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2025-07-31-annual-report

Treasurer’s Annual Report

For the financial year 1 August 2024 – 31 July 2025

Owenkillew Parent & Toddler Group

Introduction

This report presents the financial activity of the Owenkillew Parent & Toddler Group for the year ending 31 July 2025. All figures are taken directly from Ulster Bank statements supplied for the period. The group maintained positive balances throughout the year and generated a substantial surplus mainly due to grant income received in February 2025.

Financial Summary

Opening bank balance (1 August 2024): £1,837.07

Total income received: £27943.70

Total expenditure: £11360.75

Surplus for the year: £16582.95

Expected closing balance: £18420.02

Actual closing balance (1 August 2025): £18,420.02

Income Overview

Income for the year totalled £27943.70. This included:

Regular small weekly payments from parents/carers.

A major grant payment of £19,550.00 received on 14 February 2025.

Additional small credits across November–December, January, February, April, and June.

Grant funding represented the majority of the year’s income and significantly strengthened the group’s financial position.

Expenditure Overview

Total expenditure for the year was £11360.75, covering:

Insurance payments made by monthly direct debit.

Operational costs paid via cheques, including materials, activities, and general running costs.

A large batch of cheques was issued in January 2025 covering multiple expenses related to programme delivery.

The overall level of expenditure was modest compared with income, contributing to a strong surplus.

Financial Position

The group generated a substantial surplus of £16582.95, reflecting:

Strong grant support

Moderate ongoing operational costs

Careful financial management throughout the year.

Conclusion

The Owenkillew Parent & Toddler Group is in a strong financial position, having generated a significant surplus during the year. Income was boosted by major grant funding while expenditure remained well‑controlled.

The financial statements were approved by the trustees and signed on behalf by:

Trustee