REGISTERED CHARITY NUMBER.. 292318
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Monahans
Chartered Accounlanl$
Hermes House
Fire Fly Avenuè
Swindon
Wiltshirè
SN2 2GA

Tho Calrn T
C ntsnts f th• FSnane5al Statem
rlhey
arEn
ed 31 Decemb r 2024
P•9•
Report of ih• Tru*te••
Ind•p•nd•nt Ex•rnln•rf• R•port
Stst•m•nt ol FlnaAGlal Aciivlll••
8•l•nc• Sh••t
Not•s to lh• Fln•ncl•l Stst•m•n
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The Calm Trust
ort of the Trustees
f r the Year End d 31 December 20
The trustees present their rèport with the financial statements of th¥ charity for the year ended 31 Dècember 2024 The
trustees have adopted the provisions ol Accounting and Reporting by Charities Statement ol Raeornrnencled Praclice
applicable lo charities preparing their accounts In accordan￿ with the Financial Reporting Standard applicable In the
UK an¢ Republic of Ireland IFRS 1021 (effective 1 January 20191
08JECTIVES AND ACTIVITIES
Obje¢tlves and aim$
Th8 charity's object5 and princApal activibes are to".
support thè children and familiès associated wrth the treatment of cancer or leukaemia
Signlflcant activiti?s
The main areas of tharitable activity are the provision of counselling. ad￿￿ and information and support the families
and children
Publlc ben•fit
The tiustees have paid due regard lo the Charity Commission'5 guidan￿ on public benefit in dè¢iding what activities the
charity should undertake The trustees consider that they have acted in the public benefit
ACHIEVEMENT AND PERFORMANCE
2024 was a special year for the CALM Trust. as the charity celebrated 40 years since being formed In 1984 The
highlight of the birthday year was an annI￿rsary party wth past and present families at the Lydiard cOnfe￿nce Centre
In September.
During 2024, CALM continued lo give valuablè sUPPOrt to famili85 Wlth a child diagn05eLJ wth cancer or leukaamia and
receiviThJ care al the Great Westem Hospital ln Swindon
As h85 always been the case, CALM continues to be run by a comrnittee made up of parents who've had a child
diagnosed with a form of cancer. and the￿f0￿ understand the ￿$SueS. GOn￿rnS and dernanos placad on the families
we support
As a charity we have remained comfflitted to providing emotional. practical and financial support as w911 as social
activities and the opportunity lor families to make the most of the break5 betseen h05Pltal appointmènts.
During 2024 CALM was able to offer a full sa850n of convalescent family holiday breaks at a choice of South Cemey In
GIoU￿5(erShIre, Weymouth In Dorset and Tenby In South Wales Atter purchasing a new caravan al the Tenby site
ahead of the 2023 holiday season. the charity was ablè lo buy a new caravan lor the Weymouth site at lh8 end of thè
2024 season rhe purchase of the Weymouth caravan was made possible thanks to a legacy left In the will of our
former T￿aSure[ ancl friend Lucy Young and funding from the Swindon Diamon¢J Ball organised by th8 Rotary Club of
Swndon All th￿e caravan holiday homes were used extsnsively
CALM also rnade a donation lo one of our cancer suTrivors, Toby Richardson. to support him In his training as
wheelchair athlete. We believe Toby Is a true inspiration and wsh him all the best with his dreams and ambitions
CALM organised a host of Social events and day trips In 2024 These Included a Coach trip lo Thorpe Park and
Legoland In the summer We bought Iickats for our familias to see Nurse He18n perform in a pantornime put on by the
Vvootton Bassett Light Oper8lic Sooety IWBLOSI and our on-t￿atMent families were a150 Invited 10 the Christmas
pantomime at the Wyvern Theatre In Swindon On treatment families were also Invitèd lo a D￿aM Night at the Zoo at
Cotswold Wildlife Park and a summer canal trip organised by the Phoenix Rotary Club Some of our on-trèatment
children were Invited lo a Santa experiencè run by Totally Crazy
Around 20 children attended the Children's Chnslmas Party which was supported by the Swindon Freerna50n Society
and Aldi A leenagerfs Christmas party was held at High Score Arcade followed by a visit lo Nando's In addition. we
held a number of coffee and play rnornings, d6livered Easter Eggs to all on treatment families Ilhanks lo Iceland l GXO
and First City Nursing) Zvrich Caras provided Chnstrnas Hamper5 and we were also able lo offer our families passes lo
Use for days out at 8nstol Zoo Proiect.
