Mha Plc · LSE:MHA
Mha — Investor Presentation (May 2024)
26 slides from Mha's investor presentation, May 2024
Slide 1: Agenda
Agenda 7.30am Networking Scan the QR code to follow us on LinkedIn! 7:55am Welcome to MK City Breakfast Club, Liz Newell 8.00am Breakfast is served 8.25am Guest Speaker: Ranjit Singh, MK Community Foundation 8.50am Guest Speaker: Jo Faulkner-Harvey, Retina UK 9.00am Event Close
Slide 2: Good Morning, MK City Breakfast Club
Good Morning, MK City Breakfast Club ©2024 Milton Keynes Community Foundation
Slide 3: MK Community Foundation: Giving Experts
Eaahier a Giving Experts Knowledge MK Community Foundation Sending Funding Where it’s Needed Most in Milton Keynes www.mkcommunityfoundation.co.uk
Slide 4: What we'll cover today
What we’ll cover today: • Who is MK Community Foundation? • The City’s Key Issues • What’s Causing This? • What Can Be Done? 4 ©2024 Milton Keynes Community Foundation
Slide 5: The City's Key Issues
The City's Key Issues ©2024 Milton Keynes Community Foundation
Slide 6: 30% of Children Living in Poverty
‘30% of Children Living in Poverty’ * • “Unable to afford the minimum needs […] i.e. Shelter, Warmth, Food, Clothing and Social Activities.” * • Ethnically Diverse Communities Disproportionately Affected. • Mental & Physical Health, Single Parents and Low Paid Incomes are Major Factors. • Schools re
Slide 7: 26% of Secondary School Pupils in MK Missed 10% of School Sessions
‘26% of Secondary School Pupils in MK Missed 10% of School Sessions’ • Pandemic has scarred the emotional and academic development of young people across MK. • % of pupils missing school is double pre-pandemic levels. – P upils living in the most deprived areas of MK and thos e with dis abilities mi
Slide 8: 20% of Adults Using Mental Health Services are in Paid Employment
’20% of Adults Using Mental Health Services are in Paid Employment’ * * England’s average is 6% • Mental health and wellbeing have worsened over the last year, exacerbated by cost-of-living crisis. • Flexible working can aid mental health. • Job autonomy relates to lower rates of anxiety and depress
Slide 9: What's Causing this?
What's Causing this? ©2024 Milton Keynes Community Foundation
Slide 10: What's Causing this?
What's Causing this? • Pandemic, Cost-of-Living Crisis, Quality of Jobs. • Pandemic caused severe mental health issues in young people, coupled with the loss of vital school time. • Causes of in-work mental health issues 10 ©2024 Milton Keynes Community Foundation
Slide 11: What Can Be Done?
What Can Be Done? ©2024 Milton Keynes Community Foundation
Slide 12: Public expect Businesses to do the right thing
Public expect Businesses to do the right thing • Edelman Trust Barometer suggests 50% of the UK public expect business to do societal good. • Public expects genuine support for causes they care about in their local community. 12 ©2024 Milton Keynes Community Foundation
Slide 13: Giving Experts to Direct Funding Where it is Needed Most
Giving Experts to Direct Funding Where it is Needed Most • MK Community Foundation are the giving experts of our city. • We understand the needs of the city through our research. • We have an in-depth knowledge of the sector. • 1500 charities in MK. • 37% have turnover less than £10,000 per annum. 1
Slide 14: Many Ways to Support the Causes you Care About
Many Ways to Support the Causes you Care About • Business Membership • Flow through funds • Endowment Funds • Skills Sharing Programme 14 ©2024 Milton Keynes Community Foundation
Slide 15: Giving is Good for Your Business and the Community
Giving is Good for Your Business and the Community ©2024 Milton Keynes Community Foundation
Slide 16: Giving For Growth | Thursday, 16 May
th Giving For Growth | Thursday, 16 May Join us to find out how your business can make the most of its charitable giving and have the biggest impact across Milton Keynes. Scan Here
Slide 17: Book a complimentary one-hour consultation
Book a complimentary one-hour consultation with us to explore how your company can give with purpose. 4 ranjit.singh@mkcommunityfoundation.co.uk Ranjit Singh Philanthropy Director
Slide 18: Retina UK #SmallbutMighty
www.retinauk.org.uk #SmallbutMighty M ay 2024
Slide 19: £1M CIO
£1M CIO 50 24 #SmallbutMighty
Slide 20: Inherited retinal dystrophies (IRDs)
Inherited retinal dystrophies (IRDs) Stargardt Bardet-Biedl disease Retinitous syndrome (BBS) Pigmentosa Juvenile macular Ushers degeneration 30,000 Syndrom e Achromatopsia. Best disease Leber Congenital Amaurosis (LCA) Achromatopsia #SmallbutMighty
Slide 21: What we do
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Slide 22: The difference we make
The difference we make £1,562,632 £624,853 Invested in medical research £615,141 Invested in Information & Support 1090 Helpline calls and emails 6,148 50,752 Online support group Copies of Look Forward responded to members shared #SmallbutMighty
Slide 23: #SmallbutMighty
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Slide 24: Norma, Morale Officer
Norma, Morale Officer Norma’s human is Angie. Angie is currently working for Retina UK via an internship in partnership with the support of TPT to help get people back into employment. “I was diagnosed with RP approximately 25 years ago, just after my beautiful daughter, Kirsten was born. I started
Slide 25: 1 in 5 people will live with sight loss
1in5 people 75%of people of will live with working age with sight loss in sight loss are not their lifetime in work internships@pocklington-trust.org.uk
Slide 26: Thank you
“We are more positive about what’s ahead. We feel less isolated and “Over time, with support alone.” from the Helpline, I have found that there are many ways to live life to the full with a diagnosis of inherited sight loss.” “Idon’t feel so alone having met, face to face other people who actually u