MOYA COLE HOSPICE

Company number

00947220

Status

Active

Incorporation

1969-02-03

Last accounts made up

2025-03-31

Account category

GROUP

Primary SIC

86101

Hubs

UK Healthcare

Accounting basis

FRS 102

Reporting scope

Consolidated (group)

Auditor

Crowe U.K. LLP

Audit opinion

Unqualified (clean)

Going concern

Affirmed

“The Trustees are satisfied that the hospice has financial resources available to be financially viable from the date of signing this report. Total hospice income is currently slightly below budget. While fundraising and investment income are performing ahead of expectations, both legacy and statutory income are slightly behind projected levels. The hospice remains committed to robust financial management, with regular monitoring of income and expenditure to ensure sustainability. Strategic efforts to diversify income, through fundraising, retail operations, and grants, support the hospice's ability to meet its obligations and deliver high-quality care. Consequently, the Trustees believe that, overall, the hospice is in a strong position to manage its business risks successfully. Accordingly, they continue to adopt the going concern basis in preparing the Annual Report and Financial Statements.”

Subsidiaries

• Moya Cole Hospice Trading Company Limited · 100% held · England and Wales · management of the charity's trading activities

Significant events

• “John Ardern of Prestwich honoured his late daughter, Steph Jenkins, who died of cancer at 36, by completing a 10-hour sponsored silence at The Millstone pub in Manchester on April 10, 2024.”
• “Volunteer complementary therapist Pat giving back to Moya Cole Hospice who cared for her mum.”
• “Building work underway at Moya Cole Hospice's long-awaited Heald Green hospice... The new site includes a 27-bedroom inpatient unit, outpatient services, and support spaces, all set within landscaped gardens.”
• “Celebrating Pride. Moya Cole Hospice celebrated Pride Month throughout June and proudly announced its return to the Manchester Pride Parade.”
• “Ceremonial Mayor of Salford pledges support to Moya Cole Hospice.”
• “Patient praises Moya Cole Hospice's staff. John Webber, a former inpatient at Moya Cole Hospice in Heald Green, expressed deep gratitude for the care he received, which enabled him to return home.”
• “Moya Cole Hospice was awarded the prestigious We invest in people platinum accreditation by Investors in People—the highest level possible.”
• “The Great Mancunian Ball raises over £550,000 for the Moya Cole Hospice new build... raised an impressive £565,980 for Moya Cole Hospice's new build.”
• “A day of remembering loved ones at Manchester Cathedral. Supporters of Moya Cole Hospice gathered at Manchester Cathedral for the Light Up a Life services to remember loved ones...”
• “Sisters remember their mum who was a 'brilliant character'. Ellie Hayes and Sylvia Constable fondly remembered their late mother Mabel, who was cared for at Moya Cole Hospice for seven months...”
• “Moya Cole Hospice named as charity partner for 2025 ASO Manchester Half Marathon.”
• “Hospice Leaders head to Parliament to call for funding reform... Hospices in Greater Manchester have faced a 33% rise in costs... urged MPs to support a joint letter calling for government commitments...”

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