CALM has fflaintained its close links with thè loral medical teams Nurses Helen Good and Caroline Crilchley have
been our main points of liaison wth the Great Western Hospital team CALM a150 continuès to support and fund care
packages lor our faTnilies, ￿nclUdIng 5V￿lS and treats that dinic volunteer Lynda McKlahon ran han¢J lo children when
they attend appointments
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Th• Calm Tnmt
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CALM continues to woth In partnership other chant￿5 Ihat assist our families We are grateful to Young Lives
Can￿[ for providing Social Wofkers at the main wional ￿￿treS In Oxford 8 Bnstol CALM Is also thankful for the work
of Several chikYr&n's hospice organisatsons In our area Including Julia's House and Jessie May CALM conbnues to
benefit from support from other tharilabl• group5 Including the Fat Boys Cttarty vthich dèlivered Chnstmas presents lo
50me of our lamilies CALM has also conthnued to suptw)rt Chloe's Fight wth E￿n9$. a ¢hanty set up In memory of
Chloe Vènton frc¥7) S￿n￿On.
On the fvndraising front. held gur 29th annual chanty Gojf Day al Wrag Bam Golf Club Our owm cornmittee-18d
fundraising also Included SèlI￿ng ti&ets lor S￿n(Jon.$ Famous DUCA Race and a bucket collection al the Momson'8
supermathet In Ilaydon With In Dec8mt•r
Businesses have once again play8d a key rol• in raisirrtj mon•y lor CALM Thè followng ar8 sorne of tha companies
that have supported CALM In 2024 James Dy50n Foundabon I￿land Distnbution Centfy5 IGXOI Amazon, Sollerti$
IOne8otl Catalent Aldi Re9ional Distribution Cenire. Klarks 8 Spèncer (Northern Orbitsl slorel Totally Crazy. Manor
House Hglel and Golf Club Haribo Slein Pilot Insurance. Zunch Care5. FifSI City Nursing Vyagon. Steve's Bargain
Trip5 Nine Elms pub TK Ma¥x Many other bu51nesses supported CALM through donations for the Golf Day and
other requests lor raffle and auctson pnzes
CALM has a150 recèivgd 5upwn frorn ¢ommunily group5 and Individuals Induding Swndon Freema50ns, Rotary Club
of Swin(Jon Rotary Club of Old Town. Ihe Lions club of Swindon Warnelord School Bfadon Forest School. Dorcan
Academy Blunsdon Yothh FC. Wrag 8am Goll Club Men's Captain Shaun Juthl. Taft%￿ School ol Dancing and
Marlborough College
A numt¢r of our families land th&ir In¢ndsl hav• also hekj lundrai$ing esents or taken part in ChaI￿n999 lor us Theso
Include Tomrny'5 Tearn (family ol CALM b8neficiary Tommy). Cat Buncè Ilundraising In mèmory of CALM beneficiary
Daniel Fagani. Richard Smilh holdin9 a bio qULZ nighl, Fran Roknnson holdin9 a lun day arKI 1rn098n Steward holding •
teddy salè
CALM continuas to keep famil￿S up.l04at• e¥ents •-m•ilg. Vnth o ctsnbnued us• of So￿al M￿1• feeds
(Facebook and Xl lo shar• our acht•vem8nts and success*9
Durirrfj 2024. CALM was ab￿ io C8Wrate a numbtf ol chik1r•n SU￿391U1IY eompitrting th•if tr?atrnenl At tha 58me
limo new familiès went Ihrough the trauma of ￿amir￿ their thikj had a fom of canc8r Of leukaernia Th¢ charity
provided assistance and support to all lamili•s wth a child on treabment As well as the support deiail•d above. th•
charity also continues to have a policy ol continuiThJ to Invite lamilies to be part ol CALM following thè conclusion ol
trealment An updated Wellare Policy was cOmp￿t•d in 2024 Two chI￿ren recthved palliats've trèatment during 2024,
both sadly lost their battle with cancer
CALM continu&s to hav• a policy of k••pi￿j res•N•s in plac• for difficutt times Thig poltcy p19yèd a key role in
