CARE ENGLAND
The voice of care
CARE LI NGLAND
(A COMPANY LIMITED BY GUARANTEEI)
REPORT AND FtNANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2025
Company iiumbei. 02082270
Cliai-ily iiumber
296103

CAtiC, ENGLAND
(A COMPANY LIMITED BY GUARANTEE)
FINANCIAL STA'fEMENTS
For the yeai. ended 31 Deeeiiibei 2025
INDEX
Trustees* Aiinual Rcpoi't
Report of th¢ Independent Alldllors
8-10
statement of Flnanclal Aetlvities
li
statement of Flnanclal Posltlon
12
Slateinent of Casli Floiys
13
Notes to the Flnanclal Statements
14-23

CARE ENGLAND
(A COMPANY LIN(ITBD BY GUARANTEE)
TRUSTEES, ANNUAL IiEPORT
Por the year ended 31 December 2025
REFERENCE AND ADMINSTILITIVE Dri TAIts
CHAIR
Angela Boxall
VICE-CHAIRINON-TRUSTEE ADVISOR
Mike ParsonE, BA MBA DBA
TREASURER
Vishal Sh&h, Bsc {Hons), CFA
COMPANY SECRETARY
and CHIEF EXECtrrtVE
Professor Mailin Green OBR, FIAM FRSA FlnslLM FIPSM
DIRBCTORS
Inforniation on page 5
REGIS'E'liIIF.D AND PRINCIPAL
ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE
2 Floor
2 Devonshire Square
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AUDITOR
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London
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REGISTRATION N13MBBRS
Company number
Chaiity number
VAT number
02082270
296103
503978375
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CARE ENGLAND
(A COMPANY LIMITED BY GUARANTEE)
TRUSTEES, ANNUAL REPORT
For the year ended 31 December 2025
TtLe tr]stees of the chaiity, whose orgattisation tkey repiEsent are membus of the Comp8lly> and directors £￿.
the puryose of ¢oinpatsy law, pirsent their 8tatutoiy itw>rt togelhd. with tht accout)t5 of C￿e England for the
yeai. ended 31 Deeember 2025. The charity has opted to prq)ate its accounts using the Financial Reporting
Standard applicablc in the UKand tlie Repub]ic of Ii'eland (FRS 102) and follow the CI￿litieS SORP IFRS 102).
Structure GOver￿anCe
ca￿ England IB a registered ¢harity (nwJLbei' 296103), in¢orp)rated underthe Compalli¢s ACL being a company
limited by guarantee nothaving share eapital.
The charity w&8 incorpor8ted on 9 December 1986 attd regISt￿Ed as a elmrity oll 16 February 1987. Tl)e
company was established under a Memoiandum of Association which established the ubje¢ts and powers of the
company and is governed under its Aiticles of Association. In the event ot th¢ company bcing woulld up,
menibers aye required to contribute t¢J an amount not exceeding £1.
Principal A¢Uvltles
C&rt England's msssion is to ¢nsur¢ that social and health &ire in the Independent sector can be pmmoted and
protected.
The Chaiity represents a sigllificantproportion of provider$ delivffl'ing abroad Itt￿ge of adult sociAI ¢ar¢ services
a¢r0&8 England, sllppoilittg individuals in a V￿.Lety of care and health settings. Its aim ss to be the leading
national voiee for the adult soc&al care sector, enst]ritt¥ th¢ sector i'emains cet)tral to policy development and
service improv¢tnen4 whilepromoting hish￿ual1tyI penon-c6ntred care for setvice useTS.
Annual RevÈew
Ob'ccls of the Char%
ThB objective of the eh8rity is to Lepr¢sent alld support independent adult social eare pi'oviders acro&% EngLand
alld to promote the delivery of higb-quaJÉty, p￿￿￿l-Centred ¢are Services. The oi'ganisaLioo wurk5 to cllsure that
the voice of the independellt ￿.¢ scrtoi. is r¢flect¢d in ttational policy. legtslation regLdatoiy developjnents
affecting adult social care.
ltt fwtlierance of objectives, the ¢haEity alts￿..
To represent 8nd promote the intei'e5ts of independent ad￿lt sooial ¢8x¢ providers in England.
Ta influence nalional poliey) legislation and regulation affecting tlie adult social ¢aiE sector.
To support membeLt through guidaDce, illfoi'mation sharing, networking and bestpix¢ti¢¢ init18tives.
To wolk eollaboi'atively with goverwnent, IEguLAtors, healthpaitjers and other stakeholders to improve
caiE outcomes.
To raise awareness of the value and ¢ontiibution of adult socid core Noviders to 80¢iety and the ￿qder
health &nd system.
To provide leade￿Ip and advocacy oll issues affecting indqielldent ¢￿t provid¢r8 and thepeople th¢y
support.
The trustees review the ¢hority's obj¢¢tives and activities each year to ensure they continlle to support its
cbaritthle puty)ses and resportd to the Changing needs of the adult $acial care sector. In doing so, they have
taken ¢&i'cfvl ac¢ountof tbe CharEty Commission's g¢neral guidance on publi¢ benefit.
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CARE BNGLAND
(A COMPANY LIMITED BY GUARANTEE)
TRUSTEES, I¥NNUAL REPORT
For the year ended 31 Decembei. 2025
Fin3ncial and O
erational Review
The finarteial year ending 31 D¢¢ember 2025 ended w￿¢11 a sujplus of £89,338, and itscrease of £1 1,699 fi'oin
pi'¢vious year (2024.. £77,639). Totsl ii)eome in 2025 was £1,214,470 12024: £1,167,781), whi15t total
xpenditure was £l,118,43212024.. £1,106,779).
Core provider mernbership inctsme icmained sti￿ng during the year, which refleets the value membcrs pla¢0 on
sector rtpresentation alld eollective engagement. Sllpportei. membership incom6 dc¢r¢ased rnai'ginally ¢ompaied
with the previous yeai.. Despitc tliis sma51 reduction, engggeinent with botb existing attd new parttieit SllGreased
signÉficantly during the yeai.. More tlian 10 white pap￿5 were published during the year covex'ing a l'ange of
sector issues. Suppoiter'partnerships contittue to del%ver praottcal financial b¢nefLts to member5 in 8iEas
in¢ludingutilities, re￿￿lt[￿e￿t, illsw2llce and consumables- whklst gen￿￿ted SllCOnL¢ for the tharity. The annual
canfei'enee again was a huge success. both operationally and fillaneially, 8nd remaitLed a significant contt'iblltor
to tbe charity's InGDm¢.
The charity continues to maintain 8 discsplilked approach to expellditure whilst ensuring apPl￿Priate investtncnt
in staffing> memb¢i' services, and intemal illfrastrueture. During (ht year, Care England continued to strengthen
its px'esence a￿0￿$ soeial media piaLfoLmS and sector events, enabling inere&8ed engagement with providers and
wider stskeholders.
Lash resawes at the End of tlie year i'unaincd strong at £1.48 mxllion, consistent with the w6viou8 year. J
addition, thc charity beld investment fund8 valued at £337.000 at 31 Dccember 2025, reflectills an ullrealised
loss of £6,700 dursng the year.
The trll3tees consider the Charity to remaiJJ in a financially stable p)sittott. with sufficient reserve8 aThd liquidity
to support ongoing oper¥4tions and future stixtegic objectives.
Busine
iew
Care England continued to stt'engthen position as the l¢&din¥ rrpTtsunlativt body for independent adult social
care providers in EllgI￿d durittg a year af sEgnificant political, finan¢ial and operational challenge. Th¢
oi'g&nisation expanded its influence across GovenTrnienL Parli8ment. tht niedia and the wider healtli and ure
system, while incre&sillg the practical suppoitand intelligen¢e available to members.
