingdom is eligible to apply for a capital expenditure granl and all grdnts made
during the yeor have bttn in fUrthera￿e of our principal aim which is to be of a55iStance to homeless people.
STATEMEIYT OF TRUSTEES. RESPONSIBILrriES
Company law requires the trustees (who aR also ihe Directors for the Frtrpose of Company Law) to prepare
financial statements for each financial year which give a t￿￿ aThJ fair view of the stale of affair5 of the charity
and ofthe Surp1￿ or deficit of the charity for ihat period. In preparing those financial statements, the trustees
are required to:
select suitable ￿COun11n8 F(tylicies aTrJ then apply them consislently.
make judgeme1￿ and estimates that are reasonable aThJ w￿n(.
comply wilh applicable accouniing stsndarts subiea io any malerial departures disc105ed and
explained in ihe financial statements.
¢pare the financial 5tathen15 on the going concern b￿lS unless it Is inapprowiwe to presume that
the charity will coniinue in busines
The tru5tee5 are responsible for mainthining propeT accounting rtcords which disclose with re&sonable
accuracy al any time the finw*ial position ofthe charity 8ThJ io enable them lo ensure that the financial
51atemenls comply with the Companics Act 2￿. They #re also responsible for safeguarding the e6sds of ihe
charity and hence for tsking reasonable steps for the preveniion and ddecli￿ of fraud and sxher irregularities.
Each of the tru#ees at the date of approval of this rewt confitnts thaL"
So far as the trusiees are awa￿ thtte is no relevant a￿1( inf4)m]alion of which the charity's auditOTS
are unawaTe: and

Help the Homeless
(Limited by Guarantee No. 1238563)
(Registered Charity No. 271988)
Report of the Trustees (continued)
The irustees have taken ail the 5tep5 Ihal ihey OUEht lo have taken as a director to make themselves
aware of any relevani audit infomiation and io establish that the charity'5 auditors are aware of that
inforniatiOTL
FUTURE PLANS
The charity aims lo distribuie its income in the alleviation of the problems of homele55ness. The TTUSttts
seek to make grants to the most needy projects in this field an(L in order io effect this aim. lo ma¥imi5e its
invesimeni income.
AUDITORS
Our auditor5, Ma7ar5 LLP have signified their willingness to continue in olTice and a re501ulion proposing
Iheir re-appointment will bc voted on at the annual general meeting.
These finarKial stalements have been prepared in &cordance with the JKovision5 applicable to companies
subject lo ihe small companies regime.
"LU<lb ?L
Approved by the Board on ....
and signed on its
alf by:
Terry Roge
Esq OB
haimjan

Independent auditor's report to the rnembers of
Help the Homeless
{Limlted by Guardntee No. 12385631
(Reglstered Charlty No. 271988)
OplDIo
We have audiied the financial statements of Help the Homele55 (the 'tharity') for the year ended 31 March
2022 which comprise the Statement of Financial Adivilies. the Balance Sheet and notes io ihe financial
sialements in¢1￿11n8 a Summary of significant accounting ￿)lICIes. The financial report•ng frarnework thai has
been applied in their preparation 15 applicaNe13w and United Kingdom Accounting Standard8 including FRS
l O? "The Financial Reporting Siandard applicable in ihe UK and Rqjublic of Ireland" (United Kingdom
Generally Accepted Accounting Prn¢tice).
In our opinion. Ihe financial statements:
give a true and fair view of the state of the ¢harity'5 affaiT5 J5 al 31 March 2022 a[￿ of its income and
expenditure for the year then ended.
have b¢¢n properly wepared in accordance with Uniied KI￿OM Genernlly Accepted Accounti
Practice.. and
have been prepared in ￿COrd￿nCe with ihe requirements of the Companies Acl 2(Xl6.
Basi5 for oplnloD
We conducted our audit in accordance wilh Iniemational Standards on Audiling (UK) (ISAS (UK)) and
applicable law. Our responsibilities ￿￿ler those 5taTrlards are further described in the Auditor's
reS￿nSibIlitieS for Ihe audit of the financial Statements section of our report. We are independent ofthe charity
in accordaTbce with the ethical requirements that are relevant lo our a￿lIt of the finarKial Statements in the U
including the FRC'S Ethical Stsndard and we hav¢ fvifilled our other ethical responsibilities in accordance
with these requirements. We believe that the audit eVIde￿e we have obtained is Sufficient aTKI appropriate to
provide a basis for our opinion.