helping Charity through the Cowd-19 pan¢Yemic It conlinues to bè our aim to have years, worth of funding In
reserve This policy enables a degreè of ￿eWaY shoukl the chanty fall on hafdar tsmes. •nsunng farnilies
¢hild on treatrn•nt continve to r•oive Ihe Valuab￿ suFfJort Ihat 50 many Oih•rs have ￿lled on In the past
Our commill&e has Wofked hard to organise fuThYraising aTrJ sooal •￿nts To •nsurè thtr thanty can continue to move
lo￿ard It rgrnains Importanl Ihal continue to entourage more parants to volunteer to lake part In fundraising èvent5
an¢J lo consider joining Ihe committe Three ol our founding Trustees - Paul Cowan Jam•s 8n¢geman and Keith
J•nnin9s - retired during 2024 We place on récord ovr thanks for I￿1r forèsight In fomiing the chanty and their 40
ytar5 of coniinued serwc8 Richard Crovley. Sarah Magill and He￿n Sreward have st8PFed forward to become n¢w
trusieès of the chanty
FINANCIAL ReviEW
Flnanclal po8ltion
At 31 December 2024 the ch3nty ha¢J total fijnds of £331.￿3. É110.459 a￿ h•hS as fixed ass8ts and £9.155 as
restricted fun¢s Free reserves af• £212.189
Re$erv•s pollcy
Financially CALM contsnues to livè wlhin its means aThJ ¢ontinu85 to take a prudent wew of holding at least hvo years
worth of running costs as cash fyserves This policy enab￿$ a degree of ￿3Y Should the chanty fall on harder times.
while ensuring famil￿ ￿th a child on treatment ¢ontinL* to r￿1Ve the Valuab￿ support that so many others have
relied on In the pasi
FUTURE PLANS
The charity plan5 continuing the acbwts.es outsined in for1hwning yèar5 subject to 5ats'$factory fundiry
arrangernents
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The Calm Trnst
R¢
ort ofthe Tw$t•èS
Year Ended
¢ember
STRUCTURE, GOVERNANCE ANO MANAGEMENT
Governlng docum•nt
The Charity Is conlroile(I by Its goveming document. a deed oltrust and consirtute$ on uninc0￿r4ted charity
The organisatson was registereij In 1985
R•cruitrnent •nd appointm•nl ol n•w iru¥tse•
The Management Committee are not charity trustee5 for thè purposes of chanty law Under the requirem•nt5 of the
Trust D8¢d the m8mb•r5 01 Ihe IAanagément Commrttèe a￿ all voluntser5 and a￿ tonfirned at the Annual Genèral
M6èting
The trustees ar• already lamiliar ￿ the pra¢b¢al th of th• charty
Organl•atlon41 •tructur•
The CALM Trust h35 a Managemant Ctynrnitte6 ol up to 16 mwnbèr5 meot most months and •r¥ regponsibl• for
the strategic direction and policy of thanty Th• SerJetary also sits on the Committe8
A scheme of delegation Is In place and day to day responsibility for the provtsion of the s•M¢•s ￿$t with th• Chair
REFERENCE AND ADAIINISTRATIVE DETAILS
Reg18t•r•d Charlty numb•r
292318
P￿ncIpal •ddr•••
11 The Leasowes
Tadpole Gard8n Viiiage
Swindon
SN25 2RS
Tru•t•
R Crowley lappointed 21 10.241
Mrs H Steward (appointed 21 10 241
J Bridgernan Iresign•d 4 12 241
P Cowan Ir8signed 28 10 241
K Jennings Iresign¢d 27 3 2SI
Mrs S Ma9111 lappoinled 21 10 241
M•n•g•m•nl Commlll••
A5 0131st D•cèmbw 2024 th• mano9ernent cthmmrttee list wa$
Mr R Crowley -Chaim)an
Mrs S Magill-Secr•iary
Mrs M Brooks
Mr N Brooks
Mrs A Buckley
Mrs 8 Bull
Mr C 8ull
Mr A Coward
Mrs E Daneey
Mrs S Emms
Mrs C Lacey
Mrs S Motture
Mr D Renard
Mr5 0 Renard
Mrs F Robinson
Mr D Rodgers
Mrs H Steward
Ind•p•nd•nt Ex•mln•r
Jame5 Gare FCA DChA
Monahans
Chartered Accountants
Hermes House
Fire Fly Avenue
Swndon
Wiltshire
SN2 2GA
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The Calffl Trust
ort ol the Tru
ed310
forth Y
r 2024
REFERENCE ANO ADMINISTRATIVE DETAILS
Solicitor¥
Bevirs Solicitors.