The year saw substantial growth ill pllrliomenlary, policy and campaigning &¢tivity, with extenskve engagement
a¢m$s DHSC, HM Treasury) NHS England, the Home OffLce, CQC, Ski115 for c￿'e alld patliamentaiialls in
both Houses, a5 well as njittisters, peers, APPG5 &TJd select committees across all nyajor politic&1 parties.
A major focus was the f￿￿[L¢ll1 impact of in¢re8ses to Employer National Insurance Contributions and the
Nalional Living Wage. Care Ellgl&nd developed detailed sector modcllit]g, cooiditmted lobbying efforts and
wariied Goven]ment Df risks tts workforce retention, provider sustainability and coiitinuity of care. Th¢
orgallisatioll also led natiollal discussions on the Fair Pay Agreement alld Employment Rights Bill. pi'oduGittg
modelling on wage coinpression, frozen tax tbre6hold8 aml employer r4)sts, Ind ￿gUing consistently that
workforce A'efomi must be pi'operly fviided and operationally delkverable.
Care England significantly exp&nded its evidence-led policy programme, producing whits papers, briefings and
consultation response5 on h05pitsI dis¢h3rge, prevention, woi'kforee refomi, eoilltnissioning, Continuing
Healthcare, regulatory refonn, digital innovatioJJ and NHS intwation, wsth several papers focllsed on reducing
NHS pressllre through better use of social care.
On commissioning, the oi'gani5ation tracked local allthority arLd ICB fee up]ifts s￿'0sS EJ]gl8ud, challei¥ing
piactices including cappcd uplifts, fraLnewoi'k restrictions, below-COSt placements and incon515tent fee-s¢tting,
and used court Eulings on Care Act obligations ta sts'engihen membei awaLeness artd support ch￿Ienge$ to
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CARE ENGLAND
(A COMPANY LIMrrED BY GUARANTEE)
TRUSTBES, ANNUAL REPORT
Foi. th¢ year ended 31 December 2025
vnlawhl eommi5sioJJing deeisions. On imniigration, CaTe Englaad engaged i'egularly witli the Hoine Office,
UKVI and DHSC, suppoitlng providers facing coJnplian¢e diffi¢ultie5 and helping hundreds of intfflnationally
iecruited workers remain i# cmploymettÉ.
A sigllific&nt area of dirtcl aptrational support was Care England's response to Continusng Healthcare payrnenl
delays following tbe transition to the NHS sI￿rd Business Services platfonn. The ￿ganiSatIon escalated
concerns with senior DHSC a￿d NHS England offIcial&, coordinated intclligcnce gatliering and helped brillg
national atiention to ￿ssue causing severe cashflow pressures for wovider8,
Care Englalld niaintained a eonsttuetive relatii)ttship with the CQC, cotstributittg to discussions on inspection
refoim. co-prodllctlon and reducing i'egulatoiy bw'den, and launched the SMART Care Intel platform,
integrattiig CQC, CornpaDies Hause, Charity Commission arLd Land Registsy data into a single i￿tellIgence tool
far membei'5. Communications a¢tivity grew substantially, with extensivB national, i'egional and trade media
coveiEge secuiEd, alongside a 81rong pro£r&mme of cOnf￿'ene&￿, i'oundtables and policy foruins throughout tlie
ytrdr.
PlaDS for Future Pei4ods
A m&jor priority for the coming year will be engagement with B&roness Cas¢y's arview into the fiEture of adult
social care, ensuring the provider perspectiv¢ shapes both the iEview proces8 End tlit natitsxal refon
progranune that fvllowsj particularly on funding, wth'kfor¢¢, ¢ommissÉoning, NHS integratiott and Tegulation.
C4re Englottd Mryll also continue engagin2 with Gvv¢rnment on tbe Fair Pay Agreement. Ernploymtnt Rights
Bill, iT￿mI￿￿tIon policy, Tr4HS retorm and lo¢al government reorgat)ls#Liu￿ pi'essing for refOrn￿ that are
evidence-led, properly fijndtd and workable in practice.
The ¢wnulative financial prassures on providers
rising employment costs, inadBqua¢e fce uplifts a￿d a
complex regulatory snd i￿]MigratIOn laadscope - remain acllte, and ensuring GoveNllnent undcrslands their
scale will bc a primary adv(xxcy fuLU5. At the same tin￿, the Casey Rttview, NHS refoirn and the development
of Integi2ted c￿'e Systems present i'eal opport￿nitieS to sLYtngthen social care's voice a¢ro88 the widei. healti)
and carB 5yStern. Care England reJnaiJ)$ ¢onm)itted to being a stt'on& credible sulutions-focused voice for
providers, ¢hampioiiing hig]i-qu&lity cair tliat improvES lives and strengthet)s Communities across Engl&lld.
Reserves Policy
It is tbe policy of the chuity to hold reseives in its unr&8ts'icted ￿nd, whioh have not been committed or
designated for any parti¢ular puiyose. The trustees have set aside these reserves in order lo protect the fuLure of
tbe charity from any utsforegeeD variations in its fuLui'¢ iftcom¢ 5ts.eams as part of good financial Inanagement
practice.
In ligbt of increasing ¢colloniic uncert&inty and sector volatility affeGting both the wider economy and the soctai
care sectoA', th¢ tiustee5 have illcreased the minimutn rtserves six to seven rnonths of the average mO￿￿1Y
unrestri¢ted ¢xp¢nses ovei. the last 2 years. For 2025, the required amount is £649,000> agaL115t £1.527,283 total
unrestricted fjjllds at 31 December 2025. Th¢ trustee5 will review this minimum amount Iequired fiY)m to
time to ensure the level set is appx'opriate for the eLwrellt climate of the ¢harity aTrd sector.
Whilst the Trustees con5id¢r the curent level of reserves to be OPPIOPriF4te to maintain fJAancial resilsence, they
are also mindfvl of tbt need to conssder the strategic use of 5uTpIu8 reserves t0 5UPPOI't StGIoT initiatives,
tnhance tnetnber services 8nd contribllte to the ongoing developmtnt of the oi'8anisatioll. Reseryes not
i￿￿nedIatelY required for wcirking capital p￿￿OSeS air hdd high￿. In￿'eat-bc8rIllg deposit a¢¢ounts aT]d
investn)ent thnds.
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CARE ENGLAND
(A COMPANY LIMrrED BY GUARANTEE)
TRUSTEES, ANNUAL REPORT
Foi. the year ended 31 December 2025
Risk Manaetjnent
Care Bngl2nd maintains A robugt ayproach to risk mat)agement and seeks to be L'isk aware rather than risk avei'5e
in purslling its objectives. Tlie lrnstees regularly review the principal ri8k8 2nd uneertaintie8 facing the
oi'gantsation attd consider the effectivene￿ of the syste]LS And controls established to mitigate those risks.
Risk mana£ement is embedded within th¢ organI￿tIOn,$ governance prnces8es through itgular tn]ste¢
diBcussioll9, oFerational monstorRllg and eng&gement with membBrs and stakeholdcrs. The charity maintains a
fonnal risk Tegistci. wliich is i'eviewed and updated at each quart￿.lY tr)sle¢ meetiag to ensure that emerging
iisks and sector develop]nents are appropriatdy idelltifLed and managed,
The tL￿stee8 ￿nsIder finmcial sustsinability to be a principal risk for the organisation. This i'isk is Lnanaged
through regular monktoring of cash f]uw, reserves. debtors, cY¢thtOiB and budget pei'foi'mance to ensure that
adequate work(ng capital is maintained to suppoi't operational activities. The Ilwstees tho illonitor membersliip
tiends, se¢tor developmellts and wider economi£ cottditiatts that may affect Ihc elwity and its members.
