CATALYST SUPPORT LIMITED

Company number

03689561

Status

Active

Incorporation

1998-12-21

Last accounts made up

2025-03-31

Account category

GROUP

Primary SIC

86900

Hubs

UK Healthcare

Accounting basis

FRS 102

Reporting scope

Consolidated (group)

Auditor

MHA

Audit opinion

Unqualified (clean)

Going concern

Affirmed

“In meeting their obligation to consider the going concern status of the charity, the trustees have reviewed budgets and forecasts for the coming year to 31st March 2026 and where possible to September 2026. They have considered the organisation's ability to fund its activities and to find new sources of income and funding. The trustees consider that the forecasts prepared are appropriate and that the organisation can reasonably expect to fund its projects and activities until at least September 2026. The charity's progress in meeting its forecasts will continue to be monitored and mitigating actions taken where necessary. Given the action already in place and monitored by trustees and the senior leadership team of Catalyst Support and Alpha Community Outreach Limited, the trustees have concluded that it is appropriate to consider the organisation a going concern.”

Subsidiaries

• Alpha Community Outreach Ltd · 100% held · UK · provide support to complex individuals living in the community who will generally have addiction and mental health issues and not be suitable for mainstream services. The company also carries out specialist cleaning services including for hoarders and post mortem.

Significant events

• “In December 2024, our Chair of Trustees, Warren Rockett, retired after 21 years of exemplary service, leaving behind a legacy of dedication and leadership.”
• “Yvonne Rees was welcomed as our new Chair of Trustees in January 2025.”
• “In late 2024, Catalyst Support relocated its head office from Guildford to Woking (Nankeville Court).”
• “In 2024-2025, Catalyst Support implemented a strategic transformation of its service delivery model, introducing two distinct but complementary service pillars: Communities and Specialist & Outreach Services.”
• “In 2024, the SUN Team received the Silver Award in the "team of the year" nomination at the Surrey and Borders Partnership Annual Staff Awards.”
• “In 2024, "A Novel Idea" shop received a grant to redecorate and give it a fresh new look with works completed in early 2025.”
• “A pilot project for the Cuckooing service, launched in August 2024 in Rushmoor and Hart, Hampshire, has shown positive results.”
• “HomeFirst service was nominated for the Surrey and Borders Partnership Annual Staff Awards, recognising the impact and dedication of the team.”
• “Alpha Community Outreach was named a finalist in both the Surrey Care Awards and the Surrey Business Awards.”

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