36 Regent Circus,
Swindon
SN1 1UQ
Bankers
8arclay5 Bank plc,
Regént Street.
Swindon,
SN1 10B
Approved by ort1¥r ol Iiie board ol trustees on
11-06-LS
an¢ $1gned on 11$ behalf by.
Rcro
ley
ee
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Ind8
ndent examin•r's Re
ort to the Trust••8 01
The Calm Trust
Ind8pen¢Jent •xaminerf¥ report to the trustees of Th¢ Calm Tnmt
I report lo the charrty trustees on my examination of the accounts of The Calrn Trust (the Trust) for the year endèd
31 December 2024
Responsibllities and balis of report
As the charity trusiees of the Trust you a￿ ￿ponSIble for the preparabon of the aco)unls in atcordance ￿th thè
quiiernents of the Chant*s Act 2011 1.the Acri.
I report In respeLt of rny examination of the Trusfs accounts came(1 out under Sectson 145 of the Act and in carrying out
my examination I have followed all applicab* Direcbons gi¥en by the Chanty Comrnission under Section 14515llbl Of
the Act
Ind•p•ndent examin•f$ ¥tst8ment
I have cofflp￿ted my examin3bon. I cornfi￿ that no maieftal matter5 haNe ccffte to my attenbon in connection with the
examin*on giving me cause to bèl*¥e that In any matenal resrÉct
awounting ￿cordS *Ere not kept In fèSFeCt of the Trust as requtred by Sethon 130 of the Act,. or
the account5 do not accord ￿th those records or
the accounts do not comply wth the applicable wuirements con￿MIng the lorn and content of ac£ounts set
out In the Chanties (Accounts and Reports) Regulabons 2(KJ8 other ihan any ￿quIrernent that the accounts giva
true and fair wew which Is not a matter consicjered as part of an Independent examinalion
I have no contsm5 and ha￿ come across no other matters in connectson wth the •xaminabon to which att8ntyon should
be dravm In thi$ report in ortjer to ènable a proper un¢Jerstanding ol the accounts to be reached
Monahans provide book-keeping ser￿￿$ to Thè Calrn Trvst The •x3mirer has appl*d tt)è FRC'S Revised Ethical
Standaroj In regard to these 5eMces
James Ga￿ FCA DChA
Monahans
Chartered Accountants
Hermes House
Fire Fly Avenue
Swindon
Wiltshire
SN2 2GA
Date 17 June 2025
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Tht Calrn Trust
Statement of Financial Activitie8
the Year End•d 31
2024
Total
lun(Is
2023
Total
fvnds
Unfestncted
fijnd
Restricted
funds
INCOME AND ENDOWMENTS FROM
Donations and legacies
103.285
103.285
fj2,416
Other trading actywtss
Investh)•nt Income
Other incorne
24.322
3.223
15.236
24.322
3223
15 236
22 3C6
1.410
20,139
Total
146.C66
146.Cfj6
106,271
ExpeNDITURE ON
Raising hjnds
5,557
5.557
5,672
Cha￿1#blo 4ctlvlti
Support aclivilies
1,050
69913
93.277
Totsl
74 420
1.050
75.470
98,949
NET INCOMEIIEXPENDITUREI
71.646
11.0501
70.5
7.322
RECONCIUATION OF FUND8
Total funds brought lorward
251.C
10.205
261,207
253 885
TOTAL FUNDS CARRIED FORWARD
322.648
9.155
331,803
261.207
Thè notes fomi part of these financial statements
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The Calm Trust
Balanc¢ She•t
31D
ember 2024
2024
2023
Notes
FIXED ASSETS
Tan9ible assets
12
110,459
72.220
CURRENT ASSETS
Stocks
Oebtors
Cash at bank and in hand
13
14
1,231
26,083
196,531
1,680
6,985
183.385
223.845
192,050
CREDITORS
Amounts falling due wrthin one year
15
12.5011
13,C631
NET CURRENT ASSETS
221.344
188,987
TOTAL ASSETS LESS CURRENT LIABILITIES
331,803
261.207
NET ASSETS
331 803
261.207
FUNOS
Unrestncled funds
Restricted funds
17
322,648
9,155
251,002
10,205
TOTAL FUNOS
331,803
261.207
Thè financial stalernents w8r8 approved by the Board ol TfU5tees and authorised for issue
IL.- 0 6 - .￿. and 51gned on Its behalf by.