The organisation continues tts review Its operational p18ns alld strategic prioritics to ensure iesources remain
fo¢used on the issues of great£st importallc6 to m¢mb¢rs and the wider adult social care se¢tor.
Board of Trustees
C&re Bngland is govemed by a Board of fThistee5, &ippoi*ed oper&tic)ttally by the ChiefBxeoutive and Executive
team. 'I'he trustxs meet reBulorly to irvicw thc strategic dii'ection, peifomiats¢e and activities of the charity.
Day-to4ay management arLd implementatioll of the clwity's strategy al'e delegated to the Chief Executtve
Bxecutive team.
The tsYstees are g1so the directors of the charitabls eompauy fot the purposes of compatty law aThd are draw
from oi'ganisations within tbe ch8rity's MeMb￿￿h1p.
TTh￿te￿ are appointed through all electioTh proeess, with no more than seven trnstees elected by the
membership. Thc may also co~opt up to five èdditionzl ts'ustees where specifio skills, expertise or se¢tor
Jketworks are Consid￿'ed beneficial to th¢ charity ondits objectives.
AII t￿slee5 receive induction into the OiEanisation and are provided with imfomiation regarding their legal
duties and responsibilities as ch￿lty knstees and comp&ny direct￿5.
The trustees in offi¢e dwing the year ended 31 Deeember2025 are detailed below.
AtLEN. James Frank
BALMER, Joanne
BOXALL, Angda
BROWN, Aneurin
BROWN, Russell
MCCALL, Simon
ROLLtN, Jake
SKAH, Visl)al
National Care Group
Oaklalld Care Homes
MAjesticarc
Hallmai'k Luxury Cgre Homes
Shaw HealthC￿e {Group) Ud
Barchesler Healtheare
Hc-one
B&Thyan Care Group
To ensui'e that the ¢harity is as rewesentative as possiblt of st5 entire membe¥ship, Care Bnglalld maintains a
Policy Board, a diveT5e group of representstive3 from its ￿embershIp who meets quarteLly and helps develop
the organisation's policy agenda.
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CARE ENGLAND
(A COMPANY LllKlffED BY GUARANTEE)
TRusfEES' ANNUAL REPORT
For the year ended 31 December 2025
Trustse Indemnlty provl$lons
The charity has an Office Combilled Policy with Towergate In8urance for whi¢h a Premium of £1,527 was paid
for the yeai. ended 31 Dtcembei. 2025. This included a cover for trustees against certain liability claims up to
£250,01i0 ill aggregate per 8ILllUm.
Key Management Personnel
The pay and remuneration of the Key PersoTJrJel Managetne#t of the Ch￿lty are Teviewtd followinB Staff
appraisals and include a ben¢hillarking exercise agAinst otber similar ioles in the sector. The charity consid￿'S
Key Manageniellt Personnel to comprise the trn￿tteS, who ￿ceIve no r¢tnwieralion, the Chief Bxecutive, Policy
ManaEer and IIEnance Manager.
Fundraislng
Tlie charity does not ulld&rtake public fundtaising activities and does not use profession81 fundraissr5 or
cornmerti21 participators.
Related partie5
The trustees are ttil directors of compaiiies which are membets of Care England, None of the trustees receive
any benefit fiknm this aLTangement.
Trustees responslbllltles Kor Ihe fln#nciAI statement8
Thc trustee% (who are a150 directors of Care England for the PUTpoBes of compaoy lawl are re4)0]Jsible for
pr4)llring tbe Trustccs, Annual Rcport and the financial statements in accord811Cf Wltb applicable Idw atkd
United KiThgdom AcLounting Standards Iunited Kingdorn G¢Derally Accepted AccoulltingPractice).
Comparty Iiw requiTes the trustees to prepare financial 8lateinents for eaeh financial ye4T, which give a true And
fail vicw of the sialt of affairs of the chai'itable company and of the incoming resourees and applicatioll of
resouiw, includiiig the xllcome and expenditui'e, of the Charitable company for that period. In preparit]g these
finaThcial statemellts, th¢ ttu5tees are required to,,
select sllitable a¢coullting poliGies and then apply consistently>
observe the method5 aud principles itt the Charitits SORP IFRSL02),'
n)ake judgements alld est2mate8 that are reasonable andpnxdtnt.
state whether applicable UK AccountinR Starydards have been foltowe(L subje¢t to any material
departUi'e5 disclosed and explailled in the fillan¢ial 5tatements-
prepare the finaneial ststements on the going concem basis Unless it is iaappropi'iate to presume that
th¢ oharitable co]npany will contillue in operation.
The trustees ars responsible foi. keeping adequate aeeounting recoids that disclose widk r¢&sonable accur&¢y at
iy time the fillancial position o£the ¢hAiitsbl¢ company and enable th¢m to ensure that the fittallcial stst¢n]e]tts
comply with the Companies Act 2006. They also responsible for s8fegu&rdittg tbe &8sets of the eharitable
con)pany and henrx for taking reasonable stcps foi. thcpreventioa athd detection of fraud atLd other irregularities.
Tax status
The Association is a rs8ist¢ied cbarity, number 296103 8nd thus is not liable to corporation tax.
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CARB ENGLAND
(A COMPANY LINItTED BY GUARANTBE)
TRUSTEES, ANNUAL REPORT
Foi. the year ended 31 Decembei 2025
In $0 far &8 the tsijstees al'e aware..
There is no relevant audit l￿f￿y￿at1On of which the ¢hai'itoble coniwiy's audikn is unaware. and
The trustees have taken all steps th&t they ought to have taken to m&ke tbemselves aware of any
relevant audit infomi&tion and to establish thatthe guditor is awaye of that ittfomiation
The trustees are responsible for the maintenance and integrity of the coiporote and fi]wicial Jllfonnation
irt¢luded on the chai'itable company's website. Legislatioll ill the UDTted KirtBdtsm gove1￿ing the preparation aiid
dissett)ination of finajjcial ststemenls n]ay diffBr from Icgislation in otherjurisdictions.
Small eompany exemption
This repoit has been prepared in atcordancc with the spec2al provi8kotts for &nail coinpanies UTLd¢r Part 15 of
tlie Compani&8 Act 2006.
Approved by theboa¥d 8Thd signed on its behalf by
Angela Doxall
Chxir and Tru8tee
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CARB ENGLAND
(A COMPANY LIMITED B Y GUARANTEE)
REPORT OF THE INDEPENDENf AUDITORS
For the year ended 31 December 2025
Op5nÉoTI
We liave auth.ted the fjnancial statements of Care Bngland (the 'charity? f￿. the year ended 31 December 2025,
which tomplise tlke Statement of Financial Activities, Balane¢ sheet, cashflows, and notes to the financial
ststeTneThts. sncluding significant accounting polioie8. The finanGEai repoiling fi'amework that has be4n applied in
theiL' piepai?tion is applicable Isw and Ch£Uities SORP (FRS 102) 'A¢counting and Reporting by Charities..
Statement of ReC0mn￿￿dCd Pixeti¢¢ applicable to charities prepaTing theii. accounts itt accordance witb the
Fin&o¢xal Reporting gtattd8rd applicable in the UK (FRS 102).
