Youth Highland SCIO
Scottish Charity SC027712
Annual Report & Financial Statements
For the Year Ended 31 March 2025

Trustees Annual Report
For the Year Ended 31 March 2025
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Refeffjnee & Administrative Inlom)ation
Charlty NaftMTr
y￿th Sco•Lgnd SCIO
Charlty Numb
SL02i112
AthJr•gs
The Pillar 8¢x. High Street. C•'r¥Jw*l, FIoss-Shif•. IVIS 9HA
nii 31 March 2025
Chair
Vice Chwr
So¢r•i4ry

Structure Governance & Management
Constitution
The char5ty Is a Scottish Char￿table 1ncorporateof Organisation ISCIOI. 1t was officially wsstered In its curreff11egal lorrn on 30 April 2014. The Cha
was p￿viOuSlY a Company Limiiee by Guaranièo govèrnéd by It5 M8rnorandum and Articles ol Associaiion. Thè Chanty has a sIng￿e tier structure
85 such the trust8es ar6 the rnembèr5 of th8 chanty The trustees. who make up the charity s managèmènt committèa. mèet regularly around once
month. Memtrersttip ol the management committee Is open io anyone over 16 who has been n￿inated for membership by an unincorporaled
organisation or any corporait body who suL)scnbès io thè purpos8s of thè ooanisation and wishes to see them fulfilled.
Th• abjectlv•s of the Charity af¢'.
The advancement of community ¢evelopment and education through the dev8lopment an¢ delivery ol programrnes
of social 8ducalion for young people.
The supkx)fl ol aftiliat8d youth groLJPS and club5 In the Highlands lo enable young ￿)￿le io ￿tIVelY p8rti¢ipatg in
their cornmunities.
To advance education through providing support and training for adults who work with young people In affiliated
youth groLJPS and club5.
To Ihè provide and organis8 recr8ational facilities for young people through affiliated youth groups and clubs in the
Highlands.
Our Wision
An ernpowered. diverse, innoVat￿Ve and collaborativ6 v&untaty youth sector, working towards bèst ry)ssible OLrtcO￿￿S for Highland s You￿ F)aopIè.
Our Missic
Y015th Highlarld supports a network of voluntary organisations and groups to hglp young s)•ople io bring about Fx)SIti￿ chal￿9 In thèir livès and
¢(ynmuniti&s u&ng youth work rnethods and principles.
Our Value8
Collaboration
We ¢evelop sirory working partnerships wilh Other organisations and projects working to Improve opportunities for young people.
Ernpow8rm8nt
We providè young F)eople, volunteer5 and youth workers with opportuftitiès to gathèr skills and rnake FX)Sltive things happen within their own li
clubs. (Kganisations and wider commLJnitl8S
Inclusion
We work lo ensure the ri9hls ol all young pwple, ￿ardlesS of backgroijré. race. gender. a9e. Uisability. feligion or sexual orientation We will enabl
maximum participation 10 ènsure Ihè contributions of mar9inalised groups are mei by allowing the voicès ol all young twplè io bè hèard.
Self D8i*rmination
We encourage young p80plè to devdop opiniws and Ideas ane to b8 actively Involved In &nabling positive changè In itrwir communitiès.
Life Long Learning
We work with young people, Volunt￿rS and paid WOfk8rs to develop skills and confidence in delivering quality youth wort( and CLD.
Our Strateglc Aims 2￿22- 2027
Youth Highland continues io work to Ihe alms set out In our organisation's strategy
This Includes the conlinLJed supporf of Ihe Voluntary Youth Network and Area Youth HUB struciure This strueture enables us
lo develop and deliver work using a CLD approach with a focus on enabI￿flg empowerment ol cornmunily based youth clubs
line with the Highland Gouncil Community Planning Partnership Slructure This appro8ch enablès us lo continue lo encoura9e
comrnunity led youth groups lo be Involved In local and region81 decision rnaking structures and lo be recognised as valuable
partner5 In the delivery ol essential outcomes In communities across the region
Our new strategy sets out how we will Jelivèr our 4 main areas of work which are.
Young people
Mern￿r clLJbs
V¢Suniary sactor
Buil¢ing and devdoping strategic partnèrships to Increase influence an¢ comrnunily empowomieffl
We will be beginning a Strategic review in 2028 in time to launch our new strategy b8lorè Jan 2027

