CAMDEN ANCHOR
To promote and protect the health of the public, and in particular amongpeople residing in London, by providing an infrastructure that involvespeople in a collective effort to build confidence in their own abilities andto experience opportunities that build their capacity and capabilities forpositive health and well-being outcomes.
Financial health, per its FY2025 accounts
The accounts state that total income for the year was £29,484 with total resources expended at £21,336, resulting in a net incoming resource of £8,148. Unrestricted funds increased from £11,366 to £11,167 (Note: The Balance Sheet shows Unrestricted Fund at 11,167 and Restricted at 8,347, Total 19,514. The SOFA shows Net Incoming 8,148. Prior year total funds 11,366. Current year total funds 19,514. The unrestricted fund specifically is stated as £11,167 in the Trustees' Report and Balance Sheet). The trustees maintain a reserves policy of holding a minimum of three months' worth of expenses, which totaled £21,366 for the financial year, to ensure ongoing operations.
What the accounts disclose
“In 2025, our total income was £29,484 in charitable income, which should be noted as including £5,000 from LB Camden, £13,064 from Camden Council Community, £2,000 from Prism The Gift Fun, £1,000 from Nelson’s Pharmaceuticals, £1,000 from The Caversham Group and £7,420 from Camden Health Partners Limited.” — page 10
“To maintain financial stability, the Trustees and CEO work together to ensure that a minimum of three months’ worth of expenses is consistently held in the bank account, securing the charity’s ongoing operations.”
“As at the year end, the charity owed Camden Health Partners Ltd £14,589 (2024: Camden Health Partners Limited owed the charity £12,182). Accountancy fees of £858 (2024: £816) were due to Ramsay Brown LLP, in which the trustee Mr L M Slavin is a Partner.” — page 17
“As at the year end, the charity owed Camden Health Partners Ltd £14,589 (2024: Camden Health Partners Limited owed the charity £12,182). Accountancy fees of £858 (2024: £816) were due to Ramsay Brown LLP, in which the trustee Mr L M Slavin is a Partner.” — page 17
“As at the year end, the charity owed Camden Health Partners Ltd £14,589 (2024: Camden Health Partners Limited owed the charity £12,182). Accountancy fees of £858 (2024: £816) were due to Ramsay Brown LLP, in which the trustee Mr L M Slavin is a Partner.” — page 17
“As at the year end, the charity owed Camden Health Partners Ltd £14,589 (2024: Camden Health Partners Limited owed the charity £12,182). Accountancy fees of £858 (2024: £816) were due to Ramsay Brown LLP, in which the trustee Mr L M Slavin is a Partner.” — page 17
“Observation: A listing of all related parties and any associated transactions is not maintained. Implication: This could lead to related party transactions not being identified in a timely manner, adding a risk of unidentified conflicts of interest. Recommendation: To have a rolling updated system to monitor related parties and associated transactions.”
“Observation: Liabilities related to restricted income were not separately identified from unrestricted creditor balances. Implication: This reduces the clarity over which creditor balances relate to restricted activities and which relate to unrestricted operations. This may make it difficult to ensure restricted funds are utilised in line with donor conditions. Recommendation: The recognition of liabilities which are associated to restricted and unrestricted activities should be split with separate schedules being maintained for each.”
“Observation: A listing of all related parties and any associated transactions is not maintained. Implication: This could lead to related party transactions not being identified in a timely manner, adding a risk of unidentified conflicts of interest. Recommendation: To have a rolling updated system to monitor related parties and associated transactions.”
“Observation: Liabilities related to restricted income were not separately identified from unrestricted creditor balances. Implication: This reduces the clarity over which creditor balances relate to restricted activities and which relate to unrestricted operations. This may make it difficult to ensure restricted funds are utilised in line with donor conditions. Recommendation: The recognition of liabilities which are associated to restricted and unrestricted activities should be split with separate schedules being maintained for each.”
Trustees
- Diane Sue Pearson
- Dr Alexander John Warner
- Dr Jane Mimi Myat
- Josephine Ohlson
Income and spending
| Financial year end | Income | Spending |
|---|---|---|
| 31/03/2025 | £29k | £21k |
| 31/03/2024 | £4k | £2k |
| 31/03/2023 | £10k | £1k |
| 31/03/2022 | £100 | £2k |
| 31/03/2021 | £1k | £0 |
Common questions
Is CAMDEN ANCHOR financially healthy?
Per its FY2025 accounts: The accounts state that total income for the year was £29,484 with total resources expended at £21,336, resulting in a net incoming resource of £8,148. Unrestricted funds increased from £11,366 to £11,167 (Note: The Balance Sheet shows Unrestricted Fund at 11,167 and Restricted at 8,347, Total 19,514. The SOFA shows Net Incoming 8,148. Prior year total funds 11,366. Current year total funds 19,514. The unrestricted fund specifically is stated as £11,167 in the Trustees' Report and Balance Sheet). The trustees maintain a reserves policy of holding a minimum of three months' worth of expenses, which totaled £21,366 for the financial year, to ensure ongoing operations. Its FY2025 accounts were independently examined.