on
S Magill- Trustee
H Steward - Trustee
The notes fom part of these financial statements
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The calm Truit
oth$ to the Fin
arEn
ncial Staternenls
cember
ACCOUNTING POLICIES
B451¥ of pl•pa￿n0 th• fln¥nclal ststomonts
The financial statemenis of thè charity which Is a public tenefit entity under FRS 102. have been prepa￿d In
accordance wth the Charit￿$ SORP IFRS 1021 'Accounbng and Reporting by Charities Slatament of
R8commentYed Practic8 applicable to chantss prepaftng their aco)unts In accordance the Financial
Reporting Standard applicablè In the UK and Republic OF Ireland IFRS 1021 (effectivè 1 January 20191,,
Financial Réporting StaThJard 102 The Finanoal Reporbng Siandard applicable In the UK and Republic ol
Ir8land' and the Chanbès Ad 2011 Thè finanoal statements ha¥9 been prepar•d under the histoneal cost
convention
The financial statemenlg ho￿ t*•n prepared to gwe a and lairf w•w and have departed from the Chaniiès
(Accounts and Reports) R￿UlationS 2008 only to the extent feouirad lo provide a 'truè and fair view. This
d•p3rture has Involved following the Accounting and Reporting by Chanties Staternenl ol Recornmended
practi￿ applicable to charityes prèpann9 their accounts In accordance wilh the Financial Rèporting Slandard
applicabk In th• UK anol Republic ol Ireland IFRS 10211ssue¢ on 16 July 2014 rather than th• Ac¢gunting and
Reportiw by Chanlies Statement of Recc*nm8ndèd Practice effe￿1￿ from 1 Apnl 2Tr)S which has since b••n
wthdrawn
The financial statsments ara pr8pawJ In $terting whith Is the lynctsonal CUfr•ncy Of the chanty and roundod to
th8 na¥re31 potsnd
Th•re a￿ no s￿JnifiCant aoa5 ofiudgernents or key sourc•s ofesbmation ￿n￿rtaInty
The tru5t•tr5 consKJer that th•r• are no matenal unc¢rtainti¢s about lh8 Chanty'$ abilty to Contin￿ as a goin9
concArn
L•o#l •l•tu• g•n•rnl InfO￿•¢10n
Th$ Cttanty Is an ￿inCOrporat•d tntyt congtrtutsd by a tNSl deed Tho tJ•tsils ol thtr thanty are foun¢J In the
trust8•5 r¢port
Fln•n¢l•l rnportong •tsnd4rd 101. r•duc•d dl•elo•ur• •x•mptlon•
Th• charity has laken advantage ol the Igllowing disclosur• extmption In preparin9 th8$e financial stalem•nts,
as parmitted by FRS 102 'Th• Financial Reporting Standard applicable In the UK and Republic ol Ireland,
the r•quiom•nts ol Section 7 Stat•m•nt of Cash Flows
Incom•
All Incorne Is recogni￿￿ once the ¢harrty has •ntitl8m•nt 10 the Inclyne th8r• Is $uffi¢*nt certairsty or r•¢&ipt
and so It Is probablè that the Incorne bwll b• rec•i¥ed and the amount of Income receivab￿ can t• m•a$ured
reliably Th• Ioiiowin9 Specific policios are appliod to parbcular caie9On8$ 91 Incorne
Voluntary Incom• Is ftt•ived by of grants. dty)ation$ •nd gifts and is inclyded In full In the Slat•m8nt of
Fin8ncial Activities wn•n r￿1¥¥bIe Gfants wher• •ntitkn?enl Is not conditsonal tyn the delivery ol a S￿¢111
performance by th? charity a￿ recognis8d whèn Ihe chanty becomès unctsndrtionally entived to thè grant
- Dofiatèd semceg and laulits•S ar¢ Induded at Ihe valu• to th• chanty where thL8 can t• quantified The valua
of services prow¢Jecl by volunt•¥rs ho5 nol t>een Indud•d In Ihese accounts
- Investm•nt In¢cffi? ig Included I￿1¥9b1￿.