Slgnlfi¢ant #u¢¢•ssg• In 2024 - 2025=
Youlh Highland continued to supp)rt [￿rnber dubs and area yOLrth HUBS. retaining a hBh number ol rnefnber clubs and
coniinuin9 10 encourage and support Ihè continuation of Ihe area HUB Strateg￿ model In Ihe voluntary youth sector In
Highland
There was raisèd Awareness ab)ul the Volunlary Youlh Netsvork antj the Area Youth HUBS amorosl decis*Jn and F(*IKy
akers Increasing the Inlluence ol The volunlary youth sector at decision makiro lables
A main leature ol our cuireni strategy Is the devek)pment of youth participabon and VO￿ This was a key area ot 9rowth in
2024- 25 wrth Youth H1ghland t*ing a key partner In devekjpment ol the children arKt young swples parbcipaton
strategy with H¥Jhland Council and 81so seeing increased opp)nunii*S for Youth H￿hland to leaLJ on youlh consullations and
research locally and regsonally.
We ¢tsntinued 10 SUPPOrt developments In Merkirth and South Kessock and were a key part￿r in a partsopatory btxlgetrr¥J
pro￿55 In that cxjmrnunity which tocused on engaging local 9roups In delivering Outcomes al*gned with young peoples
Priorities lor Improvement which we had helped Ihem to idenbfy in 2023- 2024
We led In a number ol significant youth consuiiaDons wh+cn will Inform develOpm￿ts linked with èmployakn.jity and training.
Inlrastr¢Klure and the provision ol sale spa¢Ès lor young people across tre regv)n
We look a large group ol young voluntèèrs to the Belladnjm Festival during the summer and supported Ihem to lead yojth
work aefrvibès for children. lamilies and young people
Youth Highland Is cornrnitteo lo raising awareness of and IMwo￿r￿j stsTh18fd ol yOLth work as a t￿leSS1Onal practic* and
we worked hard in 2024 to womote 8fKI (leliver a tull range ol youth woth and CLD training io member clubs and pathèr
organisabons
Whero are w• head•d?
Our aspirabons and key actions continue ty be tocused on".
LEAOERSHIP.. We will suppjrt young peop18 10 be me8ninglully In¥￿Ved arKI lea(Jing in ktal demc¢racy and decL%￿)n
making
PAATNERSHIP.. We will help youThJ peO￿t and YolLtntsry or9ani$8tions to be viewed as equal partsiers In planning. delivery
nd evaluation processes We fecognise that tO9ether we can SUPkKJn eamy Interventson and reduce the nurnter ol youNJ
peop￿ In crisis and enatle test outcomes for young people
EMPOWERME￿.. We will suppjn young and vol￿tary organisatK*ns to be actively inwjlved and *ading In local
democrabc processes and deosion makir%J.
STANDAROS- We will support Improved professional standards wilhin the voluntary youth sector and enable Ihem to deliver
excal￿nt CLD and youth work
UNIVERSAL OFFER.. We will work to ensure thai e￿ry young person In N￿MIa￿d has acces5 to a high qualty comrntsnity led
universal youth work lacilsty ofteTirvJ a variety ot ￿arnIng aThJ activty ¢tK)
DIG￿AL.. We will develop a coheTern dKJrtal learning platlorm aTrJ showcasmg space lor youth work- ènabliNJ improvement
and change.
Strntrylc Acllons and Orlv•rs'.
Youlh Highland continues to locus on strenglheniThJ Ihe sethor and delivenng outcomes in line wrth the VYN youlh work
Improvernent plan Wè continue to work hard lo ensure Ihe work ol our mèmt*rs and widei nehvork Is recognised and valued
in regional plans and strategies Induding youth work CLD. Integrated Ch*ldrens Sefwces and In the new HighlarKJ Outcome
lrnprovernent Plan.
We contynue to work with key stakehohyers to help negoliate relabonships with ststuiory partners wilh a focus on incrèasing
comrnunity ernp)werment and Olher wliey dnver5
Th*$ rèlationship rernains challenging lo engage in and we need support lo ensure that our fole enhances and supp)rts
rx)sitive outornes in communities.
Collatson and presèntation of key data around our work will te Imwrtanl In enatAing ￿SItiVe discu55Kin$ 8rbd valL*d
partnership be￿een Youth Highland and the Voluntsry Youth Ne￿Olk and key slatutory partners