CoTr¢lusions relating to golDg eOYL¢ern
In auditing the financial statements, we have concluded that the trustees. use of the going concern basis or
accountin8 in the preparation of the financial statements 15 appropriate.
Based on the work we have ￿rfornirf we have not ideniified any malerial uncertalntie5 relating to events or
conditions ihaL individually or collectively. may cast significant doubt on the chariiy's abllity to conlinue as a
going concern for a wiod of at least twelve months from when the fina￿la1 51alements are a￿hOr•S¢d for
i55ue.
Our resporL8ibilities a￿1 re5ponsibilitics of the I￿￿ceS With respect to going concern are described in the
relevant 5ecti0SLS of this teport.
Other IDform•tion
The other infom?alion comprises the inform￿lOn i￿l￿ded in ihe annual reporL othtt ihan the financial
statements and our auditor's retKirt tjrreon. The misiees are resPo￿lb[e for the other infonnalion. Our oplnion
on the financial sthtements does Th)¢ cover the oihu infomiation aTrJ. ex¢¢pi io the exlenl otherwise exp￿iCI11Y
slated in our rew)rL we do n(x express any forni of assurance conclusion ihereon.
In connection wirh our audil of the financial sta*Men￿ our responsibility is to read the dher inf(ffmatioD an
in doing 50. consider whether ihe other infom)&ion is materially inconsisteni with the financial staiements or
our knowledge obtained in the coll￿e of the audiL OT otheMse apFw5 ￿ be materially misstated. If we

Independent auditor's report to the members of
Help the Homeless
(Limited by Guarantee No. 1238563)
(Reglstered Charity No. 2719JBI
identify such material inconsistencie5 or apparent material missthtement¥ we are required io delemiine
wheiher Ihere is a material mi5Statemenl in the fina￿la1 statements Dr a material misststemeni of the other
information. Ir. based on the work we have perfornirf we conclude that there 15 a material mi55tatemenl of
this other Informatio￿ we are required to report that fact.
We have nothing to rewrt in ihis regard.
Oplnlons on otber matters prexribed by the CompaAles Act 2t4J6
In our opinion, bas¢d on ihe work UThkr￿ken in the COu￿e of the audit..
the infomiation given in the Tn￿ee5. Rewjrt which includes the DireclLYS' Report ryepared for ihe
PUTposes of comFony law. for the financial year for which the financial #alemenls are pRpared is
COnSi51ent with the financial s￿lements: and
Ihe Directors, Rcpurt included within the Tntsttts. Report has been prepared in accordance with
app]i￿ble legal requirements.
Matters on wbich Jve Are required to report by excep¢lD
In light of the knowledge and un(krstanding of the charity and its environment obtained in the course of the
audit, w¢ hav¢ not identified material missthiements in the Directors, Report included within the Trustee5'
Report.
We have noihing to report in re5pecl of the following matters in relation to which the Companies Act 2006
requires us lo report to you if. in our opinion".
adequate and proper accounting records have not been kepl or Trlurns adequate for our audii have not
been received Irom brdnche5 nol visited by us- or
the financial ststements are not in agreement with the xcounting records and relurn5: or
certain di5¢10sures of irusiees, remuneration Specified by law are not made. or
we have nol received all the infomiation and eXplan￿lonS we require for our audit.
the truslee5 were not entitled lo prepare the firbancial Statements in accordance with the Small
companies regime and take advantage of the small companies, exemption in preparing the Truslces,
ReN)rt and from ihe requirement to prepare a Strdiegic Re￿rL
Reswnslbllhles ofTrnstees
As explained more fully in lh¢ tru5See5' responsibiliiies staiement set out on pase 3, the In￿lee5 (who are a150
the director5 of the chorithble company for the purpose5 of Clmnpany law) are reSpo￿lbIe for the preparation of
Ihe financial slalements and for being 5alisfied that they give a true and fair view. and for such inlernal control
a5 ihe Irusiees delern)ine 15 Tiecessary to enable the preparation of financial statements that are free from
material missialement, whether due to fra￿1 or emx.