- In¢oming re%Jurces Irc¥n charttsb￿ tr•JirKJ actiwity af• ac¢wnted for wthen aarnad.
Exp•nditur•
Liabilities are ￿￿aniSed as expenditurè as soon as there a legal or con5tructsve obligation eomrnittin9 the
charity to that expenclitU￿ rt Is probable that a transfer of economic be￿fitS wll be requi￿￿ In 5ettlgrnent and
th8 amount of Ihe obligation can t* measure(1 reliably E¥4)enditu￿ Is xcounted for on an a￿rual$ basis and
has been classilie(J under headings Ihal a9gregale all cost related lo the category WITroTe c0515 cannot be
direcvy attribuied to pathojlar hèadings they have be8n allocate(I to activil*s on a basis eonslstent ￿th the usè
of ￿sourceS
Irrecoverab￿ VAT Is charg8t1 against the ewerm1rtU￿ hèading for ￿lch rt WAS IncurY¢d.
Tanpible fixed ••sets
Depreciation Is prowded at 1hè follct•wn9 annual iat6s In order to wnte off aach asset o¥er rts •stimat8d useftjl
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continued .

The Calffl T￿￿1
8 to the Financial Ststements . Continu
lor the Year En
d31De
r 2024
ACCOUNTING POLICIES . continued
Tanglble fi¥•d a•s•ts
Holiday Homes
Equipmènt
Computer equipmènt
10% on reduony balance
to% on r*JurJry balancè
33% on Stravjhl line bas1$
costs ol minor additions or those c4)sbNJ tkn £1.CQO ar• not capitalisod
Chang• In Ae¢OUlltlng Mtlma
Deprèciation rates ￿re reduced frorn 25% reduong balance to 10% balance from 1 January 2024.
The Impact of ¢his Is thai the depreciabon chargè lor the year trnde(131 Decamber 2024 18 some £14,000 lo%wr
Sto¢k•
Stocks are valfftd ai the I0￿r of c95t and net rea115able valu•. after makirvJ duo •llowanc• lor ¢l)501ete and
slow mowng It•ms
Taxatlon
Thè charty Is &x•mpt Irun tsx on its thantable
Fund •ccountSno
Unrestricted funds can ￿ used in accofdance th• ¢hantabkn rtythves at the discfytion of tho twslees
R8s¢ncted funds can only te ltsr particular wtricted purposes wlhin thè objects of ￿ eh•nty R•stn¢tioni
an5e when sptrcified by th8 donor or when fvnd5 $￿ raised for p8￿CUlar r&¥tncted purpos¢s
Furthgr explanabon Ol ts naluf• and PUfPOg• ol •a¢h fvnd Is Indudtyj In not¢s to tho finanty•l slaternènts
O•btor¥
Amounts txwng to th• ¢h•nty at 31st D•¢wnt•f affj $hwi as d•btor5 knss prow$￿N5 for amount5 that may
prove un¢olleclabl• Short temi deposits includ8 cash held on oeposil In sawng5 accounts at the Bank Trad
and other debior$ a￿ recognised ai the settknienl amount after any trade discount olferad Prapayments
a￿ valts•d at the amovnt pr•paicl nel ol any Irada discounis due
C#•h •t bank and In hand
Cash at bank and cash In hand tncludes cash and short ièm) hi9hly liquid In¥*stmenls wth a short rnalunty ol
three months or less from th• date ol acquisition or ￿nIrt9 of Ihe deposit or similar actounl
Cr*dltor• and provl•lon•
Creditors and prowsions are r•cognised wh•0 the chanty has a present obligation resumiry from a past event