Hisk Manog•m?nt
The Iruslees have assessed the major risks to which the charity is eX[￿se￿ and are s8bsl*d thai systems arè in Pla￿ to mitigate exposure to rnajor
The trustees have a duty to Identity and reV￿W the risks to which charity ts exwsed and to ensure approwla￿ controls are in ￿ace to provide
reasonatAe assurance against fraud and error
During Ihis year risk management ha5 conbnued to tlay a mapr ro￿ In the day to day runnirrfj ol the charrty At Ihe end hatl of
this Iinancial period the Board of Trustees regularly discussed Ihe ￿lIentral of needing to rethJ¢e thirs or issue redundancy
notices to members ol staff as a resuh ol extremè finar￿181 pressures
Howev8r. wè came Into thè new financial y&ar12025- 21Y261 In a signilunly stror4Jer linanck81 kKJSltion and with a focus on
developirrfj a lutvre funding anij Income ger￿ratson strategy wh￿￿ would focus arKI prK)rity lor the financial viability and
stren9lh ot Ih? organ138tion rather Ihan 0￿r member c4ub3. This Is a reco9nibon thal If Youth HighlthT¥J Is strong we will be
able to better ensure the strenglh and sustainability of our merntrer club5 In communibes
isks.
R880rve8
YoL4th Highland has a contsngency account whth hO￿S unrèstrtteil IiJr%1s which can be Lbsed io help meet any cornmitrnents
should the charity have to cover unexrxted expenditure The conbrMJency account also holds funds In order to Sup￿)￿ costs
related lo closing the charity If required
The conb'ngency balan￿ is currenuy £14 955
There were receipts amounbng to £362 10 th1s accounl In this h"nan¢ial Fenod. this Is for bank interest
Youth HKJhland are ¢ommffted to deliv&ring high quality ovlcomes at tost value for our ftJndeTS. Inves￿r$ and Stskehok1ers
The tAJlk ol Youth Highlands Income comes from project tunding. Therelore. Ihè Ma￿rty of Youth HKJhlands cashfk)w Is
restiictèd and Is requirod to spènt on very agreed costs Wh￿ I￿1p lo deliver yoJe¢t and organisatsonal
Drionlv outcomes
However, Youlh Highland recognises the Importance of hawThJ a reseryes and Iinancial conbngency ptans to enable the
organisabon lo te a￿e lo respond io any uneiwed swrM1 Thi$ Is parb¢ularly ImFx)rtant In Ihe curyent (ry)iry chal*ngir4J
financial situabtsn
h￿ch has Inci(KJed a lack ol granl suryort from the Local Authortty lor Voluntsry youth work since 2015
Continued and ongoirYJ pressuie on the funding landscape for voluntary youth work In HKJhland Means It Is eSSen￿al that
Ihere is con*'nued oversi9hl of Youth Highlantj Iinancièl slability
Trus1886 undorsland Ihat Youlh Hghland nefjds w iwoas4 thè conting•)cy balance w provth I￿reaS0d finanoal security In
such financially challenging tsrnes Initsally there should te a tocus on Incre￿ryJ this lo ai *asi £24.000 with On￿n9 work to
further Increase reserves to strengthen Youth Highlands tinanoal sÈcurity
Movement• and Porformanc•
8uilding
Our Headquarters in Dingwall contsnue io be Ouf registered r*effli￿s stsff hytsitt wortirKJ patterns and work Ifom their homes and from th
ottice
The building requires signif￿ant Investhièni to Improvè energy eflioency and actxss afKJ Ihe trustees ¢onbnue to regularty consider this SI￿atiOn
The ￿ard ol Directors have decided that we need to move oui ol our current p￿miseS 8$ the burk1ing (S)es noi pro￿￿e us with space or servTrces
reqLJlfe
We have wsiièd several 8tternathve wemises but have not found a cost ellethve atternab¥e whth meets our needs
We will continue 10 consider alternatrve [￿eMISes.
embership
We have seen a signiftant rise in memb6rship and havè a hvjh nUrnL￿r of t>)mmunfy bas8d yOLrth clubs In HKJhlar%J compar•J to oit*r LLxal Autt)or
areas acioss Scotland
We can evidence a growth In W &n¢J an inerts4s8 In youth 3es3h)ns. youlh volunteerir8 8ryJ youth achie¥ement as a result ol our Work. The VYN m
is enabling communily weallh building
Finances
OUT own financial situation rèmains extrernely challenging with lirniied tunds trom local authonty grants Impacbng on Ouf unrestricted antj core funds
There have teen somè opportunities to gain small project funds from Highland Counul. t￿1 proieet work irKreases the ryess(trtr on Youlh Highland a
member Clubs and Is not a sustainable financi81 solubon In ¢he long term
We have conbnued to ty and present Ihe work of our members as valuable and posi)ve and encourage staDJiOry partners to r￿nise our ￿e￿Ork
equal and vital partner In the delivery of youth work In Highland It seems that our membèrs are being recognised and valued.
Youth Highland continue$ 10 struggle to t* reco9nised as Important In an Interrpediary capacity.