In out opinion the finan¢ial 5taternents:
give a tNe and fair view of the state of the charity's affatrs a5 at 31 Decetnber 2025, alld of its
incoming resources alld appliLalion of resourees, including its inco]nt and cxpenditure. forthe year then tnded.
have been properly prepared in ac£ordan¢e with United Kingdosn Gcnerally Accepted Accounting
Practice. and
have been prepsred in acGordaTLce with the r¢quirements of the Chsrities Act 2011.
Basffis for opinion
We conducled our audit in accordance with Intel'national StaJ)dards on Auditing (UK) IISAS (UK>) awl
8ppli¢able law. Our responsibiliti¢s under those stalld￿th al'e further desu'ibed in the Auditors, rcsponsshtlities
for the audit of the finan¢ial staternents section of uur Teport. We are independent of tbe charity in accordance
with thc cthicBI requiremertts that al'e rdev3til to our audit of the finanLial statements in the UK, including the
FRC's Etbical Standard and we havc ￿lfilled our otber ethical responsibilities in atcurdallce with these
requirem¢nts. We believe tliat the audit evidcThcc we have tsbtained is suffLcient and appropriatt to provide *
basis for our opinion.
Conclu&lons relatknE to goiDg conteni
In auditing the financial ststeJJJents, we have concluded that the trustees, llse of the going concem basxs of
accounting in thc wep&￿ti(}n of the f2nallcial statements is appi'opriate.
Ba8ed on the work we h&ve perfornied, we have not identified any materiftl UllCtrtaiDties rel&ting to events or
condiÉtanb Ih4lt, individually oi. ¢oll¢¢tively, may east significant doubt on thc chai'ity's ability to continue as a
going concem foi a period of at least twelve TDOTrtI)s from when the financial statement$ are audioiised for is8ue.
Our iEsponsihilitie5 and the responsibilities of the trustees with respe¢t to going con¢em are desaibed ill the
relevant sections of this rewrt.
Other infDI'm2tlon
The other inforniation compri8¢s the infomation included in the aDllual r¢port. other thaTr the fjJwn¢xal
ststements and our auditor's rcport th¢r¢oii. The tsustees ar¢ r¢sponsible foi tbe other iThfoLlll8tion ¢ontain¢d
within the annual iEport. Our opinion on thc financial statements does not ¢over th¢ othtt infoiniation and,
except to the extent othciwisc explicitly stated in our repoil, we do not ¢xyre8s atty form of assui'ance
cnnclusion thereon.
Our resp0115ibility is to read th¢ other illfoiination and, in doing so, con$id¢r whcthcr the other infomiation is
n]aterially inconsistcnt with the financial statements, or our knowledge obt8ined in the couiEe of the audit, or
otherwise appears to b¢ materially misstattd. If WE identify such material inconsistencies or 8pparent material
misstatements, we are required to determine whethcr this 81v￿ lise lo a ￿at￿la1 misstst¢m¢nt in the f]nan¢ial
ststements themselves. If, based on the woi'k we have perfonned. we cottclude that there is a inaterial
n)i&st#tem6nt of tliis otber liif0tmatio￿ we alr requued to i'epoTt that fact.
We httve nothing to fEPOrt ITL this regard.
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CARE ENGLAND
(A COMPANY LIMITBD BY GUARANTEE)
REPORT OF THE INDEPENDBNT AUDITORS
Foi. tiic year ended 31 DecernbeT 2025
Matters on which we are i'equlred to report by exception
In the light of tlie knowledge 8nd understandillg of the charity artd its enviiY>Jllnent obtained in the course of the
audit, we have not idffitifi£d matti'ial misststenents inthe Report of the trustres.
We have nothing to Lfport in iespeGt of the following inatters where the Charities (Accollnts and Reports)
Reglllati￿￿ 2008 requires u8 to report to you if, in oui. opinion:
the illfonllation Eiven ID itse financial statements is iL¢OnSiSt¢nt in any material Tesp¢¢t witlL the
trustees. i'eport. OE
tl)e cliarity has not kept adequate attovnting rtcord8' or
the financial stattments not in agree2nent wlth the accout]tinE records andre￿rA$,. or
we have nOtr￿e1Ved all the infoThn8tion explanations we require for our audit.
Responslbijfitieg of trv5tees
As explained fvlly in the statement of tr￿ste¢s, i'e5ponsibilities set out on page 6, the trusttts are
i'espoiisible for the ￿￿palatiOll of the fmancial statement8 alld for bei1￿.￿ati8fIed that thcy give a true Jiid fair
view, alld for su¢h inteinal contt'ol as the knistees dettjrnninc rLeccssaiy to enable the preparation of financial
8t&temeJLts that arc ftt¢ fronL matci'ial misstatcmellt, wbeth¢r due to fraud or tri￿1..
In prepaLiiig the finallcial statelneftts, the ttustees 8re iEsponsible for assessing tl)e cliarity's ability to continue as
a goin2 concern, dis¢losiDg, as applicable, matteTS i'¢late(t tts goin% concern and using th¢ going ¢oneern basis of
acc(iullting unless Lhe tNslees cither intcftd ts) liquidate the Ch￿lty or to cease OPEr&tiOn5, or have no realistic
altErndtsvebut to do so.
Auditors, resp(kDgibliltl&8 for the audit of the finan¢lal statements
We h&vc bccn appointed as audltor under section 144 of the Charities Act 2011 and Ieport irt accord￿¢¢ with
regulations made Under section 154 of that A¢L
Our objeetives are to obtain reasonable &sswxnce about whether the fir￿ICIal statements as a whol¢ ar¢ fl'ee
from matetrnal mi5Statem¢nt. wbetlier due to fralld or error, alld to iswe a Rcpoit of the auditors that includes our
opinion. ReasoJJable assuTance 15 a high level of assurance but is ntst a guarantee th&t 2n audit conducted ill
accordance with ISAS will alway5 detecL a material misstalernent wlien it exists. Misstatements Can arise
froin fraud or error aAd are considered inaterial if, individually oi. in the aggregate, they could reasUll4bly be
cxpected to ijjfluence the economic de¢ision8 of iisers taken the basi5 of thtse financial statements.
Irr¢8ularities, including fraud, are instsnces of non-compliartce wAth laws and regulatiOn5. Wt design prooedur¢s
in line with our respojisibilities. outlined above, to detect rnaterial misstatcments ID Iespect of EttegLilaiities,
incliiding fraud. The specific procedures for this engsgollcnt and the extent to which these are Capable of
dettctiiig itregulw'ities, in¢luding fraud 18 detsiledbelow..
Extent to which Auditwas considered ¢apable of detecting itregulafities, including fraud
We identify and assess the risks of material mi5s(aiement of the financial st&tements, whether due to fraud or
¢iYor, and then design and ptti-fom audit procedures responsive to those ri5k5, including obtaining audit
evidcnct th&t IS sufficient and appropriate to provide a basis for our opinion.
IdtntifiG&tion and assessment of potential risks
In identifying and assessing potential i'isks ielthd to irregularitie8 in idelltifying aTrd as568sing iislcÈ of material
illisstatetnent iEspeot of iiY¢gulaiities, irlcludi￿8 fraud and non-compliance with laws and irgulations. we
condu¢ted..
Meetings witb thost chargedwitb goveinatjce,.
Enquiries of mattagement, including obtaining and reviewing supporting do¢umentation, concming
the ¢harity's O￿terial poli¢ies and procedures relating to.. identifying, evaluati#£ and complying with laws and
lEg￿lations. whetlier diey were awai"e of any ingtances of non-compSiance relating to tjie detecting and
A'e3ponding to th¢ Fisks of fi'aud. wlieth&' they liavc l(nowledge of any actual, suspected or alleged fralld; and the
intenjal controls establislied to tniti8ate risks related to fraud or n¢)n-col￿pltaftett with laws alld regulatiotts.