In preparing the financial 5tatem¢nts. the trU￿ee5 are TespDn5ible ts a55essin8 the charity's ability to continu¢
as a going concern, disclosi￿ &$ applicable. mattets rel*ed to going concern and using the going concern
ba515 of accounting unless the tru￿¢e5 either in*rMI Éo liquidate the chariiy or ￿ cease operation% or have no
realistic att¢rnalive bul to do so.

Independent auditor's report to the members of
Help the Homeless
(L5m5ted by Guarantee No. 1238563)
(Re9lstsred Charity No. 271988
Audltor's responsibilities for the audit of tbe fillaDci*I statements
Our objectives are lo obtsin reasonable assurance ab(Art whether Ihe financial statements a5 a whole ar¢ free
from material misstslemenL whether due to fraud or error, io issue an audilor's report that irKludes our
opinion. Reasonable assurance is a hi￿ level of ￿uf3rtt bui is not a guarantee that an audil conducted in
accordance with ISAS (UK) will always delect a material misstatement when il exists. Mi55latements can arise
from frdud or ermr aThl are considered material if. individually or in the 288regale, they could reasonably be
ex￿cted to influence the economic decision5 of user5 thken on the b8515 of the financial statements.
The extent to which our ￿￿edureS are caFMble ofdeteeting irregutariti4 Inc1￿ling fraud is detailed below.
Ir￿sU]antlC4 including frnud. are i￿anceS of nonvcompliance wilh law5 and regUl￿￿On5. We design
procedures in line with our reS￿nSIbIlItIes. ouilined al)ov¢, to detecl material mi55tatements in respect of
irregularille& including frdud.
BL4ed on our understanding of the charity thnd its activieiffj we considered that non￿Ompli￿￿e with the
following laws and regulations mighi have a mwerial etTect on the financial slatements.. employment
regulation. healih and safety regulation. anti-money launderin8 Tegulalion. non-compliance with
implementation of govemment 5UPPOrt scheme5 relating to COVIt>l9.
To help ￿ identify instarKes of non-compliarKe with these law5 and regulations. and in identifying and
assessing the risk5 of malerial mi55¢aternent in respect to nonvcompliance, our procedures irt¢lude¢ were
not limiied to:
Inquiring of nthnagement an￿ where approwiat4 those charged with govemance. as lo whether the
Charity is In c¢)mpliance wilh laws and ￿gUlationS and discussing their ￿11¢1¢5 and wo¢edures
regarding compliance with laws aThl regulati
I￿￿CtIng correspondence, if any. with relevarf licensing or ￿gUlatOry authoriiies.
Commwi¢cating identified laws and regulations to the engagemeni team and remaining alert to any
indicatio￿% of non*ompliance throughout our audiL and
consideri[￿ the risk of acts by the charity which weff contrary to applicable laws and regulations.
including frnud.
We also considered those laws and regulalions have a diTeci effed on ihe prepardtion of Ihe financial
slalement5. Such as t&x legislatio￿ pension legislation. the Compknies Aci 2(Kh5 and Ihe Charities Siatemenl
of Recommended Practice.
In additK)n. we evaluated the trus*es' and management's i￿enti¥e5 and opportunities for fraudulent
manipulaiion of ihe finarKial statement& including risk of managemeni override of ec￿trOl5, and
deiemiined that the principal risks related io FWting m4nu81 journal entries lo manipulate financial
perfornjance. management bias through judgements and assumprions in significani accounting estimates. In
particular in relatlon lo in¢￿￿e recognition aNI signifunt onewoff or unusual tTansactiorL%.
Our audit procedures in relation to hud included bul were n(rt limited to:
Making enquirie5 01 the trustee5 and managemenl ￿ wI￿ther tIKy knowledge of any actuul.
suspecled or all¢g¢d fraud:
Gain1￿ an understanding of in*rnal commis established io mitigate risks related to fraud.