Standartts
We continue to work hard to worn0￿ good practice In CLD and youth work lo our team. OUT mÈmt*r clubs. our panners and local decisK)n makers a
influencers
We recognise conthnued improvemeni as essenth.al In trnabling the trest outcomes lor Hwjhland s children young people farnilitrs and communrties
Impioved standards will also be an Imponant tactoi In enablin9 US to negotiate better 8rK1 morè sustainable terms with lunders and stakeholders In I
coming financial year
We ¢OMinue to hokl our CLD Stsn¢Jards mork we inibally attaine<l in 201S.
Funder•
Highland Counol
Tho A01￿rtSOn Trust
Impact Funding Partnérs
Wo aro also gr8i&ful to all the Irysie8s. siatt. young pgople and Olher sumner$ who conbnue to contribu18 10 Youlh Highland Th15 has been an
exlrernely challerrfjing year loi Youth HKJhland With the chall8nges com8 oFp)rlunitres and we kxjk fO￿ard hoptr ￿ a r•)sibve lulure for youth w
in Ihe Highland5

ststement of Receipts and Payments - For the Year Ended 31 March W25
unr8str￿1*1
Funds
Rèslricied
FuThJs
Y•ar endr•J Year ETrJ•J
311W25
31103￿4
R•¢•ipts
Voluntary Receipts
Donations & Gift Ai(J
502
Grants
51.435
41.946
93.381
137.394
Receipts from Charitablo Activities
Bank Interest
16.844
16.844
1,227
2.246
1,227
2.428
Totsl R•c•lpts
69.507
41.946
111.453
142.570
Paym•nts
Cost of ChBJitatJe Activities
65.456
2,719
48.577
114.OSJ
2,719
209,067
1,843
Gowrnanca Costs
Purchase Fixture & Fittings
Purcha58 ol ONico Equipment
10
68,175
48.577
118.752
210.910
Surplu8llDellclt) lor th• year
Translers beiween funcls
1,332
16,6311
15,2
25,792
rplu•llD•fklt) for th• yw
1.332
16.6311
15.2991
25.792
Th• Not•• w pag08 8 10 13 form gn Int•gral part of th•¥• a¢¢ount•