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CARE BNGLAND
(A COMPANY LItrfITED BY GUARANTEE)
REPORT OF THE INDEPENDBNT AUDITORS
For the year ended 31 Decemba. 2025
Our reviews of the Gharity'5 )'emuneration policies, alld key diivers foi. remuneration.
Our assessmtnt of the iftflthencc of public officials over the operations of the ch8rity including any
matcrial trdllsactions w*th re12ted parties and key individuals; and
Discussions among the engagement team regArding how snd where fraud might occur irt the financial
statements and any potential indÈcators of fixud. The eiigagement team includeg the engag￿llent p￿Iner and
staff who have eXperie1￿C of workii)g witk companies in the saElle sector as tlie ch&iity, and tbis expaien¢e was
relevant to tl)e discussion about whei'e fraud i'isks may aLiSe.
Rssks arising frotn Iwl aTJd regulatory frameworks
We al'e also requircd ts) perforni specific procedures to irspond to the risk of management override. We also
obtained all ullderstallding ot. the legal and regulatory fixrlleworks which the cFwity operates, focusing on
provisions of tlxost areas that had a direct effect on the determination of m￿t￿la1 amounts and disclosures in the
fi#an¢i81 statements.
We did not Ide￿tify any material audit n]atteis Lrlated to the potential risk of fraud or non-¢omp]iance with law8
and reg42lations from oui work..
Reviewing ]nallagement ovexride of ¢otttEoIs,'
Testing the appI￿prIate￿¢ss of joutnal enlrfes and other accountiJlE adjustrnents
Asscssing whct]i¢r the judgements made in making ac¢oDnting ¢stirn&tes are indicative of & potential
Evaluating the busines8 rationale of any Signifieant transactions that are unusual or out8ide the nornial
¢oDrse uf business.
We also communi¢ated our assessment of the relevant laws and regul81ions and pot¢ntial ftaud risk8 to all
engageinerlt tea]n ￿e￿berS iDcluding internal gpecialists and SI￿]fICatLt compi)ncnt audit teall)s and i'emaincd
alert to ally indications of fraud or non-corupliance widL law5 sndiEgul&tions th'oughout t&e audit.
Because of the inh¢rent iimitstions of an alldit, there is a risk that we WAII not detect all ii'regulaiities, Ancluding
th05¥ leading tu a mateiial misstatement in the finatt¢ial 5tat¢m¢nts oi. llon-GompliatLce with reglllation. This i'isk
itkcr&*ses the ￿01t that eoxnplianL¥ wAth a law or regulation is removed from the events and tran8aCtiolls
Teflected in the financial stat¢mellts, ag we will be less likely to becolne aware of inslances of non-Lomp]iance.
Thc risk is also great¢r reg￿.dIng irregularities WCUiTing to fraud r&th¢r than errol, a5 fraud involve8
iolentional ¢oneealm¢nt, forgery, ¢ollusion, omsssion ormi5r¢pre5cntati0￿,
A further description of our responsibilities for the audit of the f￿anCIal statements is lo¢ated on the Finatteial
Reporting Couu¢il'$ website at www.frc.org.ukJauditorsrespoNsibilities. This desctiption fomts part of our
auditor's I'epoit
Use of our Yeport
Tbss repoil is made solely to the charity's members, 8S A body, in accordance with Chapter 3 of Parl 16 of tbe
Companies Act 21)06. Our audi( work has been Ulldertaken so that we might state to the cbarity's inembers those
atters we are requtred to stat¢ to them in an auditoi s i'eport and for no other purpose. To the fullest extent
pennitted by law, wc do not accept oi. assume i'esponsibility to anyone otlier tban the charity arnd th¢ ¢harity'6
nI￿nberS as abody, foy our audit wo￿, for this rq)arL or for ihe opinions we htvc fomied,
Stuart Thomson MA CA FCT MCSI {Senioi' Statutory Auditoi'}
for and oll behalf of Johllsons, Charta'ed Accountants
StatstOLy Auditor
1-2 Craven RoAd
Ealingi Londoll
WS 2UA
lo
2<0
Pagel 10

CARE ENGLAND
(A COMPANY LIMFfED BY GUARANTBE)
STATEMENT OF F￿ANCIAL ACTIVITIES (INCORPORATING THE INCOME AND
EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT)
For the year ended 31 December 2025
2025
2024
Jneome fro￿.
Notes
Charitable activitie8
I]LveSt￿C￿ts
Othtt. trading activities
Total Income
1,104,354
47,645
62,472
1,032,418
81,518
1 167781
endIt￿tre on:
Chai'itable activiti
Raising filnds
Total expendittsre
(1,109,475)
{1,096,983)
1118 432
1,106779
U[￿ca]ISed gainllloss) 4)n investtnents
(6,701)
16,638
Net income
FuEid balanGCS as at l Jalluary
1,437,94S
1,360,306
Fund balances as at 31 December
1437 945
There was no restricted income in the year. All thnds are w)r¢strlCted knds.
Ther¢ w¢r¢ no recognised gains or losses other than th086 disclosed in tkn SOFA forthe finafjcial year.
The accompaAying accou￿tlE￿ policies and Aote5 on pagtx 14 to 23 fonn an integral paLt of these finau¢i81
statexnents. All ineojne and expenditure defive from continuiJJg a¢tivities.
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CARE ENGLAND
(A COMPANY LIMtrED BY GUARANfEE)
STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION
For the yegj. ended 31 December 2025
Note
2025
2025
2024
2024
Flxtd A55ets
Tar￿Ible Assets
Fix¢d A￿et Investtnent
12
l3
17,734
337 009
29,352
354,743
29,352
CurrentAssets
Debtoi
ShO￿teM1 investments
Cash at bank a￿d in hand
14
262J29
I,J09,O84
194,013
1,325,598
500 206
2,019,817
21
1,750,517
Crtditibr5.' knoullt f&lling due
withln one year
15
{561,977)
(600,024)
Net current 38set$
1188 540
1419 793
Total ￿tt5 less current Ilab511tLes
1,543,283
1,449,145
ProYi8lon for IIAbillties
[7
(J6,000)
(11200)
Nel Assets
1,527 283
1437 945
Repre5¢llt¢d by:
Unrestricted Funds
Restricted FUTMIS
1,527,283
1,437,945
Total Fll¥Ed5
18
I S27 283
L 437 945
Tlie5e financial statements htive been prep￿rd aecord9n¢e with tlLe special PiDvisions for s￿￿11 cornpallies
uttder Part 15 of the Companies Act 2006.
The fInattcial statements wtre approved by tlie Board of DiTe¢tors and autlioiised for issue on the
.I'.ofL ,J.qUkn 2oiG alld signed on its behalf by..
Vish
Trustee
Compally registration rAwnber Q2082270
The accompauying a￿o￿ntIng w>lici6s and notes oft pa8￿ 14 to 23 form an integral pari of these financial
statements.
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CARE ENGLAND
(A COMPANY LIMrrED BY GUARANTEE)
STATEMBNT or CASH FLOWS
Far the ye￿. ended 31 December 2025
2025
2024
Note
Cash now5 froffl operatlng activitie$:
Net cash provided by op¢raLing activities
20
{22,977)
127,573
Cash flows from Investlng activities:
Investment incoine
of t8ngible f]xed a$scts
Net cashprovided by investillg activities
31,233
81,518
Change in ¢a8h and cath equivalellts in the
r¢porting period
6,094
200,986
Cash and cath equivalents as l January
1,825,804
1,624,818
Non-casli tr'ans￿. of investment
21
(343,7101
Cash 8nd cash equlvalent5 A$ 31 December
21
1.48
188
1,825 804
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CARE ENGLAND
(A COMPANY LIMITED BY GUARANTEE)
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENfS
For the yeai. ended 31 Decemba. 2025
I. ACcOIjNT￿G POLICICS
1.1 Aceourntlng conventlon
Care Etsgland is a di8TAtable eompany, limited by guarantee, in¢oipotated in England and Wales. Its
iegistered o£fice is detailed on P￿e l. The finaneial 8tatemenls are prepared In 8terlAngJ the fullctional and
pi'esentational CULTency, rounded to the iieaiLst £1.