that wi11 probably resull In th• tran5fgr ol funds to a third party Jnd Ihe amount due to sett* the obligaiion can b&
rn$asured or &51imated raliably Creditorn athj prow9￿nI a￿ normally rSwJni￿rt ai thtrir sethament 8rnount
rt8r allowing for any trade (tiscounts due
Flnaneb*l In•trum•nts
The chanty only has finantsal asseis and hnancial lobilit￿9 of a kirwj Ihat qualify as b351c financial Instruments
Basic financial Insirurnents are Initially recognis•d at transaction value and subwuenuy moasured at Ih•ir
settltm?nt value
DONATIONS AND LEGACIES
2024
2023
Donations
L￿aGleS
78.285
25.OCKJ
62.416
103.285
62.416
p￿e9
continued

The Calm Trust
Notes to the Flnancial Ststements - continuèd
forth Y
Ended 31
ember 202
OTHER TRADING ACTIVITIES
2024
2023
Fundraising èv8n¢s
24.322
22,306
INVESTMENT INCOME
2024
2023
Deposrt account intarèst
3,223
1.410
OTHER INCOME
2024
2023
Gain on sale of tangible fixed assèts
15.236
20.139
RAISING FUNDS
Raislng donatlons and leg•cl•s
2024
2023
Fundraising cost$
5.557
5,672
CHARITA8LE ACTIVITIES COSTS
Direct
Costs (see
note 81
Support
cost515ee
note 91
Toials
Support acts'vities
62,743
7,170
69,913
DIRECT COSTS OF CHARITABLE AcfiviTIES
2024
2023
Welfare support
Holiday home running costs
Functson5
Depioeiation
19.519
29 068
7.158
6,998
19 104
34,782
6,487
24,074
62.743
84.447
SUPPORT COSTS
Governance
costs
Managernent
Tota15
Support activityes
3808
3.362
7170
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contsnued

Thè Calm Trust
Not•s to the Financlal Statements- continued
forth Y
ar Endèd 31 D
mber 2024
SUPPORT COSTS . ¢ontlnued
Support costs Included In the above, are as follows"
2024
Support
actiwtl8S
2023
Total
activities
Insurance
Telephone
Postage and stationery
Sundries
Accountancy and Independent examination
806
72
87
2,843
3.362
262
72
402
4.684
3,410
7170
8,830
10.
TRUSTEES. REMUNERATION AND BENEFITS
There w8re no trustees, rèmuneration or other benefits for the year ended 31 Decafflber 2024 nor lor the year
•nd8d 31 Dec£mber 2023
Try$tse•' èxp•n8?¥
Therè were no trustees. expenses paid lor the year ended 31 D?￿rn￿er 2024 nor fol the year ended
31 December 2023
11.
COMPARATIVES FOR THE STA TEMENT OF FINANCIAL ACTIVITIES
Unrestricted
fund
Rèstncted
fvnds
Ttstal
funds
INCOME AND ENDOVIMENTS FROM
Donations and legaciès
61,476
940
62.416
Other trading activit18S
Investment Income
Other Incorne
22,306
1,410
20.139
22 306
1,410
20.139
Total
105.331
940
106.271
EXPENDITURE ON
Raising funds
5,672
5.672
Ch¥rl¢able aetivrtlès
Support activities
92,542
735
93.277
Total
98 214
735
98.g49
NET INCOME
7.117
205
7,322
RECONCILIATION OF FUNDS
Total lund5 f)rought forward
243,885
10,000
253.885
TOTAL FUNDS CARRieD FORWARD
251.002
10.205
281.207
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continued

tes to the Financial Statemen
for the Year
31 Decem
- ¢ontfjnu•d
r 2024
12.