Statement ol Balances - As at Year Ended 31 March 2025
UTWeStrci
l urxls
ReslFIttWJ
Funos
Tot
Funds R•conciliatlon
Casn ai ilank & In Hand - 3110&12024
22,261
1,332
45,875
68.138
15.2991
Surp1￿0e1lC1t for year
16.6311
Cath at Bank & In Hand- 3111KV2(Y25
23,593
39,244
02037
J1103124
8ank Curr•nt kcount
8,$85
39.244
47m9
53.461
Bank A¢count
14.
14.633
42
In Hond
13
23.592
39,244
82,837
$9.136
Qth•r A•••ts
Fixture & Fittinq8 108timate¢J valuel
Oth¢g EqUIpff￿t I￿￿mIted vdu•l
10
114
114
114
1.034
Th• Not•1 cfi p•o•• 6 10 13 form •n Int•gr•l part of th•8• accounts
Appfoved by th• trusieos on 26th N0vwn￿r 2025 an¢ slgnod on th•lr behall by.,"

Noles to the Accounts - For the Year Ended 31 March 2025
1 Basis of Accounting
These accounts have been prèpar8d on th8 Recèipts & Paymènts baS￿S in accordance with the Gh8rities & Trustaè Invèstmènt Iscotlandl Act 2
and the Chanties Accounts l*otlandl A8gulations 2006 las afflendèdl.
The charity Is not register￿1 for VAT. The charity IS 8xempl from Corporation Tax on It s chantable act1VItig5.
Assets are depreciaièd triy 200h on a straight linè method ovèr its useful lile.
2 Nature and purpose ol lunds
Urirestricted funds are th¢)se that m8y be used at the discrfion ol the tTUSteg3 In furtherance ol objects of the chanty. The injstees maintain
gngle Un￿tnct0d fund for the day-to-day running ol the Organisation
Restricted funds may only be used for specific purkws. Restrictions arise when specified by th* donor or whèn funds are raised lor specific
purposes.
Unrestr￿tett r￿eiptS have Inc￿aSed £23.897 from last year. the Increase grant arnount from Thè Robèrtson Trusi and Income weived for
consuiiaiion work contributed to this Incoase. Unrostnct8d payments ttave also Incroased £4.315 from last years accounts. Ihè 8xp8nses lor
unrestricted Siaff salariès have Increasod by £8536, as somè salary expènses were still unfunded and proiects had Come lo an end. AÈnt ex
have Increas￿ £721 frorn last year due to a project ending as some rent ex¢)ense had been included. Electricity expenses have decreased by
£2096. as a rofund of £1.531 was rec8iv&J. and some electncity expenses We￿ allocate# to project èxpensts In r8stncted. The off Ice expen
have decreased by £502 Irom last year.
Unrestricted receipts totall8d to £69.507 and unr85tr4ct6d paymènts totallèd 10 £68.175. This has produced a surplus of £1,332. The trust88s n
that core funding will need to be sourcad to bè Ljsod against general èxrjènses.
The trustees wie a deficit on this year's wsiricied funds which atè due lo weipts ￿CeIV&* In the previou5 accounting ye8r1202212￿231. and Ih
exponses speni In this accoLJnting yèar 2023/2024.
3 Related Party Transactlons
The Ofganisation s Insuran¢e wli¢y Includes Trustee Indemnity Insurance lor all Its trust8as. Pk> othèr rgmun8f*ion was paid to the trusie8s or t
any connected persons cjunng t*e year12024125.. Nlll
No travolling expens8s wer8 paid to any trustees dLJnng the year due to Fneetings baing conductèd by video confèrencing. lasi year's expenses
12023124.. Nill.
Unre5trct
Fufid5
RoStriCI
Y•or •nd•d
31103125
Year Ended
Jln3Q4
4 Grants Re¢eived
Highland Council - SL4
Highland Council - Community Bggenwation Fund
Highland Coun¢il Image ol YoLrth
Highland Council Inspiring Young Voices
Highland Council Employabilit
HighlarQ Council - Bnghl Ideas IHTSII
Highland Council - C&YP MH&WB 2024
Highland Council - Proiect Awesome
Higttland Council - Safe Spaces
Th8 Robertson TrLJSt
13,435
13,435
13.435
8,564
950
3,120
5.400
500
3.000
17.700
17.71KJ
10.000
10,D)J
38.000
27.500
Impact Funding Partners
lrnpacl Funding Partners- Phase 2
Brora Development Trust
Comic Rèlief Grant 231831
270
270
12.958
10.476
10.476
1.250
2.730
Gomic Relief Grant 231912
1.900
Corra FoundaiiDn Young Grant Makè
Highland Third Sector Interfacg - Young Grant Makers
Highland Sector Interface - Brigttl Ideas
Scottish Gov8rnment - Merkinch Cornrnunity Partnership P2
Youth Scotland
2.287
36.300
10,000
10,000
1.000
51,435
41.946
93,381
137,394

