Reports & Accounts

As a charity Lench's Trust prepares audited accounts and reports which are submitted each year to the Charity Commission , Companies House, Homes England and the Regulator of Social Housing, our main regulatory bodies. The Trust's financial year is from 1st January to 31st December.

The picture below is the Finance Committee (July 2016) which reviews the audited accounts each year for approval by the Board of Trustees. You can see our accounts by clicking on our:

Lench's Trust also publishes an Impact Report which is circulated to all its residents and main stakeholders and partners.

If you would like more information on these two reports please go to our Contact Us page.

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Did you know: Halloween?

Halloween is right around the corner, but this year we are unable to go trick or treating...but do not worry this article will provide some interesting facts about Halloween and a crossword at the end to keep your Halloween fun, even if you have to spend it inside. Click here to read more...
Turning back the clock (2020)

The clocks go back soon towards the end of the month, but how many people actually know the reason why it happens. In this article, we will talk about why we turn back the clocks and when it happens. Click here to read more...
Unblocktober 2020

The entire month of October is also known as "Unblocktober", this campaign aims to raise awareness on how you can dispose of everyday items to have a more positive impact on the environment. Especially on our drains and sewers. Click here to read more...
A Safer Halloween

Trick-or-Treating this year will not be possible, but there are plenty of ways you can safely celebrate Halloween with your family. This article will have a selection of fun ideas which you can use for Halloween, not to mention some terrifyingly great recipes you can make! Click here to read more...

Our Local Promise

Lench's Trust is committed, as an almshouse charity, to work with local communities to provide housing solutions which respond to the needs of older people in Birmingham.
Our Services

The main purpose of Lench's Trust is to promote independent living for older people who are facing financial hardship or social isolation.
Trustees & Staff

Both our staff and trustees play vital roles at Lench's Trust.
Our History

In 1525 William Lench, a tanner by trade and living in Moor Street, then called Mole Street, decided to leave his worldly wealth to nineteen of his friends by a Deed of Gift dated 11th March 1525.
About Us

Lench's Trust is an almshouse charity founded in 1526 by William Lench.