Di5CU55ing amongst the engagemen( kam the risks of fr￿d. and
Addressirya the risks of fraud thn)ugh monggemenl override of contro15 by perforniing journal enlry
testi


Nicola Wakefield (Oct 28, 2022 12:24 GMT+1) 

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Help the Homeless
(Limited by Guarantee No. 12385631
(Reglstered Charlty No. 271988)
Statement of financial activities
For the year ended 31 March 2022
Tolal
fund5
2022
Total
fMDds
2021
Unrestrlcted
Notes
Don?lions and legacies
Investment income
124.332
40,308
124.332
40J08
31.930
32,785
Totsl Income
164.640
164,640
64,715
Expendit•rr
Cost of raising funds
Fundraising
Investmeni management fees
615
,755
615
.755
590
8,4
Charitable aetivitles
Grant making to organisalion5
providing support io the homele5S
73.533
73.533
75,817
Trtal expendith
82.903
82.903
84.807
Net In¢omol{expendit#re)
81.737
81.737
(20.092)
N¢¢ gain5 on inveStm￿ts
io
68,450
68.450
139.587
Net movernent in fllnds for Ike year
150.187
IXl.187
119,495
Unresiricted genernl fund balances at I
April
1.188.666
1.188.666
1,069.171
Unrtstricted generdl fund bala￿ ai 31
March
1.338.853
1.338.853
1.188,666
The charitys income and expenditwe all rela¢e to ¢ontinuing operalion5. The charity has no recogni5ed gains
or losses other than the nel movement in fund5 for the year sI￿￿n above.
The statement of financial activities also ccffiplies with the Tquirements for an income aThl exFtnditure
accouni under the Companies Ath 21KI6.
The n￿e5 on page5 1110 16 fonn of these fina￿la1 aatemen

Help the Homeless
(Llmited by Guarantee 1238563)
(Reglstered Charity No. 2719881
Balance sheet at 31 March 2022
2022
2021
Notes
Fkned assets
Investments
1.253.439
1.173,646
Current ￿ets
Debtors
Cash at bank and in hand
1,907
110.656
2.522
56.537
12.563
59,059
Creditors: Amounts falling dme
withiD One yeqr
12
(27,149)
(44.039)
Nel currenl assets
85,414
15.020
Net assets
.338.853
1.188.666
Funds
Unrestricted general fund
14
1.338.853
1,188.666
These financial statements have been prepared in accordance with the provisions applicable to companies
subject to the small companies regime.
The notes on pa8es I I to 16 fomi part of these financial sLitemcnts.
ApprDved by the Board on ..
and signed on its behalf by:
Te
ers
BE, Chairnian
Terence Kenny. Hon.
8surer
10

Help the Homeless
(Llmlted by Guarantee No. 12335631
(Regtstgred Charity Nth 271988)
Notes to the financial statements
For the year ended 31 March 2022
Accounting policies
Basts of AccoulltiDI
The financial statements are prepared under ihe hi￿on¢al cost conveni10￿ as M{￿lfIed by Ihe
valuation of InVesthben￿ and in accordance the Companies Act 2(K)6. the St￿ement of
RecommeNJed Praclice Accounting applicable lo charitie5 prepaTing their accounts in accordance with
the Financial Reporting Standard Applicable in UK and Republic of Ireland (FRS 102) (effective I
January 2019)- (Clwities SORP (FRS 102)).
Help the Homeless meets the definition of a public benefit entity under FRS 102,
The trustees consider the charity has *quale resources available lo fund the aclivilie5 for the
foreseeable future. The Trustres are of ihe view the clwity remains a going concenL
licome
All i￿ome is recognised where there is eniiilemrt certainty of receipL and Ihe amount can be
measured with sufficienl reliabili¢y. The following specific policies are applied lo particular
C￿e80nes orin¢0￿e..
a) Voluntary income is received by way of d(￿￿tiO￿$ and Iyies and is inclwkd in full in ihe
Ststement of Finoncial Activities when receivable.
b) Interest ￿ government securiti4 dividends on equities and inieresl on bank deposits are
accounted for on an accruals b&si&
IJ
Expenditure
All expenditure is accounted for on an acc￿￿lS b&si5 and. in accordance with the requirement of the
SORP. ond has been Classified uThler headin￿ that awegate all costs related lo that cale80ry.