S Re¢eipts from Charitable Acti¥btl•s
efund&re-Imbuwmen:s
Fynds
Fund5
311(ly¥J
31N)Y24
Membe￿hIp Fees
Training Incomè
Consultstion Incom•
1.715
1,715
2.135
426
426
14.125
14,125
Activity Delivery Income
Shopify Athivity Income
Other Income
300
157
157
71
122
40
16,844
16.844
2,246
e Cost of Charftoble Activlti•s
Siatt Salaries
Staff Pensions
F￿*1￿$
31IW2S
31ffjy24
61.651
37.090
98.741
111.754
1.840
1,020
3,126
2.373
Staff Exp8ns8s
Staff Att•n<*an￿ at Ev•nts
162
Staff Training
PVG Costs
75
75
72
Volunteer Exp8ns8S
Young People's Expenses
Activiliès ExponwJ
Evont E/pens•s
Equipmont & Resources
Vèhicle Hire
1,312
550
500
157
4.470
5,904
3,055
8.706
81
2.919
3,IX11
Venue Hires
344
Charitable Donation￿GrantS Giv•n
Offk8 Expan80S
Heat & Lght
Rent
1481
31.863
419
2.052
15511
727
554
1,622
727
727
Fl8fuseMast•
275
275
220
745
336
1.cel
2.292
Memb8rship Charg•$
35
118
114
65.456
48.577
176.328
Y•ar •nd•d
Y9ar End*1
31m￿l
7 Gov•rn8nc• Cost8
Trustees Expensos
Bank Charg•s
Insuran
Funtts
10
458
Accountancyl8ook-kseping
PFof8Sgonal Fees
2.251
2.251
3.768
2.719
2.719
4.469

8 Transfers be￿••n fund$
Any Internal movament In funds We￿ agreed by the appropnaté fLsnO ¢jo￿S and warè usad for stalfing costs.
Transl•s
Transf*s
Transfers
Petty Cas
Bank
CuTTeni
Lknf8StrCt•J
Unrwnct
Acc4)unf &
& ReStr￿•y & Aestfttt￿ Petty Casn
CUrr￿t Aceourrt
1 01rt)4Q4 U¢byTent
t 31
Untssinct8d FurKtS
Flestncted Funds
45.875
16.6311
39144
53.461
15.6321
47
Transl
Tr4ns1•5
Bank
Transfws
Current
AtoIA)Ir24 &R8Strtt•J &RestrtW P*tykn A131
Unrestrict&J FuThJs
14.fa3
14h05
RoStnct*J Funds
14.
14,195
Transf•3
Current
Accounl &
01n)4￿4 Movwneni Translws Polty Cash At 31103125
P•tty Cash
Unrestrict&J Funds
42
13
Restncted FurKts
42
13
T?nsl*s
Petty Casn
Unre5tro
Movwn•)t & Restrel
funa$
Unrystnctoo
& Re￿￿eL￿1
R•¥tr1￿￿d Funds - Curyent Account
Al 01ffj4124
AI 31103r25
Bnght Ideas IHTSI)
C&YP MH &W8 2024 (HQ
Employability - Aim High
Highland Ca￿S - Youth Work
Image of YtyJih - H.Coun¢il
Impact VolLJnt8er5
Impact Volunteèrs Phase 2
Insynng Young Voices
Lottery Community Change Makers
MerkitKh Community Partnership - Phase I
M8rkinch Community Partnership - Phase 2
Merkinch Wayparl<
Prt)1OCi Awèsome
Safe Sp￿e$- Safe COnsAJltaii(￿ IHCI
Grant Mak8f5- HADP. HTSI & Corra
7.517
518
5.394
12.7861
402
1251
11.08n
197
377
950
113n
7￿•
7.219
7219
13791
(8.8851
2.057
12.05n
15.077)
15001
17.177
10)
4.374
9.452
soo
17.177
3.106
3,1
(9.5321
45.87$
16,6311
244
10