The financial statementg have beeo pirp8red in accordance with the Charities %ORP IFRS 102)
A￿o￿nting alld R¢poLtillg by Charities.. Slatement of R¢¢ommended Practice applicable to ch&i'tti¢s
PIIDaring theiT accouots An a¢cordatsc6 with the Finaneial Repoi'liog Standard applicabte itt the UK atMI
Republi¢ of IiEland (FRS 102), the l.'inan¢iAI RcpoItittg staI￿ard applicable the UK and Republic of
Ireland IFRS 102) and the Companies Act 2006.
Ctsing ConcÈrrt
Thei'e ar¢ no material uncertaillties relating to the ability of the charity to continuc for the foirsetable
tkiture. The tiu$tees have considu'ed the Isvel of fiJnd8 held and the expected income and expcndituiE for12
months from (he date of approval of the fJn8ncial statements. The budget r6tlects a sllfficient level of
resevves forthe chai'ity to continue as a going con¢¢nL.
The charity is a coinpany liinittd by guarantee. Thc incmbtts nf the charity are the tn￿te¢S named on page
5. ID the ev￿1 of the charity beiug Woulld up, the liability in respcct of the guarantee is limited to £1 ptr
member of tts¢ charity.
Public Benefit Vntity
The ch8rity constxtute8 a public b¢ncfit Entity as defjned by FRSIO2.
The signific￿lt accountirtg policies applied in the Prep￿.atiOn of these financial Statements are set o￿t
below. These poli¢ies have been consistently applied to all y￿% presented unl¢s8 Oth¢rwisc ststed.
1.2 IKEcome Rnd exp¢nded restsurces
Incon￿ is i'etognised once the Cl]arity h&5 entitlement to the inconie, it is probable that ttL6 income will be
received, and the a]nount of income ieceivablc can be measured Eeliably. Subscriptions received itt advance
aJE included With1￿ defenEd irL¢Ome ill credito¥s.
Restsicted alld unrestricted income and ¢xpense8 are charged direotly to its activity if it is directly and
wholly identifiable to the activity, otberwise general overheiids aFe allocated a¢AD89 the heading8 based on
the charity's timc spettt on ea¢h aGtivxty and at following apportionmenL
Cost of raising ￿ndS
Cost of activities in fvrlherance of charity's objectives
5%
950/0 (furth¢r Bxpended below)
Unless directly identifiable to an activity, resourc¢£ expended thi*heraTJCe of the charity's objectives are
fill*h￿. analysed into the following a¢tivitie5.'
Direct Support to mtmber5
Conference IEvenis
LObbyin￿C&mpaignIllg & Media Representation
600
5/0
These activities are closely int￿.lIllked th¢refore only the best estimat¢ of the tinw the Charity puts into
these actkvities is used for allocating the re&ourcE5 expended.
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CARE ENGLAND
(A COMPANY LIMITED BY GUARANTEE)
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
For the year ended 31 Decembei. 2025
The charity provides a i'angc of SUpp￿'t to IÈS ihembers including policy analysis and disseminatÈon of
illformation aud a¢¢ess to executives. advice. memb￿.5 have also access to certain SUPPOLi helplines a5
provided by the charity's commeLcial partrt¢r&.
All expenditure is &ccounted for on on accrlla18 basis and has been classified under htadi]w lliat aggrcgat¢
all costs related to that catcgoiy. Expenditure is recognised whfflE there is a leg&1 or eonstEIiGtive obligation
to make piymcnts to thirdpartics, it is pi'obable tliat settlement will be required, and tlie amoulltof the
obligation be me&S￿red irliably. It is categorised the heading of 'expenditure on tharitable
activities, and iticludes ail eosts incuLred on fLlllliering ll)e objeets of thB Charity.
G0VeEna￿te ¢osts are those in¢vryed in conTLEction with the compliance with constitutional &lld sta￿tOry
TeqUir￿￿EntS.
1.3 Txttgtble fixed assets and depr¢¢latlon
A i'eview for imp2irnient of * fixed asset is ca￿sed out if events or changes in eiroumstances indicate that
the Latryin2 value of any fixed &ss¢t may not bc i'ccoverable. Shortfalls between th¢ cairying value of fjxed
assets alld their recoverahle amounts are re¢ognised as I￿paI[￿ents. Impairment Ios8£s are recogDised in
t￿e Ststemenl of Financial A¢tivitLes.
Tatigible fixed assets are Cairied at ¢ost, nel of depreciation and auy provisioTL for impallTrent.
Depi'eciation is provided at 13tes calclllated to writ¢ off the cost of fixed assets, less their estimated residu81
value, ovei. tbeir exptcteduseful lives on the following h&8es-.
Leasehold improvement - straight line over the length of lesse
Computrr equipmcnt
3 years, straight linc basis
FumitL]re
3 years, straight]ine basis
1.4 Fund Structsre
All of the Charity's funds, utlless oth￿7VISe &pe¢ified, 8re unrcsts'ictcd and expendable at the discretion of
the 1Th8tees in th¢ £uttheranc¢ of th¢ objects of the charity.
1.5 Contributlou to penslon funds
Thc company makes the minimum ¢ontribution und•. the auto-ellrolment scheme for all tligible employeeg
wlio opted ill. Th¢ pension costs tharged against income i'epresellt the Amts]]nt of the Contributions payable
to the 8ehcxlles in i"espe¢t of the a¢¢ountillg period. Th¢ assets of thc schemes held separatdy from those
of the ¢harity.
1.6 CA$h At bank and in hand
Cash at ballk arjd irl hattd includes cash deposited in banks.
1.7 Short.tei'm InY¢stmeDts
sh￿t-terM inve$troents include listed investtnents or deposits with no maturity date oi. with Jnatui'ity date of
12 month5 01. less from the date of acqllisition or opening of the deposit or siJnilaL account and w'e included
at a Ihai'ketvaluation at the balanee sl)eet date. Investnients oi. deposits inteAded to be lield for morc tlian 12
rnontbs w'e considered iTLvestment as8ets.
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CARE ENGLAND
(A COMPANY LIMITED BY GUARANfEE)
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
Foi" the year ended 31 Decembei. 2025
1.8 Operatlng I￿#se$
Rentals payable UTJder operating leases are charged to the Statement of Finaticial Activities over the lease
period on a straight-ll￿e basis.
1.9 Flnanclal lustruments
The Charity only holds basie fllian¢ial insti'uments &g defilled in FRS 102. Thefm&n¢ial assets anrf fL11a￿tial
liabilities of d)e Charity and their measurement baseB are ag follows..
Financial assets - trade attd otha. debtoiB are b&sie financ￿￿1 instsuments and ais debt instnMnent8 mtasuTed
at amoTtised cost as detailed in Note 13. Prepayments ate not finatkci#l instk￿Ments. Cash at bank aDd short-
tenn liquid investments are classified as b&sic financial in8twments and is measui.ed at face value.