TANGIBLE FIXED AsseTS
Holhlay
Homes
Computer
eqUI￿ent
Equiprnent
Tots15
COST
At 1 January 2024
Additions
D15posals
171.803
56 983
145.6911
1.1OJ
499
173.402
56.983
145 6911
At 31 December 2024
183.095
499
784,694
DEPRECIATION
At 1 January 2024
Charge for year
Elirninated on disposal
99.731
6982
133 9451
953
15
101.182
6.998
133.9451
At 31 De￿mber 2024
72 768
499
74.235
NET BOOK VALUE
At 31 Dscemter 2024
110.327
132
110.459
At 31 December 2023
72.072
147
72 220
13.
STOCKS
2024
2023
Stocks
1.231
1.680
14.
DEBTORS: AMOUNTS FALLING DUE WITHIN ONE YEAR
2024
2023
P￿paYTllents and accr1￿￿ Inc
26,083
6.985
15.
CREDITORS.. AAIOUNTS FALLING OUE bMThIN ONE YEAR
2024
2023
AccrL*d expensès
2.501
3,(￿3
16.
ANALYSIS OF NET ASSEfs BETWEEN FUNOS
2024
Total
lunds
2023
Total
funcls
Unre5tncted
fijnd
Restncted
hjnds
Fixed assets
Current assets
Current Iiabilites
110459
214690
12.501
110459
223.845
12.5011
72.220
192.050
13 0631
9.155
322 648
9.155
331.803
261.207
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ho Calm Trust
tes to th• Financi•l Statements - ctsntin
f r thè Y•ar En
ed31
ber 202
17.
AIOVEMENT IN FUNDS
N6t
movèrn8nt
In funds
At
31 1224
At1 124
Unr••trictsd funds
General lund
2S1,002
71,646
322,648
ReJtrlct•d fund•
IT equipmènt
Patio furniture
9.285
9.155
19401
10.205
11.0501
9,155
TOTAL FUNDS
261.207
70,596
331,803
N•t movement In fvnds. Included in th8 abo￿ a￿ as follows.
Incoming
r$$ources
Resource9
¥Kpended
Movernent
In funds
Unr••irlct•d fund•
General fund
146,086
174,4201
71,646
R••trfjet•d lund•
IT equipmènt
Patio furnitu
19401
19401
11.0501
11.0501
TOTAL FUNDS
146,Cf6
175.4701
70.596
Comp4ratlv•8 lor mov•m•nt In lund•
Nel
M0￿ment
In funds
Al
31 1223
A11 123
Unrg•trlct•d fund•
Ganeral fund
243.885
7,117
251,002
R••tr5ct•d lund8
IT equipment
Patio lurniture
lo.￿0
17351
940
9.265
940
10.000
205
10,205
TOTAL FUNDS
253.885
7.322
261.207
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to th• Financial Statements . Contin
f r the Year
ed 31 Dec
mber 2024
17.
IIOVEMENT IN FUNDS - ¢ontJr*u•d
Compa¥atyve net movement In fuThJs. Induded In lh8 alTh are as Idlow5
Incoming
resources
ResoufC85
expended
Movement
In ftsnd5
Unr•*t￿¢t•d lund•
General lund
10S,331
198.2141
7.117
R••trict•d lund•
IT equipment
Patio hJrnitur•
17351
17351
17351
205
TOTAL FUNDS
1Cf.271
198 9491
7,322
Reslnct*d lunds
IT equipment - donatyon Irom Ncffjinet UK to fuThJ dwces. ag tsb*is or laptcps. to ehildron who ar•
¢urrently isolatad at horne, und•rg(%ry treatment In h05Pltal rK Oih¥Mse disadvanta9ed due lo thèir current or
recent Illnass
Patio lumrture. a donation frryn Hol￿aY Inn loi patio lumrture Jt Ihe Cotswokl$ holiday home
RELATED PARTY DISCLOSURES
Th•r• W•*re no relat•d trangacbons for the ￿￿1 •ThJ¢d 31 Decemblr 2024
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