Financial overview

Annual Report 2025

Where the money came from, and where it went.

Income, spending and the net result for the year, with a readable table under every chart. Every total and share is calculated from the same lines, so the numbers always agree.

Income

Grants from trusts and foundationsThis period: £1,420,000Share of total income:
2023-24: £1,265,000 · Up 12.3%
Individual giving and legaciesThis period: £684,000Share of total income:
2023-24: £612,000 · Up 11.8%
Contracts and public fundingThis period: £541,000Share of total income:
2023-24: £588,000 · Down 8%
Community fundraising and eventsThis period: £236,000Share of total income:
2023-24: £214,000 · Up 10.3%
Investments and other incomeThis period: £59,000Share of total income:
2023-24: £41,000 · Up 43.9%
Total incomeThis period: Not reported

Expenditure

Charitable activitiesThis period: £2,512,000Share of total expenditure:
2023-24: £2,301,000 · Up 9.2%
Raising fundsThis period: £286,000Share of total expenditure:
2023-24: £270,000 · Up 5.9%
Governance and supportThis period: £98,000Share of total expenditure:
2023-24: £92,000 · Up 6.5%
Total expenditureThis period: Not reported

Charitable spending by programme

Second Chance LearningThis period: £1,012,000Share of total programme spending:
2023-24: £948,000 · Up 6.8%
Pathways MentoringThis period: £806,000Share of total programme spending:
2023-24: £762,000 · Up 5.8%
Open KitchensThis period: £488,000Share of total programme spending:
2023-24: £591,000 · Down 17.4%
Digital skills hubsThis period: £206,000Share of total programme spending:
2023-24: £0 · Up £206,000
Total charitable spendingThis period: Not reported

For every £1 we spent, 87p went straight into our programmes. Figures are rounded to the nearest £1,000.

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