PxnanciAI liabilities - atciuals and other rreditors 2re fm￿0181 instjwnents a￿d are measured at amortised
¢05t 98 detailed itL Note 14 and tsxaLion and National Insurance are not included in the financial inStrU￿¢￿ts
disclos￿.¢ definitAon. Deferred in¢omc is not deemed to. be & fi￿aTr¢Sai liability, a8 the cash se¢tlement has
already taken place and ther6 is an obligation to ddiver servic£s rather than cash or anoth￿ financial
ittStrumenL
1.10 Debtor8 and credltors reeeivable Ipayable wlthin oneyear
Debtors ar¢ recognised when the Charity is legally cntitlcd to the illcome gfter atty perfonnllttce conditions
have been me4 the amount can be measw'ed reliably. and it is piN)bablc that the income will bc ieceived.
Creditors are recognised whell the Charity has a present legal or ￿nSt￿ctiVe obligation resulting a
P8St event and the settlement is expected to result itt att outflow of e¢onomicb¢nefits.
1.11 Provisioms
ProvRsions are measui'ed at the best estimate of the amounts reqllired to settle the obligation. WheL'C the
effect of the time valur of money is rnaterial, tbe provisÉon is ba%td on the present value of tliose amoullts,
discounted at the pre-tax discount rate that refl¢cts the risks spe¢ifie to the liability. The unwitLdin8 of the
di.%caunt is reeognised itt tlie Statement of Financial Activities as a f2llance eosL
I.A2 VAT
The Ch￿.1(Y became regist&Ed for VAT during the year. Income 21￿ 6xpenditure are sliown net of
recoverable VAT. liyecoveroble VAT is ¢harged as an expense against the activity foi. which expenditure
Èrose. VAT reeover8ble is offsct against VAT lizbilities and pirstnted anEt b8SiS in the balance sheet.
Tbe charlty applies the partial exemption mctbod in detemiinirtg recov¢rabl6 VAT where applicable.
The change in VAT positiot) means ¢¢rtain income expendituir categories are not directly ¢ompai'able
with the wior year.
2. JUDGEMENTS ANJ) KKY SOURCES OF ESTIMATION UNCEI RTAITr4TY
TheJudge￿Cllt and key a￿umPtIOnS concerning estimation un¢￿taintY at the reporting date relate
only to depreciation of fixed assets and tl)e rcctsvernbility of debtfj￿. Tlie tsustee$ ¢onsider thattbcre
is no material ii8k in relation to material adjustments to CRiiyillg vHlues within the next financial y&qr.
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CARE ENGLAND
(A COMPANY LIMITED BY GUARANTEE)
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMETrrrs
Foi the year ended 31 December 2025
INCOME FROM CHARITABLB ACTIVITIES
Unre5trActed Funds
Incornitig r¢sourc¢5 from &ctivities iii hrth¢raThce of chaiyty's obje¢t(ves ittcludes the followiJ)g,
2025
2024
Subsoriptions
confei.ence aMI othcr activiti
Other Ellcome
951,323
153,032
110116
1214 471
910,793
121,625
135362
1167 780
OTHER INCOMK- INVESTMENTS
Inc4)ming iTSOULces from investnent incom¢ of £47,645 (2024.. £81,518) regresents inteLfSt on b8nk
balances.
OTHER INCOME- OTHER TRADING ACTIVITIES
Incone froin otheE trading a¢tivitie3 ineludes income of £51,580 (2024.. £43,845) i'eceÉYed from
brokering of Commercial deals and circulation of suppliers, produ¢t info¥mation to members.
ANALYSIS OF EXPEf4DJTURE ON CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES
2025
2024
Dsrett 8llpportto MembeL
Confcrencelevents
c8mpaigninglLobbyinglMed￿O Representatio
795,146
11fi,236
198,093
818,486
125,334
153,163
Total Ch&itable A¢tivAties
1109 475
1096 983
7. UIYREALISED GAINIILOSS) OIY llNVESTMENTS
Tlie value of the listed investments held at CCLA Inv¢5tinentFundvalued at£337,IX)9 {2024.'
£343,710) gave rise to an unrealised loss of £6,701 as of 31 D¢¢ember 2025 (2024.. uNre8lised gain
£16,638).
GOVERNANCJ£ COST
2025
2024
AuditOTS remuii¢i'ation- audit
Auditors reniun¢rAtiou- cther Services
13,2QO
4,044
14,430
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CARB ENGLAND
(A COMPANY LIMITED BY GUARANTEE)
NOTES TO T14E FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
Foi. the year ended 31 December 2025
9. EMPLOYEES
Staff costs dw'ittg the year were as follows,
2025
2024
Wages and s81arieg
National Insurallcc cx>ntsibution
Penskan costs
598,949
68,803
562,214
59,471
681,069
In¢ludEII within Wages 8nd solaries teMpor￿Y staff costs of £9,369 (2024.. £13,543), The
aveLzge number of employees dllriThg the yeat was as follows,
2025
2024
Numher
um
Office and mgnagement
12
12
No emaluniertts or expen4e8 were paid or waived by thetrustees in the year (2024.. Tioncl.
Numb￿ of erllployees i'eeeivillg emoluments tx¢es8 of £60,000:
2025
umber
2024
Number
lie-ststed)
£60,000 to £69,999
£70,000 to £79,999
£160,000 to £169,999
£17J,000 to £179,999
Key Manag¢]nentPersonnel Compensation
The pay and remunei'alion of the Key Personnel Management of the chatity ai? reviewed fiY)m time
Éo timc. The pay xs bellchmaited 3gaEnst other similar roles in the sector. The Key Management
Personncl co￿penSatiOn Incl￿ding employer National Insurgnc¢ and pension contribution paid itt
the yearwas £313,589 (2024.. £264,128). The charity collsiders Key Mallagetsient Perso￿1¢1 to
comprÈse the trustees. who T¢¢Eive no rejmineration. the Chief Executive, Policy Manager and
FinaRGe Mallager.
10. NET INCOMING RESOURCES
Net incojning re80ur¢es are stated after chgrging
21125
2024
Auditors remuneration foT audit of the accaunts
Auditors remuneration for otheT services
Depirciation
Opuating lease- property
OpeYAting lease- others
13,200
5,912
13.780
41,128
6,876
14,430
3,081
14,378
41,657
9,682
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CARB ENGLAND
(A COMPANY LIMITED BY GUARAlffEE)
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
Foi, the year ended 31 DecerThbei' 2025
11. TAXATION
The Ghai'ity is aiEgisteLtd ¢hai'ity (numb￿. 296103) and is therefore notliable to coryoration tax.
The chaiity is an exempt charity within the meaniiig of S¢hedule 3 af the Char&tie$ Act 2011 andi8
onsid¢redto pass the tests set out in ParagLaph I Schedule 6 Fi]y4n¢e Act 2010 and thcrefore it meets
th¢ definitioll of a charitable company foi. UK corpoi'ale tax PUIVOSES.
12. TANGIBLE FIXED ASSBTS
Lcase]Jold
Impi'ovements
Fujniture
Computer
Equipment
Total
Cost
At l Jallu&iy 2025
Additions
Fully depreciated assets
At 31 December 2025
27,931
6,329
23,433
2,162
57,693
2,162
27,931
Depreciatio
AL l JanuaLy 2025
Charge forthe year
Fully depreciated aqsets
At 31 December 2025
12,010
5,586
4,834
1,495
11,497
6,699
28,341
13,780
15
81
Net book value
At 31 Deoexnber 2025
io
Net book value
At 31 Dttcmb￿.2o24
IDcluded within tangible fixed assets are complit￿. equipment witli an originsl cost of £7.159 and
fiuThAture with an origin81 cost of £6,329 whicli are fully depreciated but iEmain in llse at the reportillg
date.