GrAnts py#ble
Grants payable are payments made in furtherwKe ofthe charitable objectives of ihe charity. Grants
are recognised upx)n obligali(m beIng¢re￿¢d in a¢c(YdaKe with FRS 102.
Costs of rltsltsg funds
The co515 of raising funds consist of fUnd￿5]ng and advertising expenditu￿ and also investment
management charges.
Charltsble A¢tlvltks
Costs ofcharitable activitie5 inclth gTants made and an apwrtionment of overhead and support
costs as shown in n￿e 4.
Support costs
Support costs have ken alloca*d ktween chariiable aaivity and governance. Support costs relaied
to charitable activity have been apportioned based on ihe iThlividual number of grnnts made in
recognition of the athnini5trdtive burden of awardin& monitorin& aNI assessing grants.

Help the Homeless
(Limited by Guarantee No. 1238563)
(Registered Charty No. 271988)
Notes to the financlal statements
For the year ended 31 March 2022
GovernAnce costs
Govemance costs comprise costs involving the public accountability of the chariry and its
compliance with regulation and good practice. TIV costs include c05ts related to ihe slatulory audii
gether with iru5tees' expenses and an apportionmenl of overhead and support costs.
Funds
Unrestricied funds are available for ￿$e at the discretiOD of the Trustees in furtherdnce of the charitable
objective5 of Help the Homeless and have not been desi8naled for other purposes.
1.10 Inveslments
Investments are accounted for at market valu4 any Teaiised (ff unffaIised Surplus or deficit being taken
lo the Statement of Financial Activiti¢5.
Income
The income is attributed lo the principal activity which is ihe rdising of fiumls for Ihe relief of
homelessness through charities 0￿ing in this field.
Inve5tJneDt incom¢
2•22
2•21
Income fmm lis*d investments
40JO8
EIpeDditure
Graat fwnded
*etfvlty (note
Support Tot*1 tosts
2022
Totsl t05ts
2•21
Grnmt fvnded
ChAritAble attS¥Stles
Grdnt making to organis&lioD5 WDVMling
support to the homeless
49.110
73533
75,817
Support costs CAll be analysed ￿ follows:
2022
21121
Adrninistrauon fee
Governance costs (note 5
Other rtssts
14J75
8.49?
1.556
14.000
8.5?6
1.093
23.619
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Help the Homeless
(Limited by Guardntee No. 12385631
IReg15tpred Charity No. 2719881
Notes to the financial statements
For the year ended 31 March 2022
GoYern8oce
2022
2021
Tn￿lee5, e4)enses
EKemai audil, accountancy & tax&ion (see 7)
258
8.268
7.524
8.492
8.526
Grints
2022
2021
The following grants were male during the yeT.
Alabare
All People All Plxe5
Alpha House Ca]derdale
Big Help Project
Brook c￿￿Mu￿rtY Churth
Centre 63
Elphi5 Trust. Glasgow
Faith Hope and Enierprise Company Lid
Free The Way
Freedom Community Alliance
Good Soil Trust
Hope Cenlre, St Helen5
2,500
3.000
2,500
2,500
5.000
2,2(K)
2.210
4.650
2.500
5.0
2.000
2,174
HSP
Independence Iniiiative
Larne Community Care
Law Leisure & Learning
Mac8ri Foundation
Mose5 Project
New Stsrt Oban
Nornad O￿nIng Doors
Old Hall People's Partnership
Open Hands
Pathways for all People
Restore York
Rowan Alba
Safe & Soun(L D￿Se1
Salisbury Trust for Ihe Homeles5
2,500
,250
(109)
2,500
2,500
(1.000)
(2.500)
5.0(Kl
2.220
2.5
1.7(M)
2.350
2,500
1.500
2.250
Balanee Carried Forward
25.070
37.825
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Help the Homeless
(Limited by Guarantee No. 1238563)
(Registered Charity No. 271988)
Notes to the financial statements
For the year ended 31 March 2022
Balance Brought Fofward
25.070
37.825
Save the Family Ltd, Chester
SHAPE. Birniingham
Shiloh Rotherham
Street Soccer Nl
St. Anne's Hoslel
The Dockland Settlement
The Forge Project
The Hope Hub
The Nehemiah Pmje¢l
The Porch
Treasures Foundation
Trinity Winchester
Vineyard Community Centre
Walk Ministries
Woking Community Fumiiure Pmieci
(53)
2.020
2.040
2,5(Kl
2,51))
250
5.0(Ki
2,0(K)
5.0
3,750
3.000
2.500
2.500
406
49.110
52,198
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Help the Homeless
(Limited by Guarantee No. 1238563)
(Registered Charity No. 2719881
Notes to the financial statements
For the year ended 31 March 2022
Net iDcomel{exprThdltu￿) for the yar
2022
2021
Nel incomel(expeTxlihwe) for the year 15 aated
after ch#rging.'
