The funding and donations we receive allow us to deliver greatly needed services to our clients and expand our services for the future. Here's an overview of our funding and finance for 2008-09.
Our income for the year ending 31 March 2009 amounted to £3,228,619. This was an increase of 15% over the previous year, thanks to:
Our income from investments was down by 14% due to the fall in interest rates halfway through the year. However, we did benefit from a timely deposit into a 6-month fixed interest account at 4.1% in December, just days before the interest rate plummeted to 2%. The bulk of our funds were in cash deposits, none of which were affected by the failure of Icelandic banks.
Our spending rose by 12% on the previous year to £3,039,917 due to:
The result was a surplus of £180,638 compared to £81,182 in the previous year, made up of:
With our General Fund standing at £1,956,284, we're well placed to face the uncertainties of the recession and the challenges of income generation in the future.
For abbreviated accounts information see our 2008/09 Accounts Summary or for a full set of accounts please go to www.charity-commission.gov.uk.
In the past year we've helped nearly 6,000 clients with alcohol or drug problems. We've also introduced a few changes to our organisation to help us meet the challenges of the future. Find out more in our annual review.
Today, we use the knowledge and experience we've gained over the last 30 years to develop reliable, innovative and cost-effective solutions that deliver results both for our clients and our partner agencies and funders. See our full range of services.
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