Ir￿rning
Rosour¢es
R88ourc88
Expended
17,5001
N•t
Mov•m•nt
Not Mov•m•nts - Curr*nt Ac¢ount
Bnghl Icseas IHTSII
YP MH &W8 2024 IHCI
Employability - Airn High
Highland Care5 - Youth Work
Im￿8 of Youth H.Council
Impact volunt￿rS
Impact Voluntaèrs Phase 2
Inspiring Young Voicos
Lottèry Community CtrTrange Makeys
Mertinch Community Partnorship - Phase I
Merkinch CthTmvnity Partn8Wip- Ph8s0 2
Mèrkinch Pl#yp8rk
Project Awesome
Sale Spacgs - Sale Consultation IHCI
Young Grant M8kèr5 - HADP. HTSI & Corra
500
.¢Jx)I
3,000
12.7861
1251
11.087)
1731
13,25
13791
18.8851
12.057)
15.0771
15001
15231
16.8941
19,5321
12,7881
1251
270
197
10.476
7,219
13791
18.8851
12,(K57>
15,07n
17.700
17,177
3.106
19,5321
i 0.000
Translws
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funds
UnrestriC10d
TFan81811
pdty Cgsh
Unr8yiricie(I
Net
Uovernoni
A•strl¢t¢d Fund• - Potty Cash
8righl Ideas IHTSII
C&YP MH &WB 2024 IHCI
Employability - Aim High
Highland Cares - Youth Work
Imag9 01 Yoijth - H Council
Impact Voluniears
Impact Volunt00rs Phase 2
Inspinng Youno Voic•s
Lottery Community Chango Makors
Merkinch Community Partnership - Phase 1
Merkinch Community Partnérship - Phase 2
Merkirrh Playpar
Proioct Awasom
Sale Space5- Safe Consultation IHCI
Young Grant Makors - HADP, HTSI & Corra
Al 01104124
AI 3110Y25

Net Movements - Petty Cash
8rigttl Ideas IHTSII
C&YP &WB 2024 (HQ
Employability - Am High
HIghlar￿ Cares - Ywth Wo
Image ol YtyJth - H.Council
Ifnpact Volunleers
Impact VdLJnteers Phase 2
InS￿nn9 y￿ng Vol￿$
Lottery Gommunity ChaThJè Mak8r5
mark1r￿￿ Community Partnership - Phasè 1
Merkinch Community Partnèr*)Ip- Ph&5e 2
Mèrkinch Playpark
Project Awesomt
Sale Spaces - Sale Cth)sultation IHCI
Youry Grant Makers - HADP. HTSI & Corra
9 Other Assets Iunrnstrfct￿ - Flxture & Fittings
Dai8
PurCTh￿
Fixture & Fittings
14110115
27110115
2639
depreciation over 7 years with no salvage vdue. straight line rretrod
a iJepr8csatson ￿￿nt oi r568 10 t* Cha0￿1 each year dunrwJ rt 5 ttsel(Jl life.
5112 wa5 thar9ed to year ontleé March 2016. ￿37
2PA10115
482
3975
Fixture 8 Fittings
IfJ11115
258
258
depreciation over 7 yaars with ro s￿V￿je v¥uè. Siraigl)t line method
a dèpreciation 8mount of £37 10 be cha@8d ep£h year dunry It's useful life.
4112 was char98d to year ended March 2016_ £12
Cost - FIx￿rn & Fittin9S
8/F from 31/03124
unrt*neé*i
AeStriL1￿1
4.233
At 1 April 2024 10 31 March 2025
4.233
At l Apnl 2024
Charge for ye
4.233
At 31 March 2025
4.233
N•t Book Vakw. FEXtwe & Ffftkngs
Ai 1 Aw+1 2024
At 31 2￿￿5
12