Audilor5' reMu￿atiO
A￿111 fee
Accounts pwarnlion
Corporntion computhtion
Management fees payable to the Sccrdary
3,771
3,177
1,320
14.0(N)
3.434
14.375
Trustee5
None of the irustees had a benefici81 inierest in any con￿1 oraTrangemeni to which the charily wa5
a party Iklring the year. No trustee received any Temwjeralion.
Expenses
During ihe year 3 Irus(ee5 (2021.. 1) were reimbw5ed expajses of £895 (2021: £60) for travel.
sub51Stence and entertainin&
TaxDtiOD
The charity is a regi￿ered charily under Section 505 of the I￿￿￿e and cor￿[a￿On Taxes Act 1988.
aThJ no liability to corprrdtion lax arLV duriThgihe year.
io
I•v¢51mtDts
ed
l•tere51
Usted
TotAI
Cost
At l Awil 2021
1.173.646
96,766
(85,423)
6&450
1.173,646
96,766
(85,423)
68,450
956,801
96,766
(82,284)
Disposals
Increase in valu¢ during the year
At 31 March 2022
1253.439
.253,439
971.282
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Help the Homeless
(Limited by Guarantge No. 12385631
(Registered Charity No. 2719881
Notes to the financial statements
For the year ended 31 March 2022
Debtors
2022
2021
Prepayments and accrued irKomes
I.￿?
2,522
12
Creditors: Amounts fA]]i•z dlle withi* one yur
2022
2021
Grants approved bul not paid
Accn￿lS and deferred income
17,4?7
9,722
33,754
10.285
27.149
44.039
13
Commitrneots
Th¢re wer¢ no commitments as at 31 March 2022 (2021". None).
14
Unrestricted generAI fund bAl#•e
The generdl fund balances at 31 March 2022 all relate to unrestricted fimds for the purp05e5 of the
Siatemeftt of Recommended Pr¥li¢e AccouNinE and Reporting by Charitie5 (Charities SORP (FRS
102)).
Rel*ted ￿rtIeS
The Secretary has perfonned the admini5traiion and b￿kkeepIng on behalf of Help the Homeles5 for
a fee as per note 7 aiK)v¢. All tranwl10￿ are Ftrfomied al m length.
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Help the Homeless
(Lifflited by Guarantee No. 1238563>
(Registered Charity No. 2719881
This is not part ol the audited financial statements
Income and expenditure account
For the year ended 31 March 2022
2022
2021
Imtome
Donations and lewie5
Investment income
124J32
40,308
31.930
32.785
Total Ihtome
164,640
64,715
Expenditure
Advertising and publicily
Investment management costs
Administr*ion fee
AudiL accouniancy & tax￿1￿ fees
Trustees, expenses
Legal fees
Sundry
615
&755
14.375
7.524
968
590
14.IX)O
8268
258
1.556
1,093
33.793
32.609
Grants
49.110
52.198
Total expendlture
82.903
84.807
Net (105se5yga1r￿ on investments:
(Lossesygains on sale of investments
Increase in value of InVe￿ments
(3,345)
71,795
1.912
137,675
Net movthent in funds
150.187
119.495