13. FIXED ASSET IIYVESTMENT
During the yeai, aninvestmentpi'eviously cl2sssfLed as a shoit-temi investmentha8 been transferred
to fixed asset inv&%tsnent. The transfeL I'efie¢ts the intention to hold the i￿veS￿Lent long-tenn.
The investment had a carrying value of £337,009 at 31 D¢¢ember 202512024.. £343,710) and is
indudedwithin fixed asset inveslmeJJts in the currentyear balan¢¢ ￿leet,
Opening balallce
Ti'ansfer froix 8hort-kn7n inv¢sttnent
Less.. fair value IDSS rccognised during the year
Closing balanee
343,710
337,009
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CARE ENGLAND
(A COMPANY LIMITED BY GUARANTEE)
NOTES TO THE FllqANCIAL STATEMENTS
Foi. the year ended 31 December 2025
14. DEBTORS
2025
2024
Trade debtors
Prepayments and accrned income
Vat Receivables
Other debtors
136)71
35542
86,532
45,440
1,884
90,416
262 329
194013
Other debtors include deposit for leased propwty of £23,280 (2024., £23,280) due aftti. more than
one year.
15, CREDITORS: AMOiJNT FALLING IJUE WITHIN ONE YEAR
2025
2024
Accruals and deferred income
Taxation alld Nattonal Insuiance
VAT Paydble
Other creditors
496J50
25,267
27,628
12,732
536,618
28,838
32,525
2,043
561977
The pension liahility 2t 31 December 2025 16 £2,404 (2024.. £1,676) wÈthpension cost for the yeaL at
£13,317 (2024.. £8,320).
16. DEFERRED INCOM
2015
2024
Balance brought forward
Rele&se to illcoine durittx the year
Sub5CI'iPtions income raised in advancc in this notpaid
Subsciiptithns in advance received in this y&
Othex income rAised I￿ adVall￿ in this ￿ar
475J38
(475J38)
131,217
309,143
97
443 757
433,509
(433,509)
43,728
366,532
65,078
475 338
17. PROVISIONS FOR LIABILITI
Property provisS0
2025
2024
As at I" January2025
DischaiEe for the year
Addition for the y￿.
As at 31 December 2025
11,200
6,4
4,800
The propertypTovision reflects the i'ecognition of the tsustees, 6ESt &8timate ¢Jf a dilapidatio
liability on a propei'ty leased to September2027.
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CAIIE ENGLAND
(A COMPANY LIMITED B Y GUARANTEB)
NOTBS TO THE F￿ANCIAL STATEMENTS
For the year ended 31 December 2025
18. STATII MENT OF FUNDS
Statemeot of Fund5-curi'Ellt year
Balance at I
January 2025
Income
Expenditure
Balance At 31
December 2025
Unre$tricted Funds
1,437,945
1,214,471
(1,125,133)
1,527,283
Restrieted Pl￿d$
Tot&1 Funds
1437 945
1214,471
1 125 133
I S27,283
Statement of Funds-prior y¢ar
Balallce at I
january 2024
Income
Expenditure
Balance at 31
December 2024
Unrestiicted Fund8
1351640
1 184418
1098 113
Re5ttieted Funds
Event Care Home Open Dly
Total Kestricted Funds
(8,66
Total Funds
1.360,306
1,184,418
1,106.779
1437 945
An*lysls of Assets belween Funds
2025
2024
Unrestricted
Fwnds
Total Funds
Tangible Fixed Assets
Cash at balance and hand
Debtois
Creditors
Provisiott for]iabiiities
Tot&l
354,743
1,488,188
262.329
(561977)
29,352
1.825,804
194,013
(600,024)
1527 283
1437 945
A depositvalued 8t £337,009 (2024.. £343.71O) has been transfered from 8 shoil-terin deposit to 8
f￿¢d asset investment. The transfer xeflects the illtended use and holdingp￿.lod of the investmellt
portfolio and does not impact the Gharity's net assets oi'net ￿0Vement in fi]nds.
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CARE ENGLAND
(A COMPANY LIMITED BY GUAIiANTEE) '
NOTES TO THE FNANCIAL STATEMENTS
Foi. the year ended 31 December 2025
19. sTATEM1￿T OF CHANCEI JN RESOURCfS APPLIED FOR FIXED ASSETS FOR THE
CHA￿Ty US
2025
2024
Net movemtnt tn unreslTiCted funds for the year
Resources used for net acquisition of tangible fixed 8ssets
Net movernent ill UlliE8trict¢d fiu￿5 available forfutllre activities
89,338
2,162
76,305
20. RECONCILIATION OFINET MOVEMENT IN FUNDS TO NET CASH FLOW FROM
OPLIOI"IING AcfivIT￿s
2025
2024
Net movement in funds forthe reporting period
(as per the statement of flnantial activities)
Depreciation charges
Provision for dilapidati¢n
tciest ftom inv¢slment
Uni'ealised Igainyloss
OllcreaseyDeci'ease in d¢bto¥s
Irtcirasd(Decrease) jri LTeditors
Nct C&8h provided by/(used in) operatsng activities
89,338
77,639
13,780
4,800
(47,645)
6,701
(53,788)
163
97
14,378
4,800
181,518)
26,028
86,246
127,573
21. ANALYSIS OF CASH AND CASH EQUIVALENTS INCLUDING NET DEBT
Analysi$ of Net Cash
At l January
2025
Cash flows
Iyon-tash
ehallges
At31
Decembt
2Q25
Short tei'm investmetLts
and cash ¢quivaLe￿ts
Total llet Gash
1,325A98
500 206
1825 804
187,196
181102
(343,710)
1,169,084
319 104
1488 188
343 710
NDll-ca5h changes refiect the tsxn5fer of & deposit tts fjxed asset investmellt.
22. CONTINGENT LIABILITIES
There W￿.¢ no cotttingent liabitities at 31 December 2025 or 31 Deceftnber 2024.
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CARE ENGLAND
(A COMPANY LIMITED BY GUARANTEE)
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMBNTS
Poi the yeai. ended 31 Decembei" 2025
23. LEASING cofoMITMENT
At tht ba18nce theet datq th¢ ¢ompAny had coinmitments under non~car*cellable operating leases as
follows.
Operatit)8 leases which expire:
2025
2024
Within one year
Between two to five years
47,361
52,174
80,341
132515
The operating le8se ¢ost during the year w88 £48,005 (2024.. £47,240)
24. CAPITAL COMMITMENTS
There were no ¢apital conunitsllents at 31 De￿nber 2025 or 31 Dec&llbcr 2024.
25. RELATED PARTIKS
Care England is a Me￿b￿BhlP organi8ation. All of the trugtees of c￿'t England are directots,
tiwtees or staff of compaDies aJ)d association$ tbat are members of E￿gland. Owing to tbe
nature of the vpttraliun5 vf Care Engldnd, and I￿&(ee& beinR dr&wn fronj the orAanisations that
are members of Care ETEland, it is inevitable that trallsa¢tions take place betw¢¢n Care Bngland and
organisatiolls in which trustee8 h8ve 8n interest. All tTansactlOn8 bdweEn the var5011s org8nisation5
and c￿re Fthgland are at arm's Icttgth and are on tlie samc basis f￿. all rncmbcrs. Nonc of tlLe
stees of Care England or the companies 8ttd 9SSOCiations that they reprtsent receives any benefit
froni thesc atrang￿nS￿ts.
a'e no otha. IElaled p•ty ti￿saCtIonS in tlie reporting period or ￿'ev￿aUS period that require
disclosure.
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