Date
PLJrchas8d
10 Other Assets - Offlce Equipment
Cost
Office EqLJipment lunrestrictedl
813116
224
813116
299
depreciation over 5 years wilh no salvagè value. straight line method
g depreciation amount of £305 to be charged ea¢h year during it's useful life.
no Gharge to year ended March 2016
1013116
1002
1525
Off￿8 EquI￿nent - ￿stncted
2711117
329
depreciation over 5 Yéa￿ with no salvage value. straight line method
a d8preciation amount of £66 to be charged each year during it's useful Iile.
2112 to bè chwg8d to year ended March 2017 - £11
oriice Equipment - Un[￿ncIed
181f420
2299
2,299
clopr8ciatlOFI OV8r 5 years with no salvagg valu8. straight line melho
depreciation amount of £460 to be charged each year during It s us8lul Iile.
9112 to be charged to year andèd March 2021 £345
C05t- OffFeè Equipment
/F from 31103124
unresiriet
eslritte¢
3.824
329
At 1 April 2024 to 31 March 2025
3,824
329
D•w8clatl¢)n
At 1 Apftl 2024
Charge for year
3,250
460
329
At 31 March 2025
3,710
329
Net Book Value
At 1 April 2024
574
Ai 31 March 2025
114
13

APPENDIX 3
Independent examiner's report on the accounts
Report to the Chty nane
tru8te•8lrnembern of
YOUTH HIGHLAND SCIO
R•gi•t•r•d charlty SC 027712
number
On th¢ accounts of thè
charity for Ihe poriod
Pen¢xl start dale
Period end dale
knlh
Ye
Yeaf
01
to
2024
31
03
2025
Set out on page•
1to13
R•8pectlv•
pon•ibilitiM ol
tru•1¢￿ Ind •xamin•f
The charrty s lfuslees are le8F￿nsIble for Ihe preparalion ol the accounts In armdance
with the iefms ol the Charities and Trustee In¥eslmenl (Scotland) 2005 Ad and the
Charil*s Accounts (Scotland) Regulatic￿5 2CMA (as &mende41 Ttr• charrty Iruslees
consthr thal the audit requirement ol RegulaI￿rt 10111 Idl ol ihe Accounts Reoul8iions
does not apply 11 Is my iespon&ts141y lo exarnine the accounls as required under section
44111 ICI of Acl and to slale whether particulai matters have come lo my attent
Ba•1• ol independent My eXaMin*￿n is camed oul In accofd•rte wlh RegulalK)n 11 of Ihe 2CthS A¢£￿￿16
examln•r'• •l•t•m•nt RegUlaI￿n5 An examination Includes a re¥iew of Ihe accounting records kept by the
charily and a companson of Ihe accounts wesenleo with Ihose record5 11 also Indudes
cons￿eratiOn ol any unusual Items ¢y disdosures In Ihe accounls and seek$
explanations from the Ifuslees concerning any such matters The Procedures Ur￿ertaken
do not provide all Ihe evidence that would be required In an audit and. consequenlly. I do
not express an authl opIn￿n on the vth given by the accounts.
Ind•pgndenl oxaminer'• In Ihe course ol my examination. no Matter has cthne lo my att8nlion lolh8r Ihan th81
•lat•m•nl disdosed ¢)n Ihe attached page'l
whth gives me feasonable cause to bel*ve tr￿1 In any m*erial respect ltte
Tequiremenis
lo keep accounting fec(Mds In accordance ￿th seciion 441111al ol ihe 2CM)S Ad and
RegU￿t￿n 4 of Ihe 20C6 Accounls Regulations aTrJ
lo prepafe accounls acujfd wrth Ihe accountsng re￿rdS anLI ctynply valh
RegulalK)n 9 of the 20C6 Accwnls Repulaiions
have not been mel. or
., I i •n In ordw lo enable a propw
Sign•d
Name
R•l•v•nt profe••ional
qu•llfication{$l or bod
lif any)
11? 25
Addre••
pa

APPENDIX 3
Dlsclosure section
Only complete rf the examiner needs lo highlvJht matenal problems
Give here brl•f details of
any item8 that the
examiner wishes to
disclose